Derby winner at stud for 50k

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Emily Mitchell
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Derby winner at stud for 50k

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Mace has been retired after a nice 3rd place finish in the Steward's Cup Classic!

He is standing for an extremely reasonable 50k (for dirt routers!)

Enjoy!

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I'm surprised he retired but VERY happy to use him!
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Mace's fee might change depending on if he did poorly or well or what with gallops later today... BUT I just wanted to say:

Thank you to everyone who used him for his first year! Love ya all!
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So.... I could not be more thrilled with Mace's first crop! 5.4% FREAKS already and that's not including his late blooming stakes babies

Fee is now more reasonable for his percentage at 100k

Oh and I saw you already breed two babies, Steward! :lol:
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Emily Mitchell wrote: ↑1 year ago So.... I could not be more thrilled with Mace's first crop! 5.4% FREAKS already and that's not including his late blooming stakes babies

Fee is now more reasonable for his percentage at 100k

Oh and I saw you already breed two babies, Steward! :lol:
I wasn't messing around. I feel strongly that everyone slept on Mace last year, me included. But I also thought he was racing this year, so it's not my fault!
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Really pleased I bred to him at 50k last year, he was a steal at that price. And I got a stakes filly :)
Congrats on such a nice racehorse and promising stud!

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Lisa Bennert wrote: ↑1 year ago Really pleased I bred to him at 50k last year, he was a steal at that price. And I got a stakes filly :)
Congrats on such a nice racehorse and promising stud!

Lisa
Thanks Lisa! And Congrats!!!!!!!!!
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