THIS PARTNERSHIP INCLUDES SHARES IN ALL 3 HORSES
FINAL FURLONG RACING STABLE OFFERS THREE NY BRED 2 YEAR OLD COLTS PURCHASED AT THE SARATOGA FASIG TIPTON PREFERRED SALE. INCLUDE, D’FUNNYBONE AND COSMONAUT COLTS TO RUN ON THE NYRA CIRCUIT.
Final Furlong Racing Stable purchased three NY Bred yearling colts at the Saratoga Preferred Sale in partnership with Epona Racing Stable and Tony McCarthy. Bruce Brown’s three largest owners partnered together to purchase some higher quality NY Bred yearlings. Each partnership will own 1/3 of each colt. The team inspected 200 yearlings at the Fasig Tipton sale. Eighteen horses made our short list. We vetted seven horses and five passed our vet exam. Fortunately, we were able to purchase three of the five horses that made our buy list.
The colts are currently at Classic Mile Training Center in Ocala, FL under the care of Bill Recio. They are up to breezing three furlongs as they prepare for racing careers in New York. Bill Recio is a conservative horseman and always ensures he sends a sound well rounded horse to the race track.
The three colts will run under the names of the three partners but each horse will run in one stables silks. Based on a hat draw, the Cosmonaut colt will run in the Final Furlong Racing silks, the D’Funnybone colt will run in Tony McCarthy’s silks and our Include colt will run in Epona Racing colors.
The colts are currently at Classic Mile Training Center in Ocala, FL under the care of Bill Recio. They are up to breezing three furlongs as they prepare for racing careers in New York. Bill Recio is a conservative horseman and always ensures he sends a sound well rounded horse to the race track.
The three colts will run under the names of the three partners but each horse will run in one stables silks. Based on a hat draw, the Cosmonaut colt will run in the Final Furlong Racing silks, the D’Funnybone colt will run in Tony McCarthy’s silks and our Include colt will run in Epona Racing colors.
INCORPORATE
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INCORPORATE, Include colt out of Cool the Economy by Mazel Trick (2/28/14)
We had to outbid Kevin Plank of Sagamore Farm (and owner of Under Armor) to the tune of $90k for this monster Include colt, making him the most expensive horse Final Furlong has ever purchased. To say our hopes for him are high is an understatement to say the least. This perfectly balanced colt scored very high marks on our conformation ratings. He has a phenomenal shoulder which ties in nicely to his neck and withers. This colt has very strong forearm strength and is nicely over at knee, which we prefer in our race horse prospects. He had a very good walk with nice fluidity and reach.
Include stands at Brereton Jones’ Airdre Stud and this colt has Brereton Jones influences on top and bottom as Brereton Jones bred the mare. Include was a ten time winner of $1.7million, including wins in the Gr. 1 Pimlico Special, Gr. 2 New Orleans Handicap, Gr. 2 Massachusetts Handicap and Whirlaway Handicap. Include raced soundly until his 5 year old year and has produced equally sound and resilient horses at stud including: She’s All In ($1.1MM), Panty Raid ($1.1MM, multiple Gr. 1 winner), Include me Out ($1MM, Gr. 1 winner and 3rd in BC Ladies Classic), St. John’s River ($613M), Include Betty ($591M), and Her Smile (3rd in BC F&M Sprint). Cool the Economy was a $75k yearling purchase for Klaravich Stables before she won 6 races earning $222k. She was a hard knocking sprinter with a lot of heart. She ran an ‘8’ on the Rags and an 86 Beyer winning from 5.5 furlongs up to 7 furlongs. Cool the Economy has two foals to race. Chief of State broke his maiden in MSW company and went on to win the NY Bred N1x Allowance race with current earnings of 106k. Gallagher’s Stud has raised all foals out of the mare and they have liked our Include colt the best since he was a weanling.
Cool the Economy’s second dam, Muskoka Ice, produced 9 winners including Gr. 1 Gazelle winner No Such Word, another Brereton Jones’ homebred.
We envision this tall son of Include will be a route of ground dirt horse given his pedigree, conformation and physical attributes. Reports from the farm are that he has a nice way of going and covers a lot of ground.
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We had to outbid Kevin Plank of Sagamore Farm (and owner of Under Armor) to the tune of $90k for this monster Include colt, making him the most expensive horse Final Furlong has ever purchased. To say our hopes for him are high is an understatement to say the least. This perfectly balanced colt scored very high marks on our conformation ratings. He has a phenomenal shoulder which ties in nicely to his neck and withers. This colt has very strong forearm strength and is nicely over at knee, which we prefer in our race horse prospects. He had a very good walk with nice fluidity and reach.
