Grade 1 winner Out Of The Way will begin his stallion career at Double L L Farm in Bosque, New Mexico.

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BOSQUE, NM–DECEMBER 4, 2024–Grade 1 winner Out Of The Way SI 106 has been retired from racing and will begin his stallion career in 2025 at Double L L Farm in Bosque, New Mexico. His fee has been set at $2,500 with consideration to approved mares.

A $102,000 Ruidoso Select Yearling Sale graduate, Out Of The Way won or placed in 12 of 17 career starts while earning $310,972.  He defeated all-time leading money earner KJ Desparado in the $350,000 Grade 1 Downs at Albuquerque Fall Championship in his last start on October 5.

Out Of The Way also won the John Andreini Memorial Stakes at Ruidoso Downs, was second in the Mr Jet Moore Stakes(G2), and third in the All American Gold Cup (G1),  Rainbow Invitational Stakes, and All American Invitational Stakes. He was a finalist in the Los Alamitos 2 Million Juvenile.

Out Of The Way defeating KJ Desparado in the $350,000 Grade 1 Downs at Albuquerque Fall Championship in
his last start on October 5. © Coady Media

Out Of The Way is the leading contneder for AQHA Racing's champion-aged stallion honors for 2024 and the leading money-earning aged stallion this season.

Out Of The Way's sire champion, First Moonflash SI 122 ($969,828, won The Championship At Sunland Park-G1 while setting a new 400. Yard world record in 0:18.735). From 12 crops of racing age, First Moonflash has sired 63 stakes winners, 4 champions, and 421 winners, earning more than $30.3 million in the USA.

His top performers include Flash And Roll SI 99 (champion 3 times, $1,710,718, Los Alamitos 2 Million Futurity-G1, etc.), Handsome Jack Flash SI 104 (champion twice, $1,517,491, All American Futurity-G1, etc.), Fearless Moon-QH SI 103 (champion, to 4, 2024, $438,672, Sound Dash H., etc.), Foxy Moonflash-QH SI 102 (champion, $283,978, New Mexico Fillies and Mares Championship [R]-G1, etc.), etc.

Out Of The Way's dam is the multiple-stakes producing Corona Cartel mare Coronas Fast Honey, a sister to stakes-placed Tyme For A Corona. Coronas Fast Hone is the dam of 13 ROM, 11 winners, 3 black type including PCQHRA Breeders' Futurity(G2) winner Favorite Honey SI 93 ($363,928), Grade 1 winner Out Of The Way SI 106 (see above), Robert Adair Kindergarten Futurity(G2) winner Fire Fast Honey SI 96 ($222,723), 2024 Los Alamitos Two Million Futurity(G1) fastest qualifier Black Coffeee SI 92 ($28,355 at 2, 2024), etc.

The second dam Fast Prize Honey SI 92 is a sister to Grade 1 winners First Prize Leesa SI 106 ($488,270), First Carolina SI 106 ($415,047), First Prize Robin SI 103 ($295,147), and G1-placed First Prize Perry SI 102 ($243,946), stakes-placed First Prize Paris SI 108 ($92,910), stakes-placed First Prize Stone SI 98 ($32,633) and a half-sister to G1 winner Fast First Prize SI 102 ($244,929), G2 winner and leading sire Heza Fast Dash SI 103 ($136,123), stakes winner First Prize Doc SI 108 ($73,700) and stakes-placed and leading Canadian sire First Prize Timber SI 102 ($56,018).

First Prize Honey is the dam of 7 ROM winners, 2 black type including sakes-placed multiple stakes sire Prized Wagon SI 98 ($198,936) and Tyme For A Corona SI 95 ($54,935).

This is the family of all-time leading sire First Down Dash, #8 all-time leading sire Heza Fast Dash, and multiple stakes sires Coronado Cartel, Pyc Fun N Fancy, First Prize Perry SI 108, First Prize timber SI 102, Ima A Fancy Pyc and more.

If you would like more information or breeding contracts, you can call W.L. Mooring at (505) 864-2485.