WinStar Farm 1st multiple winner and Eclipse 2020 champion for older men Can’t improve Her first reported foal breeding was when a foal was born on January 10 at Bluewater Ranch.
Bred by China Horse Club, the pony doesn’t win Into Mischief mare Dark Corner, half sister to 2019 Spinaway Stakes (G1) winner Perfect Alibi . The China Horse Club bought the mare at Keeneland Selling the stallion stock November for $175,000 under the name CHC from Buckland Sales. Dark Corner’s immediate family includes the 1st place winner Missed the storm and multi-category bet winners Green means go .
Liam O’Rourke, WinStar’s director of blood services, said: “We have been eagerly anticipating the ponies that have failed to improve since retiring her in 2021. “We are delighted for the ponies. Longtime partner CHC has its first pony. We look forward to welcoming more ponies from quality mares like Dark Corner.”
Inevitably, City Zip’s sole 1st class winner, has claimed three of those 1st class wins in 2020 taking the Hollywood Gold Cup (G1) and Awesome Again Stakes (G1) at Santa Anita . Park and Whitney Stakes (G1) at Racecourse Saratoga. In Awesome Again, he beat the champion Maximum security 4 1/2 long, record Figure 108 for the best Beyer speed of his career.
Undefeated in three games starting at 2, Random won two bets, including a five-match win over the next tier 1 winner Mucho Gusto in Los Alamitos Futurity 2018 (G1). He finished 1 1/16 miles in 1:41.18, the fastest race time in over a decade. Unmistakably won the bets every season 2 to 4 and finished his championship year with a runner-up at the 2020 Longines Breeders’ Cup Classic (G1), earning 108 Beyer and placing 2 Ragozin, fastest on the field. He retired with a 7-4-0 record from 15 starts and earned $2,729,520 for owners of WinStar Farm, CHC and SF Racing.
Inevitably hail the same family with proven males and level 1 winners Spin hard . He bred 177 mares in his first season in stallions and is the top stallion in 2021 with a Class Performance Index of 3.80 and a second-leading mare with a Comparative Index of 2. .34 in the $25,000-$49,999 stud fee range. Represented in 2021 by first mares selling for $550,000, $445,000 and $420,000, Improbable has the second-highest stallion average for its stallion class of $209,471 .
Not being able to improve was a utter superiority in his first four generations. His smash, Rare Event, is by AP Indy, while his second smash is Hard Spun’s half-sister. Impossible to improve will withstand the upcoming breeding season for $35,000.
