We hardly knew ya Stormello...

[The Indomitable DrugS]

For a Stormy Atlantic out of a Carson City mare - he could really carry his speed a long way.

A stallion I would be very interested in would be Day Pass. He was brilliant - and than was shipped to Dubai last winter and naturally ruined.

He came back late from Dubai with Discreet Cat this year - but he hasn't even recorded an offical work yet.

I can't imagine he will stand for any kind of money - being a cheaply bred horse with less than exceptional looks - and only two lifetime wins...however, he was a monster talent before they finished him off....I have a feeling he could throw a few good horses.

[goingtothewhip]

Seemed like a good fit for the Malibu and the Strub series in general imo.

[Pedigree Ann]

Originally Posted by GPK

$8,500 for Brahms?

shouldn't that be $850?

Not with $600K earner Arson Squad plus a goodly number who've won over $100K without stakes wins, like Up an Octave, from his first crop out there. 2007 auction yearlings averaging $13,500, 2yos averaging $29,040. I would have said $6.5K to $7.5K but if the market will bear it....,

[Pedigree Ann]

Originally Posted by RolloTomasi

I know a lot of Buddha's have sold at sales and what not, but I don't know if I've ever seen an offspring of Buddha in an actual race.

Buddha's oldest are now 3, has 2 SWs this year, one in NoCal (Glorification, a 3yo) and one in Luziana (Hisse, a 2yo). Hisse is also his leading earner at $98, 805. Whereas at the end of the year of 2006, when Brahms's oldest were 3, Arson Squad had a $372,450 bankroll and a G2 win (Swaps S) to his credit. Brahms is mopping the floor with Buddha.