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ICY BRIDGETTE SI 89 513 2004 Brown Filly Dash Ta Fame SI 113 Hip No. Con signed by MJ Farms Hip No. 513 ICY BRIDGETTE SI 89 513 2004 Brown Filly Dash Ta Fame SI 113 .......First Down Dash SI 105 Sud den Fame SI 98 Wood bridge............ 3812524 Cham pagne Lane SI 106.....Lanes Leins ter SI 101 ICY BRIDGETTE SI 89 Dashin Sandy SI 107 4581021 Sir Al ibi SI 104 .............Streakin Six SI 104 Icy Al ibi SI 101 ......... Slum ber Party SI 84 2783123 Ice N Easy .................*Beduino TB Jet Kue By WOOD BRIDGE (1999). Unraced. His first foals are 3-year-olds of 2007. Sire of 12 start ers, 9 ROM, 4 win ners, earn ing $57,066, Red Hot Woody SI 83 (at 2, 2007, $14,500), Icy Bridgette SI 89 (at 3, 2007, $12,758), Brigett Cee SI 93 ($10,099), Wolfchild (at 3, 2007, $6,160). Son of stakes win ner DASH TA FAME SI 113, sire of 72 stakes win ners, in clud ing ON GO ING TA FAME SI 115 ($644,671, Shue Fly S. [R] G1), GUN BAT TLE SI 103 (to 3, 2007, $574,453, Zia Fut. [R] G1), KEND ALL JACK SON SI 114 ($408,749), etc. 1st dam: ICY AL IBI SI 101 (1987), by Sir Al ibi. 6 wins at 2 and 3, $88,734, La Primera Del Ano D. G1, 2nd Dixie Downs Fut. G3, Fi nal ist in Boise Fut. G3. Dam of 15 foals, 11 to race, 9 ROM, FA MOUS AL IBIS SI 95 (g. by Dash Ta Fame). 10 wins, 2 to 5, $89,612, Ev - er green Fut. [R] G2, 2nd Ev er green D. [R], Fi nal ist in Utah Clas sic Fut. [R] G1, Bitterroot D. [R] G3, Sil ver Dol lar D. [R] G3. Turnleftaticylane SI 104 (g. by Lanes Leins ter). 13 wins, 2 to 8, $54,915, 3rd Di a mond Clas sic Fut. [R] G1, Fi nal ist in Mile High D. G3, Sooner Trailer North west Chal lenge G3, Sooner Trailer West/South west Chal lenge G3. Bobs Last Al ibi SI 92 (g. by Dash Ta Fame). 3 wins in 6 starts at 2, 2007, $10,164, 3rd Utah Clas sic Fut. [R], Fi nal ist in Sil ver Dol lar Fut. [R] G3. Al ibi Lane SI 94 (f. by Lanes Leins ter). Win ner at 3, $2,575, 2nd Amer i - can-Ca na dian D. Dam of 6 ROM, RGH SPE CIAL LANE SI 99 (g. by Spe cial Leader). 6 wins in 12 starts at 2 and 3, $19,180, Dixie Downs Fut., Fi nal ist in Bitterroot Fut. [R] G2, etc. Al ibi Fame SI 101 (f. by Dash Ta Fame). 3 wins at 2 and 3, $12,941, 2nd Elko Intermountain D., Fi nal ist in Utah Clas sic Fut. [R] G1. Changing Leaders SI 110 (g. by Spe cial Leader). Win ner at 2, $11,354, 3rd MBNA Amer ica North west Chal lenge G2. Sire. Dash Of Ice SI 103 (g. by Dash Ta Fame). 3 wins at 4 and 5, $37,446. Fa mous Icy Lady SI 98 (f. by Dash Ta Fame). 2 wins at 3, $32,056, Fi nal ist in New Mex ico State Fair Breeders’ D. [R] G3. Ken Lou Icy SI 108 (g. by Real Easy Jet). 13 wins, 2 to 9, $22,772. Icy Bridgette SI 89 (f. by Wood bridge). Win ner, see be low. 2nd dam: ICE N EASY, by *Beduino TB. Unraced. Dam of 10 foals, 7 to race, 6 ROM, ICY AL IBI SI 101 (f. by Sir Al ibi). Stakes win ner, see above. Streak N Ice SI 109 (g. by Streakin La Jolla). 4 wins, 3 to 5, $31,346. Six Dice SI 94 (g. by Streakin Six). Win ner at 2, $10,944, Fi nal ist in Manor Downs Lad die Fut. G3. Race Re cord: One win, twice 3rd at 2 and 3, 2007. Earned $12,758. Par ent age Ver ified - Em bryo Trans fer - Bleeder- Reg is tered New Mex ico Bred Hip No. Con signed by Berva Wood Hip No. 514 DIG GERS SE CRET SI 90 514 1994 Bay Mare L’Natural TB ................Raise A Na tive Mel low Marsh Raise A Se cret SI 99.... 2361537 Ala Se cret Sue SI 108 .......Alamitos Bar SI 100 DIG GERS SE CRET SI 90 Sully’s Se cret TB 3290580 *Beduino TB ................