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Two Tie for Fastest Eighth During Day 4 OBS June Under-Tack Show

Updated: June 12, 2026

Jason Hall says he can’t recall a single instance when the Medaglia d’Oro colt he co-bred out of the Desert Party mare Scarlet Emerald didn’t impress him and his partners with his superior development.

So when it came time for the dark bay named Bulmaro to take another crucial step forward in his young career, Hall was not the least bit shocked to see his protégé leave those in his presence with a strong impression.

Consigned as Hip 824 by Marcial Galan, Bulmaro inspired more praise from his connections on June 12 when he was one of two horses to work in :9 4/5 during the fourth day of under-tack shows for the Ocala Breeders’ Sales Co. June Two-Year-Olds in Training and Horses of Racing Age Sale, tying for the fastest time at the distance along with Hip 637, a dark bay or brown filly by OBS June graduate Yaupon.

As one of just two offspring by the now pensioned Darley stalwart Medaglia d’Oro set to be offered at the June sale, Bulmaro was already a candidate to be a standout. The fact that he delivered his stellar breeze after missing three months of training in the winter due to a stall accident was further proof to Hall and his partners they have a unique athlete on their hands.

“We’ve loved this colt from Day 1,” said Hall, who bred the colt along with Herschel Martindale, Joe Wheeler, and David Branch. “About halfway through the winter, he bumped his forearm maybe just on a water bucket and developed a hematoma but that developed some bony growth and we had to go in and do surgery. So, this colt has missed three months of training over the winter, and he still did what he did today. We’re very pleased with him.”

The colt is a half brother to stakes placed winner Naughty Lottie, an OBS graduate, and his dam Scarlet Emerald, another OBS graduate, was a winning sprinter for Hall during her racing days. That injection of speed along with Medaglia d’Oro’s proven ability to pass on stamina has Hall cautiously optimistic his colt will have plenty of fanfare when he enters the sales ring.

“He’s been an elite, athletic looking foal from Day 1. I can’t remember a phase that he went through where he wasn’t a standout,” said Hall, who also co-bred Hip 237, Kova, a daughter of Army Mule who also worked in :9 4/5 earlier this week. “He has a little bit more in the hind quarters and gaskin than a lot of the Medaglia d’Oro’s do and that comes from his mother who was a pure sprinter. I think he’s brought the best of both worlds to table with Medaglia d’Oro’s stretch and cardio and ability to get two turns and with a healthy dose of speed from his mother.

“We think he would have stood out even in March or April. But now that’s he was pushed back to June, I just think he’s going to be a huge rockstar in this sale.”

Joining Bulmaro in grabbing attention Friday was Hip 637, the filly by Yaupon consigned by Grade One Investments LLC. The filly is out of the winning Macho Uno mare My Kentucky Rose and is a half sister to graded stakes winner Uncharacteristic.

Two horses worked in :20 4/5 to tie for the fastest quarter-mile on the day:

  • Hip 658, a dark bay or brown filly by Aloha West consigned by Omar Ramirez Bloodstock. The filly is out of the Monsun mare Gravata (GER).
  • Hip 769, a bay colt by Tiz the Law consigned by Hoppel LLC. The colt is out of the Dixieland Band mare Ragtime Road and is a half brother to stakes-placed winner Decimator, an OBS graduate.

A total of 20 horses worked in :10 flat:

