Pedigree Query

Made You Look is a 4 year old son of More Than Ready and has won graded stakes races. His BM sire is Unbridled's Song. His owner is Three Chimney's Farm. He recently finished 2nd in the Poker Stakes.

What do people here think of Made You Look as a stallion prospect?

Made You Look looks like a good prospect to me. His pedigree looks pretty good and he is a grandson of Serena's song.

Being that he is owned by Three Chimneys, he may end up standing there, or maybe they will stand him somewhere else.

I think there is a good chance that Made You Look will end up in Australia. He has done all of his running on grass, and Three Chimneys may decide to send him down under as a result. Some of More Than Ready's turf horses have already been sent to Australia.

I believe Three Chimneys is owned by a Chilean conglomerate. With that in mind, I expect he'd go to somewhere in South America before Australia.

There isn't a lot of grass racing in Chile (life in a desert is like that) but I could see him doing very well in Brazil.

You could be right.

Made You Look was off for over 10 months before coming back and winning an allowance race at Belmont this year on 5/11/18. Evidently, he had some kind of injury after his last 2017 race on July 2nd. I wonder if anyone here knows what kind of injury it was?

Made You Look has not been working out just lately, so maybe he has some kind of injury at the moment.

Could be that we will hear some kind of news about him going to stud soon. Maybe Three Chimneys, or Australia someplace, or Chili or Brazil. Should be interesting if he is going to stud.

Made You Look's BM sire is Unbridled's Song, so even though he was a grass horse, he should be able to sire some horses that can run well on dirt. Maybe Three Chimneys.

Three Chimneys farm announced their stud fees today, and it did not include any new stallions. Don't know if that means that Three Chimneys is not taking on any new stallions for the 2019 breeding season, but some farms have announced new additions along with current stallions stud fees.

For instance, Winstar announced their fees for 2019 yesterday and it included new stallions for 2019 Always Dreaming and Good Samaritan. Always Dreaming won the Kentucky Derby and Florida Derby. Good Samaritan won graded stakes races on turf and on dirt and won graded stakes races at ages 2, 3, and 4.