Multiple Grade 1 winner Life Is Good, who set the early pace in the Breeders' Cup Classic (G1) before finishing fifth to unbeaten Flightline Nov. 5 at Keeneland, has joined the stallion roster at WinStar Farm in Versailles, Kentucky, where he will begin his stud career in 2023. He will stand for an advertised fee of $100,000.
By leading sire Into Mischief, Life Is Good has four Grade 1 wins on his record anchored by a gate-to-wire performance in the 2021 Breeders' Cup Dirt Mile at Del Mar and a trio of top-level triumphs this year: the Woodward and Whitney, both at Saratoga this summer, and Pegasus World Cup, defeating reigning Horse of the Year Knicks Go in a wire-to-wire tour de force, in January at Gulfstream Park.
Overall, Life Is Good, who was trained by Todd Pletcher for WinStar Farm and CHC Inc., compiled a 9-1-0 record from 12 starts and amassed $4,541,700 in lifetime earnings.
Bred by Gary and Mary West, Life Is Good was produced by the Distorted Humor mare Beach Walk.
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