Two-time AQHA Racing Champion Prospect To The Top and multiple black type runner Flash Divine are now standing at Crystal Springs Farm and Racing in Tularosa, New Mexico for the 2027 season.

Prospect To The Top, a multi-millionaire sire who has already sired a stakes horse in 2026, added two more black-type performances to his progeny record Sunday at The Downs at Albuquerque.

Pour Me A Drinkk captured the $430,627 New Mexico State Fair Quarter Horse Derby (R), while Imma Dandy earned his second stakes placing of the season with a third-place finish in the $100,000 New Mexico State Fair Quarter Horse Juvenile.

POUR ME A DRINKK ADDS ANOTHER MAJOR STAKES WIN

Pour Me A Drinkk delivered a three-quarter-length victory in the 400-yard derby, completing the distance in 19.610 seconds for an 89 speed index over a fast track while facing an 18-mph headwind.

Champion jockey James Flores guided the three-year-old brown gelding to victory. Donald Guynes trains the New Mexico-bred, who broke well, took command early and held his advantage through the finish to collect the $215,314 winner’s share.

Bob McClure and Sandra K. Barrett own Pour Me A Drinkk. Fred Danley bred him in New Mexico out of First Cowgirl Flash, by First Moonflash.

The victory improved his record to seven wins, two seconds and two thirds from 14 starts, with earnings of $478,658.

Pour Me A Drinkk previously won the New Mexico Classic Futurity (RG2) in 2025 and finished second in this year’s Shue Fly Stakes (RG2). He was also a finalist in the Zia Derby (RG2).

IMMA DANDY EARNS SECOND STAKES PLACING

Imma Dandy finished third in the New Mexico State Fair Quarter Horse Juvenile, a neck ahead of Acrylic, after contesting the early lead before giving way late.

Oscar Andrade Jr. rode the two-year-old gelding, who earned $10,000 to increase his career earnings to $113,543. David Gomez-Barraza trains him.

Imma Dandy races for Scott Branson and Jimmy Vasquez. Jimmy and Angela Vasquez bred the son of Prospect To The Top in New Mexico out of Jess Saying, by Mr Jess Perry.

The gelding entered the juvenile following a runner-up finish in the Mountain Top New Mexico-Bred Futurity (RG2) and a finalist appearance in the Zia Futurity (RG1). His record now stands at three wins, one second and three thirds from eight starts.

Another son of Prospect To The Top, Sonuv A Butch, was also a finalist in the New Mexico State Fair Futurity on October 11. The two-year-old gelding out of Butch up Sally by Pyc Paint Your Wagon now has $36,605 in career earnings with a record of 1-1-1 from four starts.

EIGHT $100,000-PLUS EARNERS FROM LIMITED STARTERS

From limited starters, Prospect To The Top has sired 67 winners and 13 black type performers, representing 12 percent of his starters. His progeny have earned $3 million, with average earnings per starter exceeding $23,000.

His eight earners of more than $100,000 include:

Dicecapades SI 99, $276,941 — 1st-Speedhorse Futurity (G3); 1st-Iowa Double Gold Derby; 1st-Laico Bird Stakes; 1st-Lady Bug Stakes
Pour Me A Drinkk SI 99, $478,658 — 1st-New Mexico Classic Futurity (RG2); 1st-New Mexico State Fair Quarter Horse Derby (R)
Mr Crawfish SI 107, $160,968 — 1st-Louisiana Champions Day Classic Stakes (G2)
Tarish SI 101, $147,451 — 1st-Speedhorse Quarter Horse Derby
Carneros SI 113, $142,835 — 1st-QROOI Sprint Series 1 Stakes, three times
Tac N Dale SI 97, $123,173 — 1st-Rocky Heinzig Stakes
Imma Dandy SI 106, $113,543 — 2nd-Mountain Top New Mexico-Bred Futurity (RG2); 3rd-New Mexico State Fair Quarter Horse Juvenile Stakes
Featured Prospect SI 102, $108,395 — 1st-Winners Circle Church Stakes

A TWO-TIME CHAMPION WITH EIGHT GRADED STAKES WINS

Prospect To The Top raced through age five, earning $992,670 from 26 starts. He finished in the money 19 times, recording 12 wins, five seconds and two thirds.

