Oklahoma's Caines Stallion Station Adds to Successful Line-Up
Written by moneil@truenicks.com | Nov 11, 2008 |
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Caines Stallion Station in Wynnewood, Okla., is the first farm
in the Sooner State to join TrueNicks. Operated by C. L. and Ellen Caines, the
farm is home to five stallions, including some exciting new additions for the
2009 season.
The veteran
stallion Jack Wilson (TrueNicks,SRO), a former leading sire in the Southwest, is one of those
new stallions. He is the sire of nearly 13% stakes winners from his crops of
racing age and typically sires tough, sound, and consistent runners. Six-time
stakes winner Romeos Wilson, an earner of $726,105 in nine seasons on the
track, and 10-time stakes winner Ninety Nine Jack ($599,202 in eight seasons) are just two examples of those good and tough Jack Wilson runners.
Multiple stakes winner Surachai (TrueNicks,SRO) will also relocate to
Caines Stallion Station for the 2009 season. The son of the good Seattle Slew
stallion Slewpy previously stood at Buck Pond Farm in Kentucky. A four-time
stakes winner in California and an earner of over $680,000, Surachai is the
sire of the stakes winner Recognition from his early crops to race.
Country Be Gold (TrueNicks,SRO) will be entering his fourth season at
stud in 2008, and his first at Caines. He is a four-time stakes-winning (and
grade I-placed) son of Summer Squall out of the stakes-winning Personal Flag
mare Beloved Bea. His big win came in the grade III Aqueduct Handicap and he
also placed in the grade I Jockey Club Gold Cup, ahead of multiple grade
I-winning millionaire Albert the Great (TrueNicks,SRO) and in the grade II Brooklyn Handicap.
The veterans of the Caines roster
are
Leave a Legacy (
TrueNicks,
SRO) and
Scottish Halo (
TrueNicks,
SRO). Leave a Legacy, a son of the underrated
sire Marquetry, was a four-time stakes winner at Remington Park and runner-up
in that track's rich Derby. Scottish Halo is a son of Jolie's Halo and a
four-time stakes winner in his racing days. His big wins included the grade III
Laurel Futurity at 2 and the rich Empire Classic Handicap.
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