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We Go Charge. The dam of Wego Lady Bug is Domleo Bars Sister, a daughter of Double Six Domino and out of Kathy Bar by Junior Reed.
Vaughan spoke about the second phase of his breeding program. “The other mare is Eyesa Knockout, a half-sister to Sure Nuff Fast and by Mr Eye Opener. She has turned out to be my big time home run hitter. She is the dam
of Major Tom, who I think holds six track records. He set a world record and then broke his own world record. He was that fast. He was named Remington Park Horse of the Meet over Quarter Horses. He ran out about $234,000 and about $500,000 if you include match races. He was outstanding. The all-time leading 2-year-old money earner in the Appaloosa breed. He was trained by Eddie Willis.”
Eyesa Knockout had six starts on the racetrack, winning only one race with earnings of $2,123. She is the dam of five starters/ winners who have ApHC earnings of $376,560. Major Tom is the leading money earner, having earned $234,516. He counts among his stakes wins the 2013 Speedhorse Graham Paint &
Appaloosa Futurity-G1, the 2013 Speedhorse Lone Star Paint & Appaloosa Futurity-G1
and the 2014 Speedhorse Graham Paint
& Appaloosa Derby-G1. He was the 2013 Supreme Champion 2-Year-Old Colt, the 2014 Supreme Champion 3 Year Old & Older, 2013 Champion 2-Year-Old Colt, 2014 Champion 3-Year-Old Gelding and 2015 Champion 4-Year-Old & Older Gelding. Major Tom has earned three Bronze Medallion Awards.
Panda Doll is the next Champion produced by Eyesa Knockout. She is stakes placed with thirds in the Dash For Colors Stakes and the National Appaloosa Stakes in 2012. She was named the 2012 Champion 2-Year-Old Filly, 2013 Champion 3-Year-Old Filly and 2013 Champion Claiming Horse. She earned two Bronze Medallion Awards.
The other two starters out of Eyesa Knockout are Gray Chief, a winner of one start with earnings of $14,757. His Bronze Medallion as a 2-Year-Old Colt gives his dam her third Bronze Award winner. Her other starter is Eyesa Dasher, a race winner of
$7,123. Vaughan reports that Eyesa Knockout will be in the ApHC Hall of Fame this year, giving him three Hall of Fame mares.
Wego For Cash, the dam of Eyesa Knockout and Fast, is a stakes winner in
the 1986 Supreme Maturity and stakes placed with a third in the 1986 Cricket Bars Maturity and a third in the 1985 Supreme Futurity. She earned $18,588 with 15 starts, winning four, placing second three times and finishing third in four races.
Wego For Cash is another ApHC Hall of Fame mare. She is the dam of 12 foals with
10 starters. They are all winners with nine ROM. She is the dam of three stakes winners and three stakes placed runners. Her leading money earner is A Mean Individual ($69,433). This gelding has won 11 races, including such stakes races as the 1990 Texas Futurity, Cricket Bars Futurity, the World Wide Futurity and the 1991 Indian Summer Handicap. He
was the Supreme Champion 2-Year-Old, Champion 2-Year-Old Sprint Gelding and the Bronze Medallion 2-Year-Old Gelding.
Bronze Medallion winner Sure Nuff Fast, the second broodmare that Gary Vaughan owned has produced
3-time Champion, 4-time Bronze Medallion winner G I Jana
Champion/2-time Bronze Medallion winner Ivory King, a full brother to Ivory Queen, Champion 3-Year-Old Filly, 2-time Bronze Medallion winner Ivory Queen now stands at stud for Vaughan.
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