DALLAS, TX—JANUARY 5, 2012—A crowded field of more than 20 colts will enter stallion barns during the upcoming 2012 season. Grade 1 winner One Sweet Jess will hold court for the top fee of $5,000, 2011 Champion of Champions winner Good Reason Sa will stand for $4,000, while two stallions, champion 2-year-old American Runaway and Grade 1 placed Dominyun, will each stand for $3,500.

Eight first year stallions' fees have been set at the $2,500 level, two at $2,000, three at $1,500, three at $1,250 and three for $1,000. One stallion will be private treaty.

Following is a synopsis of incoming stallions (alphabetical from highest to lowest fees) that we are currently aware of:

ONE SWEET JESS

Golden State Million Futurity(G1) winner One Sweet Jess will stand the 2012 season at Burns Ranch near Menifee, California. His fee has been set at $5,000.

The 3-year-old, by leading living sire of money earners Mr Jess Perry, kicked off his 3-year-old year by posting a 400 yard Los Alamitos track record in the El Primero Del Ano trials, before going to Ruidoso Downs for the summer season.

Owned by Jose and Gustavo De La Torre, One Sweet Jess has won or placed in 13 of 19 career starts, earning $953,592. He also won the Ed Burke Juvenile Stakes and was second in the Los Alamitos Super Derby(G1). He qualified to the Los Alamitos Two Million Futurity(G1), All American Derby(G1), Ruidoso Derby(G1) and El Primero Del Ano Derby(G2).

The royally bred athlete out of One Sweet Dash, a Grade 3 winning full sister to 2011 Leading Sire of Money Earners Walk Thru Fire. An earner of $81,937, One Sweet Dash is the dam of 6 ROM, two stakes winners including track record setter Hes A Standout ($45,402). She is also the granddam of stakes-placed Tres Fast Again.

One Sweet Jess' second dam is the "Blue Hen" Beduino (TB) mare Sweet Beduino. Stakes-placed, she is the dam of 14 ROM including Grade 2 winner A Dash Of Beduino ($103,934); Grade 3 winner The Jet Is Royal ($91,613); Grade 3 winner One Sweet Dash (see above); stakes winner Posting The Colors ($36,776); stakes winner Fly With Honor and stakes-placed Sign It Sweet.

For additional information or breeding contracts to One Sweet Jess contact Dr. Steve Burns at 951-301-0201.

GOOD RESON SA

Leading contender for year-end championship honors Good Reason Sa will enter stud in 2012 atRoyal Vista Ranches, near Wayne, Oklahoma, for a fee of $4,000.

Owned by leading Brazilian breeder, Gianni Samaja, Good Reason Sa won the $750,000 Champion of Champions(G1) in his final career start on December 10th. A grade 1 winner all three years he raced, the brown 4-year-old stallion is a 7-time winner of $1,446,727. Good Reason Sa also won the Los Alamitos Two Million Futurity(G1), Golden State Derby(G1) and the Los Alamitos Winter Championship(G2). Trained throughout his career by AQHA Racing's 8-time champion trainer Paul Jones, he was just named 2011 "Horse of the Meet" at Los Alamitos.

Good Reason Sa is the son of 1997 Thoroughbred Horse of the Year Favorite Trick. Favorite Trick was brilliant in his championship two-year-old season, going eight-for-eight with wins in the Breeders’ Cup Juvenile (G1) and Hopeful Stakes (G1). He retired after his sophomore year with 12 wins in 16 starts for earnings of $1,726,793. The son of Phone Trick retired to Walmac Farm in Lexington and also served a stint in Florida before being moved to JEH Stallion Station in Hondo, New Mexico.

Favorite Trick is the sire of over $3.85 Million in Quarter Horse offspring earnings, including Quarter Horse runners Tricky Dust (12-time stakes winner, $428,581), Favorite Cartel (Grade 1 winner, $598,069), and Prankster CF (AQHA Racing's Champion Distance Horse, $230,013). He has also sired more than $17 million in Thoroughbred progeny earnings.

Good Reason Sa is out of the stakes winning First Down Dash mare Queen Of Appeals ($83,988), dam of 10 ROM and 9 winners. She also produced stakes winner Appeals King Special ($53,736); stakes placed winner Special Queen Sa ($229,720, dam of G1 winner Fantastic Corona Jr $541,896); Golden State Futurity(G1) finalist First Jess Appeal ($74,775); and grade 1 finalist Get Him Out Sa ($37,874).

Good Reason Sa’s second dam is G1 stakes winner Totally Illegal $147,160, dam of grade 3 winner Illegal Fireworks ($181,847), restricted grade 3 winner Rumor Had It ($68,552), and grade 3 winner Lawful ($68,043).

Contact Laura Wipf at 405-449-7575 or Vaughn Cook at 970-226-4747 for additional information and early booking inquiries.

AMERICAN RUNAWAY

Last year's Champion 2-year-old and Champion 2-year-old Colt American Runaway will kickoff his stallion career in 2012 at Chad Hart's Hart Farms near Kaplan, Louisiana. His fee has been set at $3,500.

Purchased in the 2009 Heritage Place Yearling Sale by Sammy and Johnny Martinez, the gray stallion began his championship campaign with a second place effort (by a nose) to Llano Teller in the $596,041 Grade 1 Remington Park Futurity.

He then moved to the mountain, winning the Grade 1 $500,000 Ruidoso Futurity and finishing second (by a nose ) in the Grade 1 $625,000 Rainbow Futurity. Bobby D. Cox purchased a half-interest in the colt prior to the Ruidoso Futurity(G1).

