As we get to the end of 2022, it’s time for BloodHorse MarketWatch to take a look at the stallions that will hold the top stud titles for their respective states. It’s true that it’s not over until it’s over but some of the males hold the leadership position thanks to their progeny’s income to the point of being able to safely recognize their achievements even with days to spare. idle.
Over the next few weeks we will focus on the top 12 states and provinces by number of 2022 mares spawned and will use progeny income aggregated by BloodHorse, income from all results. racing results are available in the Northern Hemisphere and are adjusted for earnings in Japan, Hong Kong and Singapore due to disparity in purse versus race quality.
Top Baron of Oklahoma Spread is the first to be recognized because he has a leading descendant income of nearly $4.2 million compared to the second ranked person The contact . This year, both Flat Out and Liaison stood at Mighty Acres near Pryor, Okla.
Flat Out will soon win his fourth straight title as Oklahoma’s top gentleman. Flatter’s 16-year-old son’s first title in 2019 corresponds to the year he was transferred from Spendthrift Ranch in Kentucky to Mighty Acres.
Randy Blair, farm manager at Mighty Acres, said: “Spendthrift gave him a head start and he just kept going. “He fits the ‘T’ racing style here and is a good bread and butter stallion. He’s also a nice, big-boned horse that’s suitable for many of the mares here. tends to be the speed kind.”
Since moving to Oklahoma, Flat Out has bred 70-80 mares per year and also attracts a number of out-of-state breeders, from Texas, New Mexico, South Dakota and as far as California. According to The Jockey Club records, this year he bred 77 mares.
For this year’s race, Flat Out has selected 109 winners as of December 27, including black winners. Cuban cobra , dice and forewarned . Cuba Cobra, a 2-year-old foal of the Johannesburg AE Phi Sensation mare, won three of the five starts this year and finished second in the other two. He won the Canadian Juvenile Stock and Winnipeg Futurity. Dicey, a 6-year-old mare, daughter of Broken Vow, Broken Blues, won the Miranda Diane Stakes at Will Rogers Downs and placed second in the Oklahoma Classics Distaff Sprint Stakes at Remington Park.
Forewarned, a 7-year-old foal came out Star day year mare Fortune Play, is Flat Out’s top earner with $940,283 in wallet. The foal has made more than $100,000 annually from the 3rd to the 7th and has won six black shares, including this year’s listed Excelsior Shares at Aqueduct race track.
Flat Out has selected 15 career black category winners, led by a graded multi-stakes winner Pacific wind Iowa Oaks (G3) winners in 2020 Flat speed and the winner of the Tom (G3) Handicap in 2021 Castle . His descendants have earned more than $25.9 million to date.
Flat Out’s stud fees hold steady next year at $3,000.
Second class boar contact, son of Charlie India, went on sale this fall and will stand next year at Boehlke Farm near Waverly, Minn.
