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After one of his fillies took center stage earlier in the week, consignor Omar Ramirez witnessed one of his colts take to the track June 14 and showcase the depth of his consignment for 2025 OBS June Two-Year-Olds and Horses of Racing Age Sale.

Having already sent out Hip 229, a dark bay or brown filly by Cloud Computing to tie for the bullet move when she breezed a quarter in :20 4/5 on Wednesday, Ramirez enjoyed another highlight Saturday when Hip 829, a bay colt by Beau Liam, equaled the OBS track record for the distance when he worked in :20 1/5 during the fifth and final under tack session.

The Beau Liam colt becomes the first horse to work in :20 1/5 at OBS since a pair of entrants clocked that time at the 2024 Spring Sale of Two-Year-Olds in Training. One of the :20 1/5 workers in that 2024 April sale was Cash Call, recent winner of the Summertime Oaks (G3).

“I told Jimbo Gladwell (of Top Line Sales) this morning ‘I’ve got a good one coming out’”, Ramirez laughed. “I was expecting 20 and 3, 20 and 4 and if I was really lucky, 20 and 2. But 20 and 1, that’s amazing. He’s just a great colt. I knew the work was going to be good. I knew he was going to be the bullet, whatever the bullet was today.

“One of my riders told me to send this horse a quarter because he keeps going, he’s not going to stop. He’s ready to run.”

Bred by La Ciega LLC, the colt is out of the Lemon Drop Kid mare Sweetnsour Kitty, who is from the female family of graded stakes winner and multiple Grade 1 placed Feverish. He also caps off a banner week for Ramirez who believes his 28-horse strong consignment may be his best yet.

“This colt is just a special horse. He does everything naturally,” said Ramirez, who consigns as Omar Ramirez Bloodstock.  “He just goes over there and does his thing. I’ve had a great under tack show overall. All my babies responded well and have come back good and are looking good.”

Though he wasn’t part of the slate of under tack workers, another youngster who had a top outing this week was Hip 158, Khon Han, who won via disqualification first time out after crossing the wire second by a nose in the sixth race at Gulfstream Park on June 13. Consigned by A B Thoroughbreds, the colt is by Rock Your World and is out of the winning, stakes-placed Bellamy Road mare Bella Alicita.

Two horses worked in :9 4/5 to tie for the fastest eighth on the day:

• Hip 754, a bay filly by OBS grad Yaupon consigned by Golden Rock Thoroughbreds. The filly is out of the winning, stakes-placed Aldebaran mare Shine Softly, from the female family of champion Soaring Softly, and is a half-sister to stakes winner The Grass Is Blue.
• Hip 831, a dark bay or brown filly by Leinster consigned by S G V Thoroughbreds. The filly is out of the winning Concord Point mare Sweetsweetsweet, who is a half-sister to stakes winner and OBS grad Concealedwithakiss.

One horse worked in :20 4/5:

• Hip 788, a gray or roan filly by Vino Rosso consigned by Blue Sapphire Stables. The filly is out of the winning Unbridled’s Song mare Spoken and is from the female family of Grade 1 winner and graded stakes producer Preach, dam of sire Pulpit.

One horse worked in :21 flat:

• Hip 853, a bay colt by Beau Liam consigned by Hoppel LLC. The colt is out of the Bernardini mare Practical Cat, who is out of a half-sister to multiple Grade 1 winner and graded stakes producer It’s Tricky.

Two horses worked in :21 1/5:

• Hip 178, Motor City Man, a bay colt by Mo Town consigned by Hoppel LLC. The colt is out of the multiple stakes winning West Acre mare Blue Eyed Sweetie, an OBS grad, and is a half-brother to multiple stakes winner Lenzi’s Lucky Lady.
• Hip 858, Artifice, a chestnut colt by Charlatan consigned by Wavertree Stables. The colt is out of the stakes winning In Summation mare R Girls a Charmer, an OBS grad.

A total of 26 horses worked in :10 flat:

