First Mare Confirmed In Foal To Champion Game Winner Sponsored by:
Game Winner takes the Breeders Cup Juvenile
Lane s End announced today that champion Game Winner, new to the farm s roster for 2021, has his first mare confirmed in foal.
The first confirmed mare is Desire Street, owned by Machmer Hall. She is a half to stakes winner and graded-stakes placed Abraham, as well as Grade 1-placed Beat the Benchmark. Her first foal by Into Mischief ran second first-time out at Fair Grounds this year.
In his undefeated champion 2-year-old season, Game Winner put away three Grade 1 victories in the Del Mar Futurity, American Pharoah Stakes and the Breeders Cup Juvenile. The son of perennial leading sire Candy Ride added another graded stakes win as a 3-year-old in the G3 Los Alamitos Derby, tallying over $2 million in earnings by the end of his racing career.
Grade 3 Winner Kingly Retired To Stand In Chile Sponsored by:
Kingly won the La Jolla but drew the outside post in Sunday s Del Mar Derby
Kingly, a Grade 3 winner and sibling to several fellow graded stakes winners, has been retired from racing, and he will enter stud at Haras Mocito Guapo in Chile, the South American publication Turf Diario reports.
The 5-year-old son of Tapit finished his career with three wins in 17 starts, earning $289,165. He was primarily owned by Clearview Stables, which rotated through a handful of partners throughout his time at the races.
Kingly started his on-track career in the barn of trainer Bob Baffert, winning on debut as a juvenile at Del Mar. He became a regular at Golden Gate Fields during the first part of his 3-year-old season, with a win in the listed California Derby, a second in the listed El Camino Real Derby, and a third in non-grade Alcatraz Stakes. The colt moved up to graded stakes competition when he returned to Southern C
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