D’Wildcat . Speed, smash of the European champion Lady Aurelia Stonestreet Farm announced on December 19, it has been repaid from childcare duties.
Stonestreet tweeted: “Puertorico champion and champion producer D’Wildcat Speed has been crowned. Cartier winner’s dam Lady Aurelia will join the golden girls of the retired herd our retirement and live her golden years on our ranch,” Stonestreet tweeted.
The Puerto Rican champion and D’ WILDCAT SPEED champion producer has been crowned. Cartier Award Winner LADY AURELIA’s dam will join the golden girls of our retired herd and live out her golden years on our ranch #race #Throughbreds #Stonestreet pic.twitter.com/F7GWepvssI
– Stonestreet (@StonestreetFarm) December 19, 2021
Forest Wildcat’s 21-year-old daughter was named Puerto Rico’s Horse of the Year and was a 3-year-old junior import champion in 2003. She competed in Florida for the second half of her racing career and won. won the 2005 Rampart Handicap (G2) at Gulfstream Park. From 22 careers started for PR Speed owner/breeder, she collected a 16-4-1 record and earned $530,755. Her dam, the Pentaquod Velvet Panther mare, was a champion importing older mares in Puerto Rico and produced two other black stallions.
Stonestreet purchased D’Wildcat Speed for $1 million from Taylor Made Sales Agency shipment at the November 2005 Livestock Share Sale in Keeneland. The mare produced nine ponies, six starting and five winning, also including the bet Titletown Five (Tiznow ).
Her greatest achievement as a mother is Lady Aurelia, a daughter of Scat Daddy, who received the Cartier Award for 2-year-old child champion in 2016 following her victory in Queen Mary. Stakes (G2) during the Royal Ascot and Darley Prix Morny (G1) meeting in Deauville. Coached by Wesley Ward, Lady Aurelia again traveled abroad at the age of 3 to win the King’s Stand Stakes (G1) back to Royal Ascot. She also won the Giant’s Causeway Stock at Keeneland an earlier start. In total, she took a record 5-2-1 in 10 starts and made $834,945. Stonestreet went to a final bid of $7.5 million to acquire partners in Lady Aurelia when she was offered for sale by the Hill ‘n’ Dale Sales Agency at The November Sale, a row stock sale. Fasig-Tipton’s head, in 2018. Lady Aurelia delivered her first pony this past March to Stonestreet, a pony of Curlin .
D’Wildcat Speed’s two youngest ponies are currently unranked. The oldest of that pair is Zena’s crown, a 2 year old child Medaglia d’Oro who has been and is working stably at Fair Grounds & Slots. Most recently, Zena Crown drilled half a mile in: 48 4/5, her fifth work in the New Orleans Oval Office since arriving there in early November. D’Wildcat’s most recent pony Speed is a Evenly pony that she delivered in early May of this year.
