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Boisterous Moves To Alberta For 2022 Breeding Season

The Grade 1-winning millionaire Boisterous, will be standing at Merv Lansing's farm in Daysland, Alberta for the upcoming season.

The Distorted Humor son is a seven-time graded stakes winner with wins in the Grade 1 Man o' War Stakes, the G2 Monmouth Stakes, back-to-back wins in the G2 Red Smith Handicap and three Grade 3 wins for career earnings of $1.46 million. Boisterous is out of the multiple stakes placed mare, Emanating ($273,030) and is from a strong female line.

Boisterous entered stud in 2015 and stood most of his stallion career at Tommy Town Thoroughbreds where he was a champion first-crop sire in California. The stallion was moved to Diamond B Farm in Pennsylvania last season and was a top-five active sire there in 2021.

Boisterous sired the graded stakes-placed runner California Kook ($266,489), second in the 2020 G1 Del Mar Oaks. In 2021, he had the stakes winner graded stakes-placed runner Give Me The Lute ($209,823) and the multiple stakes winner Loud Mouth ($375,070). Boisterous is also the sire of Southern California stakes winner Kookie Gal ($128,136).

Boisterous will stand at Merv Lansing's farm in Daysland, Alberta with a 2022 stud fee of $3,000 (Canadian) S&N.

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Poseidon’s Warrior Relocates To Century Acres In Texas

Poseidon's Warrior, a Grade 1 winner and sire of Grade 1 winner and multi-millionaire Firenze Fire, is relocating from Pennsylvania to Century Acres in Hempstead, Texas, for the upcoming breeding season in a deal brokered by Jamie LaMonica and Brenden Heeney, it was announced today. Poseidon's Warrior will stand the 2022 season for $3,500 S&N.

Poseidon's Warrior will be following in the footsteps of champion Valid Expectations and Too Much Bling who once stood at the farm which was formerly a part of the Lane's End Texas operation.

Campaigned and owned by Tom McGrath's Swilcan Stable, Poseidon's Warrior is a son of perennial leading sire and emerging sire of sires Speightstown. He is produced from the multiple stakes-producing Smarten mare Poised to Pounce and is bred on the same cross as Smart Strike. Plans call for Poseidon's Warrior to be syndicated with limited shares offered to breeders.

Florida's leading freshman sire of 2017, Poseidon's Warrior is the sire of Grade 1 winner and nine-time graded stakes winner Firenze Fire. Victorious this year in the Grade 3 Runhappy Stakes and the G2 True North Stakes for the second consecutive year, Firenze Fire registered his biggest career victory in the 2017 G2 Champagne Stakes at two, defeating subsequent 2-year-old champion Good Magic.

Firenze Fire is mere inches away from owning two more additional Grade 1 wins as he finished second by a head to Yaupon in this year's G1 Forego Stakes and he was runner-up by a nose to Imperial Hint in the 2019 G1 Vosburgh Stakes. All told, Firenze Fire, his sire's leading earner, won 14 races and banked $2,730,350 in an outstanding racing career.

In addition to Firenze Fire, Poseidon's Warrior is also represented in 2021 by multiple stakes winner Warrior's Pride, and stakes-placed performers Poseidon's Passion, Advocate Harbor, and Primal Destiny. He is also the sire of stakes winner Navy Commander and multiple stakes-placed Splicethemainbrace.

Winner of Saratoga's G1 Alfred G. Vanderbilt Handicap at four, running a 104 Beyer, Poseidon's Warrior won seven races, five of them stakes, by a combined 31 lengths. In addition to winning the Vanderbilt, he also captured the NATC Futurity at Monmouth by seven lengths at two, the East Hanover Stakes, and the Le Bagoter Stakes as a 3-year-old, and the Fabulous Strike Handicap at four en route to career earnings of $701,147 for Swilcan Stable.

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V. E. Day Moves To Loveacres Ranch In California

Stallion V. E. Day has relocated to California and will stand the 2022 season at Lovacres Ranch in Warner Springs, Calif., for a fee of $2,500, it was announced Monday.

V. E. Day is a 10-year-old son of English Channel, out of the Deputy Minister mare California Sunset, who was out of a full sister to champion Sunshine Forever. V. E. Day earned $1,044,061 on the track, racing in Europe and the United States and winning on both dirt and turf.

V. E. Day won the Grade 1 Travers Stakes as a 3-year-old, defeating Bayern, Wicked Strong and Tonalist among others. He also was second in the Grade 2 Brooklyn Invitational Stakes.

His first crop of foals are 3-year-olds of this year.

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WinStar Farm Stallions Exaggerator, Carpe Diem Relocating For 2022 Breeding Season

WinStar stallions Carpe Diem and Exaggerator have been sold and will take up stud duty in new locations for 2022, the farm announced today.

Carpe Diem will be syndicated in Louisiana by a group led by Picard Racing (Dawn and Jeff Picard) and David Tillson and he will stand the upcoming breeding season at Acadiana Equine at Copper Crowne in Louisiana. By Giant's Causeway out of the graded stakes-placed Unbridled's Song mare Rebridled Dreams, Carpe Diem, a dominant Grade 1 winner at two and three for WinStar Farm and Stonestreet Stables and an earner of $1,519,000, will be available for inspection at Acadiana Equine beginning on Dec. 18.

Carpe Diem is the sire of 11 black-type horses in 2021, led by stakes winners Bella Aurora, Wait for Nairobi, and graded stakes-placed Thisismytime, runner-up in the Grade 2 Inside Information Stakes. A $1.6 million juvenile purchase, Carpe Diem is also a leading sire of 2-year-olds this year (21 juvenile winners) and is represented by Romancer, runner-up in the $500,000 Juvenile Sprint Stakes at Kentucky Downs.

“We have a strong relationship with David Tillson and Acadiana Equine,” said Liam O'Rourke, Director of Bloodstock Services for WinStar Farm. “We look forward to continued success with Carpe Diem.”

David Tillson added, “Our goal is to provide Louisiana breeders the best opportunity for future success, and we're excited to stand Carpe Diem, a multiple Grade 1 winner and proven stallion.”

Exaggerator, Curlin's only three-time Grade 1 winner at stud, is returning home after being re-purchased by Texas-based Rocker O Ranch, co-owner of the horse during his sensational racing career. Stud plans are currently being determined for the handsome bay who is produced from the stakes-placed Vindication mare Dawn Raid, a half-sister to Canadian champion and multiple Graded stakes winner Embur's Song.

“Exaggerator gave us the greatest thrills of our lifetime,” said Rocker O Ranch's Cole Ortowski. “We are excited to be bringing him back into the family.”

Winner of the Preakness Stakes, the G1 Haskell, and G1 Santa Anita Derby by a combined 11 1/4 lengths at three, Exaggerator was also a top 2-year-old. He won the G2 Saratoga Special and the $1 million G3 Delta Jackpot as a juvenile and finished second in the G1 Breeders' Futurity. All told, he banked $3,581,120 racing for the partnership of Big Chief Racing, Head of Plains Partners, Rocker O Ranch, and trainer Keith Desormeaux.

Exaggerator is the leading second-crop sire by winners with 77 and is represented this year by 2-year-old stakes-winning fillies Sea Level and Pacific Coast, as well as stakes winner Gagetown, winner of the Prairie Mile Stakes and placed in the Iowa Derby and St. Louis Derby, and multiple stakes-placed Crew Dragon.

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