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Race and (Black Type) Record Sire Line Entered Stud in 2017 LAOBAN dkb/br, 2013 Dosage (1-3-4-0-0); DI: 3.00; CD: 0.63 See gray pages—Nasrullah RACE AND (BLACK TYPE) RECORD In Excess, 1987 Siberian Express, by Caro Age Starts 1st 2nd 3rd Earned 25s, BTW, $1,740,861 Indian Charlie, 1995 1,003 f, 57 BTW, 1.51 AEI Kantado, by Saulingo 2 2 0 1 0 $9,250 5s, BTW, $616,120 3 7 1(1) 1(1) 1(1) $517,000 952 f, 83 BTW, 1.85 AEI Soviet Sojourn, 1989 Leo Castelli, by Sovereign Dancer 10s, BTW, $270,110 Totals 9 1(1) 2(1) 1(1) $526,250 Uncle Mo, b, 2008 8s, BTW, $1,606,000 11 f, 9 r, 4 w, 1 BTW Political Parfait, by Diplomat Way Won At 3 479 f, 34 BTW, 2.32 AEI Arch, 1995 Kris S., by Roberto Jim Dandy S (G2, $600,000, 9f in 1:48.39, dftg. 7.28 AWD 7s, BTW, $480,969 Governor Malibu, Destin, Mohaymen, Race Me Playa Maya, 2000 1,039 f, 61 BTW, 1.65 AEI Aurora, by Danzig 6s, wnr, $81,921 Home, Creator). 7 f, 7 r, 6 w, 1 BTW Dixie Slippers, 1995 Dixieland Band, by Northern Dancer 2nd Gotham S (G3, 8.5f, to Shagaf, dftg. Adventist, 9s, wnr, $41,620 Sunny Ridge, Conquest Big E, Rally Cry, Vincento). 1 f, 1 r, 1 w Cyane's Slippers, by Cyane 3rd Sham S (G3, 8f, to Collected, Let’s Meet in Rio, Gone West, 1984 Mr. Prospector, by Raise a Native dftg. Found Money, I’malreadythere, Semper 17s, BTW, $682,251 Fortis, Rare Candy, Sorryaboutnothing). Speightstown, 1998 1,263 f, 94 BTW, 1.79 AEI Secrettame, by Secretariat 16s, BTW, $1,258,256 SIRE LINE 881 f, 86 BTW, 1.99 AEI Silken Cat, 1993 Storm Cat, by Storm Bird Chattertown, dkb/br, 2006 4s, BTW, $102,120 LAOBAN is by UNCLE MO, black-type stakes winner 10 f, 7 r, 3 w, 2 BTW Silken Doll, by Chieftain of 5 races, $1,606,000, champion 2yo colt, Grey Goose 16s, wnr, $104,332 4 f, 2 r, 2 w, 1 BTW Breeders’ Cup Juvenile (G1), Champagne S (G1), Kelso Lost Soldier, 1990 Danzig, by Northern Dancer 7.75 AWD 45s, BTW, $434,089 H (G2), Timely Writer S, 2nd Foxwoods King’s Bishop Chatter Chatter, 2001 476 f, 22 BTW, 1.07 AEI Lady Winborne, by Secretariat S (G1), 3rd Resorts World New York Casino Wood 10s, BTW, $393,940 Memorial S (G1). 4 f, 4 r, 4 w, 2 BTW Bedroom Chatter, 1990 Cure the Blues, by Stop the Music 15s, wnr, $6,715 To November 5, 2017: Sired 3 crops, 479 foals, 292 rnrs 12 f, 12 r, 10 w, 1 BTW Bedroom Window, by Linkage (61%), 178 wnrs (37%), 60 2yo wnrs (13%), 34 BTW (7%), 2.32 AEI, 1.66 CI, 418 sale yrlgs, avg $137,538, 3.02 TNA. Inbreeding: 5sX4D Danzig; 5SX5D Northern Dancer. In 2017: 113 2yos, 31 2yo rnrs, 16 2yo wnrs, 14 BTW, 100 sale yrlgs, avg $189,023. James W. Murphy S, to 3, 2017), KATHRYN THE WISE 2nd dam UNCLE MO has sired NYQUIST (champion 2yo colt, (Critical Eye S, to 4, 2017), ULTRA BRAT (Christiecat S, CHATTER CHATTER. 