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Originally Posted by The Indomitable DrugS
They did?
He trained three champion females in the 90's:
Flanders: Dam of 4 time Grade 1 winner and $1.8 million earner Surfside.
Serena's Song: Dam of 5 stake horses including Group 1 winner Sophisticat and Grade 2 winners Harlington and Grand Reward.
Golden Attraction: Dam of a stakes winner - and two other horses who are Graded Stakes placed.
His champs in the 80's:
Althea: Dam of 4 different group or Graded Stakes winners.
Family Style: Dam of stakes winner Polish Style
Lady's Secret: Lousy producer in terms of quality - however several of her offspring sold very well.
Landaluce: Never made it into the shed
Life's Magic: Dam of three different horses who earned blacktype
Open Mind: She had problems - only two foals - one of which was 4-2-1-0 and made 300K in Japan
Sacahuista: Dam of Group 1 winning millionaire Ekaraar as well as productive race horse and stallion Hussonet
Winning Colors: Dam of millionaire acution purchase Golden Colors who was 3-for-10 and made over 500K in Japan. Several of hers also sold well - including a $2.5 million Broad Brush dud.
Lukas also trained the excellent top class race mare Terlingua in the early 80's - she was the dam of Storm Cat.
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So are you saying that all his fillies could walk right off the track and be bred a month or two later with no problem?