• Hip 657, a bay colt by Ghostzapper consigned by Julie Davies. The colt is out of the winning Maclean’s Music mare Poets Dreamed, who is out of multiple Grade 1 winner Lady Tak.
• Hip 724, Truly Unbelievable, a chestnut colt by Vekoma consigned by Golden Rock Thoroughbreds. The colt is out of the Smart Strike mare Saratoga Summer and is a half-brother to graded stakes winner Summersault.
• Hip 734, a bay colt by Maclean’s Music consigned by de Meric Sales. The colt is out of the winning Mineshaft mare Sengekontacket, who is a full sister to stakes winner and OBS grad Wolf Man Rocket.
• Hip 755, a dark bay or brown colt by Independence Hall consigned by Golden Rock Thoroughbreds. The colt is out of the Speightstown mare Shop for Gold, who is out of a half sister to Grade 1 winner Miss Shop and graded stakes winner and sire Trappe Shot.
• Hip 764, a dark bay or brown filly by Uncle Chuck consigned by Blas Perez Stables. The filly is out of the winning Majestic City mare Sister Aurora, an OBS grad.
• Hip 768, a bay filly by Classic Empire consigned by Navas Equine. The filly is out of the winning Sky Mesa mare Sky Skier, who is out of multiple stakes winner Uphill Skier and is a half-sister to stakes winners Breathoffreshheir and Hot Heir Skier.
• Hip 777, a bay colt by Tunwoo consigned by Whitman Sales. The colt is out of the Distorted Humor mare Sonhadora, who is out of Grade 1 winner Swift Temper.
• Hip 784, a bay filly by Uncle Chuck consigned by Nice and Easy Thoroughbreds. The filly is out of the Singspiel (IRE) mare Speaking Role (GB), a full sister to graded stakes winner Miss Singhsix (IRE).
• Hip 790, a dark bay or brown filly by Caravaggio consigned by Wavertree Stables. The filly is out of the winning, stakes-placed Smart Strike mare Srikinglybeautiful and is a half-sister to Puerto Rican champion Super Strong, an OBS grad.
• Hip 795, a dark bay or brown colt by Tapwrit consigned by Champions of the Future. The colt is out of the Currency Swap mare Starship Madonna, who is a half-sister to stakes winner and OBS grad Hi Fashioned.
• Hip 804, a dark bay or brown filly by Independence Hall consigned by Julie Davies. The filly is out of the winning Shakin It Up mare Stirred, an OBS grad.
• Hip 812, a dark bay or brown colt by Tom’s d’Etat consigned by J. J. Thoroughbreds. The colt out of the winning, stakes-placed Take Charge Indy mare Summer’s Indy and is from the female family of Grade 1 winner Summer Colony.
• Hip 820, Inspector Twelve, a bay colt by Gunnevera consigned by Nice and Easy Thoroughbreds. The colt is out of the winning Posse mare Super Trooper and is a half-brother to stakes winner Peter D, an OBS June grad.
• Hip 821, a chestnut colt by Good Samaritan consigned by Omar Ramirez Bloodstock. The colt is out of the winning Tiz the One mare Suzie’s Dream.
• Hip 835, a bay filly by Modernist consigned by Navas Equine. The filly is out of the winning Smart Strike mare Karma Strikes, who is out of graded stakes winner Broad Dynamite and is a half sister to stakes winner Dynazaper.
• Hip 838, a chestnut colt by OBS grad Mitole consigned by Ordonez Thoroughbreds. The colt is out of the winning Strong Hope mare Laur Net, who is out of stakes winner Lady Lionel.
• Hip 843, a dark bay or brown filly by Independence Hall consigned by Little Farm Equine. The filly is out of winning mare Makealitlemischief, by OBS grad Into Mischief, from the immediate female family of graded stakes winner Buy the Barrel.
• Hip 846, a bay colt by Beau Liam consigned by L. G., Agent. The colt is out of the stakes winning and graded stakes placed Military mare Meadow Saffron, an OBS grad, and is a half brother to OBS grad Dark Saffron, winner of the Dubai Golden Shaheen (G1) this April.
• Hip 850, a chestnut filly by Curlin consigned by Caliente Thoroughbreds. The filly is out of the graded stakes winning Tapit mare Mufajaah, who is a daughter of multiple graded stakes winner Carolyn’s Cat.
• Hip 856, a bay colt by Known Agenda consigned by Camelot Acres Racing and Sales. The colt is out of the winning Prospective mare Prospective Diva, an OBS grad, and is from the female family of Grade 1 winner Bonapaw.
• Hip 857, a gray or roan filly by Gun Runner consigned by Randy Miles. The filly is out of the Grade 1 winning Distorted Humor mare Restless Rider, who was the runner up in the 2018 Breeders’ Cup Juvenile Fillies (G1).
• Hip 860, a bay filly by Core Beliefs consigned by Thorostock. The filly is out of the Run Away and Hide mare Saddlemenot and is from the female family of multiple graded stakes winner and producer French Park.
• Hip 864, a bay filly by Independence Hall consigned by Top Lines Sales. The filly is out of the winning Speightstown mare and OBS grad Shenton Park, who is a half-sister to the dam of Breeders’ Cup Filly and Mare Sprint (G1) winner Wavell Avenue.
• Hip 867, a chestnut colt by Violence consigned by Top Line Sales. The colt is out of the winning Distorted Humor mare Snicker Belle and is a half-brother to multiple stakes-placed winner Wentz.
• Hip 869, a bay filly by Vekoma consigned by Grade One Investments. The filly is out of Starluna, by OBS grad Into Mischief, who is a full sister to Grade 1 placed Figure of Speech.
• Hip 871, a bay colt by Charlatan consigned by Julie Davies. The colt is out of the stakes winning Street Sense mare Streetwithnoname and is from the female family of Grade 1 winners La Gueriere and Icon Project.

