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Storm Cat

29 year old Horse | Retired
Owner(s):
William T. Young  -  Overbrook Farm
Trainer:
Jonathan E. Sheppard
Bred:
Pennsylvania (USA) by W. T. Young Storage, Inc.
Pedigree:
Storm Bird  -  Terlingua  by  Secretariat
Rating:
 
 
B1608014
CG STORMCAT495
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What the Horse Racing Nation is saying about Storm Cat...

There is much fertile land in the Ireland region known as the “Golden Vale” that Sadler’s Wells called home since 1984. This fertility certainly was indicative of the illustrious stud career that would follow for Coolmore’s most prized stallion.Read More
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  • AndyScoggin · Wow, those son's of Northern Dancer have been amazing! · 250 days ago ·
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  • MarcelloMarocco · Everything of Northern Dancer was Amazing :) Northern Dancer brought a Boom to the Breeding industry and when Coolmore Bought up a bunch of Dancer's Yearlings at Windfields Maryland facility that EP Taylor bought, and Built to cater Northern Dancer to the World. I read a while back that you could walk into Windfield's Stallion barn, and read the list of dignitaries who have purchased Northern Dancer offspring was astonishing at that time. Coolmore Bought NijinskyII, and NinjiskyII sired Sadler · 94 days ago ·
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Macchupicchu (Emerald Cat- Anaroma by Razeen), owned by Messrs. Berjis Minoo Desai, Vijay B. Shrike & K.N. Dhunjibhoy, won the McDowell Signature Indian St. Leger, Gr.1, in fine style at Pune Sunday, clocking a time of 2 mins. 57.3 secs. for the 2800 m. trip and…Read More
Two year old Seattle slew made his racing debut, winning a six furlong maiden race by five lengths at Belmont Park.Read More
  • BrianZipse · I remember watching the 1980 Woodward on national TV ... It was nice to see one of the all-time greats have a moment like that, but it was also a little bizarre. · 139 days ago ·
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  • History · I know I watched it on TV as my mom always watched the races that were televised, but I do not remember much about it, unfortunately. Wish I could have seen some of these Greats race in person. · 139 days ago ·
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he is the sire of so many great horses!!i love this horse he lost the juvenile my a nose to tasso...
Delong Road, a 4-year-old son of Storm Cat and the multiple Grade 1-winning mare Tates Creek, looked strong winning the eighth race, a $40000 optional claiming allowance sprint. He rolled up the rail and covered the distance in ...Read More
On Sunday, January 30, 2011, Dialed In showed up with his best "Zenyatta at Hollywood Park" impression in the Holy Bull Stakes (G-3) at Gulfstream Park. Take a closer look at the pedigree of this week's Derby buzz horse. Read More
The grade I-winning Bluegrass Cat is off and running with his first crop of 2-year-olds in 2010. He is the leading first-crop sire with more than $220,000 in progeny earnings and seven winners so far (through July 11). He is the product of crossing a sire and damsire that have a common broodmare sir...Read More
SIDNEY’S CANDY (Candy Ride—Fair Exchange, by Storm Cat) By Edwin Anthony - Candy Ride was an undefeated racehorse (6 for 6), being the champion miler in his native Argentina before moving to California, where he won the American Handicap (G2) on turf and then proceeded to defeat Medaglia d’Oro in De...Read More
DUBLIN (Afleet Alex—Classy Mirage, by Storm Bird) - Having grown up in Arkansas and around Oaklawn Park, I have fond memories of Arkansas Derby winners from the past.  And there has hardly been a more impressive winner of the Arkansas Derby than Afleet Alex, who went on to win the ...Read More
Rarely does a New York-bred filly win a grade III stakes at Keeneland. The pedigree of Franny Freud would make a poster child for clever linebreeding. The winner of the April 7 Beaumont Stakes (gr. II), bred in New York by Anthony Grey, is by Freud out of the D'Accord mare Frankly Fran.Read More
Sidney's Candy has done very little wrong, enjoying free-and-clear early leads at Santa Anita. The question looming is whether or not he can truly go the Classic distance. Iron Maidens Thoroughbreds takes a look.Read More
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  • GoldenOakFarm · I think yes he could go 10 furlongs, the bigger picture is the synthetic to dirt change, but keep in mind he did break his maiden on dirt at Del Mar. But to have other speedsters breathing on his neck the whole 10 furlongs will be the kicker. He has been finishing fairly stong at 1 1/16 - 1 1/8 but there's still a big difference there. · 670 days ago ·
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  • Arrrgy · Then there's the theory, if he takes to a fast CD track like Zenyata took to OP, he'll move up a few. Like they were bred to. ;) · 670 days ago ·
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The pedigree of Santa Anita Derby (gr. I) winner Sidney's Candy pairs speed with stamina. Will it be enough to get around the Derby oval first?Read More
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

Storm Cat - Pedigree

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Storm BirdNorthern DancerNearctic
Natalma
South OceanNew Providence
Shining Sun
TerlinguaSecretariatBold Ruler
Somethingroyal
Crimson SaintCrimson Satan
Bolero Rose

Storm Cat - Race Results & Past Performances

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View DetailsView Video11/02/852ndC McCarronAqu11 mileDBreeders' Cup Juvenile-G102 MTassoStorm CatScat Dancer1:36.20

 

 

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