American Runaway ended the season with another second place effort (by a head) in the $1 million Texas Classic Futurity(G1) at Lone Star Park.

The colt, by champion Ocean Runaway, won or placed in 12 of 15 career starts, earning $686,355. Cox purchased the remaining interest in American Runaway over the summer. Paul Jones and John Buchannan conditioned the colt.

Bred in Utah by Lance Robinson, American Runaway is out of the Grade 2 Strawfly Special mare Allamericandreamgirl, dam of 100% ROM from five starters. She is a daughter of two-time AQHA Racing Champion filly and multiple champion producer Dashing Phoebe (609,553), by Dash For Cash.

Allamericandreamgirl is a half-sister to four-time Champion and All American Futurity winner Heartswideopen ($1,885,283), champion Special Phoebe ($139,963), Grade 3 winner Furyofthewind ($70,553), Grade 3 winner Dashingfordestiny ($56,961), restricted Grade 3 winner Solid Demand ($35,842) and stakes-placed Especially Phoebe ($23,842). She is also a full or half-sister to the dams of stakes winner and world record setter Corona Ease ($209,820), stakes winner Famous Phoebe ($189,272) and stakes winner Azshecanfly ($92,572 to 4, 2011).

For additional information or breeding contracts to American Runaway contact Jerome Bellard, Hart Farm's manager, at 337.643.3255 or Chad Hart at 706.201.5648.

DOMINYUN

Bobby D. Cox's Grade 1 placed Dominyun will begin his stallion career at Royal Vista Ranches, near Wayne, Oklahoma. His fee has been set at $3,500.

A homebred for Cox, the son of leading living sire of money earners Mr Jess Perry won or placed in nine of 11 starts to 3, 2011. An earner of $336,181, he was second in the Ruidoso Derby(G1), third in the All American Futurity(G1) and third in the Dash For Cash Futurity(G1). He was also a finalist in the Rainbow Derby(G1) and Ruidoso Juvenile Challenge(G3).

His dam is the Runaway Winner mare Runaway Dee Dee, dam of 10 ROM, nine winners and three stakes horses. She has also produced Grade 3 winner A Down Right Runaway ($109,503), sakes winner Riddick ($67,598) and is the granddam of stakes winner Jesstifiable ($79,607), and stakes-placed Perryphery ($48,114).

Dominyun's second dam is the AQHA Racing Superior Race Horse and Grade 1 winning Dashin Dee Dee ($266,453). She has produced 12 ROM including stakes winner Mokasso ($59,630), the aforementioned Runaway Dee Dee ($25,0680), stakes-placed Real Easy Dee Dee and stakes-placed two-year-old Ivory Dashin.

For additional information or breeding contracts call Royal Vista Farm Manager Laura Wipf at 405-449-7575.

BODACIOUS DASH

Johnny Trotter's Grade 1 winning Bodacious Dash will begin his stallion career at 6666 Ranch near Guthrie, Texas in 2012. His fee has been set at $2,500.

Bred in Texas by Bob and Jerry Gaston, the son of all-time leading sire First Down Dash won or placed in 13 of 16 starts to 3, while earning $756,495. At 2, he won the $1.1 million Texas Classic Futurity(G1) and was third in the Ruidoso Futurity. As a three 3-year-old he finished second to probably world Champion Cold Cash 123 in the Rainbow Derby(G1) and the Championship at Sunland Park(G1) and was third in the Ruidoso Futurity(G1). He was also a finalist in the Rainbow Futurity(G1) and Dash For Cash Futurity(G1).

Bodacious Dash's dam is the Grade 2 winning Mr Jess Perry mare St Pats Tea ($95,791), dam of 10 ROM including Grade 2 Firecracker Futurity winner St Pats First ($173,113) and Grade 1 finalist First Tea Rose ($33,733). A full sister to Bodacious Dash, Native Tea Rose, sold in the 2011 Ruidoso Select Yearling Sale for $330,000.

St Pats Tea is also a full sister to multiple stakes producer Mon Ti Fleur, the dam of restricted Grade 2 winner Mon Ti Rose ($284,169), stakes winner and Grade 2 placed Mon Ti Stoli ($81,107) and restricted Grade 1 placed Get Cash Now ($143,271).

For additional information on Bodacious Dash or to request a breeding contract call Dr. Glen Blodgett, Burnett Ranches, LLC Ranch Manager, at 806-596-4424.

FIRST DOWN ILLUSION

First Down Illusion, winner of the 2010 Ed Burke Million Futurity(G1) will begin his stallion career at Robicheaux Ranch, Inc., near Breaux Bridge, Louisiana. His fee has been set at $2,500.

Owned by David and Ross Hinkins, the son of all-time leading sire First Down Dash earned $500,537 to 3, 2011. He won the Ed Burke Million Futurity(G1), California Breeders' Freshman Stakes and was third in the PCQHRA Breeders' Futurity(G1). He was also a finalist in the Sgt. Pepper Feature Handicap.

He is out of the winning For Really (TB) mare Fishers Fantasy, dam of 6 ROM including a stakes winning sister to First Down Illusion, Catalina Fantasy ($34,170), etc.

The second dam is the "Blue Hen" stakes winning Beduino (TB) mare Fishers Favorite ($210,860), dam of 15 ROM including Golden State Futurity(G1) winner Check Her Twice ($215,361), Grade 1 winner Dash To Chivato ($150,549), stakes winner Spirt De Coprs ($34,272), stakes winner First Femme ($30,972) and stakes-placed Fishers Dash ($123,495), etc. She is also the graddam of champion Old Habits ($680,491), champion Hateful Hanna ($139,487), Grade 1 winner Check Him Out ($418,528), Grade 1 winner One More Habit ($272,510), Sheza Bad Habit ($159,799 to 4, 2011), stakes winner Masters Call ($106,757), etc. Fishers Favorite is also the great-granddam of champion 2-year-old filly Hardly Hateful ($436,979), runner-up in the Los Alamitos Million Futurity(G1) and Rainbow Futurity(G1).

