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Rare News

Multiple Graded

Stakes Performer

$43,758 Earnings

 

 

 

What your horse

will see

when racing against

a son or daughter of

Rare News!

 

 

 

A FEW

TWO-YEAR-OLDS

TO WATCH

Horses racing in 2008

bred & sold or owned

by Circle D

(or with connections

to Circle D's Rare News)

 

IN MOZAMBIQUE

Rare News filly

(owned by Circle D).

Stakes-placed in her

2nd out at 2!

Racing in Idaho in '08.

=

JUST A RUMOR

Rare News filly.

2008 race winner, stakes qualifier. Will be back

to the track in 2009.

BRANDSNESS

Hawkinson colt out of

A Terra Chick, bred by

Circle D, will race at

Evangeline Downs in '08.

COMES NATURALLY

Rare News 2-yr-old filly

racing in North Dakota

in 2008.

DA BLOOD SPEAKS

Rare News filly

will race in Oklahoma

in 2008.

 

 

FEATURED HORSE

Polynesia

Race winning daughter

of Separatist

from the family of

Merry For Money

in foal to

Latest Version

for 2009!

 

FEATURED HORSE

Dashin Meter

Classy daughter of

METER ME GONE

in foal to Champion

Separatist for 2009.

 

FEATURED HORSE

Sheza Signature Gal

Very nice 2-yr-old

daughter of

Heza Fast Man

from family of Prissy Gold Digger

currently at the track.

 

 

Look at the quality

 Rare News

is siring!

Look at the quality

 Rare News

is siring!

 

Rare News filly

"MOZY"

on the cover of

The Racing Journal

April 2006

 

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2001 Sorrel AQHA Mare   

Rare Form - Sixy Baby, Streakin Six

From the family of Baby Hold On, si 109, 13 wins,

multiple stakes winner, $418,373.

 

Decup, by Champion Rare Form, si 120, and out of Sixy Baby, by Streakin Six, si 104, is a big, stretchy sorrel mare with a lot behind her and a lot ahead.

 

Decup ("Baby") had three starts at two, and was in the money each of the three times with one second and two thirds. She earned $2,510 and a speed index of 80 before an injury in the gate on her fourth start ended her racing career.

 

Decup was sired by the magnificent Rare Form, by The Signature, si 107. This big, plain mare has a very strong pedigree, nice conformation and an incredibly kind disposition.

 

Her dam is Sixy Baby, an unraced Streakin Six mare, out of Baby Hold On, si 109 (by Dash For Cash). She is a half-sister to How Special, si 104, $119,995. Sixy Baby is dam of 11 foals, 9 starters, 5 winners, and 8 ROM, including  Raise A Sixy, si 97, $30,240, 2002 Racing Northwest Hi-Point Aged Mare, Sixy Too, si 90, winner (dam of Sixy Bee, si 90, 5 wins, $37,672, Solano Derby, 2nd Wine Co., Derby, etc., ); Pritzi Too, si 91, 6 wins to 4, $29,693, etc. Sixy Baby's offspring have earnings of $82,826.

 

Her second dam  is the remarkable Baby Hold On, a 1978 multiple stakes winning mare whose track earnings totaled $418,373. Baby Hold On, si 109, is dam to 13 foals, 9 performers, 9 ROM, 2 - 100+ ROM, 7 winners, 1 stakes winner, 2 stakes placers, whose earnings were $178,191. Her offspring include stakes winner How Special, si 104 (by Special Effort), $119,995, 1st La Primera Del Ano Derby, 2nd Golden State Derby, etc., Corona Countess, si 96 (by Count Corona), a stakes placed winner of $13,205, Dash Is Back, si 92 (by Late To Bed), stakes placed winner of $9,116, and many other accomplished horses.

 

Decup's 4th dam is Country Mama, si 93 (by St Bar, si 100), dam of 13 foals, 11 starters, 9 ROM, 8 winners, 1 stakes winner, with earnings of $564,279, including Baby Hold On (above), Dashin Saint, si 98 (by Dash For Cash), 3 wins, $76,793, finalist All American Derby-G1.

 

Her 5th dam, Midas Touch, si 85, by Chudejs Black Gold (by Depth Charge), was dam to 19 foals, 14 starters, 7 winners, 8 ROM, with earnings of $23,644.

 

As a broodmare, Decup (we call her "Baby") has had some disappointments. Her first foal (2005), a colt by Rare News, was born premature and never survived. Her second foal (2007), a filly by Rare News, died at birth from an aneurysm. Baby went through a time of depression and poor health following the last foal she lost. She is now strong and healthy again -- and back in foal to Rare News for what we hope and pray will be a healthy 2009 foal.

 


 

 

Rare Form si 120

The Signature si 107 Noholme II TB

Star Kingdom TB

x Stardust

Oceana TB

x Colombo

Mable Chick Too si 95

Moolah Bux TB

x Mahmoud

Mable Chick si 100

x Triple Chick

Especially For You si 79 Dash For Cash si 114

Rocket Wrangler si 97

x Rocket Bar

Find A Buyer TB

x To Market

Tiny Be Mine si 95

Go Man Go si 100

x Top Deck

Triple Tiny si 100

x Triple Chick

Sixy Baby

Streakin Six si 104

Easy Six si 97

Easy Jet si 100

x Jet Deck

Peggy Toro si 100

Hijo The Bull

Miss Assured si 95

Little Request TB

x Requested

Assured si 95

x Direct Win

Baby Hold On si 109 Dash For Cash si 114

Rocket Wrangler si 97

x Rocket Bar

Find A Buyer si 97

Country Mama si 93

St Bar si 100

x Three Bars

Midas Touch si 85

x Chudejs Black Gold si 95

x Depth Charge TB

 

 

Left: The Signature, si 107, Decup's grandsire;

Right:  Decup -- October 2004

 


Baby Hold On, Decup's second dam, has an interesting story herself.

In 1977, B.F. Phillips, Dash For Cash's breeder and owner, was considering syndicating his World Champion four-year-old colt.  He started the syndicate procedure by test breeding mares owned by prospective syndicate members. At the end of the breeding season, Dash For Cash went back to the track to earn his second World Championship.

 

In 1978, the Dash For Cash "test babies" hit the ground running -- including a filly out of Country Mama, si 93, called Baby Hold On. This filly became a racehorse to reckon with. Baby Hold On won $418,372 (another "test baby" born in 1978, Queen For Cash, earned $482,933), and proved that Dash For Cash could not only run, but he could sire runners!

 

Below: Back cover from The Quarter Racing Record, August 15, 1980.

 


Country Mama in an Ad, 1985.

 

 

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Teri and foal, Tyler Creek, circa 1961.