Full results of the under-tack show can also be found on the OBS website.

The OBS June sale takes place June 17-18 with sessions beginning at 10 a.m. each day. The sale will be streamed live on the OBS website at obssales.com, as well as the Blood-Horse, DRF, TDN and Past The Wire websites.

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Consignor Ciaran Dunne routinely says there is no hiding a good horse on the sale grounds. Sure enough, during the fourth day of the Under Tack show for the 2025 OBS June Two-Year-Olds and Horses of Racing Age Sale, some of the promising members of Dunne’s Wavertree Stables consignment were anything but incognito.

Amidst clear skies and slightly breezy conditions, Dunne’s protégés repeatedly showed their potential during Friday’s session, including Hip 634, a bay colt by Nyquist, who worked an eighth in :9 3/5 to post the fastest time at the distance.

The Nyquist colt is the lone horse to go in :9 3/5 thus far during the Under Tack show and his outing helped validate the patience shown to him by Dunne and breeder Cypress Creek Equine. Out of Chilean champion and stakes winner Paquita Coqueta (CHI), by Scat Daddy, the colt was an immature type when he first came to Wavertree last fall but has steadily blossomed – physically and mentally – ahead of the June exercise.

“We got him in October/November and he was a little bit backwards as a yearling,” Dunne said of the colt. “Just because of his immaturity, we waited for this sale. But he’s always been a nice horse who has done everything right. We went up with high expectations today and he didn’t disappoint. He had every right to do what he did, and it takes a good horse to do what he did.”

The Nyquist colt is a half-brother to the Laoban filly Colder Weather, who is stakes placed in Venezuela.

In addition to having the day’s top time with the Nyquist colt, Wavertree also had two youngsters work in :9 4/5 in Hip 572, a bay colt by Bolt d’Oro out of the Smart Strike mare Missile Belle, and Hip 564, a gray or roan filly by Liam’s Map.

The filly is out of the winning Bertrando mare Mindfully, a daughter of Grade 1 winner Key Phrase from the female family of Breeders’ Cup Filly & Mare Sprint (G1) winner Bar of Gold.

“The Liam’s Map filly is a very typical Unbridled’s Song,” said Dunne, referencing Liam’s Map’s sire. “She’s a beautiful filly, very leggy. She was originally slated to go to the races, but a few little things happened and they decided to reroute her here.

“The Bolt d’Oro colt is a big horse,” Dunne continued. “We had him slated for April but it was coming a little too quick for him. We always felt he was a nice horse and decided to give him a little extra time in hopes that he was as nice as we thought he was. Again, he proved to be worth the wait.”

The Bolt d’Oro colt and Liam’s Map filly were among the nine horses who worked in :9 4/5 Thursday. Others who posted that time were:

• Hip 554, a gray or roan filly by Twirling Candy consigned by Golden Rock Thoroughbreds. The filly, who is a half-sister to graded stakes placed Our Moonlight, is out of the winning, graded stakes placed Unbridled’s Song mare Mannerly who is out of a full sister to Grade 1 placed stakes winner Spring Awakening.
• Hip 563, a bay colt by Practical Joke consigned by de Meric Sales. The colt is out of the Drosselmeyer mare Midnight Girl, a half-sister to multiple Grade 1 winner Midnight Lucky.
• Hip 577, Machine Gun, a bay colt by Liam’s Map consigned by Adios Amigos. The colt is out of the Grade 1 winning Game Plan mare Mistical Plan and is a half-brother to multiple stakes winner Patriot Spirit, an OBS grad who recently ran second in the Knicks Go Stakes at Churchill Downs.
• Hip 589, a gray or roan colt by Liam’s Map consigned by Top Line Sales. The colt is out of Peruvian champion Morena (PER), by Privately Held, and is a half brother to Belmont Stakes (G1) winner Creator.
• Hip 644, a dark bay or brown filly by Win Win Win consigned by Champions of the Future. The filly is out of the winning mare Perfect Prediction, by OBS grad Majesticperfection, and is a half-sister to multiple stakes winner and graded stakes placed Surly Furious.
• Hip 653, a bay colt by Runhappy consigned by Nice and Easy Thoroughbreds. The colt is out of the Maclean’s Music mare Platinum Artist, who is out of a full sister to graded stakes winner Paved in Gold.
• Hip 654, a bay filly by Bolt d’Oro consigned by Woodside Ranch. The filly is out of the winning Elusive Quality mare Platonic Love and is from the female family of Grade 1 winner and producer Toussaud.

