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We are Monte and
Catherine Thomas and we welcome you to come visit us and see the
stallions. We have been in the horse business for over thirty
years. We moved to Citra (FL) and started our stallion station about
twelve years ago. We offer breeding and training at our farm. Monte
also trains and races at Calder and Tampa Bay race tracks. Catherine
manages the farm and with the help of daughter Erica, and staff, the
stallions. Check back often as we update
the farm news
and be sure to give us a call to discuss our stallions!
Come meet us and see these well
bred stallions!
Please
see stallions below
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Stallion
links are below and above.
Feel free to call for an appointment to come see the stallions at your convenience.
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Be
sure to ask Cathy about our specials
on stallion seasons for 2010! |
Email: udf@upsanddownsfarm.com or
call
(352) 817-6622
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Click photos to view larger pictures.
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SUCCESSFUL
WAYS
2004,
by Successful
Appeal - Wicked Ways
by Devils Bag
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First Year at Stud: 2008
2010 fee: $1,500
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His
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Did you know Magic Merger, the dam of
"Hooh Why" (Florida's 2009 high point 3 year old filly -
$452,174) is a half sister to Successful Ways? This
family will and does run! Breed to race - Chase your dream! email cvens@bellsouth.net
for some photos of his yearlings they are correct and built to run! |
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Stallion
Watch 2009 http://thoroughbredreview.com/
"Best Values", $22,500 - $30,000
#1. Successful Appeal
($22,500 Walmac Farms, KY) - Investors would be
hard pressed to find as potent a sire for $50,000, let alone $22,500.
Numbers shine across all statistical categories. Not likely to
get the classic horse, but his progeny will pay their way more often
than most.
Stallion
Watch 2008 - Successful Appeal quietly
becoming a major sire
"Best Values", $25,000 - $40,000
#1. Successful Appeal
($40,000 Walmac Farm, KY) - Simply put, he's getting it done in all areas, regardless of the angle you take. Finally getting respect in the sales ring after
siring 20% stakes horses from starters (over a third of them graded) and improving upon his opportunities by over 51%.
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