Consideration will be give to stakes mares and multiples. For additional information or breeding contracts call Ryan Robocheaux, Farm Manager, at 337-845-5130.

DIVIDE THE CASH

Burns Ranch, near Menifee, California, will stand Abigail Kawananakoa’s Divide The Cash in 2012. His fee has been set at $2,500.

The reigning 350 yard track record holder at Los Alamitos won one of the two divisions of the Directors trials last season and he went on to finish third to Apollitical Jess in the Champion of Champions(G1).

Trained by Rafael Orozco, Divide The Cash dead-heated for second with track record holder Chivalry SR in the Vessels Maturity(G1) and finished second to champion Jess You And I in the $150,000 Robert Boniface Los Alamitos Invitational Championship(G1).

The Separatist 4-year-old has won or placed in 16 of 20 career starts, earning $448,643. He also won the Make It Anywhere Handicap and was second in the Los Alamitos Super Derby(G1).

Divide The Cash is out of the Grade 1 winning Dash For Cash mare Time For Royal Cash ($313,583), winner of both the Golden State Futurity(G1) and Golden State Derby(G1). She is the dam of three other stakes horses including Time For A Royal Dip ($72,979), Time For Streaking and Separate Royal Ways.

The second dam is former two-time Broodmare of the Year, Timeto Takeoff ($76,002), dam of two-time champion Royal Down Dash (20 wins, $405,384).

For additional information or breeding contracts contact Dr. Steve Burns at 951-301-0201.

EUROEARS(TB)

Millionaire Grade 1 sprinter Euroears retired from racing and will begin his stud career at JEH Stallion Station's Oklahoma Division near Wynnewood in 2012. His fee has been set at $2,500 for Quarter Horse mares and $4,500 to Thoroughbreds.

Owned by Jim and Marilyn Helzer, the 7-year-old chestnut stallion won or placed in 14 of 21 starts while earning $1,043,894. He won the Grade 1 $250,000 Bing Crosby Stakes on July 31, 2011 while setting a new 6 furlong track record at Del Mar in 1:08.17. He was also second in the Grade 1 $2.5 million Dubai Golden Shaheen Stakes at the Dubai World Cup and competed in the $1.5 million Sentinet Jet Breeders' Cup Sprint(G1) in Louisville this season.

Among Euroears other stakes wins are the Palos Verdes Stakes(G2), Duncan F. Kenner Stakes, F.W. Gaudin Memorial Stakes, Colonel Power Stakes and Thanksgiving Handicap. He was also second in the Texas Mile(G3) and third in the Lone Star Park Handicap(G3). He ran the quarter in 21 and change 10 times and earned a 110 Beyer Speed Figure. Bob Baffert, an Eclipse Award winning former Quarter Horse trainer, conditioned him this season.

His sire is Canadian Sprint champion Langfuhr ($698,574), a son of Danzig. Langfuhr has sired 59 stakes winners, five champions, earners of $78.7 million including champion Lawyer Ron ($2,790,008), Canadian Horse of the Year Wando ($2,563,038), champion Mobil ($1,977,136) and champion Kimchi ($519,047), etc. Euroears is one of four new stallions offered to Quarter Horses this season whose sire line traces back to Neartic (TB).

Euroears dam is the stakes winning Heff mare Unky And Ally ($98,600), a half-sister to the dam of True Course ($363,958).

For additional information or breeding contracts to Euroears contact farm manager Shawn Lindsey at 405.665.2246 or JEH Stallion Station's General Manger Andrew Gardiner at 903.300.9097.

FAVORITE CARTEL

Grade 1 Bank of America Challenge Championship winner Favorite Cartel will enter stud at Burns Ranch near Menifee, California in 2012. His fee has been set at $2,500.

Owned by Jones, Thompson and Burns, the son of Thoroughbred Horse of the Year Favorite Trick (TB) has won or placed in 15 of 25 career starts while earning $607,669. He won the Bank of America Challenge Championship (G1), Los Alamitos Challenge Championship(G2), Paul Ford Memorial Handicap and was third in the Rainbow Futurity(G1) and SLM Big Daddy Stakes. He was also a finalist in the All American Futurity(G1), All American Derby(G1), Los Alamitos Super Derby(G1), Rainbow QH Derby(G1), Champion of Champions(G1), The Championship at Sunland Park(G1), etc.

Favorite Cartel is out of the multiple stakes producing Corona Cartel mare Shenoshercorona, dam of 3 starters, two stakes winners and 1 stakes-placed. She has also produced stakes winner Shescheckinumout ($105,075) and stakes-placed Hes Regal ($88,493). The second dam is by world champion triple-crown winner Special Effort and is a half-sister to world champion Whosleavingwho ($1,334,842), Grade 2 winner Coronas Leaving You ($278,358), stakes winner Wholelota Dash ($109,986) and stakes winner Beduinos Rusty ($57,965). His third dam is the blue hen Easily Smashed mare Lil Bit Rusty.

For additional information for breeding contracts to Favorite Cartel call Dr. Steve Burns at 951-301-0201.

