"Skippy" is the first foal out of our mare Southern Meeting, a well-bred daughter of General Meeting. Former Horse of the Year Skip Away is a solid sire and we’re tickled to have one of his daughters in our stable.

We sold this filly at the Barretts Sale in November 2008.

6-year-old broodmare by General Meeting out of Mi Antillana (Arg), by Bid Us

Southern Meeting foaled a gorgeous Decarchy filly on April 10th. Both mare and foal are doing great. The mare has been bred back to graded stakes winner and sire Good Journey and declared in foal.

We sold this mare at the Barretts Sale in November 2008.

She is in foal to graded-stakes placed winner Cocky, from the prominent Ribot sire line.

We sold this mare at the Tulsa Racing Breed Sale in November.

4-year-old gelding by Petersburg out of Call Me Sometime, by Tale of the Cat

In his 17th career start, Mr Uh Oh courageously broke his maiden in style and drew off to win by four widening lengths in his final career start. He came out of the race very sore and x-rays confirmed a minor knee fracture. He's been retired and will be enjoying the rest of his years in the comfort of friends, as one of our HRC partners has taken him to her farm.

We claimed this tough competitor and raced him for 15 months before the injury prematurely ended his racing career.

This three-year-old Irish-bred colt was purchased by renowned European importer James Cassidy after a solid two-year-old campaign.

He's by grade II stakes-winner and Champion European two-year-old sire Acclamation out of a Sadler's Hall mare who is a half-sister to grade III stakes winner Shield.

He's in the barn of James Cassidy in southern California.

Fifth D ran a good race, but had his best chance of winning compromised when he hit a wall of horses turning for home and lost momentum. He rallied, but fell about a length short.

Unfortunately, he was claimed away from us for $40,000 and we're very sorry to see him go.

This handsome yearling was purchased at the October 2010 OBS sale and will be pinhooked. He's by grade I millionaire Scat Daddy, winner of the grade I Champagne at two and the grade I Florida Derby at three. His yearlings averaged $53,000 at auction this year.

He's out of a full or half-sister to four stakes horses over $100,00 each including Number's Game, $250,705; Proud Son, $211,486; Ekati $131,230; and Lucky Son, $192,428. This is the immediate family of grade I stakes winner Buddy Gil.

The colt sold for $180,000 at Keeneland, a $156,000 pinhooking profit, which is unreal!

Most unfortunately, our little filly by Demon Warlock out of Royal Snowflight passed away prematurely. It appears she was not nursing well, failed to thrive and may have had some type of intestinal flaw. She died of natural causes about a month after foaling.

After two up-the-track finishes, Goldy finished after leading into the stretch in her third start. Unfortunately, she developed an ankle problem shortly after the race and we've decided not to bring her back to racing as the cost of treatment, rehab and training were primarily cost prohibitive.

After two very disappointing efforts at the bottom at Emerald Downs, Diamond was sold to interests who will race her on the Oregon fair circuit and provide a good home for her after her racing days are over.

We sold our stake in our 2008 stakes-placed stable star at a profit and wish him all the best of luck with his current owners.

ET ran a disappointing 7th in his final start for HRC as he was claimed away from us. He didn't show much speed, made a big move on the outside around the turn and then hung in the stretch. We wish his new owners the best of luck in pulling the potential out of this impeccably bred horse.

Three-year-old filly by Changeintheweather out of A Kiss A Dance, by Majestic Light. 

This Oklahoma-bred filly is by $441,247 grade I winner Changeintheweather, a son of Gone West. He was the mid-Atlantic's leading second crop sire last year and sired stakes winner Cold Trial. 

The filly is out of a Majestic Light mare.  Majestic light sired 69 stakes winners and has progeny earnings of over $36 million.  The mare has produced three good winners and is out of $205,116 stakes winner Half Time Dancer, by classic winner Gate Dancer. The second dam produced a $100,000 winner and is a full sister to a track record setter and two other stakes horses from a mare who produced 7 winners of $85,000 or more. 

Miss Rain Dance is being trained by Shane Seaton and his father-in-law Ricky Gustafson, one of the most respected trainers on the Oklahoma circuit.

Sadly, Miss Rain Dance passed away from complications of colic in July 2009.

Three-year-old California-bred daughter of Comic Strip out of Breanna, by Mr Procrastinator.

This consistent, hard-knocker is racing in California under the care of Genaro Vallejo.

This sharp filly ran fifth for us in her only HRC start, as she was claimed away in her debut for us.

Candy is an unraced three-year-old filly by undefeated Champion Candy Ride. The world record holder at a mile, Candy Ride was the country's 3rd leading freshman sire last year.  This Florida-bred filly is out of the $114,060 stakes winning mare Fashion Maven, by Mt Livermore. She's produced four good winners, including two $100,000 earners. The second dam is by chef-de-race Raise a Native and the third by chef-de-race Prince John.  This is the family of graded stakes horses Arowal, Crown Collection, Afleetafair and Crown the Leader.

