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VICTORY ROAD Barn 46 Hip No. 2618 Consigned by Gainesway, Agent XXVI Hip No. Barn 2618 VICTORY ROAD 46 Dark Bay or Brown Mare; foaled 1999 Bold Reasoning Seattle Slew ...................... My Charmer Ikari................................... Alydar Clabber Girl ...................... Jedina VICTORY ROAD Star de Naskra Carr de Naskra.................. Cornish Runner Mt Airy Lass ..................... (1990) Talc Talc Shaker ....................... Diademata By IKARI (1991). Winner at 3, 4, and 5, $61,559. Sire of 5 crops of racing age, 34 foals, 26 starters, 12 winners of 23 races and earning $410,854 in N.A., Victory Road ($93,016, La Senorita S. [L] (RET, $60,000)), Tatum Girl (4 wins to 4, 2007, $70,690), Senja ($29,239), Ikari Caroline ($27,594), Cos- tas Kite ($25,560), Tamaakajo ($24,511), Hang With Me Too (4 wins, $23,- 447), Foxy Madison ($19,709), Kari Lea ($16,915), Singularity ($8,728), Jakari (at 4, 2007, $7,274), Katekari. Sire of dams of winners. 1st dam MT AIRY LASS, by Carr de Naskra. Winner at 3, $14,166. Sister to SHE'S A SHAKER, Carr Shaker. Dam of 4 registered foals, 4 of racing age, 4 to race, 3 winners, including-- TIN SMITHEN (g. by The Name's Jimmy). 12 wins, 2 to 7, $262,593, Groovy S.-R (HOU, $30,000), 2nd Texas Horse Racing Hall of Fame S.- R (RET, $20,000), Friendship S.-R (LAD, $18,126), No Le Hace S. (RET, $5,000), 3rd Labor Day H. [L] (MNR, $8,558), Sugar Bowl H. [L] (FG, $8,250), Yaqthan S. (KD, $4,500), Minstrel S. (LAD, $3,850). VICTORY ROAD (f. by Ikari). Stakes winner, see record. 2nd dam TALC SHAKER, by Talc. 11 wins, 2 to 4, $230,397, Manor S., Constitution S., Star Dust H., Schuylkill S., New Jersey Breeders S.-R, Honeymoon H.-R twice, 2nd Glassboro S.-LR, Miss Woodford S., Pukka Princess S., Light Hearted S., 3rd Holly S., Mademoiselle S., etc. Dam of 9 winners, incl.-- SHE'S A SHAKER (f. by Carr de Naskra). 4 wins at 2 and 3, $165,030, Bouwerie S.-R (AQU, $57,870), 2nd New York Oaks-R (FL, $28,149), 3rd Mohawk S. [LR] (BEL, $11,556). Dam of SHAKE LOOSE (c. by Son of Briartic, 3 wins, $127,100, Pepsi-Cola H. (EMD, $26,400), etc.). Carr Shaker (f. by Carr de Naskra). Winner at 3 and 4, $72,405, 2nd Cupe- coy's Joy S.-R (FL, $6,215). Dam of DEWARS ROCKS (f. by Big Muko- ra, $314,861, Rare Treat H. [G3], etc.), Woodford Rocks (c. by Big Mu- kora, $86,825, 3rd Aspirant S.-R (FL, $6,178)), Northern Shaker (g. by Compliance, 4 wins, $76,580, 3rd Sleepy Hollow S.-R (BEL, $11,000)). Geraldine. Unraced. Dam of SANDPILE (c. by Cure the Blues, 3 winsin 4 starts, $104,580, New York Stallion/Times Square S.-R (AQU, $60,000), sire), Deputy Shaker (c. by Thunder Rumble, 4 wins, $113,262). RACE RECORD: At 2, three wins (La Senorita S. [L] (RET, $60,000)); at 3, once 2nd, once 3rd. Earned $93,016. PRODUCE RECORD: 2004 foal died. 2005 Tonche, c. by Honour and Glory. Unraced. 2006 f. by Tapit; 2007 f. by Tapit. Mated to Tapit (Pulpit--Tap Your Heels), last service April 24, 2007. (Believed to be PREGNANT). KEE 11/07.
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