• Big, stretchy colt with a lovely fluid walk. He has a nice deep shoulder and a good frame to grow into.
• Liam’s Map can certainly produce a high-dollar seller–his top colt at the 2024 2-year-old sales cost $500K–and his lifetime top earner, MGISW Colonel Liam, was a $50K to $1.2-million pinhook himself.
• This is the first foal out of a mare who was a debut winner at two and stakes-placed on synthetic (OBS breezes also take place on a synthetic surface). The colt’s second dam is none other than Cinderella Story Lisa’s Booby Trap who was ultra fast.

• A New York-bred, who will head to Saratoga this summer with trainer, Jena Antonucci
• From the initial crop of Thousand Words, a beautifully bred $1-million son of Pioneerof the Nile who was a graded winner at both two and three.
• First foal out of a useful, hard-knocking mare who earned black-type. Plenty of runners on this pedigree page.

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• By champion sire of 2022, whose runners have sold extremely well at the 2-year-old sales and whose fee has been raised to $60K for 2024.
• Out of a mare who showed some ability at two and who’s by the same sire as the dam of this year’s BC Juvenile winner Fierceness.
• Dam is a 3/4-sister to MGSW Lovely Bernardette. Her first foal was a solid 2-year-old seller himself and has since won overseas.

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• A horseOlogy homebred, this Mar. 9 foal is a half-sister to none other than Whatintheliteral, our winner of the 2024 Astoria S. at Saratoga.
• The racey bay has a deep shoulder and stretchy frame to grow into. She’s bred similarly to Whatintheliteral with both being by Pulpit-line stallions.
• Her sire Greatest Honour was a regally bred son of Tapit who came to hand in the fall of his juvenile season before taking both the G3 Holy Bull S. and G2 Fountain of Youth S. emphatically along the Triple Crown trail.

• Filly has a lot of leg to go with a strong body. Floating, effortless walk that should translate into a big and pretty stride.
• By a proven sire and out of a debut winner at two.
• Placement in the sale created value—would have been tougher to land one or two books later. Purchased for about 60% of our max valuation.

• By one of the top stallions in America in Constitution, who is responsible for talented runners and well-regarded young stallions Tiz the Law, Independence Hall and Americanrevolution. Has one of the top older horses in the country currently in Mindframe.
• Out of an Empire Maker mare who had tons of stamina herself and from the deep female family of champions Flanders, Air Force Blue, et al.
• Laid-back colt with tons of substance and good bone. Has the typical classic distance look and pedigree, and was purchased at excellent value.

• This precocious-leaning daughter of Flameaway was acquired for a bargain price at the 2025 Fasig-Tipton July sale.
• A very straightforward and athletic physical, she is out of a stakes-winning and graded stakes-placed Into Mischief mare and hails from a deep female family that includes the likes of champion juvenile War Pass and his G1 Spinaway S.-winning half-sister Oath.

• By an exciting and brilliantly fast freshman sire and bred on a super potent cross.
• Extremely balanced and athletic individual–our favorite physical of the sale!
• Eligible for lucrative New York-bred purses, which will be equal to open company on the NYRA circuit starting with his crop.

All Dressed Up (Super Saver) was purchased by horseOlogy in foal to MGISW Omaha Beach, who’s off to an auspicious start himself at stud, both on the track and in the auction ring. He’s tied at the top of the freshman sire list by black-type and graded stakes horses, and has been the dominant sales sire among his crop in each sales cycle thus far. The foal All Dressed Up is carrying was conceived on a $30K fee, and Omaha Beach has already been bumped up to $40K for next season.

Speaking of Omaha Beach, All Dressed Up has already produced a nice one—her first foal, a full to the one we purchased in utero, fetched $180K at Keeneland September from a top pinhooking outfit and looks destined for the 2024 2-year-old sales, where he could easily bring even bigger money. We’ll get to cheer on that powerful-looking colt at the sales, then hopefully on the track, along with all the other Omaha Beach runners. All Dressed Up also has a weanling filly by Independence Hall.