Flameaway
MULTIPLE GRADED STAKES-WINNING SON OF SCAT DADDY
Fee: $15,000 S&N
MULTIPLE GRADED STAKES-WINNING SON OF SCAT DADDY
- SCAT DADDY‘s only son at stud to win stakes at 2, 3, and 4
- Led all freshman stallions by number of stakes winners and graded stakes winners in 2023.
- 2024 racing: DREAMAWAY, 5 1/4-length winner of the $100,000 Colleen S. and third in the Speakeasy S.; BEAR RIVER, winner of the Dade Park Dash S.; Northern Lights Debutante S. winner WHERE’S MARILYN; WHEREREITHA, winner of the Julia Subercaseaux Browne (CHI-G3); ANDO SOLTERA, winner of the Mil Guineas Marisa Luisa Solari F. (CHI-G1) and Juan Cavieres Mella (CHI-G3); REITHA, winner of the Julio Subercaseaux Brown (CHI-G3); MA YETAL won the UAE 2000 Guineas Trial; FREEDOM PRINCIPLE, won the English Channel S.; 4 1/2-length Alberta Premier’s Futurity winner SMOKE DADDY; Northern Flame, third in the Rebel S. (G2); Blue Eyed George, runner-up in the $125,000 Leonatus S. and $100,0000 Cinema S., third in the $125,000 Crescent City Derby and third in the John Battaglia Memorial S.; Strummin, second in the Kentucky Juvenile S.; King Of Swing, second in the CTBA Laddie S.; Done Enough, third in the $150,000 Cash Run S.; $125,000 Boston S. third Wine Collector; etc.
- 2024 juveniles sold for $175,000, $130,000, $120,000, etc. 2024 yearlings sold for up to $200,000.
- 2023 racing: DREAMFYRE, winner of the Sorrento S. (G3), Surfer Girl S. (G3), and the Everett Nevin S.; FREEDOM PRINCIPLE, winner of the Armed Forces S.; SHE’S FIRE, winner of the Fitz Dixon Jr. Memorial Juvenile and MdSpWt winner at Belmont; JULIA’S DREAM, winner of the Gowell S. and debut MdSpWt winner at Del Mar; Bella Haze, MdSpWt winner at Ellis and runner-up in the $500,000 Global Tote Juvenile Fillies S.; TDN Rising Star Reagan’s Flame, debut MdSpWt winner at Belmont at the Big A; Blue Eyed George, debut MdSpWt winner at Ellis and Allowance winner at Keeneland; Wine Collector, MdSpWt winner at Colonial Downs; etc.
- 2023 yearlings sold for $375,000, $200,000, $170,000, etc.
- First 2YOs sold for $200,000, $185,000, $180,000, $140,000, $120,000, etc.
- First yearlings include: $425,000 colt, $375,000 filly, $190,000 colt, $180,000 filly, $150,000 colt, $130,000 filly, $105,000 colt; etc.
- Ultra-consistent multiple stakes winner, topped by his victory in the Sam F. Davis S. (G3), defeating future G1 winners Catholic Boy and Vino Rosso
- A rare horse who won on traditional dirt, turf, and synthetic surfaces, at distances from 4 ½ furlongs to 1 1/16 miles
- At 2: debut winner, then won Saratoga’s Skidmore S. in just his second lifetime start, and Keeneland’s Dixiana Bourbon S. (G3)
- At 3: won the Kitten’s Joy S. on turf in seasonal debut and the Sam F. Davis S. (G3); close second in the Blue Grass S. (G2) to 2-Year-Old Champion Good Magic; also runner-up in the Jim Dandy S. (G2) and the Tampa Bay Derby (G2)
- At 4: won the Challenger S. and placed in the Mineshaft H. (G3)
- Finished first or second in nine of 18 lifetime starts, retired with earnings of $911,634
- A $400,000 Fasig-Tipton Saratoga Yearling sale purchase
- Son of SCAT DADDY, the sire of Triple Crown winner Justify, leading European first and second-crop sire No Nay Never, Breeders’ Cup Juvenile Turf (G1) winner Mendelssohn (a half-brother to multiple champion Beholder), etc.
- Incredibly deep female family: dam VULCAN ROSE is a half-sister to G2 winner Essential Edge; third dam FLAME OF TARA produced G1 winners Salsabil and Marju among her five black type offspring
ALAN PORTER ANALYSIS PEDIGREE CATALOG STYLE (PDF)
Alan Porter
The talented and versatile Flameaway was a stakes winner from 5½ to 8½ furlongs on dirt and turf, and at two, three and four years. Among his five stakes triumphs is a victory over Champion Vino Rosso and multiple grade one winner Catholic Boy in the Sam F. Davis Stakes (G3). Flameaway is by multiple Champion Sire Scat Daddy, from a European Classic family.
