RUIDOSO DOWNS, NM—AUGUST 16, 2013—Sierra Blanca Equine announced today G2 placed and G1 finalist Tres Seis Nueve has been retired and will stand their 2014 season at the Ruidoso Downs farm for a fee of $2,000.

Valle Guadiana Corp. owns the son of champion and world champion sire Tres Seis. He won or placed in 14 of 20 career starts, earning $170,775. He was second in the Grade 2 Sunland Park Winter Derby, Grade 3 Hobbs America Derby, third in the Grade 3 KOFX-FM Radio Handicap and fourth in the Grade 1 Rainbow Derby. Trained by Juan Gonzalez, the 4-year-old was also a finalist in the Grade 2 West Texas Maturity.

His sire Tres Seis was named the 2001 AQHA Racing champion 2-year-old colt and earned $856,901 while winning the Golden State Million Futurity(G1) and finishing second in the All American Futurity(G1). He has sired 44 stakes winners in eight crops to race with earnings of $16.1 million dollars including 4-time AQHA Racing Champion and All American Futurity(G1) and Derby(G1) winner Ocoha SI 109 (to 4, 2013, $2,687,615), etc.

Tres Seis Nueve is out of the multiple stakes producing Chicks Beduino mare Ya Ya Sisterhood SI 99, dam of 4 ROM winnings from 4 foals. She is also the dam of stakes-placed Oreo SI 93 ($24,721 to 5, 2013), RG1 finalist Yoyo SI 103 ($84,240) and Secrethood SI 97 (winner to 3, 2013, $16,255). Ya Ya Sisterhood is out of the champion Dash For Cash mare Stardust Dash SI 93 ($23,588), dam of AQHA Racing champion Prankster CF ($230,013), G2 winner Tricky Dust SI 110 ($428,581), RG3 placed Storm Chasor SI 99 ($39,457 to 3, 2013), etc.

For additional information or breeding contracts call Kim Saunders 575-378-0043.