Hip 21, a third-generation product of Vivien Malloy’s Edition Farm, is by Tale of the Cat out of winner Awesome Bull (Holy Bull). His second dam is Miney’s Awesome, out of Mine Tonight, purchased by Malloy at the 1999 Keeneland sale for $300,000. Bill Parcells’ August Dawn Farm signed the ticket for the bay February colt, who was previously purchased as a yearling at the Saratoga New York-bred yearling sale by Zayat Stables for $160,000. (Courtesy of Fasig-Tipton.com)
In Memory of Wake Up Kiss
About Wake up Kiss
“I was so proud to be in her presence... she was the real deal. Courageous, stoic and classy to the end. When they did the autopsy which the vets asked if they could do and said they would be honored to do hers, they were stunned and said she should have colicked every day. She was so compromised in her intestines, colon, and diaphragm. Annette, the farm manager who saw her every day just cried when she saw what that horse had been going through, silently. We all loved her. She was an example to all of us... how to live and how to die.”
Photos Courtesy of Kathy Landman
Photos Courtesy of Kathy Landman
Edition Farm's Dita Changes a Young Girls Life
Olivia & Dita | photo courtesy of TDN and Kim Roelke
Christie DeBernardis wrote a lovely article for TDN about our second career racehorse, Dita (Suave - Miney's Awesome, by Awesome Again), who has become a companion and riding horse for a 12 year-old girl with bi-polar disorder, Olivia Roelke.
We love when our home-breds find their forever home, bringing happiness to their owners.
Send It In captures thrilling edition of Haynesfield
Courtesy of NYRA's Brian Bohl
Paul Pompa, Jr.’s Send It In picked up his eighth career win with a nail-biting victory in the $100,000 Haynesfield for New York-breds going 1 1/16 miles.
Sent off as the 1-9 favorite, the 5-year-old Curlin homebred settled in the three-path early behind Iron Power and the pacesetting Fox Rules, who took the field through an opening quarter-mile in 24.74 and the half in 48.84.
Send It In, under a drive from jockey Manny Franco, put away Iron Power as the field reached the top of the stretch and caught up with the leader near the sixteenth pole. An obstinate Fox Rules dug in and the pair locked up down the lane. The pacesetter could not hold off the heavily favored Send It In, who ultimately prevailed, getting his nose down on the wire for the win.
The winner, trained by Todd Pletcher, completed the route in 1:43.83 and returned $2.30 for a $2 win wager. The victory was the eighth from 15 career starts for Send It In, including his 3 ¾-length score in the Alex M. Robb on December 31 last time out. Saturday’s win boosted his career earnings to $398,414.
Repent Twice closed for third, followed by Iron Power and Eden Ridge to round out the order of finish.
Send it In was foaled here at Edition Farm for Paul Pompa.
Half Interest Sold - Then She Laughs
Congratulations to The War Dancer Group in their 50% interest in (Distorted Humor - Dances with Quack, by Sovereign Dancer). We look forward to a successful partnership.
Then She Laughs
Half Interest Sold in Stakes Winner Then She Laughs
(courtesy of Blood Horse)
The owners of first year stallion War Dancer are pleased to announce the purchase of a 50% interest in the stakes winner and grade 3-placed mare Then She Laughs (Distorted Humor—Dances with Quack, by Sovereign Dancer) from Vivien Malloy of Edition Farm in Hyde Park, N.Y.
The War Dancer group is proud to partner with Malloy, one of the most respected breeders in the country and secretary-treasurer for New York Thoroughbred Breeders. The deal was brokered by bloodstock agent Mike McMahon. Then She Laughs is currently in foal to Eclipse champion sprinter Speightstown and will be bred back to War Dancer in 2017.
War Dancer (2010, War Front—Deed I Do, by Alydeed) is standing his first year at Rockridge Stud in Hudson, N.Y., for a fee of $5,000 live foal stands and nurses. Special incentives are offered for qualifying mares from out of state, in addition to limited availability to own a lifetime breeding right.
Kiss the Flag Breaks Maiden at Aqueduct – November 17, 2016
Kiss the Flag
Quiet American out of It's In His Kiss by Yes It's True
Foaled May 10, 2013
November 17, 2016 - 3rd Race - Aqueduct
Off At: 1:18pm - Track Condition: Fast - Purse: $41,000.00
Race Type: 6 Furlong | FIllies and Mares | 3 year olds and Up | Maiden Claiming
Times in 100ths: :23.29 :47.85 1:00.24 1:13.17
Winning Time: 1:13.17
Trainer: Richard Schosberg
Owner: Edition Farm – Breeder: Edition Farm
