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Vino Rosso Filly
Trained By: Steve Klesaris
To race in New York
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- Sire (Vino Rosso) - Number 3 Ranked Third-Crop Sire, #33 Ranked National Sire, Eclipse Award Champion Older Dirt Male, Winner of Breeders' Cup Classic, Gold Cup of Santa Anita (G1), Wood Memorial (G2), Earner of $4.8 million, Son of Curlin
- Sire's Sire (Curlin) - Hall of Fame, Eclipse Award Champion 3-Year-old Colt, Eclipse Award Champion Older Horse, Twice Eclipse Award Horse of the Year, Champion Older Male in UAE, Winner of 7 G1s Including Preakness Stakes (G1), Breeders' Cup Classic (G1), Dubai World Cup (G1), etc, 9 Graded Stakes, Winner of $10.502 million, Sire of 11 Champions, 108 Black Type Winners, 4 Eclipse Award Winners
- Sire's Dam (Mythical Bride) - Producer of Subject Stallion Vino Rosso and Stakes Placed So Alive
- Dam's Sire (Bernardini) - Eclipse Award Champion 3-Year-old Colt, Winner of 3 G1s Including Preakness Stakes (G1), Travers Stakes (G1), Jockey Club Gold Cup (G1), Second in Breeders' Cup Classic (G1), Winner of $3.060 million, Sire of 88 Black Type Winners
- Second Dam (Dangerous Diva) - Dam of 2 winners, 1 Multiple G2-Placed Stakes Winner
- Third Dam (Go To The Ink) - G2 Winner, Dam of 6 Winners, 1 G3-Placed Winner
- Fourth Dam (Pas Who) - Stakes-Placed, Dam of 9 Winners, 3 Stakes Winners
- A+ Nick - Curlin and his sons bred to Bernardini mares have produced 12% stakes winners from starters including 2 G1 winners, 2 G2 winners, and 1 G3 winner. Vino Rosso bred to a Bernardini mare has produced G1-Placed Dancing Groom
- Registered New York-Bred
- Nominated to The Lady Fingers Stakes, The New York Breeder's Futurity, The Breeders' Cup
| Vino Rosso's Recent Top Performers | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Progeny | Date | Race | Finish |
| Avana | Jul 1, 2025 | Monashee Handicap | 1 |
| Kerry's Kiss | Jun 7, 2025 | Panthers Stakes | 3 |
| Masmak | Apr 5, 2025 | Excelsior Stakes | 3 |
| The Wine Steward | Mar 29, 2025 | Oaklwan Mile Stakes (G3) | 3 |
| Tuscan Sky | Mar 29, 2025 | Ghostzapper Stakes | 3 |
| Hey Cowgirl | Mar 22, 2025 | Texas Thoroughbred Association Oaks | 3 |
| Lady Cha Cha | Mar 3, 2025 | Distaf Turf Stakes | 2 |
| The Wine Steward | Jan 25, 2025 | Fifth Season Stake | 1 |
Details
Her head is proportionate with a refined profile and alert expression. A clean, intelligent look is a positive indicator of responsiveness and awareness. Her neck ties in well at the chest and shoulder, slightly on the longer side, which will aid in balance and stride length. Her shoulder is well-sloped, which indicates good reach and stride efficiency, which is a positive for racing. Her withers are prominent but not overly sharp, blending smoothly into her back. This helps with saddle placement and stride control. Her back is of moderate length; not too long (which can lead to a weak core) and not too short (which may limit stride). Her loin is strong and well-connected between her back and hindquarters, suggesting good transmission of power. Her hip is long and gently sloped, which is excellent for propulsion and drive from the hind end. Her gaskin and stifle is well-muscled and defined, which contributes to sprinting ability and acceleration. Her forelegs are straight and clean with good bone. Strong knees and flat cannon bones are important for durability. Her hind legs have good angulation, though slightly upright in the hocks. Excessive uprightness can lead to jarring motion, but this is mild here. Her pasterns are moderately sloped. Proper angulation absorbs concussion well. This horse looks fine in that regard. Her hooves are balanced and proportional to her body. Her overall body condition is lean but muscular in the right places, ideal for a 2-year-old. The development over the topline, gaskin, and shoulder is promising. Her overall balance is very good. She's very balanced front to back, with proportional thirds, which is a key hallmark of athleticism. To summarize, this horse displays good balance and symmetry, a well-sloped shoulder and strong hindquarters (favorable for speed and endurance), correct leg structure, with no obvious faults, and a build suggesting efficient stride mechanics and power. Overall, this 2-year-old shows promising conformation for a racehorse, especially if the movement matches the structural alignment seen here. Continued physical development and sound training will be key, but from a conformation standpoint, this is a solid racing prospect.
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