Grade-1 foal worth $1,268,100 dollars leaves the equestrian community mourning over its loss

Equestrian Community Mourns Multiple Grade 1 Winner, Winter Memories- The equestrian world is grieving the loss of 'Winter Memories,' a cherished member of Darby Dan Farm and a Grade 1 winner. The 15-year-old mare, celebrated for her remarkable racing career, was euthanized on May 16, leaving a legacy worth celebrating.

Champion on the Track

Winter Memories, a daughter of El Prado, made an unforgettable mark in equestrian history. She excelled in her racing career with eight wins out of 12 starts and earned $1,268,100. Her notable accomplishments include seven graded stakes victories and a second-place finish in the Breeders’ Cup Juvenile Fillies Turf.

A Legacy as a Broodmare

Winter Memories' legacy extended beyond racing; as a broodmare, she produced eight foals, including promising stars like Grade 3-placed Winter Sunset and Grade 1-placed Seasons, all sired by the renowned stallion Tapit.

Her journey ended with the birth of her last foal, a yearling filly by Mendelssohn, staying with John Phillips at Darby Dan Farm for racing before becoming part of the esteemed broodmare band. The equestrian community grieves the loss of this exceptional racer, but her legacy endures.

Grade-1 foal worth $1,268,100 dollars leaves the equestrian community mourning over its loss

Winter Memories' legacy extended beyond racing; as a broodmare, she produced eight foals, including promising stars like Grade 3-placed Winter Sunset and Grade 1-placed Seasons, all sired by the renowned stallion Tapit.

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