Page 39 - Speedhorse, February 2019

Fein is Legs La Scoop by Scooper Chick by Triple Chick, a full brother to Three Chicks. They were sired by Three Bars and out of Chicado V. This is an example we have used before to show a pedigree pattern of breeding to superior females. Scoopie Fein has a breeding pattern to Chicado V of 4x4.
One Famous Lady, the dam of One Famous Eagle, was bred by the Allred Brothers and is owned by Johnny Trotter. She is stakes placed with a third in the KHEY/ Y96 Handicap as well as fourth in the Rainbow Futurity-G1, fourth in the Rainbow Derby-G1 and fifth in the All American Derby-G1 with total earnings of $172,515.
The produce record for One Famous Lady shows that she is the dam of 18 starters, 17 ROM, two stakes winners and two stakes placed runners. Her second stakes winner is Famous Cartel Lady, winner of the Knight Transportation Futurity where she set a New Track Record at
La Bois Park going 300 yards in :15.271. One Famous Lady’s stakes placed runners include One Famous Icon, who was second in the 2018 AQRA Spring Fling Futurity; and One Famous Ferragamo, who finished second in the 2012 Jens L. List Jr. Memorial California Bred Derby.
One Famous Lady is by Chicks Beduino, earner of $412,099 and winner of the 1986 Bay Meadows Futurity-G1 and 1986 Governor’s Cup Futurity-RG3. Chicks Beduino is the
#6 all-time leading sire of money earners
with earnings of $35,497,962. His leading money earner is Whosleavingwho, earner of $1,334,842, winner of the 2002 Champion of Champions, and Co-World Champion with Streakin Sin Tacha that same year.
Chicks Beduino has proven to be a very important broodmare sire. His daughters have produced foals that have earned $67,944,147. His leading money earner
in this category is Corona Chick, earner of
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2017 All American Futurity-G1 winner Fly Baby Fly
:19.97. He won $687,184, winning 12 of his 21 starts and finishing second twice.
Mr Jess Perry was bred in Louisiana
by Jesse Perry, the father of Leverne Perry. Mr Jess Perry changed hands several times between 1993 and 1996, including to owners Elliott Clark, Diedre Watson, Cheryl Brasseaux and The Ultimate Breed Inc. Mr Jess Perry was purchased in 1999 by the Burnett Ranches LLC and then syndicated to stand at this great ranch the rest of his life.
The move to Burnett Ranches allowed
Mr Jess Perry to follow such leading sires as Dash For Cash, Special Effort and Streakin Six, and he followed them by becoming the #3 all- time leading sire of money earners with earnings of over $54 million and still counting. His foals have garnered 1,145 ROM from 1,408 starters. This includes 144 stakes winners and 163 stakes placed horses. Mr Jess Perry is the sire of 43 Grade 1 stakes winners, with his leading money earner being 2010 World Champion Apollitical Jess with earnings of over $1.3 million.
When we look at the legacy of Mr Jess Perry, we have to note that he is a proven sire
of sires. On the 2018 leading sires of money earners list, we see that he has four sons in the top ten: Apollitical Jess, One Famous Eagle, One Sweet Jess and Jesse James Jr.
Mr Jess Perry is by Streakin La Jolla by Streakin Six, who is by Easy Six by Easy Jet, a son of Jet Deck by Moon Deck by Top Deck. The only stallion on this list that is not in the AQHA Hall of Fame is Easy Six.
Although Easy Six was not inducted into the AQHA Hall of Fame, he sired three foal crops of 188 foals. His runners comprise 146 starters, 122 ROM and 26 stakes runners including 14 stakes winners with combined earnings of $2,628,286. Easy Six’s leading money earner is Streakin Six, with $473,934.
The dam of Mr Jess Perry is Scoopie Fein, a race winning mare with earnings of $15,807. She produced eight foals with six ROM from seven starters, including World Champion sire/Champion Mr Jess Perry and stakes placed runners Scoopie Dash, Scoopie Cash, Sinn N Saint and Crimson Scoop.
Scoopie Fein is by Sinn Fein by Three Oh’s by Three Chicks. The dam of Scoopie
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