On the track, Stoneway Farm’s Stonetastic shine on her way to a pre-win at Prioress Stakes 2014 (G2) at Racecourse Saratoga and 2016 Internal Information Share (G2) at Gulfstream Park. On September 15 she Gunman filly attracted some quick and furious bids at Keeneland’s September last year sale.
Signed by Paramount Sales, the agent, as Hip 833, the filly chestnut was purchased for $925,000 when blood-breed agent David Ingordo signed tickets for the Mayberry Ranch.
“She’s a gorgeous girl as gorgeous as a beautiful mare,” said Paramount Sales delivery man Pat Costello. “She had that quick look on her. She did what she had to.
Raised in Kentucky by Stoneway Farm, the foal is the second registered pony from Stonetastic, the daughter of Mizzen Mast who also finished second in Humana Distaff Stakes (G1) in 2016 at Churchill Downs.
Ingordo said: “I love Mizzen Mast broodmares; I love Stonetastic. This by Gun Runner; she is a perfectionist. “This client is building a broodmare band and this fits all the parameters. . She looks like an athlete and she has a pedigree.”
David Ingordo
Gun Runner, Horse of the Year 2017, ended as the top male freshman of 2021 as his runner set an earnings record for a first crop.
“Some of these ADC athletes remind me of[his father’s biological]good physique. Candy Ride “Ingordo said.” This is a beautiful mating — Candy Rides goes well with Unbridled’s (born) Song. This is what the cross looks like (close relative and 1st level winner) Gift box . “
Mayberry Farm also bought a Evenly filly, consigned as Hip 899 for $485,000 from a Buck Pond Farm (Douglas S. Arnold) shipment. The little pony got off the horse Successfully appealed to be staked Appeal to Victory and was bred in Kentucky by Buck Pond Farm, Black Ridge Stables, and Jonathan Wilmot. The mid-May aspirational animal from the family of this year’s Florida Curlin Derby presented by hero Hill ‘n’ Dale Farms at Xalapa (G1) White Abarrio as well as graded/grouped bet winners Mutasaabeq and Cool cowboy by the second Grand Breeze dam.
Also on Thursday, the ownership team spent $385,000 to buy a Vino Rosso Colt (Hip 1074) from the shipment of Lantern Hill Farm, dealer. The pony, the bet winner Lookinforchange , bred in Kentucky by his shipper. A daughter of Gilded Time, Lookinforchange is responsible for winning bets Curlin dirty Timeless curls .
