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Sierra Blanca Equine Adds Stallions to Roster for 2018
Multiple graded stakes sire Jumpn Chic will join the stallion roster of Sierra Blanca Equine in 2018.

Sierra Blanca Equine Adds Stallions to Roster for 2018

RUIDOSO DOWNS, NM—OCTOBER 30, 2017—Sierra Blanca Equine announced today they have added four new stallions to their roster for the 2018 season.

The proven sire Jumpn Chic along with first year stallions Maxximuss, Ice On Fire V and Caballo Bonito (TB) will join Winners Version, Tres Seis Nueve, Moon Dynasty and Monterey Jazz (TB).

Jumpn Chic

Multiple stakes sire Jumpn Chic will stand the 2018 season at the New Mexico stallion farm for a fee of $1,500, however breeders can take advantage of a January 1st payment in full for $1,250.

From a limited number of starters in eight crops to race, the son of leading sire Chicks Beduino has sired 60 winners, 15 stakes horses (13%), earners of more than $2 million and average earnings per starter of $18,300.

Tee Chic winning the 2015 Grade 3 $410,000 Oklahoma Futurity at Remington Park. © Dustin Orona
His top performers include Tee Chic SI 104 (4 wins to 4, $380,986 Oklahoma Futurity-G2, etc.), A Jordon Reed SI 103 (4 wins at 2, 2017 $215,728 Valley Junction Futurity, etc.), Wh Streakin PIE SI 98 (8 wins to 4, $168,454 Jaguar Rocket S., etc.), Jumpn Streak SI 105 (5 wins to 5, $112,982 Sam Houston Derby Challenge, etc.), My Moment Of Fame SI 105 (7 wins to 4, $105,144 Retama Derby Challenge, etc.), etc.

At the track, Jumpn Chic won or placed in 15 of 22 career starts and earned $161,420. He was second in the Grade 1 El Primero Del Ano Derby and Farnam Stakes and third in the Los Alamitos Juvenile Invitational and Sophomore Handicap. He also was a finalist in three other Grade 1 races, the Golden State Million Futurity, Governor's Cup Futurity and Los Alamitos Winter Championship.

A Jordon Reed winning the 2017 $289,830 Valley Junction Futurity at Prairie Meadows. © Dustin Orona
Jumpn Chic's dam is the stakes winning First Down Dash mare Imjumpn SI 94 ($56,495), a sister to Grade 1 winner and multiple stakes sire Tac It Like A Man SI 98 ($413,563) and stakes winner Flash First SI 105 ($351,719). She is the dam of 17 ROM, 16 winners, 7 stakes horses including Grade 1 winner Headturner SI 101 ($293,032), RG3 winner and multiple stakes sire Jumpn SI 98 ($187,555), Grade 1-placed Jumpn Chick SI 96 (see above), stakes-placed Urbanite SI 105 ($77,029), Jumpnback SI 97 ($73,158) and Jumpnout SI 94 ($48,788), etc.

The second dam is the champion filly and champion producer Jumping Tac Flash SI 106 ($147,065) by Tolltac, a sister to champion and multiple stakes sire Splash Back SI 93 ($135,505). Jumpin Tac Flash is the dam of 14 ROM, 11 winners, 6 stakes horses including Champion and multiple stakes sire Carters Cartel SI 103 ($659,146), Grade 1 winner and multiple stakes sire Tac It Like A Man SI 98 see above), and stakes winner Flash First SI 105 (see above), stakes winner Imjumpn (see above), G1-placed A Tac First SI 997 ($88,793), and stakes-placed Tac Off SI 98.

Maxximuss

The royally-bred Maxximuss will begin his stallion career in 2018. His fee has been set at $1,250 with a discount to $1,000 if paid in full by January 1.

Maxximuss is a half-brother to two AQHA Racing Champions. © Melanie Gentry
Owned by Richard Ford and Fred Sorenson, the son of leading sire and "sire of sires" Corona Cartel broke his maiden in first career start in the Grade 1 Rainbow Futurity trials at Ruidoso Downs.

His sire Corona Cartel SI 97 ($557,142) is the sire of 160 stakes winners, 8 champions, with earnings of more than $56 million. His top performers include Blues Girl Too SI 104 (World Champion Racing American QH, $2,032,328, Los Alamitos Two Million Futurity-G1, etc.), Teller Cartel SI 108 (champion, $1,212,471, All American Futurity-G1, etc.), Five Bar Cartel SI 91 (champion, $1,068,825, Ed Burke Million Futurity-G1, etc.), Flying Fig SI 101 (champion, $806,920, 2nd Los Alamitos Two Million Futurity-G1, etc.), etc.