Three horses worked in :20 4/5:

• Hip 538, a chestnut colt by Catalina Cruiser consigned by Thorostock. The colt is out of the winning Quality Road mare Madison Avenue and is from the female family of multiple graded stakes winner Woke Up Dreamin.
• Hip 697, a bay colt by Tunwoo consigned by LF Horse Training and Sales. The colt is out the Distorted Humor mare Ribbing and is a half brother to stakes placed Always Angels, an OBS grad.
• Hip 705, a bay filly by Omaha Beach consigned by Hoppel LLC. The filly is out of the Karakontie (JPN) mare Romy, who is a half-sister to graded stakes winner and OBS grad Wells Bayou.

Four horses worked in :21 flat:

• Hip 594, a bay filly by Nyquist consigned by Hoppel LLC. The filly is out of the winning, multiple stakes-placed mare Mourette, by Smart Strike, and is a half-sister to multiple graded stakes winner Sir Anthony.
• Hip 604, a bay colt by Girvin consigned by Ocala Stud. The colt is out of the winning mare My Dawn, by OBS grad Goldencents, who is a half sister to multiple graded stakes winner and millionaire Vicar’s in Trouble.
• Hip 650, a bay filly by Practical Joke consigned by Hoppel LLC. The filly is out of the Tiznow now Pinata Cat, who is a half sister to Grade 1 winner Drill.
• Hip 672, a dark bay or brown filly by Modernist consigned by G. A. Thoroughbred Sales. The filly is out of the Simon Pure mare Pure Ride and is from the female family of sire Mr. Greeley.

Four horses worked in :21 1/5

• Hip 544, a bay colt by Ransom the Moon consigned by Champions of the Future. The colt is out of the Honor Code mare Magnolia Bee, who is out of a full sister to Grade 1 winner Frost Giant.
• Hip 566, Fly Life, a bay filly by Tunwoo consigned by J B Stable. The filly is out of the winning Distorted Humor mare Mine for Life, who is out of stakes winner and graded stakes placed Abby’s Angel. The filly is also a half-sister to the dam of graded stakes placed Boss Sully.
• Hip 642, Barakah, a dark bay or brown filly by Speightstown consigned by Ocala Stud. The filly is out of the winning Pleasantly Perfect mare Perfect Flute, a daughter of Kentucky Oaks (G1) winner Flute and half-sister to graded stakes winner and producer Filimbi.
• Hip 690, a dark bay or brown filly by Independence Hall consigned by Horseland Stables. The filly is out of the Temple City mare R City Girl, a half-sister to graded stakes winner By Your Side, by Constitution.

Nine horses worked in :10 flat:

• Hip 545, a bay colt by Connect consigned by Harris Training Center. The colt, who is out of the winning Mineshaft mare Magsamelia, an OBS grad, and is a half brother to stakes placed Cuneo, is from the female family of champion Storm Song.
• Hip 565, a dark bay or brown colt by Shancelot consigned by de Meric Sales. The colt is out of the winning stakes placed Mineshaft mare Mined Over Matter, who is a half-sister to multiple graded stakes winner Choctaw Nation.
• Hip 568, a bay filly by More Than Ready consigned by Golden Thoroughbreds Training and Sales. The filly is out of Mischievous Maude, by OBS grad Into Mischief, who is out of stakes winner and graded stakes placed Maude S.
• Hip 570, a chestnut filly by Vino Rosso consigned by Omar Ramirez Bloodstock. The filly is out of the Posse mare Miss Anna Marie, who is a full sister to graded stakes winner Comedero.
• Hip 601, a bay filly by Uncle Chuck consigned by Blue River Bloodstock, Inc. The filly is out of the winning Trippi mare My Coastie, a dual OBS grad who has five winners from five to race.
• Hip 627, a bay filly by Independence Hall consigned by Grassroots Training & Sales.  The filly is out of the winning Notional mare Oh Kay See, a half sister to Grade 1 winner So Many Ways.
• Hip 670, a bay filly by Bolt d’Oro consigned by On Point Training & Sales. The filly is out of the winning Bodemeister mare Procuradora, a half-sister to graded stakes winner and dual OBS grad Vexor.
• Hip 675, Paddy Dillon, a bay colt by Omaha Beach consigned by Blas Perez Stables. The colt is out of the Malibu Moon mare Qualkris and is a half-brother to stakes placed winner Laura’s Charm.
• Hip 682, Flashy Khozy, a chestnut filly by Khozan consigned by Hoppel LLC. The filly is out of the Utopia (JPN) mare Radical Grace and is a full sister to stakes placed winner Valenzan Day, an OBS grad.

The OBS June under tack show wraps up on June 14 at 7:30 a.m. with Hips 706-833, Supplements 834-873, and Horses of Racing Age 901-903 set to be on the track. The sale itself takes place June 17-18 with sessions beginning at 10 a.m. each day.