GIVINITAROYALEFFORT

Grade 1 Million Dollar Heritage Place Futurity winner Givinitaroyaleffort will begin his stud career at JEH Stallion Station's Oklahoma Division, near Wynnewood, in 2012. His fee has been set at $2,500. The son of all-time leading sire First Down Dash is owned by LMR2010.

Trained by Ed Hardy, Givinitaroyaleffort won or placed in five of nine starts to 3, 2011, while earning $430,928. He won the $1,000,000 Heritage Place Futurity(G1) in just his third career start, defeating such major Grade 1 runners as 2011 All American Derby(G1) winner Llano Teller SI 105 ($1,575,609 to 3), multiple stakes winner Freighttrain B SI 115 ($421,761 to 3) and Grade 1 placed Knuckles O Toole SI 112 ($245,795 at 2).

His dam, Delphia, is a daughter of World champion 'Triple Crown Winner' Special Effort and a half-sister to Champion and champion sire This Snow Is Royal ($554,748), Grade 1 winner Evening Snow ($567,116), Grade 1 winner Avison ($293,667), Los Alamitos Juvenile winner Achievement ($41,527), etc. She has produced 10 ROM, including Rainbow Futurity(G1) third place finisher Royal Delphias Chick ($59,133) and stakes-placed Nuevo Cartel ($34,148). Delphia is also the granddam of Grade 3 winner King Brimmerton ($348,698).

Givinitaroyaleffort's second dam is the three-time champion and former Broodmare of the Year Florentine ($1,123,102), a sister to champion Calyx and stakes winner's Stamen, Stylish and Shillings; and a half-sister to stakes winner's Ive Been Blessed and Royal Miracle Dip. She is the dam of 17 ROM including champion and leading sire This Snow Is Royal ($554,748), Grade 1 winners Evening Sow ($567,116), Avison ($293,667), etc.

Breeders who book a mare to Givinitaroyaleffort by January 31, 2012 may do so for a reduced fee of $1,500.

For additional information or breeding contracts contact Andrew Gardiner, JEH Stallion Station's General Manger, at 940.300.9097 or call the farm at 405.665.2246.

LOUISIANA SENATOR

Louisiana Senator, who this year at Remington Park won two Graded Stakes and set a 400-yard track record, will enter stud in 2012 at Lazy E Ranch in Guthrie, Oklahoma. His fee has been set at $2,500.

The son of champion Jess Louisiana Blue won or placed in 12 of 20 starts to 5, earning $499,408. He won the Refrigerator Handicap(G1), Leo Stakes(G1), Eastex Handicap(G2) and Golden State Juvenile. He was second to champion Foose in the Los Alamitos Super Derby(G1) and second in the Remington Park Invitational Championship(G1). He was also a finalist in the Champion of Champions(G1), Championship at Sunland Park(G1), Golden State Derby(G1), etc. His dam is the La Primera Del Año Derby(G2) finalist Corona Perfection ($20,776), who is the dam of 5 ROM including Golden State Million Futurity(G1) and West Texas Futurity(G1) finalist Jess Charming ($82,605), etc. This is also the female family of Grade 2 winner Infamouscaper ($296,557), stakes winner Aluvion (TB), $127,972, etc.

For more information or breeding contracts to Louisiana Senator, contact Lazy E’s Butch Wise at 405- 640-2234, Matt Witman at 405-613-0047 or the Lazy E Ranch Office at 405-282-3437.

PROSPECT TO THE TOP

Grade 2 winner Prospect To The Top will begin his stallion career at JEH Stallion Station's Texas Division near Whitesboro in 2012. His fee has been set at $2,500.

Racing for Joel Tavarez, the son of Coronas Prospect won or placed in 13 of 17 career starts to 3, earning $648,650. He won the Hobbs America Futurity(G2), Hobbs America Derby(G2) and West Texas Derby(G3). He was second in the 2011 All American Derby(G1), to Llano Teller, and third in the Southwest Juvenile Championship(G1). He was also a finalist in the All American Futurity(G1), Ruidoso Derby(G1), Championship at Sunland Park (G1) and Zia Park Championship(G1)-twice.

His dam is the Grade 3 placed Easily Smashed mare Cream To The Top, winner of 5 races and $55,506. She is the dam of 5 ROM from 6 foals to race and the granddam of stakes-placed Iza Cruisin. The second dam is a stakes winning daughter of All American Futurity winner Savannah Jr, who is the dam of six stakes horses including Saloon ($229,761), Shanaghai Girl, Miss Oyster Bar, etc.

For additional information or breeding contracts to Prospect To The Top contact JEH Stallion Station's General Manger Andrew Gardiner at 903.300.9097.

SCHRAMSBERG (TB)

Grade 3 winner Schramsberg (TB) will begin his stallion career at James Ranch near Wayne, Oklahoma in 2012. His fee will be $2,500 to both Thoroughbreds and Quarter Horses.

Racing for Bobby Joe Hammer, Schramsberg won or placed in seven stakes from 3 to 6, retiring with earnings of $394,626. He won the John B. Connally Turf Cup Handicap(G3), Remington Green Stakes and Omaha Stakes. He was second in the Zia Park Distance Championship, Sunland Park Handicap and third in the Edward J. DeBartolo Memorial Handicap. He was also a finalist in the Grade 3 Cornhusker Handicap and Grade 3 River City Handicap. He was named the 2011 Horsemen's Park 'Horse of the Meet'. Chris Hartman trained the 2006 chestnut horse.

Bred by Bob and Beverly Lewis, Schramsberg' was a $1.4 million Kenneland September Sale yearling.

His sire Storm Cat has progeny earnings of $126.7 million and was the leading sire in North America in 1999 and 2000. He is the sire of such leading sires as Horse of the Year Giants Causeway ($3,078,989), etc.

