Cairo Prince is decent turf sire, and there are not many alternatives. I am not thrilled with. this group of mares, but that is often the case with low priced sires. I generally liked the the look of the CP’s I saw in Lexington.
- Auntie Sparkles – c – by More Than Ready, $75,000 SoCal Seven, 4/9, small but nice looking
- Absolutely Awesome – f – by Street Cry, $95,000 Maple Lane Farm, 2/15, D nick
- Conquest Bandido – f – by Into Mischief, $120,000 Dohman, 3/8, A++ nick
- Make Haste – c – by Tiznow, $110,000 Oracle Bloodstock, D nick
- With Pleasure – f – by Cape Blanco, $87,000 String Music
- Nippy – f – by Pulpit, $62,000 HH agent,
- Pleasant Laughter – f – by Coranado’s Quest, $30,000 Zahler, 5/25
- Lady Daphne – f – by Harlan’s Holiday, $40,000 David Donk, 3/22
- Tenggara – f – by Super Saver, $30,000 Avila, 4/3
- Cairo Moon – Mizzen Moon – f – by Mizzen Mast, $35,000 Ozhan
Bernardini is a son of the great AP Indy. He also has great stats as a broodmare sire.
- Strut – Race Hunter – f – by Dixie Union, $100,000 Eclipse, C+ nick, 3/26
- Veela – f – by Bartok – $30,000 Fredricktown, C+ nick, 4/16, West Point bought this mare’s foal last year
- Siren’s Song – f – by Unbridled Song, $300,000 McElroy, 3/27, let’s watch an expensive one
- Freedom Ring’s – f – by Proud Citizen, $27,000 Hulse, 4/12
- Back Road Bellamy by Bellamy Road, $55,000 Thompson
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