After a number of minor setbacks, we moved off this well-bred daughter of Candy Ride to pursue other options for our Florida group.

Gavin ran 7th in his most recent start on the drop at Portland. He raced back in the field early, made up some ground around the turn and just didn't have the needed punch down the stretch in a dull effort.

Gavin was given away after his last start and is enjoying a new home with a friendly family.

Our stakes-placed four-year-old won two of three starts at Emerald Downs, including a smart win by nearly 3 lengths in his most recent. This handsome chestnut is pointing towards stakes and allowance company at Portland, where he'll stand tall against Oregon-bred company.

As a tribute to his fine 2008 season that included several stakes placings early in the year at Portland Meadows and two wins from three starts later at Emerald Downs, including a feature race score, Delegocho was recognized as Oregon's top three-year-old colt or gelding of 2008.

Delegocho was claimed away from us in his last start, a sixth place finish at Portland.

Matty is a two-year-old Pennsylvania-bred son of Matty G out Montbrooke Belle, by Montbrook.

Matty G, now the top sire in Washington, has sired 8 stakes winners including millionaire My Cousin Matt.  This big and strong colt is out of a winning Montbrook mare from a super family.  The second is a stakes-placed winner by Vigors and the third dam, by Seattle Slew, is a half-sister to grade I stakes winner Bounding Basque and grade II stakes winner El Basio. 

MGK was sold privately after several slow workouts.

We're thrilled to have this well-bred filly in the stable. She's by Golden Missile, who stood for $10,000 in Kentucky this year. He won $2.1 million on the track and is a son of AP Indy. He's sired 7 stakes winners in his first four crops, including several graded stakes winners. She's out of a $95,000 winning Tale of the Cat mare.

Despite her great pedigre, GTOT never developed as a racehorse and we gave her away.

Her younger half-sister, Eve Giselle, is a stakes star!

Jesse's Dance is a three-year-old Washington-bred filly by Decarchy, California's leading sophomore stallion.  She's out of a $43,000 winner and full sister to $369,000 stakes winner Go. 

Jesse was outrun in her only start after several slow workouts. As it was clear she wouldn't be able to pay her way on the racetrack, she was sold.

Hiding in the Barrel is a three-year-old Illinois-bred filly by Out of Place out of stakes-placed Barrel Racer, by Western Playboy.

This big and strong filly comes from three generations of stakes mares.  The first dam earned $111,888 and earned stakes placing at Arlington and never ran for a tag.  Her half-brother won over $187,000.  The second dam, Miss Delovely, was a stakes winner of $212,170. The third dam, Miss Delilah, was a stakes winner of $104,537. 

The filly is by solid Kentucky Sire Out of Place, a sire of five stakes winners last year.  He was a graded stakes winner of $733,450 on the track and he's sired 37 stakes winners so far, including millionaire Nightmare Affair. 

Another well-bred filly who simply didn't display her class on the racetrack. She was traded for another prospect.

You Who Miss is a four-year-old California-bred daughter of grade III stakes winner Roman Dancer out of stakes winner Miss Indiana, by Clever Trick.

This is the family of graded stakes horses Fortunate Prospect, Robynhood, $2.4 million winner Mecke and champion older mare $2.7 winner Beautiful Pleasure.

You Who is in the barn of northern California trainer Genaro Vallejo.

You Who ran sixth in her last start. She mad a big, sweeping move on the turn to reach contention, but then started drifting out in midstretch and lost position. The jock eased her up in the last 50 yards and she came out of the race with a knee injury. After this career-ending injury, she was retired to be a pleasure horse.

Our 15-year-old mare won over $43,000 on the track and is by good sire Hooched. She's a full sister to $369,000 stakes winner Go out of the stakes winning Gummo mare named Go Gummo Go. 

She foaled a handsome Demon Warlock colt, now named Sevon Demons, in mid-April. Both mare and foal are doing great. 

Go Girl Gone was sold privately shortly after the foal was born.

This gray filly is by good California sire Siberian Summer out of our mare Rachel's Verdict. The graded-stakes winning sire won over $500,000 and has sired many graded stakes winners including millionaire Dreams of Summer. The dam is by European Champion Royal Applause, sire of millionaire Ticker Tape. The second dam is a $200,000 stakes winner and producer of 7 stakes horses. She's the granddam of millionaires Dollar Bill and Magna Graduate. The third dam is a half-sister to Our Emblem, sire of War Emblem.

The filly was sold by our pinhooking group as a two-year-old.

Spring Run is a four-year-old California-bred filly by $888,000 grade I stakes winner Avanzado out of a stakes placed mare. We recently bought her through private purchase.

She's bred to go long and should do well on grass. She's got the sort of pedigree that should result in a sound horse than runs for several years.

Spring Run ran fifth in her last start. She pressed the pace and dropped off contention around the turn in a disappointing effort.

The filly was given away after her last start as her form really fell off and she simply didn't have the pedigree power to be a broodmare prospect for us.