Schramsberg's dam is the Hall of Fame champion 3-year-old filly Serena's Song, by Rahy. She won 18 races, $3,283,383, including the Mother Goose(G1), Haskell Invitational(G1), Hollywood Starlet(G1), Santa Anita Oaks(G1), Beldame(G1), etc. She is the dam of eight winners, five stakes winners including Grade 2 winner Grand Reward ($545,844) and Grade 1 winner Sophisticat ($443,393), both full siblings to Schramsberg. She is also the dam of Grade 2 winner Harlington ($370,00), stakes winner Serena's Tune ($337,260) and stakes-placed Arbitrate ($195,390.

Schramsberg will be available to both Thoroughbreds and Quarter Horses and considerations are available for producers, performers, and multiple mares.

For additional information or breeding contracts call the James Ranch at 405-449-3728.

THE LOUISIANA CARTEL

Grade 2 winner The Louisiana Cartel will stand his first season in 2012 at Haddad Ranch near Seguin, Texas. His fee will be $2,000.

Unraced at 2, the multiple stakes winning son of leading sire Corona Cartel is owned by Jorge Haddad. He won or placed in eight of 10 career starts at 3 and 4 while earning $127,941. He won the Sam Houston Championship Challenge(G2), Sam Houston Classic Handicap(G2) and was third in Firecracker Derby. The Louisiana Cartel was injured in his final start, the $100,000 Remington Park Invitational Championship(G1).

He never ran less than a 90 speed index, posting speed indexes over 102 in three races, including a high of 109 in just his second start.

His dam, the Grade 2 placed The Louisiana Girl by Louisiana Slew(TB), has produced 10 ROM winners, six stakes winners, 1 champion including 2011 Leading sire champion Jess Louisiana Blue ($170,682); Grade 2 winners Louisiana Eye Opener ($151,254) and Jessthelouisianagirl ($122,904); Grade 3 winner Fed Ex Together ($112,864); stakes winner and sire Call Me Fed Ex ($80,437) and stakes-placed Jess Got Bayou ($46,496).

The Louisiana Cartel's second dam is the blue hen champion mare Little Blue Sheep ($389,355), dam of stakes winners Browns Dasher ($69,885) and Rheaetta.

For additional information or breeding contracts call Jorge Haddad at 830.303.4109 or 210.380.7109.

DUKE KAHANAMOKU

Grade 2 placed and Grade 1 finalist Duke Kahanamoku begins his stallion career at JEH Oklahoma in 2012 for a fee of $1,500. Owned by Muniz Quarter Horses, LLC and Juan Aleman, the son of World Champion Wave Carver won three of five career starts, earning $85,288. He was third in the El Primero Del Ano Derby(G2) and was a finalist in the Golden State Million Futurity(G1).

"Duke Kahanamoku is the fastest horse we've ever owned," Joe Muniz said. The Muniz and Bobenrieth family have owned and raced such horses as leading sire Chicks Beduino and world champion A Ransom.

He suffered a career ending injury in his final start, the El Primero Del Ano Derby(G2).

The royally bred 3-year-old sold for $77,000 at the 2009 Los Alamitos Equine Sale. His dam, the stakes-placed and Grade 1 finalist Chicks Beduino mare, Sky Chicks, has produced 12 winners including El Primero Del Ano Derby(G2) winner Dutch Schultz ($356,668); Southern California Derby(G1) winner Spike It And Fly ($187,652); stakes winner Rule The Skies ($29,242) and stakes-placed Lite Up The Skies. She is also the granddam of El Primero Del Ando Derby(2) winner Royal Proclamation ($303,923) and AQHA Juvenile Challenge Championship(G2) winner Three Green Leaves ($114,908).

For additional information or breeding contracts to Duke Kahanomoku contact farm manager Shawn Lindsey at 405.665.2246 or JEH Stallion Station's General Manger Andrew Gardiner at 903.300.9097.

FIRST PRIZE STONE

The stakes-placed and grade 1 finalist First Prize Stone will stand his first season at stud in 2012 at RM Racing Stables, near Lindon, Utah. His fee has been set at $1,500.

First Prize Stone, by the leading living AQHA Sire of Money Earners Mr Jess Perry, won four of eight career starts and finished second in the Mr Master Bug Handicap at Remington Park. He was also a finalist in the 2011 $372,549 Texas Classic Derby(G1) at Lone Star Park.

He is a full or half-brother to four grade 1 winners and one grade 1 placed. First Prize Stone's dam, First Prize Dash, is a former Broodmare of the Year and a leading dam of 23 ROM. The full-sister to all-time leading sire First Down Dash has produced Remington Park Futurity(G1) winner First Prize Leesa ($488,270), Heritage Place Futurity(G1) winner First Carolina ($415,047), Remington Park Futurity(G1) winner First Prize Robin ($295,147), Heritage Place Futurity(G1) winner Fast First Prize ($244,929), Blue Ribbon Futurity(G2) winner and leading sire Heza Fast Dash ($136, 123), Texas Classic Futurity(G1) runner-up First Prize Perry ($243,946), Black Gold Futurity 330 runner-up First Prize Paris ($92,910) and Black Gold Futurity 330 third place finisher First Prize Timber ($56,018), etc.

The second dam produced world champion and leading sire First Down Dash and this female line also includes another former Broodmare of the Year, Run The Dash (dam of world champion Blues Girl Too, $2,032,328), champion Heza Charger ($300,916), etc.

If booked by January 31, 2012, breeders' can breed to First Prize Stone for a fee of $1,000. For additional information contact Ron or Laurie Moosman at 801.376.5719.