Maxximuss winning his trial for the 2015 Grade 1 Rainbow Futurity at Ruidoso Downs. © Gay Harris / Ruidoso Downs
Maxximuss is out of the former Broodmare of the Year Runway Wave SI 105 ($79,183), a stakes-placed daughter of leading broodmare sire Runaway Wave. She is the dam of 28 ROM, 27 winners, 2 AQHA Racing Champions including world champion and multiple stakes sire Wave Carver SI 104 ($1,005,946), three-time champion and multiple stakes sire Ocean Runaway SI 105 ($1,642,498), G1 winner Trish SI 102 ($253,233), and stakes winner Aquafina SI 99 ($188,336), stakes winner Little Surfer SI 104 ($102,749), stakes winner and brother to Maxximuss The Ocean King SI 105 ($96,830), stakes winner Whip Curl SI 96 ($24,853), G1-placed and leading Louisiana sire Sir Runway Dash SI 97 ($120,705), G2-placed Bring The Bling SI 107 ($67,320), stakes-placed Seaside SI 90 ($38,296), etc.

The second dam is the stakes winning Thoroughbred mare In The Curl by Shelter Half, dam of 10 winners including Harbor Beach SI 111 ($129,731-G3), First Down N Surfin SI 97 ($290,681, 3rd All American Futurity-G1), etc. This is the immediate family of AQHA Racing champion Open Me A Corona SI 106 ($929,150), etc.

Ice On Fire

Ice On Fire will begin his stallion career in 2018. His fee has been set at $1,250 with a discount to $1,000 if paid in full by January 1.

Owned by Robert Crowell, the son of leading sire Corona Cartel was finalist in the Grade 3 Oklahoma Derby at Remington Park. He broke his maiden at Ruidoso Downs in a trial for the Grade 1 Rainbow Futurity.

Ice On Fire V will begin his stallion career at Sierra Blanca Equine in 2017. © Melanie Gentry
His sire Corona Cartel SI 97 ($557,142) is the sire of 160 stakes winners, 8 champions, with earnings of more than $56 million. His top performers include Blues Girl Too SI 104 (World Champion Racing American QH, $2,032,328, Los Alamitos Two Million Futurity-G1, etc.), Teller Cartel SI 108 (champion, $1,212,471, All American Futurity-G1, etc.), Five Bar Cartel SI 91 (champion, $1,068,825, Ed Burke Million Futurity-G1, etc.), Flying Fig SI 101 (champion, $806,920, 2nd Los Alamitos Two Million Futurity-G1, etc.), etc.

Ice On Fire V's dam is the restricted Grade 2 winner Sixy Chamisa SI 104 ($350,095) by Sixes Royal. She won eight of 14 career starts including the New Mexico Classic Futurity [RG2], New Mexico Breeders' Futurity [RG2] and Sunburst Handicap. She was second in the SunRay Park Firecracker Stakes and third in the New Mexico Breeders' S. [RG2].

Sixy Chamisa was also a finalist in RG1 Shue Fly, RG1 Zia Futurity, RG1 New Mexico Fillies & Mares Championship. She is the dam of 5 winners, 6 ROM including RG1 Zia Futurity finalist Chamiso James SI 95 ($45,382 at 2), G3-finalist Ice On Fire SI 93 ($12,464), Sixy Hero On Fire SI 97 ($11,220 to 3, 2017), etc.

Ice On Fire V winning his trial for the 2015 Grade 1 Rainbow Futurity at Ruidoso Downs. © Gay Harris / Ruidoso Downs
The second dam, Chicks Chamisa SI 98 by Chicks A Blazin, is a half-sister to stakes winners Nathans Rocket SI 98 ($72,297) and Moolahs Crown SI 92 ($47,187). She is the dam of 11 ROM, 10 winners, three stakes horses including RG2 winner Sixy Chamisa Si 104 (see above), RG3 winner Rime Has A Chick SI 122 ($276,544), RG2 winner Me Chickie SI 111 ($233,574), etc.

Caballo Bonito (TB)

The California-bred Thoroughbred stallion Caballo Bonito will begin his stallion career at Sierra Blanca Equine in 2018. His fee has been set at $1,250 with a discount to $1,000 if paid in full by January 1.

Owned by Eva Anderson, Caballo Bonito won or placed in nine races and earned $22,620.

Caballo Bonita will stand his first season in 2018.
He is a son of Grade 1 Hollywood Futurity winner Swiss Yodeler ($761,422), by Easter Echo. From 16 crops to race Swiss Yodeler has sired 15 stakes winners, 1 champion, 436 winners with earners of more than $29 million.

A major sprint sire, his top performers include Thor's Echo (Champion, $2,461,490 Breeders' Cup Sprint [G1], etc.), River Echo ($400,395, Premier Cup H., etc.), Oberwald ($366,227, Haggin S., etc.), Tilde ($345,060, Keith E. Card California Cup Juvenile Fillies S., etc.), Swiss Current ($294,937, CTBA Marian S., etc.), Swiss Lake Yodeler ($278,608, Golden State Juvenile Fillies S., etc.), Swiss Diva ($240,999, California Breeders' Champion S., etc.), etc.

Caballo Bonito is the only foal of In My Life by Byars (by Deputy Minister), a winner of four races and $83,205. The second dam is the Fountain Of Gold mare Fountain Of Life ($35,373), dam of 4 winners including stakes-placed Sra. Mary ($67,859), In My Life (above), Daddy Cat ($17,165) and Glancing ($11,156).

For additional information or breeding contracts on all of the Sierra Blanca Equine stallions contact Kim Saunders at 575-378-0043 or 575-430-7084.