His eight graded stakes victories included the Championship at Sunland Park (G1), Zia Park Championship (G1), Hobbs America Futurity (G2), Hobbs America Derby (G2), James Isaac Hobbs Stakes (G2), West Texas Derby (G3) and two editions of the All American Gold Cup (G3).

He also finished second in the All American Derby (G1) and Mr Jet Moore Handicap (G3), and third in the Southwest Juvenile Championship (G1).

Prospect To The Top was a finalist in eight additional graded stakes events, including the All American Futurity (G1), Ruidoso Derby (G1), Refrigerator Handicap (G1) and Higheasterjet Handicap (G3), along with two editions each of the Championship at Sunland Park (G1) and Zia Park Championship (G1).

His honors include AQHA Racing Champion Three-Year-Old Colt, AQHA Racing Champion Aged Stallion, AQHA Supreme Race Horse and New Mexico Hi-Point Three-Year-Old Colt. He also set a 400-yard track record at Zia Park when winning the Hobbs America Futurity (G2) in 18.967 seconds.

A PEDIGREE BACKED BY STAKES SUCCESS

Prospect To The Top is the highest-earning son of Coronas Prospect SI 105, a Grade 3 winner and track record setter who earned $164,559. Coronas Prospect is a champion sire whose progeny have earned more than $4 million.

He is out of Cream To The Top SI 97, a Grade 3-placed daughter of Easily Smashed who earned $55,506. His second dam, Hey Sailor SI 85, is a stakes-winning daughter of All American Futurity winner Savannah Jr. She produced nine ROM earners and six black type performers, including multiple stakes winner Saloon SI 102, an earner of $229,761.

FLASH DIVINE WILL ALSO STAND AT CRYSTAL SPRINGS FARM AND RACING

Flash Divine, a 2020 son of champion First Moonflash, will start his second season at stud at Crystal Springs Farm and Racing for the 2027 breeding season at a fee of $2,000. The multiple Grade 2-placed stallion stood his first season at stud in 2026.

Named New Mexico Hi-Point Aged Stallion, Flash Divine earned $235,302 with five wins, seven seconds and one third from 27 starts. He finished second in the New Mexico Classic Futurity (RG2), Pepsi Cola Handicap (RG2) and Pepsi Cola Stakes (RG2). His career also included finalist appearances in the New Mexico Classic Championship (RG1), Shue Fly Stakes (RG2), New Mexico Classic Derby (RG2) and several other graded stakes.

Flash Divine is a half-brother to multiple Grade 1 winners Cat Daddys Lil Girl SI 102, who earned $565,806, and Ryansmanonthemoon SI 106, an earner of $410,081. Cat Daddys Lil Girl is the dam of 2026 Rainbow Juvenile winner Jess A Bad Lil Cat SI 101, who has earned $134,874.

His dam, Girlonthego SI 96 by Man On The Move, won the Zia Futurity (RG1), earned $174,146, and became a multiple stakes producer. She is a half-sister to multiple graded stakes-placed Wish You Had One To SI 101, the earner of $118,521 and dam of six black type performers. Her stakes winners include Jesses Wish SI 104, with earnings of $372,721 through 2026; Jess Have One More SI 109, with $132,168; and Wish Bigg SI 96, with $102,026.

His sire, First Moonflash SI 122, earned $969,828 during his championship racing career and has sired earners of $32 million.

For additional information or breeding contracts on Prospect To The Top or Flash Divine, contact Crystal Springs Farm and Racing at 575-361-2164 or 432-413-5460, or email office@crystalspringsfarms.com.

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