FREIGHTTRAIN B

One of the first son's of Leading Second Crop Sire Pyc Paint Your Wagon to go to stud, Freighttrain B is a restricted Grade 3 winner and will stand at Belle Mere Farm near Norman, Oklahoma. His fee has been set at $1,500.

Trained by Eddie Willis for James Sills and Gerald Swindell, Freighttrain B won or placed 12 of 16 career starts while earned $421,761. He won the Black Gold Futurity Championship(RG3), Oklahoma Derby, Black Gold Derby and was second in the Black Gold 350 Futurity. He was also fourth, by less than a foot, to Givinitaroyaleffort, Knuckles O Toole and Llano Teller in the $1 million Heritage Place Futurity(G1) and fourth in the $285,735 Heritage Place Derby(G1).

Freighttrain B is the first foal of the Grade 3 winning Mr Eye Opener mare Dianetogetcha ($63,373). The second dam is the restricted grade 3 winning Special Show mare Dianetomeetcha ($89,193), dam of 9 ROM included stakes winner Dianetobewitchas ($144,135), etc. For additional information or a breeding contract call Dee or Betty Raper at 405.447.8500.

FIRST DOWN KING

Los Alamitos stakes winner First Down King will begin his stallion career in 2012 at Blanchet Farms, near Ville Platte, Louisiana. His fee has been set at $1,250.

The son of all-time leading sire First Down Dash won or placed in 12 races to 4, earning $139,622. He won the Los Alamitos Two Million Juvenile, was second in the California Breeders Freshman Stakes, and third in the Governors Cup Derby(RG2). He was also a finalist in the Golden State Derby(G1) and Los Alamitos Super Derby(G1). AQHA Racing champion trainer Paul Jones conditioned him.

A homebred from Dunn Ranch, Ltd., First Down King is the only starter out of the Grade 3 placed Mr Jess Perry mare Queen Of Torts ($59,663). His second dam, Fast And Strate ($44,133), by Heza Fast Man, qualified to both the Rainbow Futurity(G1) and Rainbow Derby(G1). The third dam is Grade 3 Oklahoma Futurity winner Strate And Easy ($152,315), by Easy Sage.

Consideration will be given. For additional information for breeding contracts call Chris or Kim Blanchet at 337-885-2019.

FEARLESS FRITZ

Rachuan Suarez Mvz's Grade 1 placed Fearless Fritz will begin his stallion career at Tate Farm near Ville Platte, Louisiana. His fee has been set at $1,250.

Bred by Robert Gentry, the 6-year-old son of leading sire Shazoom won or placed in 10 of 23 career starts earning $100,085. He was third in the grade 1 Dash For Cash Derby, and a finalist in the All American Derby(G1), Texas Classic Derby(G1), Leo Stakes(G1) and Ruidoso Juvenile Invitational.

Fearless Fritz is a half-brother to Champion and leading first crop sire Fredricksburg ($369,304), grade 3 winner and track record holder Freadaville ($192,526), grade 3 winner Dasha Freda ($11,741) and stakes-placed Fredona ($59,178 to 3, 2011). His dam is grade 1 winning Dash For Cash mare Fearless Freda ($262,121). She won the Texas Classic Derby(G1) and set a 440 yard track record at Retama Race Park.

The second dam is AQHA's all-time leading dam of ROM, Grade 1 winner Such An Easy Effort ($496,127). The Special Effort mare has produced 16 Rom included champion Deelish ($604,153) and stakes-placed runners Such Easy Cash, Westin and Rios. She is the granddam of grade 3 winner Deeheiress ($127,057) and grade 2 winner Da Edge ($117,076).

For additional information or breeding contracts call Stephen Tate at 337.658.8283.

JESS JONES

J.D. Anderson's multiple track record setter Jess Jones will stand his first season at stud in 2012 at Will Woods Farm, near Sulphur Springs, Texas. His fee has been set at $1,250.

Trained by Monty Brooks, the multiple Grade 3 winning Oklahoma Hi-Point Aged Stallion(twice) has won or placed in 15 of 32 starts, earning $164,159.

Jess Jones won the SLM Big Daddy Stakes(G3), Paul's Valley Handicap(G3), Oklahoma Centennial Stakes and Expo Square Stakes. He set two new track records last season. He was also a finalists in the Remington Park Invitational Championship(G1), Remington Park Distance Handicap(G3) Fair Meadows Maturity(G3), etc.

He set a new Remington Park track record for 660 yards in :32.373 seconds and a new 870 yard track record at Will Rogers Downs in : 44.290 seconds. The bay stallion recorded speed indexes from 90 to 114 at 250, 330, 350, 400, 440, 550, 660 and 870 yards.

Jess Jones is by the leading living AQHA Sire of Money Earners Mr Jess Perry and a complete out-cross to Dash For Cash and First Down Dash mares.

He is out of the stakes-placed All American Futurity(G1) finalist Disco Del Rey, by Disco Jerry(TB). He is a half-brother to stakes winners Dash Del Rey ($92,170), Fast Del Rey ($58,608) and stakes placed Runaway Del Rey ($26,672) and 2011 Remington Park Futurity runner-up Folly Del Rey ($135,528 at 2).

Jess Jones introductory fee has been set for $1,250. Multiple mare discounts will be given. For additional information contact Will Woods at 903-885-3377 or 903-348-1232.

COPO DE CAPI

Grade 1 winner Copo de Capi will kickoff his stallion career at Belle Mere Farm near Norman, Oklahoma. His fee has been set at $1,000.

