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RARE NEWS IS A STAKES-PLACED WINNING SIRE "MOZY" FINISHES 3RD IN GEM COUNTY FUTURITY

BAND OF SAMBASO PLACES 2ND IN GEM COUNTY DERBY & CHARLYS RAGTIME BAND BECOMES STAKES PLACED WINNING PRODUCER

BIG WEEKEND FOR CHARLYS RAGTIME BAND

RARE NEWS HAS 2 QUALIFIERS FOR GEM COUNTY FAIR FUTURITY!

FRED COLES FINISHES 2ND

GOTTA NEWSFLASH WINS AT LONE STAR

GOTTA NEWSFLASH RUNS 2ND AT LONE STAR

A NEWS STREAK QUALIFIES FOR IDAHO FALLS FUTURITY

GOTTA NEWSFLASH PLACES 3RD IN 2ND START

Circle D Bred Colt Gets 3rd Win

Rare News Son & Daughter  first starts 

Rare News Son & Daughter Post Fast Workouts

A NEWS STREAK QUALIFIES

FOR AUG 11TH JOHN HOAK FUTURITY

A NEWS STREAK FINISHES 4TH IN FORD NW JUVENILE CHALLENGE

A NEWS STREAK QUALIFIES

FOR FORD NORTHWEST JUVENILE CHALLENGE

A NEWS STREAK GETS FIRST WIN

SECOND WIN FOR COLT BRED BY CIRCLE D

CIRCLE D MARE'S BROTHER GETS HIS 2ND WIN

colt starts career with nice win

CIRCLE D BRED COLT RUNS AAA SPEED

DINNELL-BRED COLT WINS FIRST OUT

Emmett, Idaho, April 27, 2008—Rare News is now a stakes-placed winning sire! In Mozambique ("Mozy"), a 2-year-old daughter of Rare News out of Gotatickettowin (by Chicks Beduino) ran 3rd in the $20,000 Gem County Futurity to become Rare News's first stakes-placed son or daughter (from 6 horses to go to the track so far). Just A Rumor, another Rare News filly, finished 5th in the Idaho race.

Mozy, ridden by jockey Mark Boag, left the gates a little slow, but picked up speed as the 300 yard stakes race progressed and worked her way to a 3rd place finish. She crossed the wire in :15.835 for a 90 speed index and $1,955, bringing her earnings from 2 starts to $2,080.

The winner in the futurity was Sum Special Hum, a fast Special Leader filly. Finishing 2nd was Miss Shake Em Bug (by Royal Shake Em).

Mozy is owned by Michael and Teri Dinnell and trained by Brent Bowman.

With a small 2nd foal crop just hitting the track, Rare News, si 92, is the sire of 6 starters, 2 winners, 6 horses that finished in the money (several times), 1 stakes-placed horse, 3 stakes finalists and 6 race ROM. Rare News is owned by Michael and Teri Dinnell of Circle D Horses.

Rare News pictured at left. Photos of Mozy taken by Nick Dinnell.

BAND OF SAMBASO PLACES 2ND IN GEM COUNTY DERBY  Charlys Ragtime Band becomes a stakes-placed winning producer!

Emmett, Idaho, April 27, 2008—Band of Sambaso, Circle D bred colt by Sambaso Dancer (out of Charlys Ragtime Band by Band of Azure) placed 2nd in the 330-yard Gem County Derby today. The beautiful gray colt is owned by Arnold and Leandro Romero, of Elko, Nevada, who bought him as a weanling from Dinnells. Band of Sambaso is trained by Bob Stump.

Band of Sambaso, ridden by Jose Marin, showed a lot of effort and class as he ran the stakes race in a time of 17.073 (speed index of 95). He earned $2,075.

First place in the Gem County Derby went to Vodka With Ice, a gelded son of Stoli.

From 8 lifetime starts, 3-year-old Band of Sambaso has a record of 3 wins and 3 2nds. He's earned $7,430.

Band of Sambaso (above) with trainer Bob Stump & owner Arnold Romero (in cowboy hat), April 27, 2008. Photo by Nick Dinnell.

Big weekend for Charlys Ragtime Band!