3 wins at 2, $393,940, Florida Kentucky Derby Presented by Yum! Brands, G1, Tropical Park Oaks), AQUA FRIO (Seattle Slew S, 2nd Stallion My Dear Girl S, Joe O’Farrell Juvenile Xpressbet.com Florida Derby, G1, Sentient Jet Emerald Downs Derby, Gold Rush S, Cavonnier Fillies S, 2nd Florida Stallion Susan’s Girl S. Dam Breeders’ Cup Juvenile, G1, Del Mar Futurity, G1, Juvenile S, Coca-Cola S, 3rd Golden Nugget S, to 3, of 4 foals, including— FrontRunner S, G1, etc.), OUTWORK (Wood Memorial 2017), NO MO DOUGH (LARC Sir Barton S, at 3, 2017), OBRUCHEV. 4 wins at 2 in Japan, $904,631, Zen- S, G1, 2nd Lambholm South Tampa Bay Derby, G2), UNCLE BRENNIE (Sunday Silence S, 3rd Street Sense Nippon Nisai Yushun, Hokkaido Nisai Yushun. GOMO (Darley Alcibiades S, G1, 2nd Sorrento S, G2, S), MOQUEEN (Tab Dulcify Quality, 3rd Reisling S, G2 THAT’S HOW I ROLL. Winner at 2 and 3, $94,182, 3rd Del Mar Juvenile Fillies Turf S), MOKAT (San in Aust, to 4, 2017), OWEN’S MO (West Virginia Maryland Filly Championship S, 2nd Wide Country Clemente H, G2T, 2nd Santa Anita Oaks, G1, Royal Vincent Moscarelli Memorial Breeders’ Classic S, at 2, S, Junior Champion S. Heroine S, G2T, Jimmy Durante S, G3T, 3rd Santa 2017), MY AUNT MO (Hard Rock Casino S, 3rd Angie Bluegrass Chatter. Winner at 2, $49,080, 2nd Santa Ysabel S, G3, to 4, 2017), MO TOWN (Remsen S, G2, C. Stakes, at 2, 2017), Mopotism (2nd Las Virgenes S, Ysabel S (G3). Producer. to 3, 2017), MAN FROM UNCLE (Schweppes G2, Summertime Oaks, G2, Indiana Oaks, G3, 3rd 3rd dam Hobartville S, G2 in Aust, Australian Chinese Jockey Starlet S, G1, to 3, 2017), Motown Lady (3rd Zenyatta BEDROOM CHATTER. Winner at 2. Dam of 12 foals, Club Eskimo Prince S, G3 in Aust, 3rd Hilton S, to 4, S, G1, Chilukki S, G2, Tranquility Lake S, to 4, 2017), including— 2017), MO TOM (LeComte S, G3, Ohio Derby, Street Auntjenn (3rd Sorrento S, G2, Santa Paula S, to 3, Gold Cure. 6 wins at 3 and 4, $133,944, 3rd Noble Sense S, 3rd Veterans Ford Risen Star S, G2, Kentucky 2017), Moana (3rd Mother Goose S, G2, at 3, 2017), Warrior S. Sire. Jockey Club S, G2, Michael G. Schaefer Memorial S, to Tempestad (3rd Saratoga Special S Presented by Chit Chatter. 4 wins at 3 and 4, $120,945, 2nd Cut 4, 2017), UNBRIDLED MO (Houston Ladies Classic S, Coors Light, G2, at 2, 2017), Shaken (3rd Twinspires. the Charm S, 3rd Aspidistra H, Holy Capote S. Dam G3, Hilliard Lyons Doubledogdare S, G3, Monmouth com Rachel Alexandra S, G2, to 4, 2017), Divine of I’M A CHATTERBOX ($2,354,454, Cotillion S, G1, Oaks, G3, Remington Park Oaks, to 4, 2017), LOST Elegance (3rd Matron S, G3, to 4, 2017), etc. Delaware H, G1, Juddmonte Spinster S, G1, Fair RAVEN (Adena Springs Miss Preakness S, G3, UNCLE MO’S 2017 black-type stakes winners are Grounds Oaks, G2, Rachel Alexandra S, G3, Coronation Cup S, Cicada S, Smart Halo S, 2nd MAN FROM UNCLE (G2 in Aust), MO’ GREEN (G3), Silverbulletday S, Obeah H, 2nd Alabama S, G1, Marshua S, 3rd Busanda S), MO’ GREEN (Top Flight ROYAL MO (G3), UNBRIDLED