All under tack sessions are streamed live on the OBS website at obssales.com, as well as the Blood-Horse, DRF, TDN and Past The Wire websites. Full results of the under-tack show can also be found on the OBS website.

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As Ali Rice spoke about both the effort one of her consignment’s top fillies delivered on the track and the sentiment the chestnut youngster carried with her, the Florida heat became no match for the emotions that bubbled up.

“I’m getting goosebumps,” said Rice, who operates RiceHorse Stable with her husband Brandon. “It’s 100 degrees and I’m getting goosebumps.”

The inspiration behind the overflow of pride that overtook Rice during the third day of the Under Tack show for the 2025 OBS June Two-Year-Olds and Horses of Racing Age Sale came after Hip 412, Elenique, a chestnut filly by Leinster, worked a quarter in :20 3/5 to post the fastest time at the distance during the June 12 session.

Out of the winning Cape Blanco (IRE) mare Cape Trios, who is herself a daughter of stakes winner Trois Aureole, the filly is owned by Aldo De Luca and has been with the RiceHorse team for about a month and a half. Even before throwing down her bullet move, the filly succeeded in making a massive impression on those around her with both her good mind and physical prowess.

“She arrived to us and has done everything right and came into this poised and ready for action,” Ali Rice said. “She’s so efficient in her stride that it seems effortless when she goes. You never hear her move across the track so….you never expect 20 and 3 but we knew she was so efficient that she would produce the breeze on the day.

“And I think OBS has done a good job keeping the track fair and nice,” Rice continued. “It can get hot and sticky but we’re starting earlier we’re breaking often. We’re doing the right things so horses can have an opportunity to perform.”

Shortly after the filly put in her impressive move, De Luca shared with Rice why the filly was special for reasons beyond the obvious.

“He told me a beautiful story today where his partner in business and his wife passed away within four months of each other,” Rice said. “Their little boy is 11 years old, and he came to the farm for a little time away to see the horses and he particularly loved this filly. So, (De Luca) gave the partner in name a piece of this filly.

“And the little boy asked if he could name her, so she is named Elenique after his mother who died of cancer. Sometimes these horses know that it needs to happen.”

Two horses worked in :20 4/5 during the session: Hip 369, a bay colt by Global Campaign consigned by Ocala Stud and Hip 410, a bay colt by Twirling Candy consigned by Tom McCrocklin.

The Global Campaign colt is out of the winning Harlan’s Holiday mare Holiday Flare, an OBS grad, and is a half-brother to multiple stakes placed Restofthestory and stakes placed Big Effect, both of whom are OBS grads.

The Twirling Candy colt is out of the Speightstown mare Brooke and Emory, who is out of multiple Grade 1 winner Hard Not to Like.

McCrocklin also sent out the lone horse to work in :21 flat, Hip 425, Slovenia Melania, a chestnut filly by Nyquist. The filly is out of the More Than Ready mare Hasnaa, a half-sister to graded stakes winner Shagaf.

One horse, Hip 374, a bay filly by Seeking the Soul consigned by Blue Sapphire Stables worked three-eighths in :33 flat. The filly is out of the winning Ghostzapper mare Holy Empress who is a full sister to Canadian champion Holy Helena and a half sister to graded stakes winner Holy Boss.

A total of seven horses worked in :9 4/5:

• Hip 351, Let’s Go Barbie, a dark bay or brown filly by Midshipman consigned by New Hope AB. The filly is out of the winning Medaglia d’Oro mare Greek Mythology, a half sister to graded stakes winner and stakes producer Devious Intent.
• Hip 459, a chestnut filly by Charlatan consigned by Top Line Sales. The filly is out of the winning Medaglia d’Oro mare Jade d’Oro, a half sister to multiple Grade 1 winner Lord Nelson.
• Hip 476, a dark bay or brown filly by Uncle Chuck consigned by S G V Thoroughbreds. The filly is out of the With Distinction mare Kiana Believes and is from the female family of Grade 1 winners Point Ashley and Paola Queen.
• Hip 496, a dark bay or brown filly by Kantharos consigned by Wildheart Thoroughbreds. The filly is out of the winning Twirling Candy mare Last Resort and is a half-sister to stakes winner Professors’ Pride.
• Hip 503, a bay filly by Maximus Mischief consigned by Harris Training Center. The filly is out of the winning Lemon Drop Kid mare Lemon Drop Kitty, a full sister to multiple stakes winner and graded stakes placed Candy Kitty.
• Hip 512, a bay colt by Modernist consigned by Omar Ramirez Bloodstock. The colt is out of the winning Sidney’s Candy mare Lila Ruth and is from the female family of multiple Grade 1 winner Win.
• Hip 528, Unlimited, a chestnut colt by Authentic consigned by Wavertree Stables. The colt is out of the Pulpit mare Lovely, a half-sister to multiple graded stakes winner Multiple Choice and from the female family of champion National Treasure.