Emmett, Idaho, April 20, 2008—It was a big weekend for Circle D broodmare Charlys Ragtime Band, an unraced daughter of Band of Azure. Saturday her 2-year-old filly Just A Rumor (by Rare News) ran 2nd in her first race and qualified for the Gem County Fair $19,000 Futurity. Sunday her 3-year-old colt Band of Sambaso (by Sambaso Dancer) also ran 2nd in his race, a trial for the Gem County Derby. Band of Sambaso was the 6th fastest qualifier for the $10,000 Derby.

Just A Rumor was bred by Michael & Teri Dinnell (Circle D Horses) and is owned by MFWIC Inc., of Boise. She is trained by Brent Bowman.

Band of Sambaso was also bred by Michael & Teri Dinnell. He is owned by Arnold and Leandro Romero, of Elko, Nevada, and is trained by Bob Stump.

Charlys Ragtime Band, a 1996 mare out of stakes winner Its Gotta Be Charley, si 105 (by Too Tidy), is the dam of 5 foals, 3 to race, 1 in barrel training, and one yearling. She is in foal to Rare News for a 2009 foal.

Band of Sambaso winning a race in 2007.

Rare News has two qualifiers for Gem County FAIR Futurity!

Emmett, Idaho, April 19, 2008—Two Rare News 2-year-old fillies, both bred by Michael & Teri Dinnell, raced in the trials for the Gem County Fair Futurity, in Emmett, Idaho, April 19th. In Mozambique ("Mozy"), owned by Dinnells, finished 2nd in the 4th race and Just A Rumor, owned by MFWIC, Inc., finished 2nd in the 5th. Both fillies finished among the fastest 8 horses in the trials, which qualifies them to run in the April 27th $19,000 futurity. The trial race was the first race for the two-year-olds.

The qualifying fillies are from the 2nd foal crop by Rare News, si 92 (by all-time leading sire First Down Dash). As a freshman sire in 2007, Rare News had 4 race starters, 2 winners, 4 money earners, 4 ROM, and one 3-time stakes finalist.

Both the 6th fastest qualifier In Mozambique, out of Gotatickettowin (by Chicks Beduino), and the 8th fastest qualifier Just A Rumor, out of Charlys Ragtime Band (by Band of Azure), are trained by Brent Bowman. Both were ridden across the wire by jockey Mark Boag.

List of all qualifiers.

"Mozy" & "Rumor" pictured at Dinnells' Circle D Ranch,

in St. Ignatius, Montana, as yearlings (in 2007).

 FRED COLES NARROWLY MISSES A WIN AT LONE STAR

Lone Star Park, Texas, December 1, 2007—With just three sons and one daughter to race from Rare News's first foal crop this year, a solid 2nd place finish for Fred Coles at Lone Star Park, gave Rare News 4 for 4 foals that have finished in the money.

Fred Coles, by Rare News and out of Ah Yes, by Moon Lark, narrowly missed winning a 330-yard victory at Lone Star Park on December 1. He got faster as the race progressed and looked like a real racehorse as he crossed the wire with a time of 17.417 and an 81 speed index. He was ridden by Modesto Pina. Fred Coles earned $800 for his efforts.

Fred Coles is owned by Scott and Lindsey Pruett and is trained by Don Mourning. This race was his 4th as a two-year-old.

Lone Star Park, Texas, November 30, 2007—Gotta Newsflash, ridden by Tad Leggett, broke well, was bumped, then stepped on the gas and never looked back to easily win a 330-yard maiden claimer at Lone Star Park. Her career race record is now 1 win, 1 second, and 1 third from just 4 starts this year. The big filly's race earnings total $4,112.

Gotta Newsflash, owned by Scott and Lindsey Pruett and trained by Don Mourning, is from the first crop of Rare News and out of Gettin Into Cash (by Roll The Cash). She was bred by Michael & Teri Dinnell, of Circle D.

Congratulations to all her connections!

Lone Star Park, Texas, October 18, 2007 —Scott and Lindsey Pruett's 2-year-old filly Gotta Newsflash ran 2nd in her third race, a maiden claimer at Lone Star Park, bringing her race record to 1 - 2nd and 1 - 3rd from 3 starts.

Gotta Newsflash, by Rare News (from his first crop of foals) and out of Gettin Into Cash (by Roll The Cash) was bred by Michael & Teri Dinnell. She is trained by Don Mourning and was ridden by Joel Aranda. This race brings her earning to close to $2,000.

