Los Alamitos Maiden Stakes winner Apollitical Victory will begin his stallion career in 2025 at Dunn Ranch in Wynnewood, Oklahoma.

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WYNNEWOOD, OK–OCTOBER 16, 2024–Apollitical Victory SI 93, a brother to two-time Champion of Champions(G1) winner Apollitical Pence SI 125, will begin his stallion career at Dunn Ranch in 2025. His fee has been set at $2,000, but the first 50 mares booked can take advantage of an introductory fee of $1,500.

Owned and bred by Dunn Ranch, Apollitical Victory compiled a (4) 2-0-2 record and earned $42,805. He won the $87,750 Los Alamitos Maiden Stakes (not black type).

His sire, world champion Apollitical Jess SI 107 ($1,399,831), is among the industry's leading sires. From 11 crops to race, he has sired 143 stakes winners and 13 champions, with over $71.8 million in earnings and average earnings per starter of over $66,200.

Apollitical Victory, under jockey Armando Cervantes, is a daylight winner of the $87,750 Los Alamitos Maiden Stakes in 2023.. © Amber Mendez

His top performers include all-time leading money earner Kj Desparado SI 118 (champion twice, to 5, 2024, $3,178,099, All American Quarter Horse Futurity-G1, etc.), Apocalyptical Jess SI 103 (champion 3 times, $2,251,556, All American Futurity-G1, etc.), Empressum SI 111 (World Champion, to 6, 2024, $2,158,873, Champion of Champions S.-G1, etc.), Apollitical Pence SI 102 ($2,867,319), Apollitical Blood SI 99 (champion, $1,519,800, All American Derby-G1, etc.), etc.

Apollitical Victory is out of the unraced Tres Seis mare Send City, dam of 7 ROM, 5 winners, including multiple Grade 1 winner Apollitical Pence SI 125 (20 wins, $1,867,319, Supreme Race Horse, Champion of Champions S.-G1 twice, Brad McKinzie Winter Championship S.-G1 twice, Robert L. Boniface Los Alamitos Invitational Championship S.-G1, etc.), Golden State Million Futurity(G1) finalist Favorite City SI 88 ($78,743 to 4, 2024), Los Alamitos Maiden Stakes winner Apollitical Victory SI 93 (see above), etc.

Apollitical Pence, under jockey Armando Cervantes, defeating Flash Bak in the 2021$600,000 Champion of Champions. © Amber Mendez

The second dam is Remington Park Futurity (G1) winner Send Me The Candy SI 97 ($135,976), a Leaving Memories half-sister to stakes winners Send The Gals Candy SI 105 ($291,286), Call Me Candy Man SI 90 ($30,901), etc.

Send Me The Candy is the dam of 22 ROM, 18 winners, 8 back type including stakes winners Send Me A Candy Tree SI 105 ($410,384-G1), Faster Then U SI 92 ($146,631), This Candys Special SI 104 ($100,361), This Candys Royal SI 102 ($55,046), stakes-placed Eyesa Candy Maker SI 109 ($106,494), Send The Candy Wagon SI 96 ($61,332), Eye On This Candy SI 94 ($56,916), Eyesa Candy Horse SI 95 ($55,554), etc.

Send Me The Candy is the granddam of such runners as two-time champion Jess Good Candy SI 96 ($2,014,703, All American Futurity-G1, etc.), champion Chasing Aj SI 96 ($907,069, Texas Classic Derby-G1), Rock A Jess V ($874,037, Texas Classic Futurity-G1), Sheza Famous Candy SI 97 ($222,553, to 3, 2024, Prairie Meadows Juvenile winner, etc.), etc.

For additional information or breeding contracts, call Matt or Bendi Dunn at (580) 279-6666.