Daleo's Angel (photo above with her Rage foal) is by Champion and $6.9 million dollar winner Silver Charm out of the stakes winning mare A Northern Angel. She sells with her March 12th Tactical Cat colt at her side. Grade I winner Tactical Cat again ranked in the top 100 sires in the country and is arguably the best stud value in America.

We have a couple 5-share units (5%) available on this quality mare by a Classic winner and her big, handsome colt for $300 plus assessments to assure all partners have paid the same. For more information or to request a Partnership Agreement for HRC017, please Contact Us.

We were most fortunate to pick up this royally-bred two-year-old filly by red-hot sire Yankee Gentleman out of a promising young Bertrando mare at a great price. 

Yankee Gentleman ranked 15th on last year's national second-crop sire rankings.  He sired four stakes winners last year, including $708,616 winner Golden Yank. His yearlings averaged over $29,000 at sales last year. 

On the racetrack, Yankee Gentleman was arguably the fastest of legendary sire of champions Storm Cat's sons, blazing 6 furlongs in 1:07 4/5 at Del Mar, posting a 117 Beyer. Yankee Gentleman is not only by the world's top sire of sires, he's out of a grade I stakes winner mare, so his remarkable early success as a sire comes as no surprise.

Our filly is out of southern California allowance winner Cajun Flash, a winner of 3 races from 4 starts with $90,000 in earnings. Her sire, Bertrando, can usually be found near the top of the California sires list. 

Our filly is now a half-sister to a grade II stakes placed winner of over $183,000 as Snapshot. This four-year-old is still campaigning and certain to add to his bankroll and stakes resume'. Our filly's full-brother, Cajun Gent, is also stakes placed with earnings at $133,000 and is also actively campaigning. She has another half-brother active at the racetrack over $98,000.

The dam is a full sister to $244,327 California stakes winner Lacquaria and a half-sister to stakes $394,212 stakes winner Wild Lightning, also the dam of two stakes winners.  The third dam is by chef-de-race sire Buckpasser. This family is loaded with quality black-type winners and producers.  The filly grades out as an "A" on nick rating.

The filly is a well put-together, big chested, large hind-quartered Kentucky-bred individual with three large white socks. In recent months, she's grown much taller, filled out and looks like a million bucks. She completed her initial training and will be heading back to the training center shortly. She'll eventually be going to Lynn Whiting, who trained the 1992 Derby winner Lil E Tee.

Because of our incredibly good fortunate on timing and price, we're able to offer this tremendous pedigree and conformationally correct two-year-old at $300 plus assessments to be sure all partners have paid the same for a 2-share unit. For more information or to request a Partnership Agreement for HRC035, please Contact Us.

HRC056

We purchased this good looking California-bred two-year-old filly at the 2009 CTBA sale and we got a steal. She's by grade II stakes winner of $636,707 Benchmark, one of California's leading sires. He's sired 14 stakes winners, including millionaires Brother Derek and Idiot Proof. The filly is out of Creole Delights, by Bertrando.

While Benchmark is a solid and attractive sire and the Nick rating on the filly is A+, it was the female side of the family and the filly's good looks that really caught our attention. The mare ran just three times in southern California Maiden Special company and was third in her second start. We suspect she suffered a career-ending injury in her third start. She is a full-sister to California stakes winner of $244,327 Lacquaria and a half-sister to $394,212 stakes winner Wild Lightning and $60,939 stakes winner Minnetonka Mist, who is also by Benchmark. Interestingly, the catalog was printed just before her other full-sister, Cajun Flash, had her top two offspring earn stakes placings, including grade III Snapshot. Our filly is from the immediate family of grade I stakes winners Sewickley ($1,017,517), Cash Run ($924,201) and Shared Interest ($667,610).

The filly is very well balanced, poised and confident. She's got big feet, which indicates she's got another growth spurt coming, too. She's breezing at Golden Gate now. She's offered in 3% shares at $375 plus assessments to assure all partners have paid the same. For more information or to request a Partnership Agreement on this group, please Contact Us.

HRC060

Appealing Resume was a recent private purchase, again being in the right place at the right time to take advantage of a great buying opportunity. She's a three-year-old Kentucky-bred filly who will be racing at Emerald Downs next season. She's by Succesful Appeal, former Champion freshman sire in the country and currently 68th ranked national sire, including nine 2009 stakes winners and 44 lifetime with earnings over $15 million. He stands in Kentucky for a stud fee of $22,500. She's out of Emerald Downs stakes winner of $61,038 Strong Credentials, by Carson City. She's a half-sister to stakes-placed Restless Missile. Certain to be one of the best bred fillies on the track.

The second dam is $205,237 stakes winner Northern Hilite, by Vice Regent. This is the immediate family of group III stakes winner French Friend.

AR had a solid campaign at Emerald Downs with a win, second, third and couple fourths and is taking a short break now before coming back later in the year.

This good-sized and impressive looking filly has speed, class, a super pedigree and should be a solid performer for us. She's available in 3% units for $300 plus assessments to assure all partners have paid in the same for expenses. For more information or to request a Partnership Agreement on this group, please Contact Us.

