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METMEYER Is a Rare Opportunity for Any Breeder PASSPORT A RARE OPPORTUNITY As the only half-sister to the dominant and spectacular 4 time Grade 1 winner MONOMOY GIRL, METMEYER is a rare opportunity for any breeder. In foal to Tapit’s record-breaking son- the superlative FROSTED- Metmeyer is of- fered in foal on a very-similar cross to her Classic winning sister, MONOMOY GIRL, who is “undeniably among the best, if not THE BEST, of her generation.” -Breeders’ Cup In foal to METMEYER HIP Frosted Drosselmeyer – Drumette, by Henny Hughes 224 BARN 7 Selling Sunday, November 4th HISTORY IN THE MAKING Crossing the wire first in 9 of her 10 lifetime starts, the sensational Monomoy Girl- METMEYER’s half-sister- has amassed 4 consecutive Grade 1 victories and earnings of over $1,800,000. She has laid waste to the three-year-old filly division in 2018 and is the obvious and DOMINANT filly of her class on the course of a Championship season. Never regressed in effort! APRIL 7, 2018- $500,000 GRADE 1 ASHLAND AT KEENELAND 1st by 5 ½ Lengths, 95 Beyer, 3 Thoro-Graph WATCH RACE REPLAY (SHE IS ) CLICK TO VIEW CHART MONOMOY GIRL runs away with the G1 Ashland “There wasn’t really a plan, just wanted to get a good position and let the filly be comfortable. I hustled her a little bit from post one. We had the rail and we had the right of going. We just took it to them and she was the BEST. She can go very fast.” – Jockey, Florent Geroux MAY 4, 2018- $1,000,0000 GRADE 1 KENTUCKY OAKS AT CHURCHILL DOWNS 1st by ½ length, 97 Beyer, 1 ½ Thoro-Graph WATCH RACE REPLAY (SHE IS ) CLICK TO VIEW CHART “Just saw Monomoy Girl drew post 14 for the Kentucky Oaks. She’s good enough to overcome it, but that’s a drag. I’m big on the best horses winning the big races.” – Andy Serling, NYRA “It is what it is. We’ll come up with a game plan and run a play. Obviously she’s a good filly and good horses overcome things.” – Brad Cox on drawing post 14 “She popped out of the gate for the $1 million Longines Kentucky Oaks (G1) on her toes, and in a handful of strides MONOMOY GIRL was in about as auspicious a spot as you could ask, given her starting spot from post 14. – Alicia Wincze Hughs, BloodHorse “The pair battled stride-for-stride down the lane, but Monomoy Girl would not be denied and summoned all she had to edge clear of Wonder Gadot in the final strides and take home the lillies.” – TDN “Every waking moment the last several months has been designed to culminate with her draped in the sweet smell of victory and lilly on May 4- and not a determined rival, not a post-race claim of foul, not even her own wandering focus was going to keep the headstrong filly from holding up her end of the bargain.” – BloodHorse Even with the reality of just his second career Grade 1 win and first Oaks victory still sinking in, Cox said his mind was already coming up with the next plan for MONOMOY GIRL to attack. A start in the June 9th, Grade 1 Acorn Stakes would likely be her next major target with the goal to end her campaign with Eclipse Award accolades. “Obviously, right now the goal is to accomplish enough with her to make her a champion 3-year-old.” – Trainer, Brad Cox JUNE 9, 2018- $700,000 GRADE 1 ACORN AT BELMONT 1st by 2 Lengths, 97 Beyer, - ¾ Thoro-Graph WATCH RACE REPLAY (SHE IS ) CLICK TO VIEW CHART “Today was just picture perfect. She was very relaxed. I stayed behind as long as I could and when I was ready to go turning for home, I let her go- it was just a matter of how many lengths she was going to win it by.” – Jockey, Florent Geroux “Ears pricked, with a dominant victory June 9 in the $700,000 Acorn Stakes (G1) at Belmont Park, Monomoy Girl wrapped up execution of a first-half season in which she has done nothing but deliver.” – Claire Crosby, BloodHorse JULY 22, 2018 - $300,000 G1 COACHING CLUB AMERICAN OAKS 1st by 2 Lengths, 97 Beyer, - ¾ Thoro-Graph WATCH RACE REPLAY (SHE IS ) CLICK TO VIEW CHART “Now you can pretty much write in July 22 at Saratoga Race Course