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ALDRIN 1 Chestnut Horse, 2012; 16.2 ⁄2 Hands FEMALE LINE Seattle Slew Bold Reasoning My Charmer TAP YOUR HEELS ALDRIN 1 Chestnut Horse, 2012; 16.2 ⁄2 Hands FEMALE LINE Seattle Slew Bold Reasoning My Charmer TAP YOUR HEELS. Winner at 2, $47,275, Hildene S. Dam of 11 other foals, 7 to A.P. Indy race, 4 winners, including— Secretariat Weekend Surprise TAPIT (Pulpit). 3 wins in 6 starts at 2 and 3, $557,300, Wood Memorial S-G1, Malibu Moon Lassie Dear Bay, 1997 Raise a Native Laurel Futurity-G3. Leading sire. Mr. Prospector Gold Digger Overandabeauty (Grand Slam). 3 wins at 2 and 4, $159,472, 2nd Ohio Valley Macoumba Green Dancer H, 3rd Pearl City S. Dam of NOBLE AND A BEAUTY (3 wins, $183,500, Maximova (Fr) Baracala Cicada S, 2nd Ruthless S). Fappiano Mr. Prospector Home From Oz (Pulpit). Unraced. Dam of MADEFROMLUCKY (6 wins, Unbridled Killaloe $1,351,500, West Virginia Derby-G2, Peter Pan S-G2, Greenwood Cup Gana Facil *Le Fabuleux S-G3, Temperence Hill Invitational S, 2nd Rebel S-G2, etc.), A Shin Gold Tap Your Heels Charedi (4 wins, $805,785 in Japan, 2nd Japan Dirt Derby). Gr. or Ro., 1996 Northern Dancer Nijinsky II Flaming Page RUBY SLIPPERS. 5 wins at 3, $83,760. Dam of 12 other foals, all to race, 9 Ruby Slippers winners, including— Moon Glitter In Reality Foggy Note RUBIANO. Champion sprinter, 13 wins, 3 to 5, $1,252,817, NYRA Mile H-G1, Carter H-G1, Vosburgh S-G1, Tom Fool S-G2, Forego H-G2, Westchester Dosage Profile: 13 11 16 2 2 H-G3 twice, 2nd Metropolitan H-G1, Tom Fool S-G2, Jamaica H-G2, 3rd Dosage Index: 2.67 Center of Distribution: +0.70 Breeders’ Cup Sprint-G1. Sire. High Cascade. 5 wins, 2 to 5, $180,352, 2nd Golden Gate Derby-G3, etc. Sire. Rubywood. 2 wins at 3, $76,600. Dam of Tale of Vienna (5 wins, $114,108 RACING RECORD to 5, 2020, 3rd Grey S-G3), Nijinsky’s Song (1 win, $55,800, 3rd El Cajon Age Starts 1st 2nd 3rd Won S). Granddam of Scat Mommy (1 win, $44,138, 2nd Honey Ryder S). Wichitoz. 2 wins at 3, $69,862. Dam of IN TUNE (3 wins in 3 starts, $229,350, 2 3 0 2 0 $27,554 Gulfstream Oaks-G2), AFFIRMATIF (3 wins, $187,798, Woodlawn S, 2nd 3 2 0 1 0 12,200 Hill Prince S-G3, etc., sire), CHITOZ (3 wins, $160,931, Anderson Fowler 4 6 1 0 1 17,340 S-ecr, 2nd Kentucky Cup Juvenile S-G3, etc., sire). 5 3 0 2 0 22,745 __ __ __ __ ______ Hong Kong Jade. Winner at 3, $16,817. Dam of Peninsula (2 wins, $96,908, 14 1 5 1 $79,839 3rd Lecomte H), Timeless Jade. Granddam of SUMMER BIRD (champion 3-year-old colt, 4 wins, $2,323,040, Belmont S-G1, Travers S-G1, Jockey 1 At 4, won a maiden special at Tampa Bay Downs (1 ⁄16 mi., turf, defeating Club Gold Cup S-G1, etc., sire), BOLDOR (3 wins, $209,197 to 4, 2020, Extreme, Ras Abrouq, Orcus, Geologist, etc.). Punch Line S, etc.), AVARICE (6 wins, $202,193, Fort Dela ware S, etc.), Fly E Dubai (5 wins, $197,125 to 6, 2020, 3rd Punch Line S twice, etc.). STUD RECORD Secret Red. Placed in 2 starts at 3. Dam of DUBLEO (7 wins, $422,134, Summer S-G2, Generous S-G3, etc., sire). Granddam of TE RAPA (8 wins, ALDRIN entered stud in 2019. His first foal are yearlings of 2021. $318,755, Super Bowl Party H), Eyerish Inspired. MALE LINE MOON GLITTER. 8 wins at 3 and 4, $88,510, Martha Washington H, etc. Sister to RELAUNCH. Dam of 7 other foals, 6 to race, 4 winners, including— His sire, MALIBU MOON, allowance winner of 1 race in 2 starts, $33,840. GLITTERMAN. 