Three Chimneys Ranch reaches $750,000 to take home Princesse Lele, one Quality Sugar The mare’s daughter won the first grade Carina Mia , during the January 11 opening session of the January All Age Horse Sale in Keeneland. The price made her the top of the session for the day, and she was among the three most expensive purchases of the Three Chimneys, one of which partnered with Whisper Hill Ranch.
Princesse Lele and Justly, then went to Three Chimneys for $410,000, both deposited by the Hill ‘n’ Dale Sales Authority and part of a distribution of shares owned by the Three Chimneys and Hill. ‘n’ Dale together. Three Chimneys also partnered with Mandy Pope’s Whisper Hill for $470,000 Remedies , who is consigned by Taylor Made Sales Agency, agent.
Offered as racing or nurturing prospects, Princesse Lele and Justly both show a lot of potential as 2-year-olds and will have the opportunity to showcase their talents on the track.
“Obviously we’re going to give them a chance, see if they can run. You hope they can,” said Doug Cauthen, Three Chimneys vice president at Keeneland. “Both were bought based on the depth and quality of pedigree and general fitness, especially with Princesse Lele. You expect them to be able to run and have a great physique to be one for. sample.”
Doug Cauthen speaks to the media in Keeneland
Princesse Lele (Hip 276) stepped out of Ian Brennan’s training while Justly (Hip 176) was prepared by Eddie Woods, Hill ‘n’ Dale’s John Sikura noted. Both fillings were bred by Three Chimneys and Hill ‘n’ Dale in Kentucky.
Conspicuously prominent in Tuesday’s catalog, Princesse Lele is the second pony of Carina Mia, a daughter of Malibu Moon who has raced in the silks of the Three Chimneys to become a millionaire and multi-millionaire. The top ranked winner was Acorn Stakes (G1) 2016. Carina Mia was sold to Shadai Farms just a few months ago for $2.6 million when Hill ‘n’ Dale consigned The November Sale, the sale. sold Fasig-Tipton’s flagship livestock stock in Lexington. The female family also includes Miss Match, a group/level 1 winner in both Argentina and the United States; Ms. Linda, a champion in Argentina who also won 1st in the states; and Mr. Nancho, another Argentine champion.
Evenly out of champions Let’s charge Brandi . On New Year’s Day, her 3-year-old half-brother Courvoisier won the Jerome Shares in Aqueduct race track to owners Hill ‘n’ Dale and James Spry.
“She is a lovely chubby person. I tried so hard to get her, I was the lower bidder,” Sikura said. “…It’s a lovely, active pedigree and currently has a good 3-year-old. Everything is positive.”
Omaha . Beach , 2019 winner of the Arkansas Derby (G1), Santa Anita Sprint Championship (G1) and Malibu Stakes (G1), as well as entering group 1 Brave under the fire .
Justly’s third dam is the green hen Take Charge Lady , a multi-millionaire and three-time primary school winner at Keeneland. Take Charge Lady has produced a 3 year old and male champion Fees will be charged , level 1 winner and male Take Charge Indy and the multi-stakes winners are classified As time goes by .
Sikura said of Justly: “She’s not perfect; I think that might offer a bit of a chance, but that pedigree is strong.” “I think she’s definitely worth it. Special fillings are hard to find; you have to chase after them to find and own them, but once you do they become a valuable commodity. . She sold well, beyond expectations, but not significantly more.” “
Creative cause the mare is the granddaughter of the green hen Leslie’s Lady, intending to visit Gunman , Three Chimneys’ top freshman stallion in 2021. Second highest price on Tuesday, she was not sold for mating but only gave birth to her first foal, a pony. Organization colt, in 2021.
Leslie’s Lady is the dam of the three times general Into Mischief , four-time champion Beholder and level 1 winner and young stallion Mendelssohn . Her untrained daughter Daisy Moon (Orientate) produced Remedy, who placed second in Remington Park Oaks (G3) and Comely Stakes (G3) in 2018. She also produced the stake winner. Harry’s Holiday .
Cauthen talks about Remedy. “Looking at her pedigree and performances, she’s got a lot of speed and rating. She’s really a good fit for Gun Runner, so I think that would be the goal. When you look at it the depth of the pedigree with Into Mischief and Mendelssohn in it, you’ll see some beauties emerge from her.”
The remedy was bred in Kentucky by Brereton Jones and Ned Jones. She was originally purchased by Twin Creeks Racing at the 2016 Keeneland Sale September 2016 for $200,000 from Airdie consignment. After the partners acquired the mare, the Twin Creeks forked out $570,000 to keep her when she was sold by Taylor Made at the 2020 Fasig-Tipton Kentucky Winter Mix.