Scat Daddy sired undefeated Triple Crown winner Justify out of a mare by Ghostzapper, a son of Awesome Again, from the Deputy Minister branch of Northern Dancer. It would also be possible to bring in Awesome Again though Daaher, Toccet and Awesome of Course. There is also a Scat Daddy grade one winner out of a mare by Deputy Minister himself, and graded stakes winners out of mares by French Deputy and Silver Deputy (sire of Posse, Badge of Silver and Spring At Last), this also includes daughters of Touch Gold, Deputy Commander, Salt Lake and Forest Camp.
The cross of Scat Daddy and sons over Danzig line mares has been a prolific one with more than 20 stakes winners, including grade one winners out of mares by Hard Spun and Boundary (sire of Big Brown), Oasis Dream (by Green Desert) and Exceed and Excel (by Danehill, whose sons Fastnet Rock, Rock of Gibraltar, Danehill Dancer and Oratorio are broodmare sires of Scat Daddy line stakes winners) as well as graded winners out of mares). There are also graded stakes winners out of mares by Belong to Me and War Chant, and a stakes winner out of a mare by Langfuhr. Mares by War Front and Exchange Rate could also work.
The cross of Scat Daddy and sons with Sadler’s Wells line mares has been a very successful one, including a grade one winner out of a mare by Powerscourt and a grade one winner out of a mare by Borrego (by El Prado, sire of Medaglia d’Oro, Kitten’s Joy and Artie Schiller), as well as three stakes winners out of mares by Galileo (represented in the U.S. by Magician and Cape Blanco).
Turning to the Mr. Prospector line, Scat Daddy has enjoyed considerable success with mares from the Fappiano branch. He has graded winners out of mares by Unbridled’s Song and Empire Maker and stakes winners out of mares by Broken Vow and Niigon, all by Unbridled. From mares by Unbridled’s Song, there is a grade one winner out of a mare by Buddha, and graded winners from Rockport Harbor, First Defence and Songandaprayer. This also suggests trying daughters of sires such as Midshipman, Even the Score, Half Ours and Old Fashioned. Empire Maker is the sire of Pioneerof the Nile and Bodemeister. There are also Scat Daddy stakes winners out of mares by Fappiano sons Rubiano (sire of Too Much Bling) and A.P. Jet, and mares by Quiet American and his grandson, Midnight Lute, could also be considered.
The cross of Scat Daddy and mares from the Gone West line has also proved fruitful. There is a graded stakes winner out of a mare by Gone West himself. The cross with mares by Seeker’s Reward has produced five grade one winners, including U.S. star, Dacita. There are also grade one winners out of daughters of Proud Citizen and Elusive Quality (sire of Quality Road), and a graded stakes winner out of a mare by Grand Slam, as well as a stakes winner out of a mare by that horse’s son, Strong Hope. It would also be possible to try mares by Mr. Greeley, and by Speightstown and his son, Munnings.
The Forty Niner branch of Mr. Prospector has produced a graded stakes winner out of a mare by End Sweep (sire of Trippi) and stakes winners out of mares by Coronado’s Quest, Jules (sire of Peace Rules) and Editor’s Note. We can also find Forty Niner through Distorted Humor (and sons such as Any Given Saturday, Cowtown Cat, Drosselmeyer, Flower Alley, Jimmy Creed and Sharp Humor)–which would combined the related Distorted Humor and Fusai, Banker’s Gold, Gold Fever, Roar and Tactical Advantage (broodmare sire of a Candy Ride line grade one winner).
Scat Daddy has a pair of grade one winners out of a mare by Street Cry (sire of Street Sense). There is a grade two winner out of a mare by Smart Strike, two graded stakes winners out of a mare by his son English Channel, and another out of a mare by his son Curlin, which suggests mares by Lookin At Lucky. From other branches of the Mr. Prospector line, there are Scat Daddy line graded stakes winners out of mares by Afleet (sire of Northern Afleet and grandsire of Afleet Alex), Not For Love and Thunder Gulch (and a stakes winner out of a mare by his son Point Given). There are also stakes winners out of mares by Smoke Glacken, Seeking the Gold (sire of Mutakddim, Petionville and Cape Town) and Lemon Drop Kid.
Considering the A.P. Indy line, the cross with the mares from the Pulpit branch–which gives the influential sisters Yarn and Preach–has delivered four stakes winners, three out of mares by Tapit (sire of Trappe Shot, Tapizar and Constitution) and one out of a mare by Sky Mesa. Graded stakes winner Azar is by Scat Daddy out of a mare by Mineshaft (bred on the same cross as Pulpit, and himself sire of Discreetly Mine and Dialed In) and there is also a stakes winner out of a mare by Bernardini (sire of Stay Thirsty and To Honor and Serve). This also suggests mares by Flatter, Congrats, Malibu Moon, Stephen Got Even, Jump Start and Majestic Warrior.