Five horses worked in :21 1/5:

• Hip 405, a bay filly by Improbable consigned by Top Line Sales. The filly is out of the winning Distorted Humor mare Abou, a half-sister to graded stakes winner Joe Vann.
• Hip 485, a dark bay or brown colt by Awesome Slew consigned by Ocala Stud. The colt is out of the winning Montbrook mare Lady Carlotta and is a half-brother to stakes winner Broadway Run, an OBS grad.
• Hip 502, a chestnut filly by Tale of Ekati consigned by Blue Sapphire Stables. The filly is out of the winning Lemon Drop Kid mare Lemon Drop Belle, who is out of multiple graded stakes winner Bourbon Belle.
• Hip 505, a bay filly by St Patrick’s Day consigned by Wildheart Thoroughbreds. The filly is out of the winning Lemon Drop Kid mare Lemon Princess.
• Hip 521, a bay filly by Central Banker consigned by My Little Stable Racing. The filly is out of the winning D’Funnybone mare Lizzy’s Fun and is from the female family of Grade 1 winner Sir Harry Lewis.

A total of 18 horses worked in :10 flat:

• Hip 349, a dark bay or brown filly by Independence Hall consigned by Top Line Sales. The filly is out of the winning mare Greater Glory, by OBS grad Into Mischief.
• Hip 388, a bay colt by Beau Liam consigned by Wavertree Stables. The colt is out of the winning Giant’s Causeway mare Tell Me Everything and is a half brother to stakes placed Verboten.
• Hip 390, a chestnut colt by Midshipman consigned by Top Line Sales. The colt is out of the Gemologist mare The Girls, a half sister to multiple stakes winner Wink.
• Hip 392, a gray or roan filly by Essential Quality consigned by Top Line Sales. The filly is out of the multiple graded stakes winner Tricky Escape, by Hat Trick (JPN).
• Hip 397, a dark bay or brown colt by Ghostzapper consigned by Top Line Sales. The colt is out of the Arch mare Valya’s Vengeance, who is out of stakes winner Tiger Cat Lilly.
• Hip 399, a chestnut colt by Gun Runner consigned by Top Line Sales. The colt is out of the graded stakes winning After Market mare Volcat and is a half brother to graded stakes placed winner Dream Friend, an OBS grad.
• Hip 417, a bay colt by Silver State consigned by McKathan Bros. Sales. The colt is out of the multiple stakes winning mare Dene Court, by OBS grad City Zip, and is a half brother to multiple graded stakes placed Artemus Citylimits.
• Hip 421, a dark bay or brown colt by Charlatan consigned by Wavertree Stables. The colt is out of the winning Scat Daddy mare Elandess, who is a half-sister to graded stakes winner Peace Achieved.
• Hip 422, a bay filly by Maclean’s Music consigned by Top Line Sales. The filly is out of the winning Forest Wildcat mare Fallseed and is a half-sister to graded stakes winner and Grade 1 placed Ivy Bell.
• Hip 429, a bay colt by Charlatan consigned by Omar Ramirez Bloodstock. The colt is out of the graded stakes winning Exchange Rate mare Hillhouse High, an OBS grad.
• Hip 458, a bay colt by Maximus Mischief consigned by Really and Truly Thoroughbreds. The colt is out of the Curlin mare J.A. Curlin, who is out of multiple stakes winner Victory With Class.
• Hip 461, a chestnut colt by Practical Joke consigned by Ordonez Thoroughbreds. The colt is out of the stakes-winning Banker’s Gold mare Jb’s Golden Regret and is a half-brother to stakes winner Retonova, an OBS June grad, and graded stakes placed Golden Code.
• Hip 466, Bella Patrona, a gray or roan filly by Frosted consigned by Nice and Easy Thoroughbreds. The filly is out of the winning Cairo Prince mare Joysome and is from the female family of multiple Grade 1 winner Tout Charmant.
• Hip 471, a bay colt by OBS grad Into Mischief consigned by S G V Thoroughbreds. The colt is out of the multiple stakes winning Kafwain mare Kadira and is a half sister to Grade 1 winner Paola Queen.
• Hip 477, a chestnut filly by Maximum Security consigned by Triple C Sales. The filly is out of the winning Pleasantly Perfect mare Kilcoole Miss, who has three winners from three race.
• Hip 487, a chestnut colt by Candy Ride (ARG) consigned by Omar Ramirez Bloodstock. The colt is out of the winning Yankee Gentleman mare Lady Digger, who is out of graded stakes winner Desert Digger.
• Hip 515, Lady Question, a bay filly by St Patrick’s Day consigned by Vargas Sales. The filly is out of the winning mare Lime Green, by OBS grad City Zip, and is from the female family of Breeders’ Cup Classic (G1) winner Concern.
• Hip 518, a chestnut filly by OBS grad Bucchero consigned by Cruzin’ Thoroughbreds. The filly is out of winning mare Literary Critic, by OBS grad City Zip, who is out of a full sister to champion Sweet Catomine and Breeders’ Cup Ladies’ Classic (G1) winner Life Is Sweet.