  • Hip 613, a bay colt by Drain the Clock consigned by Arroyo Bloodstock. The colt is out of the Uncle Mo mare Mo Cheeks, a half sister to stakes winner and Grade 1 placed Orinoquia, an OBS graduate.
  • Hip 614, a dark bay or brown filly by Life Is Good consigned by Julie Davies. The filly is out of the Speightstown mare Modern Masterpiece, a half sister to Breeders’ Cup winner Tourist.
  • Hip 622, a dark bay or brown filly by Maclean’s Music consigned by Two Oaks Equine. The filly is out of Canadian champion Moonlit Promise, by Malibu Moon, and is from the female family of Hall of Famer and leading sire A.P. Indy.
  • Hip 624, a dark bay or brown filly by Coal Front consigned by Grassroots Training & Sales. The filly is out of the winning More Than Ready mare More Or Less, an OBS June graduate.
  • Hip 632, a bay colt by Charlatan consigned by Kinsman Farm. The colt is out of the winning Street Sense mare Mumbai, a half sister to multiple graded stakes winner Terra Promessa.
  • Hip 670, a bay filly by Epicenter consigned by Kings Equine. The filly is out of the Frosted mare Montana Pretty and is from the female family of Grade 1 winner Midnight Storm.
  • Hip 671, a dark bay or brown filly by Keepmeinmind consigned by Omar Ramirez Bloodstock. The filly is out of the Practical Joke mare No One’s Laughing.
  • Hip 709, a chestnut filly by Jack Christopher consigned Doble J Equine Sales. The filly is out of the winning, stakes-placed Unbridled’s Song mare Oh Carole and is from the female family of champion Escena.
  • Hip 714, a chestnut colt by Gretzky the Great consigned by Marcial Galan. The colt is out of the winning Big Drama mare One Hot Drama –  a half sister to stakes winner She’s So Beautiful – and is a half brother to stakes placed winner Just a Philly, an OBS graduate.
  • Hip 722, Kramerkan, a chestnut colt by OBS graduate Kantharos consigned by Doble J Equine Sales. The colt is out of the Violence mare Out of Hock and is from the female family of Grade 1 winner Voodoo Song.
  • Hip 753, a dark bay or brown colt by Girvin consigned by Navas Equine. The colt is out of the winning Pomeroy mare Pretty U, a full sister to multiple graded stakes winner and graded producer Pomeroys Pistol, an OBS graduate.
  • Hip 754, a dark bay or brown filly by Golden Pal consigned by Hidden Brook. The filly is out of the winning Australia mare Pricing.
  • Hip 755, a bay colt by OBS graduate World of Trouble consigned by Caliente Thoroughbreds. The colt is out of the Midshipman mare Princess Jasmine.
  • Hip 779, a dark bay or brown colt by Jackie’s Warrior consigned by Top Line Sales LLC. The colt is out of the winning, stakes-placed Honor Code mare Recoded, a half sister to Grade 1 winner and OBS graduate Egg Drop.
  • Hip 780, a chestnut colt by Leinster consigned Hoppel LLC. The colt is out of the winning Leroidesanimaux (BRZ) mare Red Aguia.
  • Hip 781, Vina Del Mar, a bay filly by OBS graduate Goldencents consigned by Skies Thoroughbreds. The filly is out of the Speightstown mare Reina Del Mar and is from the female family of multiple graded stakes winner Pants On Fire.
  • Hip 792, Southern Road, a gray or roan colt by Roadster consigned by Omar Ramirez Bloodstock. The colt is out of the Jess’s Dream’s mare Roarsrayofsunshine, a half sister to graded stakes winner and OBS graduate Hurricane Ike.
  • Hip 794, a dark bay or brown filly by Mind Control consigned by Tradewinds Farm. The filly is out of the Dialed In mare Roboz from the female family of French highweight and Group 1 winner Elusive City.
  • Hip 825, Humble and Kind, a chestnut filly by Cyberknife consigned by Top Line Sales LLC. The filly is out of the Wildcat Heir mare Scion Power, a full sister to graded stakes winner Derwin’s Star.
  • Hip 837, a bay filly by Upstart consigned by Top Line Sales LLC. The filly is out of the Distorted Humor mare Seven P’s, a daughter of stakes winner and multiple graded stakes placed Winning Point and from the female family of Eclipse Award and Sovereign Award winner Nitrogen.

A total of five horses worked in :21 flat:

  • Hip 640, a chestnut colt by Mutasaabeq consigned by Blue River Bloodstock, Inc. The colt is out of the winning Maclean’s Music mare My Sister’s Keeper.
  • Hip 641, a dark bay or brown colt by OBS June graduate Yaupon consigned by Omar Ramirez Bloodstock. The colt is out of the multiple stakes winning Etched mare My Sistersledge.
  • Hip 662, Ciarlatano, a dark bay or brown filly by Charlatan consigned by Tom McCrocklin. The filly is out of the Honor Code mare Just Life, a granddaughter of graded stakes winner and OBS graduate French Satin.
  • Hip 776, Rebel Dancer, a bay filly by Social Inclusion consigned by Wildheart Thoroughbreds LLC. The filly is out of the Declaration of War mare Rebellious Dancer.
  • Hip 801, a chestnut colt by Country House consigned by Envision Equine. The colt is out of the Dominus mare Rubin, a half sister to multiple graded stakes winner Air Support.

The under-tack show concludes June 13 at 7:30 a.m. ET with Hips 838 – 1002, supplements 1003 – 1028, and Horses or Racing Age 1051 – 1056 set to work. The OBS June Sale takes place from June 16-18 with sessions beginning at 10:30 a.m. each day. For full results of the under-tack show, visit obssales.com.