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MGSW Maraud to Stand in Puerto Rico

Maraud (Blame–Unbridled Empire, by Empire Maker), who won or placed in graded stakes from 2017-2020, has been retired from racing and will stand at Potrero Los Llanos in Coamo, Puerto Rico. Winner of the GII American Turf S. and the GIII Palm Beach S., he placed in an additional four graded events and last raced Mar. 11 at Fair Grounds for Collinsworth Thoroughbred Racing and trainer Bret Calhoun. He was a $375,000 Fasig-Tipton 2-year-old purchase in 2017.

A half-brother to GISW Arklow (Arch) from the family of champion Silverbulletday (Silver Deputy), Maraud retires with a 21-4-1-7 record and earnings of $506,510. He arrived in Puerto Rico Mar. 27.

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GSW Prime Attraction to Stand in Ontario

Prime Attraction (Unbridled's Song–Strawberry Sense, by A.P. Indy), winner of the 2017 GIII Native Diver S., has been retired and will stand at Horsepower Racing Stable near Shelburne, Ontario. In addition to his Native Diver win, Prime Attraction placed in an additional five graded stakes, including the 2018 GI Pacific Classic S. and two graded turf events. Out of a half-sister to 2002 juvenile champion Vindication (Seattle Slew), Prime Attraction retires with a record of 23-4-4-2 and earnings of $557,795.

“Prime Attraction is big, attractive, and well bred,” said Horsepower's Tim Orlando. “He had a stellar career. He has no inbreeding in his first five generations and is free of Northern Dancer. We are thrilled to have the opportunity to stand such a remarkable horse in Ontario.”

The introductory fee for Prime Attraction is C$2,500.

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MGSW Mr. Money Retired to Journeyman Stud

Mr. Money (Goldencents–Plenty O’Toole, by Tiznow) has been retired from racing and will enter stud in 2021 at Brent and Crystal Fernung’s Journeyman Stud in Ocala, Florida. Mr. Money will stand as the property of Allied Racing LLC and Spendthrift Farm for $5,000 live foal in the 2021 breeding season.

During his juvenile season, Mr. Money hit the board in his first two starts before breaking his maiden by 3 3/4 lengths going a mile and a sixteenth at Churchill Downs. The bay rounded out the season with a fourth behind Game Winner (Candy Ride {Arg}) in the GI Sentient Jet Breeder’s Cup Juvenile.

At three, the Bret Calhoun trainee annexed the GIII Pat Day S., GIII Matt Winn S., GIII Indiana Derby and GIII West Virginia Derby before finishing second, beaten a nose, by Math Wizard (Algorithms) in the $1,000,000 GI Pennsylvania Derby, finishing ahead of GI Preakness S. winner War of Will (War Front), GISW Improbable (City Zip), and GI Breeder’s Cup Dirt Mile winner, Spun to Run (Hard Spun). This term, the 4-year-old won the GIII Ack Ack S. and retires with six wins from 18 starts and earnings of $1,360,430.

“Mr. Money is as well named as a horse can be,” Brent Fernung said. “He went where the big money was and took home a bunch of it. He won four consecutive graded stakes as a three-year-old and probably should have won the Pennsylvania Derby as well!”

He continued, “As a son of leading third crop sire, Goldencents, Mr. Money brings that super prolific Into Mischief sire line to Florida in the form of a truly top racehorse.”

Mr. Money is the second foal out of the Tiznow mare, Plenty O’Toole. She has three other foals of racing age, including additional winner Julia’s Kitty. Plenty O’Toole’s stakes producing dam, O’Toole (Distorted Humor), is a full-sister to G1 Dubai World Cup winner, Well Armed who earned over $5 million.

Chester Thomas, whose Allied Racing LLC raced Mr. Money in partnership with Spendthrift Farm said, “I couldn’t be more proud to stand Mr. Money at Journeyman Stud. He was an incredibly talented race horse with tons of class coupled with speed and endurance. I intend to breed a dozen or so of my own mares to Mr. Money. I have a huge amount of confidence in him.”

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GSW Bravazo to Stand at Calumet in 2021

Calumet Farm’s Bravazo (Awesome Again–Tiz o’ Gold, by Cee’s Tizzy) will be the newest addition to the nursery’s stallion roster in the 2021 season. The 5-year-old will stand for $6,000, with discounts given for multiple mare packages and quality mares.

Trained by Hall of Fame trainer D. Wayne Lukas, the dark bay earned $2,033,195 in career earnings through four seasons on the racetrack. At two, he was second in the GI Claiborne Futurity S. and annexed the GII Risen Star S. early in his sophomore season. A close-up second behind subsequent Triple Crown winner and Horse of the Year Justify in the GI Preakness S., Bravazo also finished second in the GI Betfair.com Haskell Invitational S. prior to a third-place effort in the GI Runhappy Travers S. He rounded out that season with a third in the GI Breeders’ Cup Dirt Mile followed by a runner-up effort in the GI Clark H.

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