The OBS June under tack show continues June 13 at 7:30 a.m. with Hips 535-705 set to be on the track. The under-tack show runs through June 14 with the sale itself taking place June 17-18 with sessions beginning at 10 a.m. each day.

All under tack sessions are streamed live on the OBS website at obssales.com, as well as the Blood-Horse, DRF, TDN and Past The Wire websites. Full results of the under-tack show can also be found on the OBS website.

During the June 12 under tack show, Hip 482, a filly by Upstart, suffered a catastrophic injury to her right front leg following her breeze. OBS sends its condolence to consignor Silvestre Chavez Thoroughbreds and those who cared for the filly.

The safety and welfare of equine and human athletes is paramount at OBS. The sales company has had an all-weather for its one-mile oval since 2007 and synthetic surfaces have had the lowest rate of fatalities of any surface since the Equine Injury Database began tracking data in 2009. We will continue to evaluate our safety protocols to ensure the safest possible environment for all sale participants.

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With the rain staying away and the sun beaming through the clouds, the second day of the Under Tack show for the 2025 OBS June Two-Year-Olds and Horses of Racing Age Sale took place June 11. And once the session wrapped, it was the fillies from the consignment of Omar Ramirez who were among those who shone the brightest.

Hip 229, a dark bay or brown filly by Cloud Computing consigned by Omar Ramirez Bloodstock, was one of two juveniles to breeze a quarter in :20 4/5 on Wednesday, tying for the fastest time at the distance. Joining her for the bullet honors was Hip 252, a gray or roan filly by Caravaggio consigned by Blue Sapphire Stables, who had another top day after sending out Hip 45, I’m Here for Grace, a bay filly by Combatant who worked a quarter mile in :20 4/5 on Tuesday.

The Cloud Computing filly had Ramirez feeling quietly confident in the weeks heading into the June auction. The filly is out of the stakes winning Indian Charlie mare Clever Beauty, who is from the female family of Grade 1 winner Rutherienne and had been prepping as well any of his entrants according to the consignor.

“She’s out of an Indian Charlie mare and she has all the class,” Ramirez said. “She’s beautiful, well balanced. We decided to point her to June and get her ready to go a quarter and she did not disappoint me. We always knew she was nice. She’s just been a sound, happy filly.”

In addition to watching the Cloud Computing filly turn heads during her turn on the track, Ramirez also sent out Hip 313, a bay filly by Midshipman who worked in :21 flat. The filly is out of the Orb mare Final Adventure, who is a half-sister to Grade 1 winner Marylebone.

“Both of them did really well and both of them prepped well at the farm,” Ramirez said.  “We had another Munnings filly (Hip 336) too that I loved that went in :10 flat and those to two fillies prepped similar to her.”

It was another headline day as well for the Blue Sapphire team as the Caravaggio filly became their latest standout. The filly is out of the winning Curlin mare Curl the Pearl, a half-sister to OBS grad and graded stakes winner Chitu and graded stakes winner Beautiful Gift.

A total of four horses worked in :9 4/5 to tie for the fastest eighth on the day:

• Hip 180, a dark bay or brown filly by Honest Mischief consigned by Crystal Eclipse Stables. The filly is out of the winning Any Given Saturday mare Blue Hen Madness, who is out of stakes winner Lottacosta.
• Hip 279, a gray or roan filly by Frosted consigned by Harris Training Center. The filly is out of graded stakes winner Dixie Serenade, by Uptowncharlybrown, and is a half sister to stakes winner Dixieland Belle.
• Hip 327, a bay filly by Midshipman consigned by McKathan Bros. Sales. The filly is out the winning, stakes placed Lit de Justice mare Freedom Come and is a half sister to graded stakes winner Harlem Rocker.
• Hip 340, a bay filly by Higher Power consigned by Hernandez Stables, Inc. The filly is out of the Lemon Drop Kid mare Gold Anklet and is a half sister to the dam of graded stakes winner and OBS grad Mo Plex.

One horse worked in :21 1/5:

• Hip 268, a bay filly by Thousand Words consigned by Goldencents Thoroughbreds. The filly is out of the Tizway mare Desert Dreaming.

