GUTHRIE, OK—JANUARY 29, 2012—2012 World champion One Dashing Eagle arrived in Oklahoma City last Friday, via Federal Express from California. The 3-year-old will begin his stallion career next month at Lazy E Ranch, near Guthrie, Oklahoma. His fee has been set at $12,750, including the farm fee.

The son of all-time leading first crop sire One Famous Eagle became the first 2-year-old colt since Merganser, in 1988, to be named AQHA Racing world champion. He was also the champion 2-year-old and champion 2-year-old colt for 2012. Brothers Jose and Gustavo De La Torre and Jorge Carmona’s San Gregorio Racing Stable of Norco, California, own the young stallion.

"We are extremely grateful to the De La Torre brothers and Mr. Carmona for the trust and confidence that they have placed in Lazy E Ranch and we invite everyone to the ranch to see this legend of racing," Butch Wise, co-manger of Lazy E said late Monday.

Wise added, "The response has been overwhelming from leading breeders throughout the United States, Brazil, Mexico and Canada since the announcement that he is going to stand in 2013 - he is now creating as much excitement with his move to the breeding shed as he did on the race track and that's really saying something!"

One Dashing Eagle set a single-season earnings record of $2,079,065 while winning the All American Futurity(G1), Ed Burke Million Futurity(G1) and Golden State Million Futurity(G1). He joins a select group of only 10 horses chosen as world champion in their freshman year, with the most recent being Stolis Winner in 2008. His trainers include Jose and Ugo De La Torre and Eloy Navarro, and his jockeys were Ramon Sanchez and Adrian Loza.

Bred by the Allred Bros. of Mesa, Arizona, One Dashing Eagle is out of the First Down Dash mare One Sweet Dash. Multiple G3 winner One Sweet Dash ($81,937) is a full sister to leading sire and G1 finalist Walk Thru Fire ($94,280). She is the dam of seven ROM from seven foals to race including Grade 1 Golden State Futurity winner One Sweet Jess ($953,592) and stakes winner and G3-placed Hes A Standout ($45,402).

The second dam is the stakes-placed *Beduino (TB) mare Sweet Beduino, a half-sister to stakes winners Sweeten The Pot ($123,132) and Dash For Game ($15,310) and stakes-placed Horseshoe Bend ($32,083) and Easy Dashing Chick ($29,512). Sweet Beduino is the dam of 15 ROM including G2 winner A Dash Of Beduino ($103,943), G3 winner This Jet Is Royal ($91,613), stakes-winner Posting The Colors ($36,776), stakes winner and track record holder Fly With Honor ($16,305) and stakes-placed Sign It Sweet ($15,572).

For additional information or breeding contracts call Butch Wise or Matt Witman at 405-282-3437.