We scored on this big, strong two-year-old colt by North Light.  North Light, an English Classic winner, earned nearly $2 million including the Epsom Derby and runner up in the Irish Derby.  He's by chef-de-race Danehill. 

This Texas-bred colt's dam is a $75,000 winner by Jade Hunter our of a stakes winning Danzig mare who produced six stakes horses, including three graded stakes performers. 

Our colt's half-sister sold for $210,000 in April and recently broke her maiden smartly in her second start for Bob Baffert against Maiden Special company at Santa Anita.

He was initially pointed towards a pinhook, but didn't meet the reserve. He was later sold at auction.

This four-year-old California-bred filly is by graded stakes winner Popular out of Innocence, by Cox's Ridge.

Most Pop ran third in her most recent start as the 4-5 odds on favorite at Golden Gate. She broke well, but was pulled about five lengths off the pace and while she rallied down the stretch, fell about a half-length shy at the finish in a less than desirable ride.

She was sold privately after her last start.

Louisiana Light is a Louisiana-bred two-year-old filly by millionaire Tenpins out of a $42,639 winning Bianconi mare.

Tenpins ranks in the country's top 25 second-crop sires with four stakes horses from his first crop. The second dam is a stakes-placed winner by Silver Deputy and the stakes-winning third dam is a half-sister to $622,906 graded-stakes winner Robyn Dancer.

The filly was sold at auction.

No Caller ID is a three-year-old Pennsylvania-bred daughter of King of Scat out of Miss Speed Dial, by Is It True.

This mature and athletic filly is an eager trainer and likely to an early starter.  She's by a stakes winner son of Eastern Echo, sire of 8 stakes winners King of Scat. She's out of a winning daughter of Is It True.  Her second dam is a half sister to two stakes winners, including group winner Valuable Witness. The third dam is by legendary Northern Dancer. 

No Caller I D finished seventh in her career start. She blew the first turn and managed to stay in contention for 6 of the 8 furlongs before fading down the stretch.

She was sold privately after two disappointing efforts at Aqueduct.

This New York-bred three-year-old colt is by the state's top sire Freud.  A sire of five 2008 stakes winners, Freud is a full brother to top national sire Giant's Causeway.  Freud's yearlings averaged over $30,000 at sale last year.

Jake is out of an unraced Cryptoclearance mare.  Cryptoclearance is a grade I winner and grade I sire.  The dam has produced three New York winners, including current campaigners including $60,000 winner Waltz to the Blues and a 2008 MSW winner at Aqueduct. 

The bottom side of this pedigree is highlighted by the third dam, a Storm Bird mare (sire of Storm Cat) who produced a nice stakes winner and a stakes producer and the fourth dam, by chef-de-race sire Round Table. This dam has produced 12 graded stakes horses including three-time national Champion Tosmah and leading national sire Halo.

Jake was sold privately prior to his debut.

Huntersrunaway is a four-year-old Texas-bred son of Hollycombe out of the Runaway Groom mare Runaway Nancy.

As a rapidly improving three-year-old on the Texas racing circuit, we recently purchased a stake in Hunter through his owner/trainer Danny Pish, one of the top conditioners in the region.

Hunter loves to route and has a great record going long, including a recent fast closing second place finish in the $125,000 Texas Stallion Stakes.

Hunter ran another awesome race in his last, getting up in the final jump to win by a head in tough Allowance company at Lone Star.

This was up against a solid field of veteran stakes and allowance company horses going a flat mile on the grass. It might be Hunter's best effort to date.

Sadly, Huntersrunaway passed away suddenly a few days after his last race. He suffered an aneurysm and died in Danny's barn.

Hunter ran 11th in his most recent and last start for HRC. He showed some early speed, but quickly dropped out of it in another dull effort. His racing days with us are over.

DM ran fourth in his most recent effort. He was well back early, closed some ground but was unable to threaten the leaders.

Daniel's Magic was sold privately shortly after this last race with us.

The first foal from HRC mare Daleo's Angel, this cute and bouncy three-year-old filly is by Rage, a $180,000 stakes-placed son of Gulch. Royally-bred and a speedy sort who tore up New York in his heyday, Rage is by $3 million winner Gulch out of $822,948 GI stakes winner Waya.

Daleo's Angel is our young broodmare by classic winner and Champion Silver Charm. This gray mare is out of stakes-winning mare A Northern Angel out of a chef-de-race Sir Ivor mare. The second dam is a half-sister to $695,930 grade I winner At the Threshold and $510,675 grade II winner Zabaleta.

Raging Silver was removed from training and sold as a polo horse prospect.

Eight-year-old California-bred gelding by High Brite out of Bobbie Jane, by Moscow Ballet.

Bobby is a classy, older horse who has won some good races in his time. He loves the synthetics, likes turf racing, but despises dirt surfaces, finishing off the board in his last 5 dirt tries.

Bobby ran another solid race in his last effort, finishing third at Golden Gate. He broke well, but was outrun for the early lead. He pushed the pace, but was unable to close ground down the lane and was beaten about two lengths. He was claimed away from us out of the race.