A total of 23 horses worked in :10 flat:

• Hip 173, a bay filly by Raging Bull (FR) consigned by La Mancha Farm. The filly is out of the winning Dubawi (IRE) mare Black Sand (GB), a full sister to group-placed Cambridge.
• Hip 174, a chestnut colt by Tiz the Law consigned by Navas Equine. The colt is out of the winning Bernstein mare Blake’s Magic, who is a half-sister to Canadian champion Mobil.
• Hip 176, a gray or roan colt by Silver State consigned by Little Farm Equine. The colt is out of the Race Day mare Blizzard Beach, who is out of multiple stakes winner Swearingen.
• Hip 179, a gray or roan colt by Tiz the Law consigned by A.G. Sales. The colt is out of the multiple stakes winning Exchange Rate mare Blue Heart and is a half brother to graded stakes placed Joyful Heart.
• Hip 194, a bay colt by Maximus Mischief consigned by Medallion Farms. The colt is out of the Medaglia d’Oro mare Café, who has five winners from seven to race.
• Hip 195, Silver Juani, a bay filly by Silver State consigned by GOP Racing Stable Corp. The filly is out of the stakes winning Cowboy Cal mare and OBS June grad Calamity Jane.
• Hip 199, a dark bay or brown colt by Nyquist consigned by Navas Equine. The colt is out of Cape Mischief, by OBS grad Into Mischief, and is from the female family of multiple Grade 1 winner Art Collector.
• Hip 217, a chestnut colt by Complexity consigned by Julie Davies and out of the Pulpit mare Choir, who has five winners from five to race.
• Hip 224, a dark bay or brown filly by Echo Town consigned by Hernandez Stables, Inc. The filly is out of the Bayern mare Classical Tune, a half sister to stakes winner and graded stakes placed All Out Blitz.
• Hip 230, a bay colt by Maclean’s Music consigned by Top Line Sales. The colt is out of the winning, graded stakes placed mare Cloudy Vow, by Broken Vow, and is a half brother to stakes placed America’s Vow, We the Clouds, and Cloud Play.
• Hip 232, a chestnut colt by Lexitonian consigned by Top Line Sales. The colt is out of the winning Devine Cozzene mare Come On Cozzene, who is from the female family of champion Bold Forbes.
• Hip 244, a dark bay or brown filly by Uncle Chuck consigned by Double Tap Sales. The filly is out of the winning Gio Ponti mare Country Villa, out of multiple stakes winner Country Diva.
• Hip 254, a bay filly by Tiz the Law consigned by Two Cousins Training and Sales. The filly is out of the winning Speightstown mare Cut in Stone who is a half sister to Preakness Stakes (G1) winner Oxbow.
• Hip 256, a dark bay or brown filly by Dialed In consigned by Harris Training Center. The filly is out of the winning mare Cynthiana, by OBS grad Into Mischief, and is from the female family of Grade 1 winner Flying Chevron.
• Hip 258, a chestnut colt by Daredevil consigned by Flynt Fesmire. The colt is out of Grade 1 winner Daisy Devine, by Kafwain, and is a half-brother to multiple graded stakes placed For All Mankind.
• Hip 272, a bay filly by Maximus Mischief out of the winning El Corredor mare Diamante de Fuego. Consigned by Champions of the Future, the filly is from the female family of European champion Kooyonga (IRE).
• Hip 273, a dark bay or brown colt by Independence Hall consigned by Britton Peak. The colt is out of the Artie Schiller mare Diamond Hill, who is a daughter of Brazilian champion Colina Verde (BRZ).
• Hip 281, a bay colt by Instagrand consigned by Daylight Thoroughbreds. The colt is out of the winning More Than Ready mare Double Happiness.
• Hip 284, a bay filly by Basin consigned by Champions of the Future. The filly is out of the Honor Code mare Dressed Up and hails from the female family of Grade 1 winner and producer Clear Mandate.
• Hip 287, a bay filly by Knicks Go consigned by Potrero Stables. The filly is out of the multiple graded stakes winning Dynaformer mare Dynaslew.
• Hip 290, a chestnut filly by Lexitonian out of the Tale of Ekati mare Echological. Consigned by RM Stables, the filly is from the female family of champion Echo Zulu and Grade 1 winner Echo Town.
• Hip 332, To the Future, a bay colt by Honest Mischief consigned by My Little Stable Racing. The colt is out of the winning Curlin mare Garden Games, a half-sister to multiple stakes winners Thealligatorhunter and She’s My Warrior.
• Hip 336, a bay filly by Munnings out of the Pioneerof the Nile mare Gift of the Nile. Consigned by Omar Ramirez Bloodstock, the filly is from the female family of champion and sire Uncle Mo.

The OBS June under tack show continues June 12 at 7:30 a.m. with Hips 344-386, Supplements 387-430, and Hips 451-534 set to be on the track. The under-tack show runs through June 14 with the sale itself taking place June 17-18 with sessions beginning at 10 a.m. each day.

All under tack sessions are streamed live on the OBS website at obssales.com, as well as the Blood-Horse, DRF, TDN and Past The Wire websites. Full results of the under-tack show can also be found on the OBS website.