Every Time was recently picked up through private purchase. He's a three-year-old son of nationally ranked sire Unbridled's Song out of the Storm Cat mare Every Cloud. The first dam is a full-sister to grade I stakes winner Missed the Storm and grade 3 stakes winner Green Means Go. This is the family of Champions Chris Evert, Chief's Crown and Winning Colors and millionaires Sightseek, Tates Creek and Bowman's Band.

Our gray colt will be handled by our Texas trainer Shannon Hastings and will be training at Retama Park. He's fit and ready to go in a non-winners of two event, likely on the grass in his HRC debut.

Wild Hunter is a three-year-old son of Jade Hunter out of a Wild Again mare. His sire, Jade Hunter, is the sire of such notable horses like $4,079,820 Breeder's Cup winner Azeri, million dollar winner Yagli, winner of $916,175 Stuka, etc. The dam is by Breeder's Cup classic winner Wild Again and has produced a $130,000-plus winner Minnesota Pitch and several other good winners. The second dam, a daughter of Le Febuleux, has produced two stakes winners and the third dam, a stakes-winner herself, produced four stakes horses including $504,519 graded winner Crackedbell. This is the family of $946,190 grade 2 winner Gene's Lady.

Hunter made his debut in July against Maiden $20,000 foes going 5 furlongs on the Lone Star grass. He raced in contention early, got shuffled back on the turn and was flat late. We expect him to move up a bunch in his second and third starts.

Turnleftatthelight is a three-year-old son of successful sire Mutakddim out of a Judge TC mare. TLATL is a young, hard knocking sort who has tried a variety of distances and surfaces. He'll be racing primary in Texas for us.

TLATL won the featured allowance race on July 11th at Lone Star, beating a tough field of older horses going 7 1/2 on the turf. With a clever ride, he sat behind the early leader, poked his head in front at the top of the lane and outdueled the runner-up down in a long drive. He'll take a short break.

He ran second in his previous start, the $75,000 Alysheba Stakes and will return to stakes company in September. He'll likely have a prep race in late August or early September.

Trainingat the Bar is a three-year-old filly by Valid Wager out of the Marquetry mare Lady Lamar. We claimed her in April out of her turf debut, which she won impressively by 5 lengths going away. This lightly-raced and improving filly appears to have a very bright future.

After a disappointing debut for HRC, Trainingat the Bar is taking a short break to address some leg issues and should be back in full swing around end of the year.

Daleo's Angel is a four-year-old 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.

Daleo's Angel delivered an early foal to stakes-placed Rage, a speedy son of Gulch. She is being bred to Gold Legend. He has been one of the leading sires in Texas for years and is by Horse of Year Seattle Slew out of Champion Gold Beauty, dam of Champion Dayjur.

The first foal from HRC mare Daleo's Angel, this cute and bouncy 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 a four-year-old 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.

Zags is a California-bred two-year-old gelding by Decarchy. This son by California's leading freshman sire is out of $43,142 winner Go Girl Gone, a full sister to $369,080 stakes winner Go. The second dam, Go Gummo Go, is a California stakes winner. Zags dam is also the full sister to the producer of two $100,000 winners. This is a sharp looking gelding by a red hot sire from a really nice family. The Werk Nick Rating on this pairing is the highest possible at "A+". We're hopeful he'll be racing in California later this summer.

Zags has just finished a 60-day legging up session at Once Over Farms and is heading to the racetrack. He should be breezing by the end of June.

Royal Snowflight is a five-year-old mare who won two stakes, the Ms Stakes and Lassie Stakes, at Portland Meadows. She's a big, strong and attractive mare who flashed good speed on the track. She's out of the mare Reasonably Royal, who was a $60,000 stakes winner herself.

Royal Snowflight is a full sister to Emerald Down allowance winner of $47,000 Easy Enough and $44,000 winner Plenty Easy. She's a big, strong, attractive mare who with good speed on the racetrack.

The mare's foal is by Washington's Horse of the Year in 2004, Demon Warlock, a stakes winner of $278,000. A son of Demon's Begone, the sire of 18 stakes winners and with progeny earnings of $14 million, his first crop hits the ground this year.

Royal Snowflight has been bred back to Demon Warlock and declared in foal. We're looking forward to our second foal from our big stakes winner next Spring.

Two-year-old filly by Golden Missile out of Captiva Cat, by Tale of the Cat

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.

This beatufiul filly is out of a $94,985 winning daughter of Tale of the Cat. The second dam is a winning daughter of Turkoman. She's produced two stakes horses, including $342,374 stakes winner Adam's Time. The third dam, a half-sister to graded stakes winner Low Tolerance, is by Graustark and has produced graded stakes winner and sire Kyle's Our Man and graded stakes winner Aspen Rose. This filly is in the hands of our Texas trainer Shannon Hastings.

GTOT found Maiden Special turf foes at Lone Star too tough to handle and will be taking a short break. She'll come back at Retama against softer and if she runs back to her recent workouts, she'll start showing us that potential she has in her.

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

In his 17th career start, Mr Uh Oh broke his maiden in style drawing away to win by four lengths in a good time. "Mr Consistent" has never been worse than fourth in any of his HRC races and now that he's joined the winner's club, he might just get on a roll.

Maxie's Night Cap, our three-year-old daughter of Capsized, won an Allowance race at Emerald Downs among her three scores as a two-year-old. In her seasonal debut this year, she dueled for the early lead before tiring against a solid claiming field. she'll come back in a few weeks tighter and with a better ride, has license to rebound.

3-year-old gelding by Ochoco out of La Delegada, by Lac Ouimet

Our big stakes-placed gelding is back in training and will begin breezing in late June.

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.

Two-year-old filly by Private Gold out of Promised Gift, by Monetary Gift
Unraced

This good-sized filly is well bred. She’s by a promising, young stakes-winning son of Seeking the Gold out of stakes-winning dam. The second dam, Full Promise, is also a stakes winner and she produced two additional stakes horses. This is the family of $408,378 stakes winner Agiftfrom Bertie. “Goldy” will be going through the breaking process shortly and is in the hands of top two-year-old trainer Ben Root

Two-year-old colt by Slew City Slew out of Merry Dream, by Basket Weave
Unraced

In Gavin's third career start, he was much closer to the early pace and filed to fire down the lane, finishing a well-beaten fourth against a couple of monsters. He's been quite durable for such a young horse and if he bounces back well again, we'll give him another shot in a few weeks.

Yearling filly by Skip Away out of Southern Meeting, by General Meeting

"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.

Two-year-old filly by Lexicon out of Pat on the Back, by Unreal Zeal

Diamond is back in training and had her first breeze in mid-June, getting a quarter in :24 2/5 at Emerald, 5th best of 16 at the distance.