MO (G3), Coaching Club American Oaks, G1, Houston Ladies Invitational S, G3, 2nd Royal Delta S, G2, 3rd Allaire CLIPTHECOUPONANNIE, AQUA FRIO, CONQUEST MO Classic S, G3, Hilliard Lyons Doubledogdare S, G3, DuPont Distaff S, G3, to 4, 2017), ROYAL MO (Robert MONEY, MO MAVERICK, MY AUNT MO, KATHRYN THE 3rd Longines Kentucky Oaks, G1, to 5, 2017), B. Lewis S, G3, 3rd Santa Anita Derby, G1, to 3, 2017), WISE, MO DONT NO, NO MO DOUGH, OWEN’S MO, Pegasus Again ($106,529, 2nd Chesham S, in Eng), UNCLE VINNY (Sanford S, G3, 3rd Hopeful S, G1, Long RALLY CRY. Lady Bear ($35,537, 3rd Ontario Debutante S). Branch S, to 4, 2017), AUNTIE JOY (Regret S, G3T, 2nd INDIAN CHARLIE, grandsire of LAOBAN, also has BEDROOM CURE. Winner at 2 and 3, $36,980. Edgewood S, G3T, Pucker Up S, G3T), FRONT POCKET sired INDIAN BLESSING (champion 2yo filly and female Producer. Dam of Hilltop Neddy ($59,502, 2nd MONEY (Jersey Shore S, G3, 3rd Woodford S sprinter, Breeders’ Cup Juvenile Fillies, G1, Frizette S, Freedom of the City S). Presented by Keeneland Select, G3T, Allied Forces S, to G1, La Brea S, G1A, Prioress S, G1, etc.), FLEET CAPTAIN MOLLY. Producer. Dam of Captain Klink 4, 2017), MO DONT NO (Steel Valley Sprint S, Best of INDIAN (champion older female, Beldame S, G1, etc.), ($152,899, 3rd West Virginia Futurity, to 6, 2017). Ohio Endurance S twice, Cardinal H, 2nd Honey Jay S, ROXY GAP (champion female sprinter and older female 4th dam to 4, 2017), CONQUEST MO MONEY (Mine That Bird in Can, Hendrie S, G2A, etc.), INDIAN APPLE IS (cham- BEDROOM WINDOW. Winner at 2. Dam of 15 foals, Derby, Riley Allison S, 2nd Arkansas Derby, G1, pion female sprinter in Can, Ontario Fashion S, Sweet including— Sunland Derby, G3, at 3, 2017), RALLY CRY (Alydar S, Briar Too S, etc.), BY THE MOON (Frizette S, G1, Ketel BEDROOM BLUES. 10 wins, 2 to 6, $586,569, 2nd Woodward S Presented by NYRA Bets, G1, 3rd One Ballerina S, G1, etc.), A. P. INDIAN (Priority One Appalachian S, Likely Exchange S, Pippin S, 2nd Easy Goer S, to 4, 2017), FOREVAMO (Jean Lafitte S, Jets Forego S, G1, Alfred G. Vanderbilt H, G1, etc., to 7, Turfway Breeders’ Cup S (G2), Falls City H (G3), 2nd Veterans Ford Risen Star S, G2, Pat Day Mile S, 2017), PAMPERED PRINCESS (Juddmonte Spinster S, Gardenia H (G3), Wintergreen S, Green River S, G3, to 4, 2017), THRILLED (Plum Pretty S, 2nd G1, etc.), LIAISON (CashCall Futurity, G1A, etc.), 3rd Churchill Downs Distaff H (G2), Isaac Murphy Demoiselle S, G2, Miss Grillo S, G3T, P.G. Johnson S, SOMETHING EXTRA (G2T), MY PAL CHARLIE (G2), H, Palisades S. Producer. Granddam of 3rd Selene S, G3A), ABIDING STAR (Parx Derby, TWO TRAIL SIOUX (G2), BWANA CHARLIE (G2), COMMANDER ($577,755, BC Premier’s H, G3 Private Terms S, to 4, 2017), UNCLE LINO (California WISHING GATE (G2T), INDIAN FIREWATER (G2), ADIOS twice, S W.
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