HRC066

This good-sized and conformationally correct Illinois-bred colt is by Tenpins.  Tenpins won 9 of 17 and missed the board only three times while racing at ages 3-6.  His best race was in setting the new track record in the grade II 1 1/8 mile Washington Park Handicap.  He earned over $1.1 million his his racing career.  He is by two-time leading national sire Smart Strike (sire of Curlin and six other millionaires) out of a four-time stakes producer. As a sire, Tenpins is one of country's better second-crop sires. He's the sire of 2010 Canadian Classic winner Big Red Mike, winner of the million dollar Queen's Plate at Woodbine.   

The colt is out of a mare named St Chapelle, a winner of $25,000. She's by European Champion Horse of the Year St Jovite, who won the Irish Derby, one of Europe's Classics.   As a producer, her first foal is Have Faith, a filly by Royal Academy who is approaching $90,000 in earnings and still running in Allowance level company on the Illinois circuit.  Her three-year-old, Glory Belle, by Honour and Glory, is also running in Allowance company with earnings near $50,000 in just 7 starts.  Neither of these two have run for a tag.  

The second dam is grade III winner of $850,00 Bungalow.  She was an incredible race mare and is a good producer with stakes-placed winner of $162,000 Cottage Rose highlighting her offspring.   The third dam, stakes-placed winner of $115,000 Western Hope, produced grade I winner and millionaire Western Playboy and is a half-sister to three other stakes horses.  The colt has a nick rating of A+ for this breeding match.

The colt has a good shoulder, hip and is well-developed with plenty of room for him to fill out.  In training, he is smart, cooperative and a fluid mover. He'll be in the barn of top Illinois trainer Brian Williamson. We'll be offering 2% units in the colt for $400 plus assessments to assure all partners have paid the same. For more information or to request a Partnership Agreement on this group, please Contact Us.

HRC038

Big Code is our first Florida-bred colt. He is by graded-stakes winner Omega Code. Omega Code is by Elusive Quality, one of the country's leading sires with nearly 100 stakes winners to his credit, including three Champions and such top race horses and sires as Speightstown, Came Home, Johar and Grand Slam. Omega Code was a very fast sprinter and is proving to be a promising young sire, ranked 23rd nationally amongst second crop sires.

The February colt is out of the Joyeux Danseur mare Big City Joy, a full sister to $254,147 stakes-placed winner Big City Danse and a half sister to $231,400 winner Big City Pat. The second dam is $272,582 stakes winner Big City Bound.

The colt's two older half brothers were $85,000 and $21,000 yearlings at auction. The one to have raced has won over $63,000 in his three-year-old season. Big Code will be handled by veteran trainer Dave Vivian.

We are offering this quality Florida racing prospect in 2% units at $350 including expenses through March 2010. For more information or to request a Partnership Agreement on this group, please Contact Us.

We're looking to claim a racing prospect for Illinois in July or August. We've got two types of candidates on our shopping list. With the financial incentive of racing a state-bred at Arlington and Hawthorne, we're shopping for an Illinois-bred currently racing and ready to be plugged in. Our second option is claiming a horse at Monmouth and shipping him/her to Chicago. The advantage of this is that with the highest purse structure in the country, horse at Monmouth are running at a big discount to their values, at the risk of being claimed, in exchange for contending for huge purses. For example, $5000 claimers are running for purses of $30,000! This same $5000 horse would fit at $15,000 level at most other tracks.

So, we are putting this claiming group together and collecting funds now so that when we run across the right prospect, we'll be able to jump in. This group tried to claim Last Demand in early July the day he won by 17 and missed the track record by 2/5ths. We were outshook in a 5-way shake.

We'll target a $5000 claim and structure this with 4% units at $200. For more information or to request a Partnership Agreement on for this Illinois Claiming Group 2010, please Contact Us.

We're looking to claim a racing prospect for Texas in July or August. We've got two types of candidates on our shopping list. With the financial incentive of racing a state-bred in Texas, we're shopping for a Texas-bred currently racing and ready to be plugged in. Our second option is claiming a horse at Monmouth and shipping him/her to Chicago. The advantage of this is that with the highest purse structure in the country, horse at Monmouth are running at a big discount to their values, at the risk of being claimed, in exchange for contending for huge purses. For example, $5000 claimers are running for purses of $30,000! This same $5000 horse would fit at $15,000 level at most other tracks.

So, we are putting this claiming group together and collecting funds now so that when we run across the right prospect, we'll be able to jump in. We've got a few state-bred horses already on the radar, including one that we tried to pull a group together in time to claim one in mid-July at Monmouth for $5000 that ran second and was claimed; and a filly that we tried to claim at Lone Star earlier in the meet that is now reportedly at Louisiana Downs.

We'll target a $5000 claim and structure this with 4% units at $200. For more information or to request a Partnership Agreement on for this Texas Claiming Group 2010, please Contact Us.

Information coming soon!

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