Thinking About Mendelssohn

One more popular sire that is new is the $35,000 Mendelssohn. Maybe he could be a decent turf sire, but I have my doubts. He is a half brother to Into Mischief and Beholder, so there just might be too much popularity. Menelssohn’s father, Scat Daddy, was a precocious winner of the Sanford Stakes at 2 years old.

Let’s try to find a boring one:

  1. #104 – c – solid Ghostzapper mare $400,000, $120,000
  2. #195 – f – solid Candy ride mare $350,000, $190,000 RNA
  3. #6 – c – solid Grand Slam mare $300,000, $350,000 RNA
  4. #80 – c – ok Awesome of course mare $275,000, $120,000 RNA
  5. #196 – f – solid Minister’s Wildcat mare $260,000, withdrawn
  6. #43 – f – ok Mr. Greeley mare $250,000, withdrawn
  7. #169 – f – marginal unraced Curlin mare $200,000, A nick, $435,000 Klaravich

Maybe I could steal the Curlin mare if the cool kids look for the precocious Mendelssohn. Not a real great collection of mares. The more I look the more I think this sale is another group of “physicals” without too much pedigree.

The Menddelssohn’s were very disappointing. Was Seth the smart guy for paying up? Let’s watch and find out.

Published by Gregg Jahnke

I was a professional investor for over 30 years. Now I spend my time trying to pick horses rather than stocks.

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