Bob and Tyree Wolesensky have bought Holy Bull Stakes (G2) and Wooden Memorial Stakes (G2) winner Irish Warfare Cry from Northview Stallion Station. He’ll stand the 2025 breeding season at their Leadem Farm close to Leola, Ark., for an marketed payment of $2,500.
Irish Warfare Cry is lower than a month faraway from his largest day as a sire on Maryland Million Day, when his 3-year-old colt Celtic Contender gained the Maryland Million Dash Stakes and his 4-year-old daughter Spencerian ran third within the Maryland Million Distaff Stakes.
In 2023, Irish Warfare Cry was the co-third-leading sire by 2-year-old winners and was third on the second-crop sire checklist within the Mid-Atlantic area.
The a number of graded-winning millionaire began his profession impressively with three wins from three begins, together with the 2017 Holy Bull Stakes (G2) at Gulfstream Park. He then gained the Wooden Memorial Stakes (G2) earlier than ending a recreation second to Tapwrit within the 2017 Belmont Stakes (G1). Throughout his profession he ran triple-digit Beyers a number of instances. The New Jersey-bred son of rising sire of sires Curlin was a stakes winner at 2, 3, and 4.
“He checks all our bins right here and we could not be extra excited to carry such an achieved son of Curlin, from such a robust Danzig feminine household line,” mentioned Bob Wolesensky.
Irish Warfare Cry will be a part of American Freedom and Tremendous Inventory on the Leadem stallion roster. Jay Goodwin, who brokered the deal, mentioned, “David Wade and Bob Wolesensky are two of the nicest folks within the horse enterprise. I really like working with each of them. I am excited to breed a few mares to Irish Warfare Cry myself.”
This press launch has been edited for content material and elegance by BloodHorse Workers.
