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SPEEDLINES
The two top runners out of Timeto Takeoff - the second dam of Take Off Jess, are . . .
Royal Down Dash, shown winning the Sooner Trailer Derby Challenge. Time For Royal Cash, shown winning an allowance at Los Alamitos in 1993.
earned. His maternal grandget have earned over $101 million and leading money earner is Heza Dasha Fire, earner of $2,240,112 and the 2015 World Champion. Mr Jess Perry
is sired by Streakin La Jolla and he is out of Scoopie Finn by Sinn Fein.
The dam of Take Off Jess is Takeoff Royally by First Down Dash. This mare had 12 starts with only one third place finish earning $3,945. She is the dam of 21 foals with 14 starters with nine ROM and one stakes winner. Her leading money earner is Take Off Jess. The stakes winner is Captain On Takeoff, winner of the 2016 Wayne Brasher Memorial Stakes and the 2017 Sonoita Ranchers Bonus Challenge.
The dam of Takeoff Royally is Timeto Takeoff by Timeto Thinkrich. This mare had 16 starts with four wins, five seconds and three thirds earning $76,002. She was a multiple stakes placed runner, all in 1981, with a seconds in the Vessels Maturity,
Go Man Go Handicap, Miss Peninsula Handicap and thirds in the Go Man Go Handicap and Chicado V Handicap.
Timeto Takeoff is the dam of 10 foals with eight starters, seven ROM and two stakes winners that have earned $800,367. Her leading money earner is Royal Down Dash, winner of $405,384 with nine stakes wins including the 1993 All American Derby-G1, 1993 AQHA Derby Challenge-G2, 1993 Sunland Park Fall Derby-G3 and 1994 New Mexico Championship Challenge-G3. Royal Down Dash was the 1993 Champion Three Year Old and Champion Three-Year Old Filly. The second stakes winner out of Timeto Takeoff is Time For Royal Cash, winner
of the 1993 Golden State Futurity-G1,
1994 Golden State Derby-G1 and QHBC Championship Classic-G1. This mare earned $313,583. Timeto Takeoff was the 1993 and 1994 Broodmare of the Year.
FDD DYNASTY
I asked Frey about his approach to putting the matings together for his breeding program, and he responded, “I research it very hard. My daughter always told me she got tired of me looking at the stud book every night. But I like to check crosses and I have certain horses that I like. I was a big FDD fan and when I was at Los Alamitos when he was running, he’d walk by the barn going to the racetrack and he was one that always caught my eye. He had an air to him. I haven’t bred to him every year, but I have supported him from the first year he went on the market to be bred to.”
FDD Dynasty was the 2006 Champion Two-Year-Old Colt and the 2007 Champion Three-Year-Old Colt. He won the Ed Burke Million Futurity-G1, was second in the Los Alamitos Two Million Futurity-G1 and third in the Golden State Million Futurity-G1. He won the Go Man Go Handicap-G1 and the Governor’s Cup Derby-G2 and was third in the prestigious Champion of Champions-G1 at three. He retired with eight wins in 11 starts with one second and two thirds, earning $1,173,001.
FDD Dynasty is sired by First Down Dash, the 1987 World Champion who won 13 of 15 starts in his two-year racing career earning $857,256. He is now the all- time leading money earning sire with over $85 million in earnings. Dash For Cash
is the sire of First Down Dash. The dam
of First Down Dash is First Prize Rose, a stakes placed runner including a second
in the Three Bars Handicap. She won six races and earned $22,754. She is the dam of seven foals with seven starters and two stakes winners. Her stakes winners are First Down Dash and First A Rose, winner to the QHBC Sophomore Classic-G2. First
Prize Rose was sired by Gallant Jet, who was sired by Jet Deck and out of Leo Jewell by Leo. The dam of First Prize Rose is Rose Bug by Lady Bug’s Moon and out of Casco Rose by Levan.
The dam of FDD Dynasty is Dinastia Toll BRZ, a 1998 mare that won $191,896 in the United States while winning the Charger Bar Handicap-G1, Las Damas Handicap-G2 (twice) and the Z Wayne Griffith Director’s Stakes-G3. Dinastia Toll Brz is sired by Tolltac, the 1983 Champion Two-Year-Old Colt and 1984 Champion Three-Year-Old Colt. Tolltac
is sired by Beduino TB and he is out of Little Smoothie by Smooth Move and out of Marilyn Mae by Moon Deck - the sire of Jet Deck.
Phillips Filly is the dam of Dinastia Toll BRZ. She is a non-starter in the USA, but it appears she started nine times in Brazil with two wins and she was stakes placed
in the GP Rancho das Americas. Phillips Filly is the dam of just two starters in the USA and that includes Picasso Toll, a stake placed runner with a second in the Holiday Stakes. The race record for Picasso Toll in Brazil shows that he won seven starts in
ten races. He was a stakes winner in GP Venancio Luzardo Em Carazinho.
The sire of Phillips Filly is the All American Futurity-G1 winner On A High by Dash For Cash and out of Yankee Doll, a Thoroughbred mare sired by Mito Paint. Yankee Doll is out of Crafty Yankee by Crafty Actor.
Sharper Image, the dam of Phillips Filly, is a daughter of Easy Jet. She is out of Miss Killoqua, a winner of four races and $2,749. Miss Killoqua was the dam of 12 starters with nine winners and 11 ROM. Her stakes winners were Rebel Killoqua and Deckas Deal.
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