Ed Allred

[GPK]

Originally Posted by PSH

Already got down on my future in Vegas with him.....
Will keep me interested over the next few months...

PSH

he was incredibly impressive in his debut. It was down the hill on the grass at
SA, but still impressive none the less...

[Honu]

Originally Posted by PSH

Honu:

How is Into Mischief doing and do you know when his next planned start is?
Thanks for the update.

PSH

He is doing good, I think the next race is the weekend of the 20 something or a futurity or something , crap I havent looked at the chart to see when the race is but Im pretty sure its a stake . We have been working him slow , sometimes rider error , but erring on the side of caution cause uhm we kinda know he is fast lol.

[Honu]

Originally Posted by GPK

he was incredibly impressive in his debut. It was down the hill on the grass at
SA, but still impressive none the less...

Uhm , he didnt run on the grass , it was 6 1/2 on the cush and he freakin freaked , get in the game yo.

[Pedigree Ann]

Re: Into Mischief for the Kentucky Derby. Looks a tad iffy on pedigree. Sire Harlan's Holiday, a horse I loved for his consistency and grit, wasn't an out-and-out stayer, more of a classy miler who could stretch out against lesser foes (Precisionist and Dr. Fager were this sort as well, at a higher level). Dam's first two foals won sprints. Dam herself was a state-bred SW at 2, all 5 of her wins were at sprint distances and 4 of the 5 were at 2. Did place in a few miler-type races on grass. Her siblings were sprinter/miler types, some of them pretty decent runners. Damsire Tricky Creek was a good miler-plus, could handle 9f in the right situation, but most of his best offspring were sprinter/milers.

It's only when you get to the third dam that you find any real 10f stamina in the family and then it is in spades - One Last Bird was by turf marathoner One for All out a daughter of Arc-winner Sea-Bird. Tricky Creek's dam had a similar profile, by His Majesty out of a Nijinsky mare, and from a Galbreath staying family. Sire of the second dam, Stop the Music, sired Belmont winner Temperence Hill. Heck, Harlan's Holiday's dam was by Triple Crown winner Affirmed out of a daughter of Princessnesian, who beat the boys in the 10f Hollywood Gold Cup.

Into Mischief is going to have to find a way to channel his great-grandparents' 10f talents to overcome the distance limitations of his more recent ancestors. Can be done (Balto Star), but the exception rather than the rule.

[GPK]

Originally Posted by Honu

Uhm , he didnt run on the grass , it was 6 1/2 on the cush and he freakin freaked , get in the game yo.

yet another reason I keep you around...

Not sure why I was thinking it was down the hill.

Originally Posted by Pedigree Ann

Re: Into Mischief for the Kentucky Derby. Looks a tad iffy on pedigree. Sire Harlan's Holiday, a horse I loved for his consistency and grit, wasn't an out-and-out stayer, more of a classy miler who could stretch out against lesser foes (Precisionist and Dr. Fager were this sort as well, at a higher level). Dam's first two foals won sprints. Dam herself was a state-bred SW at 2, all 5 of her wins were at sprint distances and 4 of the 5 were at 2. Did place in a few miler-type races on grass. Her siblings were sprinter/miler types, some of them pretty decent runners. Damsire Tricky Creek was a good miler-plus, could handle 9f in the right situation, but most of his best offspring were sprinter/milers.

It's only when you get to the third dam that you find any real 10f stamina in the family and then it is in spades - One Last Bird was by turf marathoner One for All out a daughter of Arc-winner Sea-Bird. Tricky Creek's dam had a similar profile, by His Majesty out of a Nijinsky mare, and from a Galbreath staying family. Sire of the second dam, Stop the Music, sired Belmont winner Temperence Hill. Heck, Harlan's Holiday's dam was by Triple Crown winner Affirmed out of a daughter of Princessnesian, who beat the boys in the 10f Hollywood Gold Cup.

Into Mischief is going to have to find a way to channel his great-grandparents' 10f talents to overcome the distance limitations of his more recent ancestors. Can be done (Balto Star), but the exception rather than the rule.

I nodded off midway through your post and hit my head on the edge of my desk.

Thanks.