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By Kingmambo from the family of Seeking the Gold, that would be enough for Rey de Cafe (TrueNicks,SRO) to be given a chance at stud. The fact that he was a very talented runner makes his prospects all the brighter. He won the Bourbon S. in the fall of his juvenile season at Keeneland and went on to win or place in five more blacktype races including wins in the graded Crown Royal American Turf S. (gr. III) and Hill Prince S. (gr. III). Rey de Café’s first crop will race next season.

Belmont Stakes (gr. I) winner Sarava (TrueNicks,SRO) also hails from a very strong female line. The son of Wild Again is out of the Deputy Minister mare Rhythm of Life, a sister to the grade I winning millionaire Wilderness Song. She is one of the many champions bred and raced by Sam-Son Farm. Sarava is the only American Classic winner standing in Florida and the only such runner sired by Wild Again, the sire of this year’s leading first crop sire Offlee Wild.
 

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