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Bay Filly Barn 12 Hip No Consigned by The Acorn LLC, Agent II Hip No. Barn 652 Bay Filly 12 Raise a Native Mr. Prospector.................. Gold Digger Family Calling .................. Northern Dancer Sense of Unity .................. Bay Filly Unity Hall May 27, 2004 Nijinsky II Green Dancer.................... *Green Valley II Kathy's Leprechaun........... (1986) Never Bend Cupid's Wish.................... Sparkle By FAMILY CALLING (1994). Stakes winner of $249,997, Edmond H. [L] (RP, $90,000), etc. Sire of 2 crops of racing age, 137 foals, 89 starters, 49 win- ners of 97 races and earning $1,669,358 in N.A., including Gamblin (at 3, 2004, $122,450, Prairie Meadows Derby [L] (PRM, $45,000), etc.), Mid- wife (to 3, 2004, $67,765, Palo Alto H. (BM, $31,100)), stakes-placed Family Favorite (to 3, 2004, $105,870), Callway (at 3, 2004, $52,675), Mindsweeper (to 3, 2004, $36,403), Barrio Palmas (at 2, 2004, $24,040). 1st dam KATHY'S LEPRECHAUN, by Green Dancer. Winner at 4, $4,598. Dam of 9 other registered foals, 9 of racing age, including a 2-year-old of 2005, 7 to race, 4 winners, including-- Extra Dry Martini (f. by Formal Dinner). Winner at 2, $31,714. 2nd dam CUPID'S WISH, by Never Bend. Unraced. Dam of 4 other winners, incl.-- CUPID'S WAY (f. by Lt. Stevens). 5 wins at 2 and 3, $156,264, Bouwerie S.-R, 2nd East View S.-R, Hyde Park H.-R, 3rd Schenectady H.-R, Yaddo S.-R. Dam of 10 foals, 9 to race, 6 winners, including-- Empress of Love (f. by Czaravich). 6 wins at 3 and 4, $220,153, 2nd Betsy Ross H. [G3], National Jockey Club Oaks [L] (SPT, $26,640), Genuine Risk S. [L] (PIM, $10,855), Alma North S. [LR] (AQU, $11,- 770), 3rd Gold Beauty S. (AQU, $5,772). Producer. King's Wish (c. by King's Bishop). 10 wins, 2 to 7, $246,571, 3rd Gettys- burg H. Sire. Cupid's Play. Unraced. Dam of 13 foals, 10 to race, 7 winners, including-- MR. ANGEL (g. by Cormorant). 8 wins at 2 and 3, $378,662, Palm Beach S. [G3], Everglades S. [L] (HIA, $60,000), Manalapan S. [L] (CRC, $60,000), Pete Axthelm Breeders' Cup H. (CRC, $32,220), Pembroke Pines Breeders' Cup H. (CRC, $28,155), 2nd Arlington Classic S. [G2], Miami Budweiser Breeders' Cup H. [L] (CRC, $31,450), Americana H. [L] (CRC, $10,000), 3rd Jersey Derby [G2], Key West S. (HIA, $3,427). Love Bird (f. by Cormorant). 15 wins, 3 to 6, $220,137, 3rd Pan Zareta S. (FG, $3,511). Stockport (c. by Fio Rito). Winner at 3, $41,002, 4th Saratoga Special S. [G2]. 3rd dam SPARKLE, by Count Fleet. Unraced. Dam of 8 winners, including-- SPARKLING JOHNNY. 9 wins, $134,066, Everglades S., Bahamas S., etc. SPARKLING NATIVE. 9 wins, $75,748, SNARO H., Oil Capitol H.-ecr, etc. Engagements: OBS Championship S., Florida Stallion S., Sunshine Mil- lions. Registered Florida-bred..
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