*Ro many Royal Ima Gold Dig ger SI 98 .. Jo-Ann-Cat 2254326 Tweebers Goldust SI 101 ....Tweeber TB Dusty Shoe maker By RAISE A SE CRET SI 99 (1983). Stakes win ner of 8 races in 12 starts at 2 and 3, $705,483, Dash For Cash Fut. G1. Sire of 607 start ers, 484 ROM, 43 stakes win ners, 1 cham pion, earn ing $10,826,525, in clud ing SE CRET CARD SI 105 (Cham pion, $367,114, Kin der gar ten Fut. G1), KINGMAN KID SI 97 ($531,365, Los Alamitos Mil lion Fut. G1), etc. Sire of the dams of 32 stakes win ners, in clud ing 2 cham pi ons HIGHER FIRE SI 103 ($1,314,742), BE A BONO SI 104 ($1,308,310), NO SE CRETS HERE SI 104 ($1,378,895), etc. 1st dam: IMA GOLD DIGGER SI 98 (1982), by *Beduino TB. 5 wins at 3, $31,805, Red wood City S. [R], Fi nal ist in Gov er nor’s Cup D. [R] G3. Dam of 8 foals, 6 ROM, Ima Gold Dasher SI 94 (f. by First Down Dash). Win ner at 2, $22,440, 3rd Cal i - for nia Sires’ Cup Fut. [R] G3, Fi nal ist in Golden State D. G1. Dam of Ryons Gold Dasher SI 88 (f. by Ronas Ryon). Win ner at 3, $5,001. Dam of EYE DRU MI PIS TOL SI 102 (g. by Shake Em Open). 4 wins at 2 and 3, placed at 4, 2007, $61,232, Polk County D. [R] G3, etc. RYONS GOLD SHAKE SI 98 (g. by Shake Em Open). 2 wins at 3, $45,435, Min ne sota Stal lion Breeders’ D. [R], etc. Fast Man Dasher SI 103 (g. by Heza Fast Man). 3 wins, 2 to 6, 2007, $37,944. Dash Step per SI 89 (c. by Steppin For The Moon). 2 wins at 3, $26,069. 2nd dam: Tweebers Goldust SI 101, by Tweeber TB. 7 wins at 2 and 3, $16,764, 3rd Pot ‘O Gold Fut., Yakima Fall Fut. Dam of 11 foals, 9 to race, 6 ROM, IMA GOLD DIGGER SI 98 (f. by *Beduino TB). Stakes win ner, see above. MISS GOLDEN COPY SI 91 (f. by Du pli cate Copy). 3 wins at 2, $18,807, Dash For Des tiny Fut. Dam of 6 ROM, BCR DE GREAT COPY SI 93 ($14,303, Elko County D.), Copy The Doc SI 92 ($10,157, 2nd Pima County D. [R]); gran dam of JUMP JIVE AN WAIL SI 99 ($55,070, Amer i can Quar ter Horse Racing Jour nal S.). He Merits Gold SI 97 (g. by Meritable TB). 15 wins, 2 to 4, $18,892, 3rd Port land Meadows Fut. North west Hi-Point Aged Gelding, North west Hi-Point Dis tance Horse. Rich N Dusty SI 103 (f. by Timeto Thinkrich). 6 wins at 4 and 5, $11,774, 3rd Au tumn H., ntr at KLF 350y :17.75. Race Re cord: One win, once 2nd, twice 3rd at 2 and 3. Earned $3,263. Pro duce Re cord: 2001 Gold Dig gers Se cret (c. by Call Me To gether). Un placed. 2002 Okey Dokey Dig ger SI 80 (g. by Okey Dokey Dale). Placed at 3, $1,895. 2003, 2004 No re port re ceived. 2005 Se cret Mis sion Man (c. by Mitey Mis sion Man). Unraced. 2006 Un named (c. by Mitey Mis sion Man). 2007 Un named (f. by Mitey Mis sion Man) Bred to Mitey Mis sion Man, be lieved to be in foal. Par ent age Ver ified Hip No. Con signed by Frank Vasquez Hip No. 515 STEP INTO SPACE 515 1996 Sor rel Mare Moon Lark SI 99 ............Top Moon SI 100 Pan O Lan SI 94 Steppin For The Moon SI 105 2860732 Steppin For Te SI 108 .......Az ure Te TB STEP INTO SPACE Lucky Step per SI 98 3496035 Go Flight SI 100 ............Go Man Go SI 100 Ima Golden Flight SI 102 Straw Flight SI 100 2221289 Jenny Missle SI 80 .......... Jet On SI 100 Missle Foot SI 96 By STEPPIN FOR THE MOON SI 105 (1989). Stakes win ner of 9 races, 2 to 4, $335,276, Rain bow Fut. G1. Sire of 101 start ers, 55 ROM, 4 stakes win ners, earn ing $503,687, HERSEY MOON BAR SI 116 ($137,919, Top Deck H.), BN MISTY MOON SI 103 ($45,394, La Mariposa H.), WCR LACY LU SI 107 ($36,672, Wy o ming Downs Fut.), TWO STEPPIN SI 91 (BHS Open Fut.). Sire of dam of stakes win ner EL DIABLO NE GRO SI 105 ($125,106), Mid day Thun der SI 95 (2nd West Val ley Claiming Fut.), Stone Star Jumper SI 101. 1st dam: IMA GOLDEN FLIGHT SI 102 (1984), by Go Flight. 8 wins at 2 and 3, $53,966, Tots Randle Me mo rial Fut. G3, Col o rado Breeders’ Fut. [R]. Dam of 11 foals, 3 to race, 3 ROM, Shining Jes Perry SI 101 (g. by Mr Jess Perry).
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