Page 59 - June 2022

SPEEDLINES
HOLLAND EASE si 109
Bred by: Dutch Masters III Raced to 4 • $361,227 27-6(1)-7(3)-8(3)
876 f., 43 SW • $12,243,892
FIRST DOWN DASH si 105
Raced to 3 • $857,256 15-13(8)-1(1)-0
2,522 f., 258 SW • $89,806,600
DASH FOR CASH si 114
ROCKET WRANGLER
CORONA CARTEL
si 97
Bred by: Robert D. Etchandy Raced to 3 • $557,142 14-6(3)-3-0
2,077 f., 184 SW • $66,577,122
FIRST PRIZE ROSE si 98
FIND A BUYER TB
GALLANT JET
ROSE BUG
EASY HENRYETTA si 90
Raced to 2 • $18,402 7-1-2-3(1)
23 f., 2 SW • $1,145,064
EASY JET si 100
JET DECK
LENA’S BAR TB
BABYS HENRYETTA si 90
LANOVAY
BABY STEEL TB
CORONA CHICK si 113
Bred by: Robert D. Etchandy Raced to 3 • $591,326 18-15(5)-2(1)-0
16 f., 4 SW • $3,625,157
CHICKS BEDUINO si 104
Raced to 3 • $412,099 14-7(2)-2(1)-1(1)
2,073 f., 141 SW • $35,503,333
BEDUINO TB
ROMANY ROYAL
JO-ANN-CAT
A CLASSY CHICK si 89
CHICK’S DECK
MAYSHEGO TB
SIZZLING LIL si 91
Raced to 3 • $7,212 7-1-1(1)-1
20 f., 3 SW • $2,244,552
SIZZLE TE si 106
AZURE TE TB
JET’S FAIR LADY
REB’S POLICY
IM MOONLIGHTING
si 106
Bred by: Constance C. Miller Raced to 3 • $41,794 14-6-1-1
16 f., 2 SW • $1,159,069
ZEVI TB
Bred by: Warnerton Farms of Ky. Ltd
Raced to 3 • $16,750 10-2-1-2
1,030 f., 62 SW • $9,163,624
CORNISH PRINCE
Raced to 3 • $131,050 17-11(3)-2(2)-1(1)
505 f., 52 SW • $17,804,737
LILSALADY TB
BOLD RULER
TELERAN
HERE’S TO LIL
NASRULLAH
MISS DISCO
EIGHT THIRTY
TELLARIS
SPIRE
Raced to 6 • $139,987 59-9(4)-12(1)-8
7 f., 1 SW • $667,980
CARRY BACK
SAGGY
JOPPY
TORRECILLA
SIDERAL (ARG)
SHINE ON MOON si 89
Bred by: Constance C. Miller Estate
Raced to 3 • $309
11-1-1-2
13 f., 1 SW • $80,510
CANTABRICA
TOP MOON si 100
Raced to 4 • $40,636 40-15(4)-9(4)-5(1)
1,826 f., 74 SW • $7,700,374
MOON DECK si 95
TOP DECK TB
MOONLIGHT NIGHT
RICA BAR
BARRED
CEDELL
Unraced
13 f., 0 SW • $11,980
CLABBER BAR si 100
CAPRICA
THREE BARS TB
PEGGY N
VANDY LOU MILLER si 95
VANDY
GLORIA LOHMAN
The June issue of Speedhorse is set aside each year to honor the broodmares in our industry. Speedhorse recognized the significance of the mare many years ago and the role they play in the development of their foals by naming a Broodmare of the Year. The American Quarter Horse Association and Speedhorse joined forces for several years to name a Broodmare of the Year, and then Speedhorse carried on by focusing on the mare as an integral part of raising good horses.
The task of naming a Broodmare of the Year is based on a nomination process that makes a mare eligible for the Broodmare
of the Year using four categories. The categories are the Dams of the Champions, the Top Five Dams by Money Earned,
the Top Five Dams by Stakes Winners ranked first by number of Stakes Winners and next by Money Earned, and the Top Five Dams by Stakes Wins ranked first by number of Stakes Wins and next by Money Earned. The nominated mares are then ranked with the point system based on their position in each category. A key factor in this nomination process is that it highlights many of the mares that were successful each
year. This year saw 20 mares vie for the Broodmare of the Year title and they were featured in the April issue of Speedhorse. The program highlights the mares in general, with the mare scoring the most points overall earning the title of Broodmare of the Year.
Remember Me Rose is the 2021 Broodmare of the Year, and this makes
her a two-time winner of this prestigious award. She was also the 2019 Broodmare
of the Year. She won her 2021 title with
the efforts of her foals: Powerful Favorite,
the winner of the 2021 Brad McKinzie Winter Championship-G1 and the Robert
L. Boniface Los Alamitos Invitational Championship-G1; Bomb Cyclone, winner of the 2021 Los Alamitos Two Million Futurity-G1; Go To Girl, winner of the 2021 Chiquita Stakes; Runforyourlife, second in the 2021 First Day of Spring Stakes; Cyber Monday, fifth in the 2021 Rainbow Derby Invitational; and the 2021 money earners Majority Interest and Remember You. These runners include three stakes winners that won four stakes races and earned $1,186,610.
The first time we featured this mare we looked at her history as a runner and
how she came to be a broodmare. We will review much of this information but this time we will focus at the end on her nick with the leading sire Favorite Cartel.
Favorite Cartel, who is the sire of the majority of the 2021 runners out of Remember Me Rose.
William Zuazo, Speedhorse
REMEMBER ME ROSE