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Lassofthemohicans
Indian Charlie - Dream Street, By Tale of the Cat
Lael Stables
Owner
Candy Ride
Bred To
Born at 10:06 p.m. on April 6, 2019
Foaling Date
Denali Stud
Farm
About Lassofthemohicans
Lassofthemohicans was purchased by Gretchen and Roy Jackson’s Lael Stables at the Keeneland November 2016 Breeding Stock Sale. A dark bay mare foaled on March 20, 2012, she is a daughter of Indian Charlie out of the Tale of the Cat mare Dream Street. Bred in Kentucky by Gaines-Gentry Thoroughbreds, Thomas Van Meter and Fox-Straus KY, Lassofthemohicans raced 11 times between 2014 and 2016. Her lone win took place in her fourth career start at Gulfstream Park in 2014. She also finished second four times. Trained by Hall of Famer Bill Mott during her racing career, Lassofthemohicans is in foal to Candy Ride with an expected due date of March 25.
Daily Routine
Schedule
7:30 am
Stall
10 am
Turned out
Diet
8-10 quarts of feed a.m. and p.m.
20 to 25 pounds of hay
Water - free choice
About the Owner
Lael Stables
Lael Stables
The Pennsylvania-based Lael Stables of Gretchen and Roy Jackson has enjoyed tremendous success in thoroughbred racing. Their most famous horse was 2006 Kentucky Derby winner Barbaro. Lael has also campaigned graded stakes winners such as Showing Up, Divining Rod, Ready Set, Ageless, Hawksmoor, Precious Kitten, No Dozing, My Princess Jess, and Check the Label, among others. Lael Stables won the Eclipse Award for Outstanding Owner in 2006.
Denali Stud
Based in Paris, Ky., Craig and Holly Bandoroff’s Denali Stud was established in 1990 on more than 700 acres in Bourbon County. Since its founding, Denali has sold more than $496 million worth of horses. Denali is consistently among the leading consignors of yearlings, weanlings, and broodmares at public auctions in Kentucky and New York. Equally impressive as the farm’s commercial success is the racetrack performance of the farm’s graduates. More than 400 stakes horses have emerged from Denali consignments, including numerous racing stars who have gone on to lucrative stud careers, including Animal Kingdom, Uncle Mo, Real Quiet, Deputy Commander, and Champagne Room, among others.
