The first mare bred to be a class I winner Mo Forza (Uncle Mo), Alice Bamford’s two-time winner Californiasunshine (Lucky Pulpit), registered the pony on a single cover.
Mo Forza, who entered this year’s Rancho San Miguel in the Golden State, has won no less than seven classification races over the course of his career, including the 2019 GI Hollywood Derby at Del Mar.
“Mo Forza has handled his transition to a breeding career with class and force, just as he has gone through his racing career,” said Tom Clark, Rancho San Miguel Owner/Manager said. “The level of interest we are receiving for him from breeders in the area is exceptional, and we are delighted to be associated with a stallion of great caliber and potential. his big. The sky is the limit.”
Mo Forza is standing for a fee of $9,000, guaranteeing the pony’s life.
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