2006 Bay Colt by the up and coming promising sire "Hold That Tiger" (a half to millionare Editor's Note) out of
She's Got The Facts (Known Fact"). Sire's prodenies has brought multiple six digit figures at the sales ring (400K)
etc. and one offspring had a sizzling and fastest quarter mile breeze at the OBS March Select under tack show in
:20 4/5 and expected to bring an extremely high dollar value and possibly the sale topper at the show. Sire also
has an Aussie stakes winner. Progenies should run on both dirt and turf as a result of sires graded versatility on
both surfaces. Stakes winning dam is well regarded as she has produced the current allowance filly "She's
Cherokee" (Cherokee Run) that has hit board 7 out of 9 starts and a multiple winner. This is a big, strong, well
developed colt and the upside to this is that he should continue to develop like a tiger, as he is a June foal in
which he has not even significantly begun to develop to his full potential. At the end of his growing period he
should top out well over 16 hands and a massive individual.
She's Got The Facts (Known Fact"). Sire's prodenies has brought multiple six digit figures at the sales ring (400K)
etc. and one offspring had a sizzling and fastest quarter mile breeze at the OBS March Select under tack show in
:20 4/5 and expected to bring an extremely high dollar value and possibly the sale topper at the show. Sire also
has an Aussie stakes winner. Progenies should run on both dirt and turf as a result of sires graded versatility on
both surfaces. Stakes winning dam is well regarded as she has produced the current allowance filly "She's
Cherokee" (Cherokee Run) that has hit board 7 out of 9 starts and a multiple winner. This is a big, strong, well
developed colt and the upside to this is that he should continue to develop like a tiger, as he is a June foal in
which he has not even significantly begun to develop to his full potential. At the end of his growing period he
should top out well over 16 hands and a massive individual.
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Sires Informational Data
Hold That Tiger ranked fifth on the North American freshman sire list with 18 winners, including stakes
winners Old Man Buck and Mikimoto’s Mojo. He ranked eighth with $700,472 in progeny earnings.
Europe’s champion two-year-old colt of 2002, Hold That Tiger led all North American stallions in '04 by
covering 199 mares in his first season at Ashford. He also serviced books of 138 mares in 2005 and 90 in ’
06 at Coolmore’s Kentucky division.
Bred in Kentucky by Ten Broeck Farm Inc., Hold That Tiger won the 2002 Grand Criterium-Lucien Barriere
(Fr-G1) at Longchamp and finished third in the Bessemer Trust Breeders’ Cup Juvenile (G1) at Arlington
Park for trainer Aidan O’Brien. The half brother to 1996 Belmont Stakes (G1) winner Editor’s Note also was
the runner-up to Mineshaft in the 2003 Woodward Stakes (G1) at Belmont Park.
• Grade 1 Winner from the immediate family of late champion sire HENNESSY
• Freshman sire of OLD MAN BUCK, winner of the $200,000 Cradle S. and runner-up in the Lane's End
Breeders' Futurity (G1)
• MIKIMOTO'S MOJO, winner of the $125,000 Lafayette S.
• And maiden winners at Keeneland, Santa Anita, Arlington, etc.
• A Group 1 winner and European Champion at two, Hold That Tiger ran second to Horse of the Year
Mineshaft in the Woodward S. (G1) in only his second start on dirt.
winners Old Man Buck and Mikimoto’s Mojo. He ranked eighth with $700,472 in progeny earnings.
Europe’s champion two-year-old colt of 2002, Hold That Tiger led all North American stallions in '04 by
covering 199 mares in his first season at Ashford. He also serviced books of 138 mares in 2005 and 90 in ’
06 at Coolmore’s Kentucky division.
Bred in Kentucky by Ten Broeck Farm Inc., Hold That Tiger won the 2002 Grand Criterium-Lucien Barriere
(Fr-G1) at Longchamp and finished third in the Bessemer Trust Breeders’ Cup Juvenile (G1) at Arlington
Park for trainer Aidan O’Brien. The half brother to 1996 Belmont Stakes (G1) winner Editor’s Note also was
the runner-up to Mineshaft in the 2003 Woodward Stakes (G1) at Belmont Park.
• Grade 1 Winner from the immediate family of late champion sire HENNESSY
• Freshman sire of OLD MAN BUCK, winner of the $200,000 Cradle S. and runner-up in the Lane's End
Breeders' Futurity (G1)
• MIKIMOTO'S MOJO, winner of the $125,000 Lafayette S.
• And maiden winners at Keeneland, Santa Anita, Arlington, etc.
• A Group 1 winner and European Champion at two, Hold That Tiger ran second to Horse of the Year
Mineshaft in the Woodward S. (G1) in only his second start on dirt.