The son of leading sire Corona Cartel won or placed in nine of 13 starts at 2 and 3 for owner James Sills. Earning $244,647, the black colt strung together a five race win streak last summer that included the $285,735 Heritage Place Derby(G1) and $100,500 Speedhorse Gold & Silver Derby(RG3). He was also second in the $135,000 Oklahoma Derby and a finalist in the $596,041 Remington Park Futurity(G1).

Bred in Texas by P.K. Thomas and Kim Kubinski, Copo di Capi is the first foal of the unraced Strawfly Special mare A Shot A Glory. His second dam is the stakes winning Streakin Six mare Be So Merry, dam of 15 winners including champion and All American winner AB What A Runner ($1,342,389), grade 1 placed Temerity Wrangler ($276,749), stakes-placed Line Of Authority and Tough To Be Humble. The second dam is a stakes winner and multiple stakes producing Dash For Cash mare who is the dam Rainbow Derby(G1) winner A Streak Of Cash ($181,346), etc.

For additional information or a breeding contract to Copo de Capi call Dee or Betty Raper at 405.447.8500.

GONAMAKEYOUREYESLBLUE

Gonamakeyoureyesblue, an unraced full brother to champion and leading sire Jess Louisiana Blue, will stand his first season at Buena Suerte Equine, near Roswell, New Mexico. His fee has been set at $1,000.

He is by champion and leading sire Mr Jess Perry, who has sired earned of more than $38 million, 104 stakes winners and 117 stakes-placed. Among his get are world champion Apollitical Jess ($1,399,831), champion One Famous Eagle ($1,397,453), champion Noconi ($1,275,533), All American Futurity(G1) winner Mr Piloto ($1,002,240), Golden State Million Futurity(G1) winner One Sweet Jess ($953,592), Rainbow Futurity(G1) winner and leading sire Feature Mr Jess ($539,327), etc.

Gonamakeyoureyesblue's dam is the stakes-placed Louisiana Slew (TB) mare The Louisiana Girl, dam of 10 ROM winners, six stakes winners and one stakes-placed. She is has produced champion and leading sire Jess Louisiana Blue ($170,682), Grade 2 winners Louisiana Eye Opener ($151,254) and Jessthelouisianagirl ($122,904); Grade 3 winner Fed Ex Together ($112,864); stakes winner and sire Call Me Fed Ex ($80,437) and stakes-placed Jess Got Bayou ($46,496).

Gonamakeyoureyesblue's second dam is the champion mare Little Blue Sheep ($389,355), dam of stakes winners Browns Dasher ($69,885) and Rheaetta.

For additional information or breeding contracts call Leonard Blach, DVM, at 575.623.9119.

JESS AN IDEA

Three-time winner Jess An Idea will stand his first season at Tate Farms near Ville Platte, Louisiana. His fee has been set at $1,000.

He is also a son of champion and leading living sire of money earners, Mr Jess Perry, the sire of earners of over $38 million. Among his runners are world champion Apollitical Jess ($1,399,831), champion One Famous Eagle ($1,397,453), champion Noconi ($1,275,533), All American Futurity(G1) winner Mr Piloto ($1,002,240), Golden State Million Futurity(G1) winner One Sweet Jess ($953,592), Rainbow Futurity(G1) winner and leading sire Feature Mr Jess ($539,327), etc.

The 5-year-old bay stallion is out of Grade 3 winner Corona Coquette, by Corona Cartel. Oklahoma's Hi-Point 3-Year-Old Filly, Corona Coquette won 10 races and earned $245,986. She is the dam of 100% ROM winners from starters including stakes-placed Fulfill A Dream ($50,737), stakes-placed Cc Runaway ($28,182 at 2, 2011) and stakes-placed Cc Dynasty ($18,206 at 2, 2011). His fourth dam is the All American Futurity winner and champion 2-year-old filly Hot Idea ($374,617), by Aforethought (TB).

For additional information or breeding contracts call Stephen Tate at 337.658.8283.

ON A GATOR

On A Gator, a full brother to restricted Grade 1 winner Gun Battle, will stand his first season in 2012 at Marca Sino Racing Horses near Valley View, Texas.

Owned by Jose Roberto Miller Orsi, On A Gator is an unraced son of Grade 1 winner and leading sire Dash To Fame SI 113. The son of all-time leading sire First Down Dash, Dash To Fame has sired of 85 stakes winners, earners of $17,250,150, including Gun Battle SI 110 ($668,781), Ongoing Ta Fame SI 115 ($644,746), Kendall Jackson SI 114 ($409,244), Dash Ta Moon SI 108 ($352,305), In Famous Capper SI 109 ($296,557), etc.

He is out of the stakes winning and Grade 3 placed On A High mare On A Bunny SI 105 ($25,568). She is the dam of 100% ROM from five starters including On A Gator's full brother Gun Battle SI 110 ($668,781).

New Mexico's Hi-Point Aged Gelding, Gun Battle won nine races including the Zia Futurity(RG1), was second by a nose in the All American Futurity(G1), Mesilla Valley Speed Handicap(RG2), Zia Handicap(RG2), Hard Twist Stakes(RG3), New Mexico Classic Futurity(R) and third in the Tommy "Duke" Smith Handicap(RG2) and New Mexico Bred Invitational Handicap.

