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Tales from the Crib: Sainthood Apr 24, 2021 Kellie Reilly/Brisnet.com
While Taylor Made Sales Agency has a trio of graduates in the 147th Kentucky Derby (G1),
Sainthood has the deepest ties to the family firm.
Like Arkansas Derby (G1) winner Super Stock and Tampa Bay Derby (G2) hero Helium, Sainthood was sold as part of the Taylor Made consignment on behalf of their breeders. But Taylor Made President Duncan Taylor was involved in the partnership that bred Sainthood, Edward Taylor and Bill Nichols’ Springland Farm, and the yearling was initially purchased for one of Taylor Made’s investment entities. Moreover, the colt’s sire, Mshawish, stands at Taylor Made Stallions, and dam Lemon Hero was the veteran of several sales under the company banner.
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Bob Baffert-trained Life Is Good won a Nov. 22 maiden race at Del Mar by 9 1/2 lengths
A dazzling 9 ½ length maiden winner in his first start, Bob Baffert s Life Is Good will no doubt be a short priced favorite as he stretches out to a flat mile and heads a field of five sophomores in Saturday s Grade 3, $100,000 Sham Stakes at Santa Anita.
Named in honor of the winner of the 1973 Santa Anita Derby, the Sham winner will receive 10 Kentucky Derby qualifying points, with four to second, two to third and one Derby qualifying point to the fourth place finisher.
Off at 1-5 with Mike Smith up in a field of five going 6 ½ furlongs on Nov. 22 at Del Mar, Life Is Good earned a lofty 91 Beyer Speed figure in his maiden win, easily best of those competing in the Sham. Purchased as a Keeneland September Yearling for $525,000, he made the lead easily through splits of 21.80, 44.80 and 1:09 flat en route to a smashing 9 ½ length score while getting the distance in 1:
Early Estimate: Over $140,000 Raised Through New Vocations Breeders’ Cup Pledge Sponsored by:
New Vocations Racehorse Adoption Program announced today that the early estimate of funds raised during their annual Breeders Cup Pledge will be more than $140,000. Authentic s win in the Longines Breeders Cup Classic was one of seven winning pledges during the event; Authentic s connections, all of whom pledged, include owners Spendthrift Farm, Starlight Racing, Madaket Stables and MyRacehorse as well as trainer Bob Baffert.
Additional pledges and final donations are still being received, but the program is thrilled with the overwhelming support of the fundraiser. This marks the Pledge s 11th year, with over $790,000 raised since 2009 and 100 percent of funds going directly to support the program s rehabilitation, retraining and rehoming efforts.
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