Veil Dance (dam of Veiled Glory) is one of those wonderful mares that throws runner after runner--not always stakes winners, but most have earned over $100,000. Her son, Major Success, was a Breeder’s Cup quality sprinter. Bobby Frankel trained him and spoke very highly of him. He was actually in the Vegas future Derby pool after he broke his maiden, and was in the Daily Racing Form’s top 5 sprinters until he was injured.  Another son, Dance Thief, was 2^nd in the Williard Proctor Stakes at Hollywood Park in his first start as a 2-year-old. He then ran 2^nd to Roman Ruler in his next start (MSW) and then ran 2^nd to Lost in the Fog in his third start (MSW)--how’s that for hooking tough maiden races!!!  He became very ill, almost died, and never realized his full potential, but was obvious stakes quality. A daughter of Veil Dance, a runner in Japan was also stakes placed over there. Major Success brought $100,000 as a yearling and then brought $200,000 as 2-year-old. Dance Thief brought $55,000 as a yearling and was resold for $180,000. A Buddha filly out of Veil Dance brought $75,000 privately. Another filly, Veiled Glory, was bought back at the 2-year–old sale for $52,000.  Veil Dance is a ¾ sister to Corporate Report (he won a nice little race at Saratoga called the Travers!!!)

Veiled Glory injured her back as a yearling (a fall), but it was not diagnosed until her 2-year-old year. She was prepped for the 2-year-old in-training sales.  At the workout show, it started raining right before her work, turning the track to slop. She had the back injury, so she wasn’t 100% and the rider hit her several times (which she hated and he had been warned about!)  STILL, she went in 10.3 for the 1/8!!  Thus, she had the speed—the back injury prevented her from racing though.

The colt pictured here is by Royal Academy and out of Veiled Glory. He has turned out to be the combination conformationally that we were hoping for when we planned the mating. Veiled Glory is a stocky quarter-horse type; Royal Academy in a very leggy, elegant stallion. The resulting colt is powerfully built like his mom, but bigger and more elegant. He is, however, proving to be very quick. He also has a great personality--smart but tough. Currently training at Middleburg Training Center

Pedigree

$25,000
 

Top yearling Thoroughbred colt at the 2009 Virginia Futurity Show.

$50,000  SOLD


 

SOLD

2007 filly by Value Plus
 

Dam from the family of Funistrada, Cozzene.

Reserve Champion at the 2008 VA-bred Futurity.

Beautiful long stride. Very professional. Currently training at Middleburg Training Center

Value Plus

$25,000

 

1/2 to G2 winner, Major Success, now standing at stud.

Veil Dance (dam of this colt) is one of those wonderful mares that throws runner after runner--not always stakes winners, but most have earned over $100,000. Her son, Major Success, was a Breeder’s Cup quality sprinter. Bobby Frankel trained him and spoke very highly of him. He was actually in the Vegas future Derby pool after he broke his maiden, and was in the Daily Racing Form’s top 5 sprinters until he was injured.  Another son, Dance Thief, was 2^nd in the Williard Proctor Stakes at Hollywood Park in his first start as a 2-year-old. He then ran 2^nd to Roman Ruler in his next start (MSW) and then ran 2^nd to Lost in the Fog in his third start (MSW)--how’s that for hooking tough maiden races!!!  He became very ill, almost died, and never realized his full potential, but was obvious stakes quality. A daughter of Veil Dance, a runner in Japan was also stakes placed over there. Major Success brought $100,000 as a yearling and then brought $200,000 as 2-year-old. Dance Thief brought $55,000 as a yearling and was resold for $180,000. A Buddha filly out of Veil Dance brought $75,000 privately. Another filly, Veiled Glory, was bought back at the 2-year–old sale for $52,000.  Veil Dance is a ¾ sister to Corporate Report (he won a nice little race at Saratoga called the Travers!!!)

Clean x-rays and scope.

$25,000

Pedigree
 

2010

Red Will

Winning at the 3'6"-3"9" level in jumper classes, loves cross country and hunting. Price will continue to increase as training progresses.

Grand Champion of the Schooling Jumper Division for the 2009/2010 Winter jumping Series at Frying Pan Park. Placed 8th out of 30 in very first recognized event competing against horses with years more experience.

$ Contact us for Price $ 

Price increasing as training, experience, and accomplishments continue!
 

Red Will at Sandstone (July 09)

$5,000

Henri--Hunter/Jumper/Event prospect

Henri at Elysian Hills (sunburned coat)
 

Henri at Elysian Hills (July)

Henri (August)

"HENRI" 8-yr-old, 16.0 h Thoroughbred gelding jumping 3'7"—a strong, powerful jumper who is now showing locally.

Easy around the barn. In July, won first 3 jumper classes in a local show with no warm-up (late to the show) AND having never done a course of jumps previously!  Just started eventing--never refuses--this horse loves to jump!

8/26/08 UPDATE: Went clear in his first ever class at 3'7"

This horse is progressing rapidly. Price will be increased this fall.

SOLD

Even when in race training and still a stallion, Henri was well behaved, allowing our young nephews to sit double on his back.

Email Fzureick@earthlink.net for more information. Call Kay at 703-447-2122 if interested in seeing.

Henri

Henri (August)

SOLD