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Storm Cat

27 year old Horse | Retired
Owner(s):
Overbrook Farm
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Bred:
Pennsylvania (USA) by W. T. Young Storage, Inc.
Pedigree:
Storm Bird  -  Terlingua  by  Secretariat
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Most discussion of Tiznow as a sire of stakes winners focuses on how well his foals do when they've had some time to mature. When crossed with Storm Cat's precocious line, though, his juveniles are unbeatable.Read More
When the books close on the 2009 yearling sales, another chapter will have come to an end. Storm Cat, a perennial leader among sales sires, is represented by his last full crop this year, and his departure from the commercial scene is an appropriate symbol of a Thoroughbred market in transition. Read More
The fourth session of the Keeneland September yearling sale mirrored the first three, with prices continuing to plummet and Storm Cat commanding the spotlight.Read More
A filly from the last full crop sired by leading stallion Storm Cat was purchased by Westrock Stables for $675,000 to top the early portion of the Thursday, Sept. 17, Keeneland September yearling sale.Read More
The Storm Cat era of progeny is winding down to a close. However, the SuperSire struck again at the Keeneland September sale as one of his colts (Hip No. 342) was sold to Sheikh Mohammed al-Maktoum for $2.05 million, clearly the top seller of the sale, which up to that point, had been somewhat disap...Read More
Agent John Ferguson bought Hip No. 342, a Storm Cat colt of champion mare Fleet Indian, for $2,050,000, the highest price so far during the first two days of the Keeneland September yearling sale. The colt was consigned by Taylor Made Sales Agency, agent.Read More
The world was a different place in the first half of 2007, when Thoroughbred breeders finalized the matings that resulted in the 5,000-plus yearlings to be led into the Keeneland sale ring, starting this morning at 10 a.m. and continuing over the next two weeks in what is ...Read More
Calling it a bargain, Wyoming horse owner William J. Sims went to $450,000 to acquire a colt by Storm Cat to highlight the early portion of the Keeneland September yearling sale Sept. 14.Read More
Here is a list of horses that consignors and buyers think could be standouts Sept. 14 during the first session of the Keeneland September yearling sale in Lexington.Read More
All eyes figure to be on Storm Cat's offspring starting Monday, Sept. 14, at the Keeneland September yearling sale. And for good reason.Read More
Sheikh Mohammed's bloodstock manager, John Ferugson, who was the biggest spender at the recent Fasig-Tipton Saratoga select yearling auction, was busy again Aug. 14 during the opening session of the Arqana's Deauville August yearling sale in France. He bought the session-topping Storm Cat colt for 9...Read More
Fasig-Tipton officials worked hard, and Sheikh Mohammed shopped hard. The end result was a soaring Saratoga select yearling sale that provided its participants with a brief, two-evening respite from all the bad news generated by a struggling Thoroughbred industry that is reeling from a global financ...Read More
A Storm Cat colt, hip 204, commanded the highest price so far, $2.8 million, at the Fasig-Tipton Saratoga selected yearling sale.Read More
3/8/2009 BloodHorse The third and last foal from Storm Cat's final crop was born March 5 at Louise and Kiki Courtelis' Town & Country Farms near Paris, Ky.Read More
December 31, 2008, by Alan PorterIn the last couple of years we have been experimenting with crossing Indian Charlie over Storm Cat line mares. It’s not a cross that has been much tested yet, although Indian Charlie does have a listed stakes winner out of a mare by Hermitage (by Storm Cat’s sire, St...Read More
By JOSEPH DURSO, Published: June 12, 1994 Tabasco Cat gave a dynamite encore to his victory in the Preakness when he won the Belmont Stakes yesterday by two lengths over Go for Gin and took giant strides toward the front of this year's talented class of Triple Crown colts. Read More
Posted: Monday, April 17, 2000 D. Wayne Lukas-trained High Yield set the pace in the $750,000 Blue Grass Stakes at Keeneland on Saturday and held off a late bid by More Than Ready to win by a head.Read More
Habaya, a daughter of Storm Cat out of the Eclipse Award-winning turf mare Golden Apples, came from off the pace to earn her first graded stakes win in the Miesque Stakes (gr. IIIT) at Hollywood Park Nov. 28. Read More

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Race Results & Past Performances

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View DetailsView Video11/02/852ndAQUC Mccarron11 mileDBreeders' Cup Juvenile-G102 MTassoStorm CatScat Dancer1:36.20

 

 

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