Classified stake winners Mutasaabeq The gentleman’s 5-year-old son leads North America four times into naughty went to Pleasant Acres Stallions near Ocala, Fla., where he’ll be enrolling this year for $6,500, the farm announced Feb.
“Mutasaabeq is a perfect fit for Florida and Florida breeders. Not only does he have an impressive pedigree in terms of his lineage and lineage, he’s also a great breeder,” said St. Breed Service Manager Christine Jones. a talented racehorse with a great leg spin”. “We are proud to have the only first-year Into Mischief male in Florida for 2023.”
Mutasaabeq’s original plan was for him to enroll in Kentucky, but with 28 new stallions entering the Central Kentucky market this year, Florida is starting to look like a better location to start a business.
Stallion Co.’s Jamie LaMonica, who brokered the deal with Pleasant Acres, said: “First, he’s the only son of Into Mischief to win a classified bet in the state. “Next you have a horse with speed, agility, and versatility, which are important traits for Florida breeders and important traits for any successful horse. any.”
Bred by BlackRidge Stables in Kentucky, Mutasaabeq Is Not a Winning Scat Daddy’s Daughter Cons scenario are half-sisters with multiple winners group 3 cool cowboy (Kodiak Kowboy ) and to catch diamonds (Into Mischief), smasher of the Florida Derby (G1) winner 2022 White Abarrio . They are also directly from the black worm in Brazil, having produced group 1 winner sharks and champion 2 year old sharks. Juno And Love ‘n’ Happiness . Other top achievements in the family include America’s 1st grade winner women’s festival and multi-stakes winners are classified Peeing Reese .
Shadwell Estate purchased Mutasaabeq at weaning at Keeneland Seed sale November 2018 for $425,000 from a Taylor Made Dealership.
Coached by Todd Pletcher, Mutasaabeq won his first race at Racecourse Saratoga equal to 4 1/2 the length. In the next start, he finished third in Hopeful Stakes (G1) after Jackie’s Warrior And Reinvestment risk . Pletcher switched ponies to grass on the third start and was rewarded with a 2 1/4 win in Bourbon Stakes (G2T) at Keeneland. He contested the Junior Breeders’ Cup (G1T), but an extensive trip cost him points, and he ended up empty. Back in 3rd place, Mutasaabeq had his only match in 2021 with a win by taking the Manyo Macho Man bets listed at 1 1/2 lengths. He retired with a 3-0-1 record in six starts and earned $259,670.
Mutasaabeq wins 2020 Bourbon Stakes at Keeneland Racecourse
Shadwell sold Mutasaabeq separately after his racing career. The stallion is not yet syndicated, but a limited number of breeding rights will be provided, according to LaMonica. The deal with Pleasant Acres is also intriguing because the ranch, owned by Joe and Helen Barbazon, has committed several mares for Mutasaabeq’s first book. LaMonica said opportunities for stallions to shuttle to the Southern Hemisphere are being explored, but nothing has been finalized.
According to Joe Barbazon, the foal’s race record, especially in 2nd place, sets it apart.
“Mutasaabeq is not only the son of Into Mischief, he is a 2nd class winner and 1st place son of the Into Mischief stud champion. We are delighted to have him as part of our breeding program. I’m in Florida,” he said.
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