There are five stakes winners, four graded, by Scat Daddy out of Halo line mares, including graded stakes winners out of mares by Saint Ballado sons Sunriver and Saint Liam, and a graded winner from daughters of Sunny’s Halo and Lively One. There is also a stakes winner out of a mare by More Than Ready (sire of Ready’s Image, Verrazano and Daredevil). Halo is a Hail to Reason line horse, and Scat Daddy also has two stakes winners out of mares by Dynaformer (sire of Temple City, Point of Entry and Purim) who is from the Roberto branch of that line.
Scat Daddy has done well with Blushing Groom line mares, with grade one winners out of mares by Blushing John and Fantastic Light, a graded winner by Rahy, and a stakes winner by Kafwain, a son of Cherokee Run.
There is a Scat Daddy grade one winner out of a mare by Monarchos (by Maria’s Mon, also sire of Super Saver). There are two stakes winners, one grade one out of mares by Holy Bull (sire of Macho Uno and Flashy Bull) and stakes winners out of mares by Honour and Glory (sire of Put it Back) and In Excess (sire of Indian Charlie, Notional and Bring the Heat, and grandsire of Uncle Mo, Adios Charlie, Bwana Charlie and Liaison).
SCAT DADDY (USA) b. 2004 |
JOHANNESBURG (USA) b. 1999 |
HENNESSY (USA) ch. 1993 [BI] |
STORM CAT (USA) | ||||
ISLAND KITTY (USA) | |||||||
MYTH (USA) b. 1993 |
OGYGIAN (USA) | ||||||
YARN (USA) | |||||||
LOVE STYLE (USA) ch. 1999 |
MR. PROSPECTOR (USA) b. 1970 [BC] |
RAISE A NATIVE (USA) | |||||
GOLD DIGGER (USA) | |||||||
LIKEABLE STYLE (USA) b. 1990 |
NIJINSKY (CAN) | ||||||
PERSONABLE LADY (USA) | |||||||
VULCAN ROSE (CAN) dkb/br. 2007 |
FUSAICHI PEGASUS (USA) b. 1997 |
MR. PROSPECTOR (USA) b. 1970 [BC] |
RAISE A NATIVE (USA) | ||||
GOLD DIGGER (USA) | |||||||
ANGEL FEVER (USA) b. 1990 |
DANZIG (USA) | ||||||
ROWDY ANGEL (USA) | |||||||
ROSE OF TARA (IRE) ch. 1996 |
GENEROUS (IRE) ch. 1988 [S] |
CAERLEON (USA) | |||||
DOFF THE DERBY (USA) | |||||||
FLAME OF TARA (IRE)* b. 1980 |
ARTAIUS (USA) | ||||||
WELSH FLAME (GB) |
Race Record
Age | Starts | 1st | 2nd | 3rd | Earned |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
2 | 5 | 3 (2) | 0 | 0 | $254,074 |
3 | 8 | 2 (2) | 3 (3) | 0 | $580,760 |
4 | 5 | 1 (1) | 0 | 1 (1) | $76,800 |
Totals | 18 | 6 (5) | 3 (3) | 1 (1) | $911,634 |
- Dixiana Bourbon S. at Keeneland (G3, 8.5f, originally scheduled for turf).
- Skidmore S. at Saratoga (5.5f, dirt, by 1 1/2 lengths).
- Maiden special weight at Woodbine (5.5f, all weather, by 2 1/2 lengths, on debut).
- Sam F. Davis S. at Tampa Bay Downs (G3, 8.5f, dirt, defeating Catholic Boy, Vino Rosso, etc.)
- Kitten’s Joy S. at Gulfstream (7.5f, turf, 3YO debut).
- Tampa Bay Derby at Tampa Bay Downs (G2, 8.5f, to Quip, defeating World of Trouble, Vino Rosso, Tiz Mischief, etc.).
- Blue Grass S. at Keeneland (G2, 9f, to Good Magic, defeating Sporting Chance, Free Drop Billy, etc.).
- Jim Dandy S. at Saratoga (G2, 9f, to Tenfold, defeating Vino Rosso, Reride, Sporting Chance).
- Challenger S. at Tampa Bay Downs (8.5f, defeating Killybegs Captain, Bourbon Resolution, Reride, Longden (GB), Jay’s Way).
- Mineshaft H. at Fair Grounds (G3, to Silver Dust, Harlan Punch).
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