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Always Dreaming equineline.com Pedigree 06/12/17 13:23:04 EDT Always Dreaming Dark Bay or Brown Colt; Feb 25, 2014 Unbridled, 87 b Empire Maker, 00 dk b/ Toussaud, 89 dk b/ Bodemeister, 09 b Storm Cat, 83 dk b/ Always Dreaming Untouched Talent, 04 b Parade Queen, 94 b Foaled in Kentucky Siberian Express, 81 gr In Excess (IRE), 87 dk b/ Above Perfection, 98 dk =Kantado, 76 b b/ Somethingfabulous, 72 b Something Perfect, 80 b Happening, 67 ch By BODEMEISTER (2009). Stakes winner of 2 races of $1,304,800, Arkansas Derby [G1] (OP, $600,000), 2nd Kentucky Derby [G1] (CD, $400,000), etc. His first foals are 3-year-olds of 2017. Sire of 263 foals, 91 starters, 5 stakes winners, 34 winners of 48 races and earning $4,377,386 USA, including Always Dreaming (at 3, 2017, $2,284,700, Kentucky Derby [G1] (CD, $1,635,800), etc.), American Anthem (to 3, 2017, $389,545, Woody Stephens S. [G2] (BEL, $275,000), etc.), O Dionysus (to 3, 2017, $216,272, Miracle Wood S. (LRL, $45,000), etc.), Bode's Dream (at 2, 2016, $201,905, Astoria S. (BEL, $111,000), etc.), Kenda (at 3, 2017, $111,225, Special Goddess S. (SA, $46,500)), Royal Copy (at 2, 2016, $138,725, 2nd Hopeful S. [G1] (SAR, $70,000)), Dharmaster (at 3, 2017, $44,760, 3rd Private Terms S. (LRL, $10,000)), C B Bodemester (to 3, 2017, $53,185). 1st dam ABOVE PERFECTION, by In Excess (IRE). 7 wins in 10 starts, 2 to 4, $380,737, Las Flores H. [G3] (SA, $78,642), Irish O'Brien S. -R (SA, $64,200), Fleet Treat S. -R (DMR, $60,000), Orinda H. (GG, $39,875), 2nd Prioress S. [G1]. Dam of 12 foals, 7 to race, 7 winners-- ALWAYS DREAMING (c. by Bodemeister). Classic winner, see below. HOT DIXIE CHICK (f. by Dixie Union). 4 wins in 7 starts at 2 and 3, $343,252, Spinaway S. [G1] (SAR, $180,000), Schuylerville S. [G3] (SAR, $66,600), Prima Donna S. (OP, $36,000), 3rd Eight Belles S. [G3] (CD, $10,848), Winning Colors S. [G3] (CD, $10,719). Set ntr at Churchill Downs, 5 furlongs in 0:56.48. Dam of-- UNION JACKSON (c. by Curlin). 5 wins in 10 starts, 3 to 5, 2017, $213,874, Sam Houston Sprint Cup S. (HOU, $30,000), 3rd Aristides S. [G3] (CD, $9,900), Thanksgiving H. (FG, $7,500). Yo Soro (c. by Giant's Causeway). Winner at 3 in JPN, $63,111 (USA). Simply Delightful (f. by Speightstown). Winner at 4, $53,890. Tale of Perfection (g. by Tale of the Cat). 2 wins at 3, $40,034. Tall Perfection (f. by Distorted Humor). 2 wins at 3 in FR , $28,952 (USA). Producer. Abhaath (c. by Hard Spun). 3 wins at 3 and 4 in ENG, $17,675 (USA). 2nd dam SOMETHING PERFECT, by Somethingfabulous. Unraced. Half-sister to CONKY JOHNSTON ($44,665, Las Madrinas H., etc.). Dam of 6 winners-- ABOVE PERFECTION (f. by In Excess (IRE)). Black type winner, see above. MADE TO PERFECTION (f. by Bolger). 4 wins at 2 and 3, $190,775, Santa Paula S. [L] (SA, $45,975), Dominant Dancer H. -R (HOL, $39,500), CTBA Marian S. -R (FPX, $27,500), 2nd Boo La Boo S. -R (SA, $14,000), Sonoma H. (GG, $7,000), Vacaville H. -R (SOL, $6,050), 3rd Foothill S. [L] (FPX, $6,000). Playful Times (f. by Dimaggio). 6 wins, 4 to 6, $74,370. Producer. Some Hitter (c. by Dimaggio). Winner at 3 and 4, $66,600. Modelofperfection (f. by Bolger). Winner at 3 and 4, $35,808. Producer. League by Himself (g. by Fifty Six Ina Row). 5 wins, 2 to 5, $28,289. Perfectly Perfect (f. by Perfect Mandate). Unplaced. Dam of-- TWENTY HAWKS (g. by Unusual Heat). 12 wins, 2 to 8, $338,446, Governor's Cup H. (CT, $31,574). EPITOME OF A LADY (f. by Poteen). 3 wins at 2, $68,084, Harvest Futurity -R (FNO, $31,000). Producer. 3rd dam Happening, by Terrang. 