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CAYLEE DREAM Equine Barn (Broodmare) Row E 1116 (Last Bred to MY MVP (ON); 6/21/2019) Stall 4 BAY MARE Foaled April 23, 2011 Tattoo No Consigned by PREFERRED EQUINE MKT., INC., AGENT, Briarcliff Manor, NY CAYLEE DREAM Equine Barn (Broodmare) Row E 1116 (Last bred to MY MVP (ON); 6/21/2019) Stall 4 BAY MARE Foaled April 23, 2011 Tattoo No. 7J545 Baltic Speed 3,1:56 Valley Victory 3,1:55.3 ------------------- Valley Victoria 3,2:00.3f Yankee Glide 3,1:55.1 ------------ Speedy Crown 3,1:57.1 Gratis Yankee 2,2:03 -------------------- Yankee Flight 2,2:05.3 CAYLEE DREAM Extreme Dream Kaisy Dream -------------------------------- Daisy Chain Brigham Dream 4,1:53.2 --------- Balanced Image 3,1:58.4 Crysta's Image 4,1:59 ------------------- Crown Crysta 1:56 1st Dam BRIGHAM DREAM 2,Q2:08.1; 3,1:53.4; 4,1:53.2; BT1:52.3 ($639,280) by Kaisy Dream. 11 wins at 3 and 4. O'Brien Older Trotting Mare of the Year in 2008. At 2, second in leg Quebec Plus - Elite at Montreal. At 3, winner Ontario Sires S. - Super Final at Woodbine, Ontario SBOA S., elim. Ontario Sires S. - Gold at Georgian, Mohawk, Final Ontario Sires S. - Gold at Mohawk, leg Quebec Plus - Elite at Montreal (2). At 4, winner elim. and Final Breeders Crown at Mohawk; second in Allerage Farm T., leg Classic Ser. at Mohawk. From 7 foals, dam of 2 winners, 1 in 1:55, 3 in 2:00, including: CHAPTER N DEO (M) 1:57.3-'19 ($93,662 Intl.) (Chapter Seven). 12 wins Int'lly. FRENCH BASTILLE 2,2:01.1f; 1:56.4f; BT1:54.4s ($82,897) (Kadabra). 5 wins, 2 thru 5. At 2, winner leg Ontario Sires S. - Grassroots at Georgian. At 3, second in leg Ontario Sires S. - Grassroots at Mohawk; third in leg and Semi-Final Ontario Sires S. - Grassroots at Mohawk, leg Ontario Autumn T. at Mohawk. TAE KWON DEO 3,1:54.4; 1:54f-'19; BT1:52 ($52,394; $209,012 Intl.) (Muscle Hill). 4 wins at 2 and 3; 6 wins Int'lly. At 2, winner Breeders Crown at Jagersro. At 3, second in Dennis Drazin T. At 4, winner Sprintermasteren at Halmstad; second in elim Sprintermasteren at Halmstad. Rigoletto Deo (Trixton). Now 2. 2nd Dam CRYSTA'S IMAGE 2,2:01.4; 3,Q2:01; 4,1:59; BT1:58.4s ($99,611) by Balanced Image. 4 wins, 2 thru 4. At 2, winner elim. ONSS - Gold at Woodbine; second in elim. ONSS - Gold at Windsor, Final ONSS - Gold at Sudbury; third in elim. ONSS - Gold at Sudbury, elim. Robert Stewart S. At 3, second in elim. ONSS - Gold at Sarnia; third in elim. ONSS - Gold at Woodbine. From 11 foals, dam of 9 winners, 6 in 2:00, incl: CRYS DREAM (M) 2,1:54.3; 3,1:54f; BT1:53.2 ($997,378) (Taurus Dream). 12 wins at 2 and 3. Dan Patch, O'Brien 2-Year-Old Trotting Filly of the Year in 2010. At 2, winner elim. and Final Goldsmith Maid T., elim. and Final Peaceful Way S., Champlain S., leg and Final In Free Ser. at Mohawk. At 3, winner Final Matron S., Casual Breeze T., elim. Elegantimage S., elim. Hambletonian Oaks; second in Final Breeders Crown at Woodbine; third in Final Hambletonian Oaks, American-National S., heat Kentucky Filly Futy. BRIGHAM DREAM (M) 2,Q2:08.1; 3,1:53.4; 4,1:53.2; BT1:52.3 ($639,280) (Kaisy Dream). As above. ARIZONA DREAM 3,Q2:02.3; 4,1:57f; BT1:56.2f ($88,419) (Like A Prayer). 16 wins at 4 and 5. At 3, second in Final Kentucky Fair S. at Lexington. SAMY DONATO 3,1:57f; BT1:54.2 ($36,300) (Donato Hanover). 4 wins at 3. CEST FACILE (M) 2,1:59 ($19,732) (In Dix Huit). Winner at 2. At 2, second in leg ONSS - Grassroots. Producer: Crystas Dream 3,2:02.4 ($14,156) (dam of FIRST AQUA 3,Q1:59.4f; 1:53.2f-$115,537, CRYSTAL GUMDROP 2,Q2:01.3; 3,1:56.3f, SPARK A DREAM 2,2:00.4h; 3,Q2:00; 4,1:57.3h-'19). PRODUCTION RECORD 2015-Rock Me Ama Deo BT2:02.3s (Chapter Seven). 2016-Heather Deo (M) (Trixton). Now 3. 2017-SPIRIT OF DEO (M) 2,1:57.1-'19; BT1:56.2s-'19 ($24,037) (Trixton). Winner at 2. At 2, winner leg New Jersey Sires S. at Meadowlands; second in Final Pure Ivory Ser. at Mohawk. 2018-Sevendreamingdeos (Chapter Seven). (Yearling) 2019-Garden State Deo (M) (Trixton). (Weanling) STATEMENT: Here is the YANKEE GLIDE dam of the two-year-old Stakes Winner SPIRIT OF DEO 2,1:57.1-'19 (timed in 1:56.2). She is a half-sister to the Stakes Winner FRENCH BASTILLE 1:56.4f ($82K) and stakes placed TAE KWON DEO 3,1:54.4, and out of the Canadian Trotting Mare of the Year BRIGHAM DREAM 4,1:53.2 ($641K). She sells in foal to Kentucky Futurity Winner MY MVP 3,1:52 ($879K), sire of WOLFGANG 3,1:51.2 ($578K), RISING MVP 4,1:54f-'19 ($218K), etc. YANKEE GLIDE mares have produced 162 in 1:55 including MARKET SHARE 1:50.2f ($3.7M), SHAKE IT CERRY 3,1:51.2 ($2.7M), FLANAGAN MEMORY 1:51.2 ($1.6M), WILL TAKE CHARGE 1:50.3f ($1M), etc. Last bred 6/21/19, the $4,000 (CDN) stud fee is paid and non-refundable. The resulting foal will be eligible for nomination to the rich ONT$$ program. For further information please contact David Reid at 914-773-7777 or visit www.preferredequine.com for updated past performances and pedigrees. The foregoing statement has been prepared by the consignor of this horse. The Sales Company does not confirm or adopt the statement. Bidders are directed to the terms and conditions of sale printed at the front of this catalog for a review of the respective rights and duties of consignor, the Sales Company, and purchasers. .
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