Page 28 - The Game April 2006

28 The Game, April 2006 Your Thoroughbred Racing Community Newspaper
Filly by Hubba Hubba out of Maggie Rose, by Highland Ruckus, born March 11 at owner Bob Foster’s Serenity Stable.
The mare is to be bred back to Hubba Hubba.
Colt by Hubba Hubba out of the mare Automatic Honor, by Matter of Honor, born March 11 at owner Bob Foster’s Serenity Stable. The mare is to be bred back to Hubba Hubba.
the first colt by Dance To Destiny out of Colebrook Rose foaled Feb.5, 2006 at Colebrook Farms.
Above: Colt out of Nithi by Stormy Atlantic (8 days old) born January 30
Left: The mare Alycheer and her Forest Wildcat Colt (6 days old) born February 1
Shannondoe Farm
Colt by Dance to Destiny out of Primal Rage foaled March 13 at Colebrook Farms.
This filly is the first foal for multiple stakes winner Royal Dalliance.
She is by Breeders’ Cup Sprint winner Artax. Born at Eagle Down Farms in Zephyr, Ontario
on March 22, 2006. Shown here at 1 day old. Bred and owned by Dave and Joanna Hughes.
Filly by Valid N Bold out of Northshore Miss born March 2 at Colebrook Farms
Colt by Foxtrail out of Princess’s Bay foaled March 6 at Colebrook Farms for owner Steve Owens
Davison Racing Stable has welcomed it's first foal of 2006.
A beautiful filly, Sara's Song,
by Porto Foricos out of Sara's Yankee Girl, born March 23, 2006. She will find her way from Orton to the capable hands of Wayne Green who is presently training her other family members
Did You Know...
That the three year deal to host and televise the Sunshine Millions has expired however due to the success of the annual series of state-bred races,
officials at Magna Entertainment Group have begun securing the participation
of the Florida and California horsemen’s groups as well as NBC Sports
to continue with the event in the future.
Sunshine Millions was first introduced in 2003 by MEC Chairman Frank Stronach who owns MEC and both Gulfstream Park in Florida and Santa Anita Park in California
where the series of races are held.
The fourth edition of the series, held Jan 28, 2006,
offered purses totaling $3.6 million and brought in a combined handle of more than $31 million.