6 wins, 2 to 5, $59,110, 2nd Goose Girl S., Osunitas S. Dam of 6 winners-- CONKY JOHNSTON (f. by Majestic Prince). Winner at 3 and 4, $44,665, Las Madrinas H., 3rd Junior League S. Dam of-- SOUNDS FABULOUS (c. by Somethingfabulous). 4 wins at 3, $196,910, Canadian Derby [L] (NP, $63,000(CAN)), Benicia Invitational H. -R (GG, $31,500), 2nd Manitoba Budweiser Copyright © 2017 The Jockey Club Information Systems, Inc. Page 1 of 2 equineline.com Pedigree 06/12/17 13:23:04 EDT Always Dreaming Dark Bay or Brown Colt; Feb 25, 2014 Derby [L] (ASD, $20,000(CAN)), 3rd Gold Rush H. [L] (GG, $15,000), Crystal Water H. -R (SA, $9,000). Sire. SOME SENSATION (f. by Somethingfabulous). 4 wins at 3 and 4, $133,600, Providencia S. [LR] (SA, $37,950), 2nd Honeymoon H. [G3]. Dam of-- FLYING SENSATION (c. by Flying Paster). Winner at 2, $369,298, Budweiser California Cup Juvenile S. -R (SA, $55,000), 2nd El Camino Real Derby [G3], Ralph M. Hinds Pomona Invitational H. [L] (FPX, $25,500), Gateway to Glory S. [L] (FPX, $8,500), Graduation S. -R (DMR, $15,000), etc. Sire. Absolute Sensation (f. by Tank's Prospect). Unraced. Dam of-- Abby's Not Normal (f. by Bold Badgett). Winner at 3 and 5, $111,900, 3rd Fleet Treat S. -R (DMR, $12,000). Sentimentallysweet (f. by Kennedy Road). 10 wins, 3 to 5, $155,188, 3rd Luther Burbank H. [L] (SR, $7,500), Main Street H. -R (PLN, $3,750). Dam of-- Purrfect Heritage (f. by Mountain Cat). Placed at 2, $5,418. Dam of-- Asisa's Assault (g. by West Acre). 7 wins, 4 to 8, $89,229, 2nd Florida Thoroughbred Charities S. -R (OTC, $10,000). Somefabulous Miss (f. by Somethingfabulous). Unraced. Dam of-- FABULOUS FLIGHT (f. by Flying Continental). 6 wins at 3 and 4, $151,816, Delta Colleen H. (HST, $23,079(CAN)), 2nd Ballerina Breeders' Cup S. [G3], British Columbia Cup Distaff H. -R (HST, $10,924(CAN)), Sun H. (HST, $7,602(CAN)), Brighouse Belles S. (HST, $7,588(CAN)), etc. Producer. Publicity (c. by Bold Hitter). 9 wins in 17 starts, 3 to 7, $68,321. Sire. Fabulous Too (c. by Somethingfabulous). 5 wins at 4 and 5, $28,963. Road of Luck (c. by Kennedy Road). Winner at 5, $18,800. Showdown (c. by Gunter). Winner at 3, $8,400. Publicize (c. by Dimaggio). Winner at 5, $4,138. Que Paso (c. by Lucky Mel). Placed at 3, $4,200. Sire. Something Perfect (f. by Somethingfabulous). See above. Happy Happenings (f. by Kennedy Road). Unraced. Dam of-- One Happy Fella (g. by Something Lucky). Winner at 2, $31,375, 2nd Atherton S. (BM, $8,000). A Lucky Happening (f. by Something Lucky). Unraced. Dam of-- ALLSWELLTHATNSWELL (f. by Perfect Mandate). 4 wins, 3 to 5, $308,392, Stanford S. (BM, $39,675), E. B. Johnston S. (FPX, $35,750), 2nd Las Madrinas H. [L] (FPX, $18,000), Rockridge S. (GG, $10,400), Mount Tam S. -R (GG, $8,000), etc. Dam of-- ACCEPTANCE (c. by Vronsky). 4 wins at 2 and 4, placed at 5, 2017, $404,803, King Glorious S. -R (LRC, $114,000), Golden State Juvenile S. -R (SA, $110,000), California Flag H. -R (SA, $60,000), 2nd Let It Ride S. -R (DMR, $19,980), 3rd Donald Valpredo California Cup Sprint S. -R (SA, $18,000), etc. 4th dam LAZY MARY, by Noureddin. Winner at 3, $3,705. Half-sister to MARY LANCER ($30,281, Riley Allison Thoroughbred Futurity), Kentucky Kin ($96,754, 2nd Oceanport H., etc.), Zebadiah ($15,597, 2nd Breeders' Futurity). Dam of 7 winners, including-- Happening (f. by Terrang). Black type placed winner, see above. RACE RECORD for Always Dreaming: At 2, once 2nd, once 3rd in 2 starts; at 3, 2017, four wins (Kentucky Derby [G1] (CD, $1,635,800), Xpressbet Florida Derby [G1] (GP, $589,000)) in 5 starts. Totals: 4 wins, once 2nd, once 3rd in 7 starts. Earned $2,284,700. Copyright © 2017 The Jockey Club Information Systems, Inc. Page 2 of 2.
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