9 wins, 3 to 5, $473,914, Philadelphia Park Budweiser MALIBU MOON has sired 135 stakes winners, including: Breeders’ Cup H-G3, Louisiana Downs Budweiser Breeders’ Cup H, 1 DECLAN’S MOON: Champion 2-year-old male, 6 wins, $705,647, Hollywood Miami Beach H, etc. Ewr at Hialeah Park—5 ⁄2 furlongs in 1:01.60. Sire. Futurity-G1, Del Mar Futurity-G2, Santa Catalina S-G2, etc. Moon Critter. 10 wins, 3 to 5, $223,160. Sire. MOONLIT PROMISE: Champion female sprinter in Canada, 8 wins, $507,462, Marine Brass. 11 wins, 3 to 6, $110,440. Sire. Bessarabian S-G2 twice, Ontario Fashion S-G3, La Lorgnette S, etc. Global Glitter. Producer. Granddam of TAIKI BACCARAT (3 wins, $614,968 in ORB: 5 wins, $2,612,516, Kentucky Derby-G1, Florida Derby-G1, Fountain of Japan, Yukan Fuji Sho Crystal Cup-G3, etc., sire). Youth S-G2, 3rd Belmont S-G1, Travers S-G1. Sire. CARINA MIA: 5 wins, $1,403,520, Acorn-G1, Eight Belles S-G2, etc. FOGGY NOTE, by The Axe II. 10 wins, 3 to 5, $111,820, Long Beach H, etc. Half- LIFE AT TEN: 8 wins, $1,277,515, Beldame S-G1, Ogden Phipps H-G1, Dela ware sister to FORWARD CHARGER (sire), Song of Dawn. Dam of 6 other H-G2, Sixty Sails H-G3, Snit S, Rare Treat S, etc. foals, all to race, 5 winners, including— COME DANCING: 9 wins, $1,186,783 to 6, 2020, Ballerina S-G1, etc. RELAUNCH. 5 wins at 3 and 4, $278,100, Del Mar Derby-G3, La Jolla Mile MAGNUM MOON: 4 wins, $1,177,800 in 5 starts, Arkansas Derby-G1, etc. S-G3, 2nd San Luis Rey S-G1, San Antonio S-G1, etc. Sire. GORMLEY: 4 wins, $1,026,000, Santa Anita Derby-G1, FrontRunner S-G1, etc. BELLE O’ REASON. 7 wins, 3 to 5, $106,970, Brentwood S, etc. Dam of Winter Belle, Mystic Reason. Granddam of CHIMES BAND (7 wins, RANSOM THE MOON: 6 wins, $884,829, Bing Crosby S-G1 twice, etc. $416,961 in U.S. and France, Fall Highweight H-G2, etc., sire), GOOD 5 wins, $724,000, Frizette S-G1, Coaching Club American DEVIL MAY CARE: RESPONSE, LADY DIXIE, Ten K, Chimes Bird, Changing Prospects. Oaks-G1, Mother Goose S-G1, Bonnie Miss S-G2. Other stakes horses: BATTLE CALL (sire), Warm Front (sire). MALIBU MINT: 7 wins, $723,829, Princess Rooney H-G1, etc. ASK THE MOON: 10 wins, $713,640, Personal Ensign Invitational S-G1, Ruffian Invitational H-G1, Lighthouse S, Maryland Juvenile Filly Championship S, etc. 2021 Fee—$2,500 Live Foal MALIBU PRAYER: 6 wins, $618,026, Ruffian Invitational H-G1, Chilukki S-G2, Lighthouse S, Cat Chat S, 2nd Mother Goose S-G1, etc. Payable when foal stands and nurses MOONSHINE MEMORIES: 4 wins, $549,056, Chandelier S-G1, etc. Special consideration for multiple bookings FUNNY MOON: 5 wins, $530,900, Coaching Club American Oaks-G1, etc. Nominated to West Virginia Breeders Classics EDEN’S MOON: 3 wins, $387,216, Las Virgenes S-G1, San Clemente H-G2, etc. Registered West Virginia stallion HEAVENLY LOVE: 2 wins, $346,200, Alcibiades S-G1, 3rd Regret S-G3. Property of O’Sullivan Farms LLC EMILIA’S MOON: 2 wins in 3 starts in Peru, Clasico Polla de Potrancas-G1. STANFORD: 6 wins, $1,385,510, Charles Town Classic S-G2, etc. O’SULLIVAN FARMS LLC MR. Z: 2 wins, $1,177,378, Ohio Derby, 2nd Breeders’ Futurity-G1, etc. FARRELL: 8 wins, $1,098,777, Fair Grounds Oaks-G2, etc. 1504 Earle Road, Charles Town, West Virginia 25414 AH DAY: 14 wins, $921,574, Toboggan H-G3, Federico Tesio S, etc. (304) 725-2276 OBRUCHEV: 4 wins, $904,631 in Japan, Hokkaido Nisai Yushun, etc. John Funkhouser, farm manager Fax (304) 725-1060 BY THE LIGHT: 10 wins, $885,632, Delta Princess S, etc. www.osullivanfarms.com e-mail: [email protected].
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