Happy Holidays from
Rising Star Thoroughbreds!
We recently added this French bred filly to our roster after purchasing shares in December. Go to her profile page to read about her exciting pedigree, trainer, and future plans.
This is an update of activity on One Last Night '21 over the last few months:
As we approach a potential debut for Pioneer Prince in the next month or so, here's a look back at his workout patterns, all at Santa Anita. The partnership is excited to see him run his first race!
Magical Ways ran a great opening to his race today at Aqueduct, staying with the three other leaders until they were coming out of the turn onto the stretch, and then he let the other horses get by him and seemed to maintain his pace as the others accelerated.
The post race commentary by the jockey was that he never stopped trying and that, all in all, he thought it was a good race experience and he probably learned from the race.
We'll see how he comes back before we give a sigh of relief for a safe trip...and then look ahead to his next start.
Here he is in a screen shot before the turn. He's #7 and though you can't see him well in the photo, the numbers at the bottom of the screen show his position in second place.
See details posted above in "Upcoming." He's got a tough race today. It's scheduled for 2:08 PM Mountain time (4:08 PM Eastern).
We're hoping for a safe and productive experience for his 2nd start.
Go, Magic!
Photo credits: Courtney Key |
We have now entered partnerships on several promising yearlings, and our Magnificent Seven just became the Terrific Twelve.
We currently have one 3YO (Magical Ways), four 2YOs (Coexist, Disdainful, Mo Temptation and Pioneer Prince) and eight yearlings all set to turn a year older on January 1st.
2023 looks like it could be an exciting year!
We'll be introducing each of our new yearlings in the coming days, starting with Enchante '21, (now Simply Enchanting) who just had her page completed.
After Disdainful cast in his stall prior to the Grade 3 Cecil B. DeMille Stakes at Del Mar last week, he has been gone over with a fine tooth comb to assess any potential injuries or setbacks.
The results? Disdainful has a bruised pelvis.
This is about as best case scenario as we could get, and not a major setback, but he will need some time off to rest, recuperate, and thoroughly heal before returning to the track.
Disdainful has been sent to a farm in Southern California where he is expected to get up to 60 days of rest before he is re-evaluated prior to returning to training just to ensure he has had all the time he needs to properly heel.
As always, the welfare of the horse is always our first priority and we expect this time off may end up being a blessing in disguise as it will allow Disdainful to grow and mature and hopefully return as an even better 3YO this coming spring.
We'll keep you posted as we get further reports.
Earlier photo of Disdainful(IRE) taken in Ireland. |
It's official! I'm A Looker '20 (temporary tag) has now been registered as Pioneer Prince.
His official page (at top) and all previous post label references (linked on the sidebar) will now be changed to Pioneer Prince though historic posts made before he was registered will still refer to him "I'm A Looker '20" temporary tag.
We received a report, photo and video of our Mo Town daughter, Mo Temptation, from Kingfisher Farm this morning.
According to their staff, Mo Temptation has been "a joy" to work around due to her quiet nature, and she is settling in well for her rest.
Mo Temptation's photo is posted below.
Photo of an earlier work in company. Magical Ways is the outside horse. |
Meet Song of the Lark '21, a bay colt by Uncle Mo and out of an impressive mare line.
You can learn more about this promising youngster by clicking on the Song of the Lark '21 page.