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Bay Colt; Ghostzapper Hip No. Consigned by De Meric Sales, Agent 1 Bay Filly Harlan . Storm Cat Harlan’s Holiday . {Country Romance {Christmas in Aiken . Affirmed Bay Filly . {Dowager February 5, 2013 Tiznow . Cee’s Tizzy {Favoritism . {Cee’s Song (2009) {Chaste . Cozzene {Purity By HARLAN’S HOLIDAY (1999), [G1] $3,632,664. Sire of 9 crops, 56 black type wnrs, $45,751,850, 3 champions, including Shanghai Bobby ($1,857,- 000, Breeders’ Cup Juv. [G1], etc.) and Into Mischief [G1] ($597,080), Majesticperfection [G1], Pretty Girl [G1] (to 3, 2014), Willcox Inn [G2] ($1,015,543), Mendip [G2] ($895,961), Summer Applause ($814,906). 1st dam FAVORITISM, by Tiznow. Unraced. This is her first foal. 2nd dam Chaste, by Cozzene. 4 wins at 4 and 5, $193,952, 3rd Ballston Spa Bree- ders’ Cup H. [G3]. Sister to Call an Audible. Dam of-- Golubushka. Winner at 3, 9,500 euro in France. Total: $12,751. 3rd dam PURITY, by Fappiano. Winner at 3 and 4, $35,335. Dam of 8 winners, incl.-- Chaste. Black type-placed winner, see above. Call an Audible. 3 wins at 3 and 4, $147,453, 3rd Molly Pitcher Breeders’ Cup H. [G2] (MTH, $33,000). Producer. Mexicali Rose. Winner at 2, $24,240. Dam of 6 winners, including-- Baileys Beach. 8 wins, 2 to 5, $177,515, 3rd Maryland Juvenile Cham- pionship S.-R (LRL, $5,500). 4th dam DAME MYSTERIEUSE, by Bold Forbes. 10 wins in 19 starts at 2 and 3, $346,245, Black-Eyed Susan S.-G2, Bonnie Miss S., Holly S., Treetop S., Forward Gal S., Old Hat S., Mademoiselle S., 2nd Acorn S.-G1, Spec- tacular Bid S., 3rd Ashland S.-G2. Half-sister to PAINT THE TOWN- G2; Tudor Gleeman (sire). Dam of 9 winners, including-- BARN FIVE SOUTH. Winner at 3 in England; 8 wins, 4 to 6 in Italy, Premio Omenoni [G3], 2nd Premio Melton-Memorial Tudini [G2], Premio Certosa [G3], Premio Montecitorio, 3rd Premio Omenoni [G3], etc. Sire. Enchanted Spell. Winner at 3, $19,831. Dam of 8 winners, including-- EL BRUJO. 4 wins to 3, $428,990 in Canada, Achievement S.-R (WO, $90,000), etc.; 3 wins in 4 starts, $343,900 in N.A./U.S., Pat O’Brien S. [G1] (DMR, $180,000), Perryville S. [G3], etc. Total: $721,439. GALADRIEL. Winner at 2, $92,501, South Ocean S.-R (WO, $62,400- CAN). Dam of CONCAVE (2 wins, $208,200, Sorrento S. [G2], 3rd Del Mar Debutante S. [G1], etc.), PEISINOE ($179,363), I Raffaella. Manitoba Miss. 3 wins, $171,163 in N.A./U.S., 3rd Elizabeth Bay S. (BEL, $7,370); placed, $17,800 in Canada. Total: $189,771. Volio. Winner at 2 and 3, $181,505, 2nd Queenston S.-R (WO, $29,376- CAN), 3rd Achievement H.