Include stands at Brereton Jones’ Airdre Stud and this colt has Brereton Jones influences on top and bottom as Brereton Jones bred the mare. Include was a ten time winner of $1.7million, including wins in the Gr. 1 Pimlico Special, Gr. 2 New Orleans Handicap, Gr. 2 Massachusetts Handicap and Whirlaway Handicap. Include raced soundly until his 5 year old year and has produced equally sound and resilient horses at stud including: She’s All In ($1.1MM), Panty Raid ($1.1MM, multiple Gr. 1 winner), Include me Out ($1MM, Gr. 1 winner and 3rd in BC Ladies Classic), St. John’s River ($613M), Include Betty ($591M), and Her Smile (3rd in BC F&M Sprint). Cool the Economy was a $75k yearling purchase for Klaravich Stables before she won 6 races earning $222k. She was a hard knocking sprinter with a lot of heart. She ran an ‘8’ on the Rags and an 86 Beyer winning from 5.5 furlongs up to 7 furlongs. Cool the Economy has two foals to race. Chief of State broke his maiden in MSW company and went on to win the NY Bred N1x Allowance race with current earnings of 106k. Gallagher’s Stud has raised all foals out of the mare and they have liked our Include colt the best since he was a weanling.
Cool the Economy’s second dam, Muskoka Ice, produced 9 winners including Gr. 1 Gazelle winner No Such Word, another Brereton Jones’ homebred.
We envision this tall son of Include will be a route of ground dirt horse given his pedigree, conformation and physical attributes. Reports from the farm are that he has a nice way of going and covers a lot of ground.
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ELBOW ROOM
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D’Funnybone colt out of Show Me the Carats by More than Ready (2/20/14)
This D’Funnybone colt shouts early speed. This colt possesses the perfect combination of shoulder angle, girth, hip, forearm strength and short coupled cannon bones and pasterns that should make him a very precocious and fast foe. He is very correct and has a nice walk. Bruce Brown and I were excited by him from the first time we inspected him. It was a horse we knew we had to buy right away.
D’Funnybone is a NY Stallion so this colt is eligible for the lucrative Stallion Series races. D’Funnybone himself was a quick early sprinter taking the Gr. 2 Saratoga Special and Gr. 2 Futurity at Belmont. At 3, he won the Woody Stephens, Swale and Hutcheson amassing $687k. His first foals are 2YO’s of 2015. Uno Emayo broke his maiden at Belmont very early this year. Other foals such as Slapstick (2nd on 8/28) ran very well in their debuts at Saratoga.
This colt’s dam, Show Me the Carats, was unplaced in one start. She was a $180k yearling for Todd Pletcher and Starlight Racing. Her first foal, All Day Lawn, broke his maiden by four lengths at 3 in 2016 and followed that up with a Starter Allowance Aqueduct win pushing his earnings to $67k.
The second dam, Brite Diamond, was a multiple winner and $300k broodmare purchase. She has produced three winners including stake winner Bright Town and six figure earners Cutter and Rare Eagle; and is out of the family of Fowda ($721k), winner of the Gr. 1 Spinster and Gr. 1 Hollywood Oaks.
We purchased this D’Funnybone colt for $75k at the sale. He was a $40k weanling, making him the highest priced D’Funnybone weanling to sell at public auction. He is also the third most expensive yearling of the sire to sell at auction, which should speak louder than words as to what kind of individual he is in the flesh.
This D’Funnybone colt shouts early speed. This colt possesses the perfect combination of shoulder angle, girth, hip, forearm strength and short coupled cannon bones and pasterns that should make him a very precocious and fast foe. He is very correct and has a nice walk. Bruce Brown and I were excited by him from the first time we inspected him. It was a horse we knew we had to buy right away.
D’Funnybone is a NY Stallion so this colt is eligible for the lucrative Stallion Series races. D’Funnybone himself was a quick early sprinter taking the Gr. 2 Saratoga Special and Gr. 2 Futurity at Belmont. At 3, he won the Woody Stephens, Swale and Hutcheson amassing $687k. His first foals are 2YO’s of 2015. Uno Emayo broke his maiden at Belmont very early this year. Other foals such as Slapstick (2nd on 8/28) ran very well in their debuts at Saratoga.
