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For 2015 –(click here for details) 3 Eclipse Awards ! 4 EQB colts KY Derby bound ! International Star takes grade 2 Louisiana Derby & Risen Star Stks

March 29, 2015 —

4 EQB horses on KY Derby bound qualifying points list: American Pharaoh, International Star, El Kabeir, and Mr. Z.

MEANWHILE —

EQB is so very proud to have helped our clients again) win two major annual Eclipse Awards.

Ken and Sarah Ramsey won BOTH Leading Owner and Leading Breeder for the USA, and Ahmed Zayat’s AMERICAN PHARAOH took TWO YEAR OLD OF THE YEAR.

Both are long time EQB clients thoroughly using combination of market savvy, superior technology and solid horsemanship. Nuff said.

March 28-2015 —

INTERNATIONAL STAR, another EQB yearling auction purchase ($85,000 Fasig-Tipton October, Maryland) and now Ken and Sarah Ramsey’s 3 year old colt, won the $750,000 Grade 2 Louisiana Derby1 & 1/8th mile March 28, and the previous $400,000 Grade 2 Risen Star 1&1/16th mile, dirt, and previously the Grade 3 Le Compte Stakes at the Fairgrounds going 1 mile and 70 yards the dirt track for trainer Mike Maker.

Jan 3, 2015 —

EL KABEIR, another EQB yearling purchase, now Zayat Stables’ 3 year old, took the Jerome Stakes at Aqueduct to start the new year
2015 with a leap to the front of the Derby qualifying points race for this coming May.

Bobby’s Kitten wins 2014
Breeders CUP World Championship

Turf Sprint and Stephanie’s Kitten previous Breeders Cup winner, and multiple grade one stakes winner, was 2nd in the Breeders Cup Filly& Mare Turf.

meanwhile — 3 year old colt, Vicar’s In Trouble, suffered a fracture in the Breeder’s Cup mile and had to be eased.

ALSO — EQB broodmare sales
continue well:

  1. CONGRATULATIONS TO EQB CLIENT HORSE,
    WINNER OF TURF SPRINT,
    BOBBY’S KITTEN,

    IN BREEDERS CUP
    WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS TODAY !
    lINK TO PHOTOS OF Breeders Cup

    Turf Sprint win follows —

    https://www.google.com/search?q=bobby’s+kitten+breeders+cup+picture&rlz=1C1CHFX_enUS558US558&espv=2&biw=907&bih=454&tbm=isch&tbo=u&source=univ&sa=X&ei=Wm1WVLbiJYywogSd_YCwAw&ved=0CDUQ7Ak

    ·Horse Racing

    Breeders’ Cup:

    Bobby’s Kitten gives Ramseys

    a lift in Turf Sprint

    BY ALICIA WINCZE HUGHES

    awincze@herald-leader.comNovember 1, 2014 Updated 13 hours ago

    Owner Ken Ramsey, center, led Bobby’s Kitten to the winner’s circle with jockey Joel Rosario aboard.

    Bobby’s Kitten rallied from last in the 14-horse field to win by half a length. MARK J. TERRILL — AP·

    BREEDERS’ CUP ON KENTUCKY.COM

    ARCADIA, Calif. — Owner Ken Ramsey had already endured his share of Breeders’ Cup heartache.

    When Bobby’s Kitten, his front-running talent, ended up at the back of the 14-horse field

    in Saturday’s Turf Sprint, some all too familiar angst settled in over the Ramsey clan.

    “When I saw him last I said, ‘Oh my gosh, another nightmare,'” the Nicholasville-based owner said.

    His bay legs churning in a way they had rarely done before, Bobby’s Kitten provided a

    Breeders’ Cup bright spot for Ramsey Farm, coming from the clouds to edge No Nay Never

    by half a length in the 61/2-furlong test down the Santa Anita Park downhill turf course.

    A perpetual picture of emotion, Ramsey has rarely been as post-race despondent as he was

    after Bobby’s Kitten’s run in the 2013 Juvenile Turf when the son of Kitten’s Joy

    faded to third as the favorite after setting fractions of :22.27 and :45.70.

    Twenty four hours after Ramsey-owned Vicar’s in Trouble suffered a condylar fracture

    during Friday’s Dirt Mile and less than two hours after stablemate Stephanie’s Kitten

    ran second in Saturday’s Filly & Mare Turf, Bobby’s Kitten was still 12th at the head of the lane

    but kept coming on the extreme outside under Joel Rosario to earn his first Grade I win

    in 11 starts and give Ramsey Farm its third Breeders’ Cup winner.

    “Last year was devastating,” Ramsey said. “Today, I went from the depths of depression to the highs of victory. Today was really, really good because this is the horse I think will really make a top-notch stallion. He just needed that Grade I.”

    Bobby’s Kitten, covered the 6&1/2 furlong distance in 1:12.73

    Read more here: http://www.kentucky.com/2014/11/01/3513968/breeders-cup-bobbys-kitten-gives.html#storylink=cpy

  2. EQB buys VALUE fillies:

    EXAMPLES FOLLOW

    [and we’re at the Keeneland November breeding sale NOW !! ]

    CALL US — Patti Miller cell 610-659-4475 www.eqb.com

  1. PEACE PRESERVER

    just sold for $1.9 MILLION
    at the Keeneland November breeding sale.
    She was a $120,000 young auction purchase by EQB !
    Note: Sadly, our client let her go for $55,000 at a two year old auction, perhaps
    because he didn’t think she was fast enough on dirt in her 2 yr old sale breeze.
    Savvy Steve Young snapped her up.
    EQB looks at HOW THEY GO FAST, not how fast they go.
    This became a graded stakes winning turf mare.

  2. CATINCA

    – youngster EQB buy earned $864,775
    and sold as a $2.8 MILLION broodmare.

  3. MUSHKA

    — EQB purchase as a yearling, sold as a grade one winner
    at Keeneland November for $2.4 million.

  4. BETTER THAN HONOUR

    – multiple grade one stakes placed,
    became a foundation mare for Darley, producing,
    among other graded stakes performers, JAZIL
    winner of Belmont Stakes, and RAGS TO RICHES
    multiple grade one winner of $1,342,578.

  5. CABO QUEEN,

    purchased as a youngster at auction
    by EQB for $40,000 just sold for $275,000
    at the Keeneland November Sale.

  6. CAPELLA DANCER

    purchased as a youngster by EQB for $10,000
    earned $274,176 as a multiple stakes winner,
    and will be a valuable brood mare.

  7. And
    over 10 years we’ve helped Ramsey Stable
    build an inexpensive broodmare band
    that has made him the current reining
    Eclipse Award winning leading breeder in the USA.