-R (WO, $16,543-CAN). Something Brewing. Winner at 2, $61,131 in N.A./U.S.; placed in 1 start, $8,980 in Canada. Total: $68,338. Dam of Pedaltothemedal [G3]. Lady Lookout. Dam of Mountain Crest, Ladies Dont Lie. Granddam of SENOR FANGO (2 wins, $124,022), Believe in Slew ($77,700). Breeders’ Cup nominated. KTDF. 1-15 Hip No. Consigned by 2 Hartley/De Renzo Thoroughbreds, Agent Fear That Pulpit . A.P. Indy Ice Box . {Preach {Spice Island . Tabasco Cat Fear That . {Crown of Sheba Bay colt; Ghostzapper . Awesome Again March 13, 2013 {Fear This . {Baby Zip (2007) {Susan’s Angel . Cape Town {Copeaway By ICE BOX (2007), black type winner of 3 races at 2 and 3, $948,068, Flor- ida Derby [G1], 2nd Ky. Derby [G1]. Son of Pulpit [G2], $728,200, sire of 70 black type winners, including Pyro [G1] ($1,673,673), Rutherienne [G1] ($1,298,671), Corinthian [G1] ($1,267,273), Purge [G1] ($905,434), Power Broker [G1] ($865,612). His first foals are 2-year-olds of 2015. 1st dam FEAR THIS, by Ghostzapper. Unraced. This is her second foal. Her first foal is a 3-year-old of 2015, which has not started. 2nd dam SUSAN’S ANGEL, by Cape Town. 3 wins at 3, $350,440, Turfway Breeders’ Cup S. [G3] (TP, $108,500), Serena’s Song S. (MTH, $36,000), 2nd Falls City H. [G2] (CD, $65,040), Bourbonette Breeders’ Cup S. [L] (TP, $30,- 000), 3rd Churchill Downs Distaff H. [G2] (CD, $23,040). Dam of-- Town Hall. 3 wins at 3, $57,720. 3rd dam COPEAWAY, by Copelan. Winner at 2 and 3, $28,200. Dam of 3 winners, incl.-- SUSAN’S ANGEL. Black type winner, see above. Adorable Jane. 4 wins at 3, $184,948, 2nd Monmouth Beach S. (MTH, $14,000). Dam of Ocean Boulevard (3 wins to 3, 2014, $117,720), etc. 4th dam ELOQUACK, by Elocutionist. 8 wins, 2 to 4, $292,640, Majorette H. [L] (LAD, $70,680), etc. Dam of 7 foals, 6 to race, 5 winners, including-- SEACLIFF. 5 wins at 2 and 3, $456,300, Spectacular Bid S. [G3], Flor- ida Stallion In Reality S.-R (CRC, $260,000), Florida Stallion Affirmed S.-R (CRC, $75,000), Florida Stallion Dr. Fager S.-R (CRC, $45,000), 2nd Jersey Shores Breeders’ Cup S. [G3]. Sire. ESPLENDITA. 10 wins, 2 to 4, $136,228, Burn’s Return H. (CRC, $22,638). Dam of 1 foal-- SPICY STUFF. 19 wins, 3 to 11, $579,532, El Cajon S.-R (DMR, $47,- 250), 2nd Kelso H. [L] (DEL, $20,000), etc. Atay. Winner at 3, $19,375. Dam of 8 foals to race, 6 winners, including-- FIERCE HEART. 6 wins, 3 to 7, $171,489, Maheras S.-R (SA, $58,500). Ata Gulch. Winner at 4, $13,600. Dam of RUCKER CANYON (2 wins in 3 starts, $58,211), Rock Those Hips (2 wins, $37,532). Aray. Unraced. Dam of CORRECT CALL (3 wins, $91,380). Quack Secret. Unplaced in 1 start in England. Dam of 8 winners, including-- Quality Son. 17 wins, 3 to 8, 313,854 euro in Italy, 2nd Premio St. Le- ger Italiano, 3rd Premio Roma Vecchia; placed in 1 start, 3,200 euro in France. Total: $409,544. Quirico. 