This colt’s dam, Show Me the Carats, was unplaced in one start. She was a $180k yearling for Todd Pletcher and Starlight Racing. Her first foal, All Day Lawn, broke his maiden by four lengths at 3 in 2016 and followed that up with a Starter Allowance Aqueduct win pushing his earnings to $67k.
The second dam, Brite Diamond, was a multiple winner and $300k broodmare purchase. She has produced three winners including stake winner Bright Town and six figure earners Cutter and Rare Eagle; and is out of the family of Fowda ($721k), winner of the Gr. 1 Spinster and Gr. 1 Hollywood Oaks.
We purchased this D’Funnybone colt for $75k at the sale. He was a $40k weanling, making him the highest priced D’Funnybone weanling to sell at public auction. He is also the third most expensive yearling of the sire to sell at auction, which should speak louder than words as to what kind of individual he is in the flesh.
BALTIC SEA
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Cosmonaut colt out of Salt Water Reign by Salt Lake (2/6/14)
This Cosmonaut colt left an immediate impression on us when we inspected him the first time around. Our philosophy has always been that you have to buy the very top individuals produced by NY Stallions and this colt is a standout among any Cosmonaut that we have seen and he traded at a multiple to stud fee which verifies that fact. He was actually the only Cosmonaut foal accepted into the Saratoga Preferred Sale which again says something about his physical composition. This colt had a good walk and tracked very well. He is very leggy with good bone structure and has sound looking feet and ankles. The colt is nicely balanced with a strong shoulder and very muscular hip (he received one of our best hip strength ratings of the sale) but really comes together nicely at a walk. He is a colt that really has a nice swagger when he puts his head down and strolls around. When Bill Recio received him at Classic Mile Training Center, he said the Cosmonaut colt looks like a real athlete and just needs to fill out. Bruce Brown thought this colt was the most developed Cosmonaut colt he has seen.
Cosmonaut, a son of Lemon Drop Kid, was a two time winner of the Arlington Handicap and earner of $1.4million. He won eight races and 6 stakes in 36 career starts which spanned over five years. Cosmonaut has a nice 3YO runner this year in Wonderment who was undefeated in two starts at two and won the Grade 3 Bourbonette Oaks at Turfway Park.
This colt’s dam, Salt Water Reign, is off to an early start as a broodmare. Salt Water Reign earned $221k from six wins in 28 starts and ran through all of her state bred and open allowance conditions on the NYRA circuit. She ran a ‘9’ on the Rags and up to an 88 Beyer. Salt Water Reign’s first foal by Desert Party was a $200k yearling and is a winner ($79k) in Japan. Her second foal, Roman Ceres, by Roman Ruler is undefeated in two starts at 3 with earnings of $67k. Our Cosmonaut colt is the third foal out of the mare and she delivered a Lemon Drop Kid filly in 2015 so the owners are starting to breed up to this up and coming NY resident mare.
Cosmonaut, a son of Lemon Drop Kid, was a two time winner of the Arlington Handicap and earner of $1.4million. He won eight races and 6 stakes in 36 career starts which spanned over five years. Cosmonaut has a nice 3YO runner this year in Wonderment who was undefeated in two starts at two and won the Grade 3 Bourbonette Oaks at Turfway Park.
This colt’s dam, Salt Water Reign, is off to an early start as a broodmare. Salt Water Reign earned $221k from six wins in 28 starts and ran through all of her state bred and open allowance conditions on the NYRA circuit. She ran a ‘9’ on the Rags and up to an 88 Beyer. Salt Water Reign’s first foal by Desert Party was a $200k yearling and is a winner ($79k) in Japan. Her second foal, Roman Ceres, by Roman Ruler is undefeated in two starts at 3 with earnings of $67k. Our Cosmonaut colt is the third foal out of the mare and she delivered a Lemon Drop Kid filly in 2015 so the owners are starting to breed up to this up and coming NY resident mare.
This partnership will own 1/3 interest in each of the above referenced horses.
Syndication Pricing - 139,00
expenses paid through - 10/31/16
3% min - 7% max buy in
Quarterly maintenance expenses will start on Oct 1, 2016. Partners are billed their pro-rata ownership for each horse in the partnership quarterly in advance. Once horses start racing, distributions will be made at the end of each quarter. Quarterly maintenance expenses are based on an annualized rate of $48,000
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