The second dam is the multiple stakes producing Bunny Bid mare, Easter's Bunny, dam of Champion Aged Stallion-twice Six To Five SI 112 ($290,159). She is the granddam or great-grandddam of such runners as Champion Carters Cartel SI 103($659,146); champion Jumping Tac Flash SI 106 ($147,065); champion Splash Bac SI 93 ($135,505); 2011 All American Futurity(G1) winner Ochoa ($1,244,200); G1 winner and leading first crop sire Tac It Like a Man ($413,563); 2011 Rainbow Futurity(G1) winner Feature Mr Bojangles ($541,612 at 2); G1 winner Outdashing ($221,517), RG1 winner Metallic Lion ($263,045); Heritage Place Futurity(G1) winner Rdustys Chick ($289,536); 2011 Black Gold Championship(RG3) winner Smokin ($282,082 at 2); RG3 winner and sire Major Rime ($278,986), RG3 winner Bull Rope ($209,346); etc.

On A Gator will stand for $1,000 to producing mares and $5,000 for non-producers. For additional information or breeding contracts call Beto Orsi at 817.614.2493.

RUSHAGO

Oklahoma's Hi-Point 3-year-old Colt, Rushago, will stand his first season at Gilmore Stables, near Sallisaw, Oklahoma. His fee will be 'private treaty'.

The son of Grade 1 winner and multiple Grade 1 sire Agouti, won or placed in 14 of 21 career starts, earning $281,876. He was second in the Speedhorse Gold & Silver Cup Futurity(RG1), Heritage Place Derby(G1) and Black Gold Futurity Championship(RG3).

Rushago's dam is the *Beduino (TB) mare Rush Rush, dam of six ROM including All American Juvenile Invitational(RG3) finalist Dashin Dw ($51,806). The second dam Dashing Deborah, is a daughter of former all-time leading sire Dash For Cash and has produced 11 ROM including Grade 3 winner Winning Runner ($100,214) and the granddam of restricted grade 3 winner Visible Injun ($44,878).

The thrid dam is the stakes-placed Sunshine N Flowers, a half-sister to champion Jet View ($328,627), multiple stakes sire Rare Jet ($122,020). She has produced 13 ROM winners including champion Elliptical ($333,807) and the granddam of champion Power Train ($226,437), etc. This is the family of world champion sire Bono Jazz ($316,124).

For additional information or breeding contracts call Sherry Gilmore at 479.637.6383.

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SIRE LINES OF NEW STALLIONS

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DASH FOR CASH
American Runaway (Ocean Runaway, First Down Dash)
Boadacious Dash (First Down Dash)
Copa de Capi (Corona Cartel, Holland Ease, First Down Dash)
Duke Kahanamoku (Wave Carver, First Down Dash)
Fearless Fritz (Shazoom, Takin On The Cash)
First Down Illusion (First Down Dash)
First Down King (First Down Dash)
Freighttrain B (Pyc Paint Your Wagon, Corona Cartel, Holland Ease, First Down Dash)
Givinitaroyaleffort (First Down Dash)
On A Gator (Dash Ta Fame, First Down Dash)
Prospect To The Top (Coronas Prospect, Corona Cartel, Holland Ease, First Down Dash)
Rushago (Agouti, Corona Cartel, Holland Ease, First Down Dash)
The Louisiana Cartel (Corona Cartel, Holland Ease, First Down Dash)

STREAKIN SIX
Dominyun (Mr Jess Perry, Streakin La Jolla)
First Prize Stone (Mr Jess Perry, Streakin La Jolla)
Gonamakeyoureyesblue (Mr Jess Perry, Streakin La Jolla)
Jess An Idea (Mr Jess Perry, Streakin La Jolla)
Jess Jones (Mr Jess Perry, Streakin La Jolla)
Louisiana Senator (Jess Louisiana Blue, Mr Jess Perry, Streakin La Jolla)
One Sweet Jess (Mr Jess Perry, Streakin La Jolla)

CHICKS BEDUINO
Divide The Cash (Separatist)

NEARTIC (TB)
Euroears-TB (Langfuhur, Danzig, Northern Dancer)
Favorite Cartel (Favorite Trick, Phone Trick, Clever Trick, Icecapade)
Good Reason SA (Favorite Trick, Phone Trick, Clever Trick, Icecapade)
Schramsberg-TB (Storm Cat, Storm Bird, Northern Dancer)

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2012 Incoming Stallion Fees:

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Stallion		Farm			2012 Fee
One Sweet Jess		Burns Ranch		$5,000
Good Reason SA		Royal Vista Ranches	$4,000
American Runaway	Hart Farms		$3,500
Dominyun		Royal Vista Ranches	$3,500
Bodacious Dash		6666 Ranch		$2,500
First Down Illusion 	Robicheaux Ranch, Inc.	$2,500
Divide The Cash		Burns Ranch		$2,500
Euroears (TB)		JEH Oklahoma		$2,500-QH
Favorite Cartel		Burns Ranch		$2,500
Givinitaroyaleffort	JEH Oklahoma		$2,500
Louisiana Senator	Lazy E Ranch		$2,500
Prospect To The Top	JEH Texas		$2,500
Schramsberg		James Ranch		$2,500
The Louisiana Cartel	Haddad Ranch		$2,000
Duke Kahanamoku		JEH Oklahoma		$1,500
First Prize Stone	RM Racing Stables	$1,500
Freighttrain B		Belle Mere Farm		$1,500
Fearless Fritz		Tate Farm		$1,250
First Down King		Blanchet Farms		$1,250
Jess Jones		Will Woods Farm		$1,250
Copa de Capi		Belle Mere Farm		$1,000
Gonamakeyoureyesblue	Buena Suerte Ranch	$1,000
Jess An Idea		Tate Farms		$1,000
On A Gator		Marca Sino Racing	$1,000*
Rushago			Gilmore Stables		Private Treaty

*To approved mares.