7 wins, 2 to 8, 80,073 euro in Italy, 3rd Premio FIA Breeders’ Cup, Premio Toscana. Total: $90,500. Breeders’ Cup nominated. Registered New York-bred. 1-15 Hip No. Consigned by William B. Harrigan (Miacomet Farm Ltd.), Agent 3 Bay Colt Indian Charlie . In Excess (IRE) Uncle Mo . {Soviet Sojourn {Playa Maya . Arch Bay Colt . {Dixie Slippers February 3, 2013 Seattle Slew . Bold Reasoning {Feature Article . {My Charmer (1995) {Golden Treat . Theatrical (IRE) {Golden Dust By UNCLE MO (2008), black type winner of 5 races in 8 starts, $1,606,000, champion, Breeders’ Cup Juvenile S. [G1], Champagne S. [G1], Kelso H. [G2], Timely Writer S., 2nd Foxwoods King’s Bishop S. [G1], 3rd Resorts World New York Casino Wood Memorial S. [G1]. Son of In- dian Charlie, black type winner. His first foals are 2-year-olds of 2015. 1st dam FEATURE ARTICLE, by Seattle Slew. Placed at 2. Dam of 11 other foals of racing age, 7 to race, 6 winners, including-- PLAGIARIST (g. by Souvenir Copy). 3 wins, 2 to 4, $101,000 in N.A./ U.S.; 10 wins, 4 to 8, $165,836 in Canada, Stampede Park Sprint Cham- pionship H. (STP, $30,000), 2nd Journal H. (NP, $10,000), 3rd Sun Sprint Championship H. (NP, $5,000). Total: $256,428. Wild News (f. by Forest Wildcat). 4 wins, 2 to 4, $188,750, 2nd Distaff H. [G3] (AQU, $30,000), Patty’s Positive S. (AQU, $12,000), etc. Haitian Sensation (c. by Petionville). 7 wins, 3 to 6, $129,258. 2nd dam GOLDEN TREAT, by Theatrical (IRE). 3 wins at 2 and 3, $348,438, Santa Anita Oaks [G1], San Clemente H. [L] (DMR, $49,350), 2nd Las Virgenes S. [G1], Fantasy S. [G2], etc. Set ntr. Dam of 2 other foals to race-- DOUBLE SCOOP (f. by Seeking the Gold). 6 wins at 3 and 4, $257,494, Silver Bells S.-R (CRC, $24,000), 2nd Dogwood S. [G3] (CD, $21,800), etc. Dam of 4 foals to race, 3 winners, including-- ICE CREAM SILENCE (f. by Street Sense). 4 wins, $228,046, Double- dogdare S. [G3], Optimistic Gal S. (CD, $41,100), 2nd Iowa Oaks [G3]. Gold Canyon. Winner at 4, $27,740. Dam of 5 winners, including-- ADRIANO (c. by A.P. Indy). 4 wins at 2 and 3, $728,230, Lane’s End S. [G2] (TP, $285,000), Kent S. [G3] (DEL, $300,000). Gold d’Oro (f. by Medaglia d’Oro). 5 wins, 3 to 5, $232,989, 2nd Shoot S. (BEL, $14,000), 3rd Suwannee River S. [G3] (GP, $15,000). Sugar Canyon. Unraced. Dam of Sweet Opportunity (f. by Distorted Humor) at 2, 2014, $38,660, 3rd Trapeze S., RP, $11,000. Chocolate Sunday. Unraced. Producer. G’dam of SUNDAY RULES (f. by Tribal Rule) 3 wins in 3 starts to 3, 2014, $175,740. 3rd dam GOLDEN DUST, by Dusty Canyon. Winner, $3,695. Sister to JOY TO THE WORLD, half-sister to METAL VENDOR. Dam of 8 winners, including-- BET TWICE. 10 wins, $3,308,599, Belmont S. [G1], Arlington-Washing- ton Futurity [G1], Haskell Invitational H. [G1], Laurel Futurity [G1], Sap- ling S. [G2], Fountain of Youth S. [G2], Pimlico Special H. [L] (PIM, $425,000), 2nd Kentucky Derby [G1], Preakness S. [G1], etc. Sire. GOLDEN TREAT. Black type winner, see above. BOLD AND GOLD. 4 wins at 2, $172,180, Del Mar Futurity-G2, etc. Sire. Breeders’ Cup nominated. KTDF. 1-15 Hip No.
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