This picture brings back special memories of Crimson Deed's mother
- CRIMSON HUE winning the Sonoma Stakes which was the equivalent of the Canadian Derby for 3 year old fillies.
Dr. Brenda E. Abbey and every Alberta professional involved in the Racing for a Cause project were dreaming of Crimson Deed following in her champion mother's hoof prints !! Crimson Deed was a longshot winner at Northlands Park and she made many racing fans happy with her $ 57.00 payoff for a $2.00 bet.
2016 racing season ***It starts with a DREAM...
A new 3 year old POTENTIAL star is on the horizon for the 2016 racing season .The 3 year old gelding named ALYMORE is also sired by Alydeed- ** legendary sire and winner of the 1992 Queen's Plate by 11 1/2 lengths.
ALYMORE is another of owner/ breeder ,Dr. Brenda E. Abbey's Alberta home breds. ALYMORE's Dam { Avonmore} is from the black type producing female family that produced her half- brother- fan favourite ** Mocha John ** Alberta multiple Allowance level race winner and Stakes placed performer .
While Dr. Abbey sold Mocha John in the CTHS Alberta yearling sale , she remained a great fan of his and continued to benefit from Alberta breeder's bonuses for every race that Mocha John won or placed 2nd or 3rd. Mocha John placed each year in the Alberta Breeders' Fall Classic Day stakes races { purses of $ 50,000 each} as a 2 , 3 and 4 year old and continued running and winning through his 7 year old year. Tragically Mocha John died at the age of 8 from colic.
ALYMORE is Mocha John's NEPHEW and he has a speed and stamina pedigree . ALYMORE will begin racing in the 2016 . As an Alberta bred , the goal is for him to run in the ALBERTA Beaufort Stake race , part of the Alberta Bred Fall Classic Day race series in September 2016 as well.
Use the link below to get more information about the 2016 Racehorse Partnerships:
Also more information is available from Dr. Brenda E. Abbey's website page.
http://biznik.com/forums/promotions-community-offers/topics/racing-for-a-cause-alberta-professionals-forming-racehorse-partnerships-to-benefit-charities
- CRIMSON HUE winning the Sonoma Stakes which was the equivalent of the Canadian Derby for 3 year old fillies.
Dr. Brenda E. Abbey and every Alberta professional involved in the Racing for a Cause project were dreaming of Crimson Deed following in her champion mother's hoof prints !! Crimson Deed was a longshot winner at Northlands Park and she made many racing fans happy with her $ 57.00 payoff for a $2.00 bet.
2016 racing season ***It starts with a DREAM...
A new 3 year old POTENTIAL star is on the horizon for the 2016 racing season .The 3 year old gelding named ALYMORE is also sired by Alydeed- ** legendary sire and winner of the 1992 Queen's Plate by 11 1/2 lengths.
ALYMORE is another of owner/ breeder ,Dr. Brenda E. Abbey's Alberta home breds. ALYMORE's Dam { Avonmore} is from the black type producing female family that produced her half- brother- fan favourite ** Mocha John ** Alberta multiple Allowance level race winner and Stakes placed performer .
While Dr. Abbey sold Mocha John in the CTHS Alberta yearling sale , she remained a great fan of his and continued to benefit from Alberta breeder's bonuses for every race that Mocha John won or placed 2nd or 3rd. Mocha John placed each year in the Alberta Breeders' Fall Classic Day stakes races { purses of $ 50,000 each} as a 2 , 3 and 4 year old and continued running and winning through his 7 year old year. Tragically Mocha John died at the age of 8 from colic.
ALYMORE is Mocha John's NEPHEW and he has a speed and stamina pedigree . ALYMORE will begin racing in the 2016 . As an Alberta bred , the goal is for him to run in the ALBERTA Beaufort Stake race , part of the Alberta Bred Fall Classic Day race series in September 2016 as well.
Use the link below to get more information about the 2016 Racehorse Partnerships:
Also more information is available from Dr. Brenda E. Abbey's website page.
http://biznik.com/forums/promotions-community-offers/topics/racing-for-a-cause-alberta-professionals-forming-racehorse-partnerships-to-benefit-charities
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