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Bay Filly Barn 18 Hip No Consigned by Gayle Woods, Agent III Hip No. Barn 678 Bay Filly 18 Mr. Prospector Afleet................................. Polite Lady Rizzi.................................. Topsider Top Wish........................... Bay Filly Winsome April 16, 2002 Storm Cat Tabasco Cat ...................... Barbicue Sauce Sweet Cali Cat .................. (1997) Affirmed Kerplop............................. Sound of Summer By RIZZI (1991). Stakes winner of $287,047, Bold Ruler H. [G3], etc. Sire of 6 crops of racing age, 273 foals, 162 starters, 11 stakes winners, 121 win- ners of 475 races and earning $8,339,881/$280,077(CAN) in N.A./U.S., including champion Thrice Rich ($149,161), and of Rich in Glory ($368,- 112, Florida Thoroughbred Charities S.-R (OTC, $18,000)-ntr, etc.), Richly Blended ($323,280, Gotham S. [G3], etc.), Rich Coins ($307,967, North Miami Beach S. [L] (HIA, $28,520), etc.), Rich Celebration [L] ($287,366). 1st dam SWEET CALI CAT, by Tabasco Cat. Placed in 2 starts at 3, $3,460. Dam of 1 registered foal, above. 2nd dam Kerplop, by Affirmed. Winner at 3, 2nd St. Croix River S. (CBY, $5,000). Dam of 11 other foals, 9 to race, 6 winners, including-- PINEAFF (c. by Pine Bluff). 4 wins at 2 and 3, $372,933, Tampa Bay Derby [L] (TAM, $90,000), Hawthorne Juvenile S. [L] (HAW, $60,000), Hope- mont S. [L] (KEE, $44,377), 3rd Super Derby [G1], Illinois Derby [G2], Pennsylvania Derby [G3]. Fiftyfiftyovefifty. 4 wins, 2 to 5, $135,641. Crack of the Bat. 7 wins, 2 to 4, 2003, $104,140. 3rd dam SOUND OF SUMMER, by Drone. 5 wins at 3 and 4, $136,267, Santa Susana S.-G2, Ashland S.-G3, 3rd La Brea S., Santa Ysabel S. Half-sister to TIME FOR REDCHECKS, Toulemont, Mettle. Dam of 7 winners, including-- Kerplop. Stakes-placed winner, above. Summer Swallow. Winner at 3, $28,475. Sent to Chile. Dam of-- SUMMER. 3 wins to 4, 2004 in Chile, champion 2-year-old colt, Gran Premio Criadores [G2], Clasico Victor Matetic Fernandez [G3], Clasi- co Libertador Bernardo O’Higgins Riquelme [G3], 2nd Tanteo de Po- trillos [G1], Clasico Domingo Segundo Herrera Martinez [G2], Clasi- co Guillermo del Pedregal Herrera, Clasico Diario El Mercurio, etc. Summer Land (CHI). 9 wins at 3 and 4 in Chile, 2nd Premio Luis Aldu- nate Carrera, Premio Ismael Tocornal, 3rd Premio Club Hipico de Santiago [G1], Premio Ilustre Municipalidad de Santiago [G2], etc. Summerly. Unraced. Dam of 10 foals, 8 to race, all winners, including-- GREY TOBE FREE. 9 wins, 2 to 5, $312,649, Ballerina Breeders' Cup S. [G3], British Columbia Cup Stallion H.-R (HST, $32,772(CAN)), Senate Appointee H. (HST, $23,512(CAN)), Brighouse Belles H. (HST, $22,890(CAN)), Senate Appointee H. (HST, $22,764(CAN)), British Columbia Cup Distaff H.-R (HST, $33,354(CAN)), etc. Engagements: OBS Championship S., Breeders' Cup. Registered New York-bred..
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