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LEXIE LOU Barn 2 Hip No Consigned by Bluewater Sales LLC, Agent XXVII Hip No. LEXIE LOU Barn 114 Bay Filly; foaled 2011 2 Northern Dancer Sadler's Wells .................. Fairy Bridge Sligo Bay (IRE) .................. Halo Angelic Song .................... Ballade LEXIE LOU Siberian Express In Excess (IRE) .................. Kantado Oneexcessivenite .............. (2000) Son of Briartic Favored One ...................... Highly Favored By SLIGO BAY (IRE) (1998). Black-type winner of $484,695, Hollywood Turf Cup S. [G1] (HOL, $150,000), etc. Among the leading sires in Canada, sire of 9 crops of racing age, 388 foals, 276 starters, 10 black-type win - ners, 188 winners of 646 races and earning $16,336,582, including cham - pion Lexie Lou ($1,469,714, Autumn Miss S. [G3] (SA, $60,000), etc.), and of Bourbon Bay ($969,466, San Marcos S. [G2] (SA, $90,000), etc.), Bay to Bay [G2] (4 wins, $744,728), Paladin Bay [G3] ($605,431), Chirac [G3] . 1st dam ONEEXCESSIVENITE, by In Excess (IRE). 4 wins at 3, $143,695. Dam of 8 registered foals, 8 of racing age, including a 2-year-old of 2015, 2 to race, 1 winner-- LEXIE LOU (f. by Sligo Bay (IRE)). Horse of the year, see record. 2nd dam FAVORED ONE , by Son of Briartic. 4 wins at 2 and 3, $227,965, Princess S. [G2] , Emerald Lassie S. [L] (YM, $32,346), Joe Gottstein Futurity (YM, $59,292), 2nd Jim Hill S. [L] (HOL, $10,000), 3rd Mercer Girl S. (YM, $2,- 808), Stallion S.-R (YM, $3,384). Dam of 6 other winners, including-- Initforreal (f. by Real Quiet). 6 wins, 2 to 6, $258,900, in Canada, 3rd Selene S. [G3] (WO, $33,000). (Total: $248,774). Producer. 3rd dam Highly Favored , by Favorecidian. 3 wins at 3 and 4, 2nd Stadelman H., 3rd Indian Nation H. Dam of 8 foals, 7 to race, 6 winners, including-- FAVORED ONE . Black-type winner, above. KRUPA . 3 wins at 2 and 3, $85,639, Joe Gottstein Futurity [LR], 3rd Wash - ington Horse Breeders Sales S. [OR]. Highly Blessed. Winner at 4, $4,710. Dam of Gifted Daughter (6 wins, $204,205, 2nd Emeryville S. [L] (GG, $10,000), etc.). Granddam of SMUDGELEDO (8 wins, Total: $155,329, Journal H. (NP, $31,500), etc.). RACE RECORD: In Canada. At 2, three wins (Muskoka S.-R (WO, $120,000), South Ocean S.-R (WO, $75,000)), twice 2nd (Princess Elizabeth S.-R (WO, $50,000), Victorian Queen S.-R (WO, $25,000)), once 3rd (Ontario Lassie S.-R (WO, $16,500)); at 3, horse of the year, champion 3-year-old filly, champion grass mare, 3 wins (Queen's Plate-R (WO, $600,000), Woodbine Oaks-R (WO, $300,000), Wonder Where S.-R (WO, $150,000)), once 3rd (Fury S.-R (WO, $15,000)) in 6 starts. Totals: 6 wins, twice 2nd, twice 3rd. Earned $1,399,650. In N.A./U.S. At 3, one win (Autumn Miss S. [G3] (SA, $60,000)), once 2nd (Hollywood Derby [G1] (DMR, $60,000)) in 2 starts; at 4, 2015, once 2nd (La Canada S. [G2] (SA, $40,000)) in 1 start. Earned $160,000. (Total: $1,469,714). Foaled in Ontario. Racing or broodmare prospect..
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