SATURDAY, JULY 6, 2019 BELMONT DERBY THREE OF WINSTAR=S FIRST-YEARLING SIRES: OUTWORK, SPEIGHTSTER, & TOURIST LAUNCHES INAUGURAL WinStar Farm has been a major player in the stallion ranks for many years now. Included among the leading sires the Kentucky TURF TRINITY farm stands or has stood are Distorted Humor, More Than Ready, Pioneerof the Nile, and Tiznow. The WinStar stallion division has four first-season yearling sires currently in the barn, all graded stakes winners whose first weanlings were well- received in the commercial market in 2018. Three of the young sires stand for $15,000 or less: Outwork (Uncle Mo), Speightster (Speightstown), and Tourist (Tiznow). Outwork started making headlines early as Uncle Mo=s very first winner as a sire. Uncle Mo, of course, would go on to be the leading freshman sire in 2015 with Grade I-winning juveniles Nyquist and Gomo, as well as a plethora of other early successes. Outwork would become Uncle Mo=s third Grade I winner from that first crop when he took the Wood Memorial a few weeks before Nyquist added the GI Kentucky Derby. Cont. p3 Digital Age | Coady Photography IN TDN EUROPE TODAY A field of 14, plus an also-eligible runner, has been assembled ALL EYES ON ENABLE IN CORAL-ECLIPSE for the GI Belmont Derby, which launches the New York Racing Enable (GB) (Nathaniel {Ire}) makes her much-awaited Association=s first Turf Trinity series in Elmont Saturday. seasonal return in Saturday’s G1 Coral-Eclipse S. Click or tap here to go straight to TDN Europe. Klaravich Stable=s Digital Age (Ire) (Invincible Spirit {Ire}), who is unbeaten in three lifetime starts, will be stretching out to the Derby=s 1 1/4-mile distance off a late-running 3/4-length victory in the 1 1/16-mile GII American Turf S. May 4 at Churchill Downs. The Irish-bred colt is one of four Chad Brown trainees in the Derby. Brown also saddles Peter Brant=s Demarchelier (GB) (Dubawi {Ire}), who, like his stablemate, comes into the race with a three-for-three record. The bay rallied stoutly to best Seismic Wave (Tapit) by a neck when winning the GIII Pennine Ridge S. over the Belmont turf June 1. The Brown contingent is completed by recent Tale of the Cat S. winner Standard Deviation (Curlin) and Rockemperor (Ire) (Holy Roman Emperor {Ire}), who makes his stateside debut off a sixth-place effort in the G1 Prix du Jockey Club at Chantilly June 2. Katsumi Yoshizawa=s Master Fencer (Jpn) (Just a Way {Jpn}), who opened his career with a pair of turf outings in Japan last winter, returns to the grass after exceeding expectations with solid efforts in the May 4 GI Kentucky Derby (seventh) and June 8 GI Belmont S. (fifth). 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Very well-balanced, very much like his sire and being that he was that big and that fast early, gives us a lot of excitement for the future with his offspring.@ Tugel said the early indications are Outwork is throwing a definite type of horse. AThey stand over plenty of ground, they all have lots of leg just like he does. They're nice, free-moving horses, very intelligent horses.@ It also doesn=t hurt that Outwork=s dam, Nonna Mia (Empire Maker), is a half-sister to Cairo Prince (Pioneerof the Nile, by Empire Maker), one of the current leading second-crop sires. Click the photo above to watch our video on Often, individual families account for more than one successful Outwork, Speightster and Tourist at WinStar sire. Speaking of families, they don=t come much deeper than AWe believe [Outwork] has a great potential as a stallion,@ said Speightster=s. His unraced dam is a full-sister to Canadian Horse Sean Tugel, WinStar=s director of bloodstock services, citing of the Year and U.S. champion Dance Smartly (Danzig) and a Outwork=s debut win as a 2-year-old at Keeneland in April going half-sister to the late leading sire Smart Strike (Mr. Prospector). 4 1/2 furlongs. The bay then came back at three to capture the Speightster=s third dam is blue hen No Class (Nodouble), whose 1 1/8-mile Wood Memorial. sire sons included Sky Classic (Nijinsky II) and Regal Classic (Vice AWe're really looking forward to seeing him pass on that early Regent). Cont. p4 TDN HEADLINE NEWS • PAGE 4 OF 13 • THETDN.COM SATURDAY • JULY 6, 2019 WinStar=s First-Yearling Sires cont. pedigrees in the stud book. ASpeightster was a homebred and from the beginning, he was AIn his brief career we got to see that he had dominating always one of the best horses in his crop that we had here,@ said ability, and it's a real shame we didn't get to see [more of] it but Tugel. AThat's why we chose to keep him. We're very excited I think we'll get to see it in his sons and daughters.@ about that depth of pedigree Tugel mentioned a that he brings.@ tremendous amount of support The chestnut nabbed >TDN for Speightster in the breeding Rising Star= status when he shed from both breeders who broke his maiden at first asking seek to race and those who seek at Keeneland, then went on to to sell. be unbeaten in three starts as a AHe's a horse that has the 3-year-old, including in numbers to compete with the Belmont=s GIII Dwyer S. Soon higher stud fee horses,@ said after, he was sidelined with an Tugel. AObviously, he's ankle chip that needed to be producing the physicals as well. removed. And he had that support from AUnfortunately, he was a horse the syndication that is very that we didn't get to see his full important to get a horse off on potential,@ said Tugel. AThe the right foot.@ training accident at Payson Park Speightster | Sarah Andrew Last but not least is Tourist, a in between his 3- and 4-year-old horse who had a stellar career career set him back. He made one start after that but winning or placing in seven Grade I events, but who saved his unfortunately, he wasn't the same horse after that. But, he was most spectacular performance for the last time he set foot on a a horse that had extreme potential, and he has one of the best racetrack. Cont. p5 TDN HEADLINE NEWS • PAGE 5 OF 13 • THETDN.COM SATURDAY • JULY 6, 2019 WinStar=s First-Yearling Sires cont. pedigree, but failing to win in several tries on the lawn and In the 2016 GI Breeders= Cup Mile, Tourist ran a hole in the instead excelling when switched to dirt. Tourist was the wind, getting the mile in 1:31.71. It not opposite. With a Adirt@ pedigree, he was only set the stakes record for the given four attempts to break his maiden Breeders= Cup Mile, but it was also the on the main track but never did get that fastest Grade I mile performance in initial win until he was switched to the history. grass, where his career soon broke AHe was all race horse,@ said Tugel.