as the clincher for the 3-year-old fillies’ crown. Monomoy Girl did her part to make Eclipse Award voting academic by cruising to a convincing, frontrunning, three-length victory over Mother Goose Stakes (G2) winner Midnight Bisou in the 102nd edition of the Coaching Club American Oaks (G1).” –Bob Ehalt, BloodHorse SEPTEMBER 22, 2018 - $1,000,000 G1 COTILLION 1st across the wire by a neck, 101 Beyer, 1 ½ Thoro-Graph WATCH RACE REPLAY (SHE IS ) CLICK TO VIEW CHART “The 50th running of the $1 million Cotillion at Parx Saturday, ended with a wild finish as victory was snatched away from Monomoy Girl and awarded instead to second place finisher Midnight Bisou, who had been beaten by a neck in the 1 1/16 mile race.” – theracingbiz.com “Where Monomoy Girl fits in with the best 3-year-old fillies of recent years is yet to be determined, and stuff of water cooler talk, but it cannot be denied that she is on the verge of a special season.” – Brian Zipse, Horseracingnation.com ELITE COMPETITOR Monomoy Girl has not ducked any competition on her way to an incredible career. In her 10 lifetime starts, she has crossed the wire first in 9, losing by a neck in her only defeat and has faced 58 opponents, 1 Breeders’ Cup winner, 6 G1 winners, 5 G2 winners, 7 G3 winners and 12 Stakes winners including: Eclipse Champion and Breeders’ Cup Winner G1W CALEDONIA ROAD MG1W MIDNIGHT BISOU (defeated 2x) MG1W SEPARATIONOFPOWERS MG1W MOONSHINE MEMORIES G1W HEAVENLY LOVE G1W ESKIMO KISSES (defeated 3x) Queen’s Plate Winner, G2W/G1P Wonder Gadot (defeated 3x) G2W COACH ROCKS G2W MY MISS LILLY G2W CHOCOLATE MARTINI G3W/G1P TALK VEUVE TO ME She is the dominant leader of the 3 year-old filly division. “She is the female Gun Runner” – Florent Geroux DRF Watchmaker Watch, February 19 DRF Watchmaker Watch, October 15 HALF-SIS TO A CLASSIC WINNER- IN FOAL TO A CLASSIC WINNER METMEYER is offered in foal on1 cover (Mar-3) to Tapit’s highest rated son as stud: FROSTED (A-rated cross). Her offspring will be closely related to MONOMOY GIRL, who is also by a son of Tapit (Tapizar). Her 2019 foal by Frosted is also bred on the same Tapit/Distorted Humor cross as G1 Florida Derby and G1 Donn Hanicap winner/sire CONSTITUTION. FROSTED FACTS • Fastest-ever G1 Met Mile winner (1:32.73), by the largest margin in the history of the race (14 ¼ lengths) • Highest Beyer awarded in a decade: 123 Beyer for his G1 Met Mile win • Highest ever Beyer recorded at a mile with Ghostzapper, Holy Bull, & Swept Overboard next at 122 • Fastest Thoro-Graph number ever: ( -8 ½ ) • Tapit’s highest rated runner by Beyer • Tapit’s leading money earner in North America (behind only Testa Matta who raced in Japan). • First book of mares was the best for any stallion in his sire crop by both CI & CPI. • Leading first-crop covering sire by median at $255k PASSPORT SUMMARY METMEYER is an exciting young broodmare carrying her first foal- on 1 cover- by Tapit’s highest rated son at stud FROSTED. While MONOMOY GIRL is the obvious standout in the family, there is room for future updates. The 2yo colt, also by Tapizar, is currently trained by Brad Cox and was a $175,000 yearling, purchased prior to Monomoy Girl’s first Stakes win. Their dam, Drumette, also has a yearling colt by Palace Malice, a weaning colt by Shackleford and has been bred to Mastery. As the ONLY half-sister to four-time Grade 1 winner and likely 3-year-old filly Champion MONOMOY GIRL, Metmeyer offers buyers a rare-opportunity to tap into a history-making family. Please let us know if you need any further information. BRADLEY WEISBORD LIZ CROW Managing Partner Partner Cell: (516) 297-5021 Cell: (301) 518-9592 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] JACKSON BUCHANON KATELYN JACKSON Client Relations Client Relations Cell: (615) 354-8716 Cell: (610) 405-3726 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] In foal to METMEYER HIP Frosted Drosselmeyer – Drumette, by Henny Hughes 224 BARN 7 Selling Sunday, November 4th .
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