A NEWS STREAK QUALIFIES FOR IDAHO FALLS FUTURITY

 Sandy, Downs, Idaho Falls, Idaho, September 16, 2007—A News Streak, a 2-year-old gelding by Rare News, placed 2nd in his 350-yard trial and was the 6th fastest qualifier for the September 30th Idaho Falls Futurity.

From 7 starts so far at 2, A News Streak has one 1st, three 2nds, a speed index of 99, and earnings of about $7,300. He's been a finalist in the Ford Northwest Juvenile Challenge (finished 4th), The Capitol Racing John Hoak Futurity, and he has qualified for the Idaho Falls Futurity.

A photo of A News Streak from June 2007.

GOTTA NEWSFLASH PLACES 3RD IN 2ND START

 Prairie Meadows, Iowa, September 3, 2007—Gotta Newsflash, a 2-year-old filly by Rare News out of Gettin Into Cash (by Roll the Cash) earned her ROM (AQHA Racing Register of Merit) and finished 3rd in her second racing start, a $12,500 Maiden Claiming race, at Prairie Meadows on Labor Day. She was ridden by jockey Stormy Smith.

Gotta Newsflash left the gate a little slow, but before reaching the wire at 300 yards, she seemed to find her stride. She finished in :16.005 seconds with a speed index of 83, and earned $1,272 for her efforts. Finishing 1st was Shakin Up Royalty and 2nd was TRS Meter This Dash.

One of just four starters from Rare News's first foal crop, Gotta Newsflash was bred by Michael & Teri Dinnell, in Montana. She is owned by Scott and Lindsey-Mitchell Pruett and trained by Don Mourning.

Her race can be viewed here: www.prairiemeadows.com/racing/video/index.php (select September 3, Race 8).

 Gotta Newsflash, in the center, at 4 months of age

(on the left is Band of Sambaso, and on the right, Fred Coles).

Circle D Bred Colt Gets 3rd Win

Elko, Nevada, September 2, 2007—Band of Sambaso, si 95, 2-year-old Sambaso Dancer colt out of Circle D's Charlys Ragtime Band (by Band of Azure), got his 3rd win in an allowance race in Elko Labor Day weekend. His record is now three wins and one 2nd from 7 starts this year. This race increased his earnings to $5,230.

Band of Sambaso is owned by Arnold and Leandro Romero, of Elko. He's trained by Jay Pitcher.

Rare News Son & Daughter

have less than exciting first starts at prairie meadows

Prairie Meadows, IA, August 20, 2007—Gotta Newsflash and Fred Coles, a Rare News daughter and son, had their first starts at Prairie Meadows, in Iowa. Both 2-year-olds were hauled in from Oklahoma Saturday, August 18.

Gotta Newsflash raced in a 350-yard maiden race that evening (having just arrived and having never run under lights before). She was the only horse in the race that hadn't had at least one out before. Gotta Newsflash finished 7th with a speed index of 74 (:18.338). Not too great -- but her owner told us she stumbled at the start, then got pinched in the middle of some horses.

Both trainer and jockey feel she will do much better on her next out. By then she will get acclimated to her new track, to the lights, and will have had plenty of time for rest and conditioning.

Fred Coles raced August 20 at Prairie Meadow in a 300-yard maiden claimer. He started out from the #2 hole. Fred Coles, too, ran green (it was his first out ever). According the his trainer, Fred Coles was headed for 1st or 2nd place, then the gelding saw the tote board, all lit up, and having never seen that before, he started veering away from it. His jockey pulled him up to keep him from weaving from lane to lane in the midst of horses that had already raced several times before (some were even stakes finalists). Fred Coles ended up finishing 4th (with a speed index of 71) behind a Struttin To Beduino filly (she finished with a speed index of 82), A First to Flash filly, and a My Designated Driver gelding. Fred was ridden by Tad Leggett, too.

Hardly barn-burner starts for either horse, but they showed steady effort -- and their owner and trainer feel positive about them. Both horses came back good. We know we'll continue to be some of their loudest fans, watching, hoping for the best and cheering them on enthusiastically!

Rare News Son & Daughter

Post Fast Workouts in preparation for first starts

 Sallisaw, OK, August 10, 2007—Two Rare News 2-year olds belonging to Scott and Lindsey Mitchell-Pruett, of Texas, were among 31 two-year-olds performing timed workouts at Blue Ribbon Downs, on August 10. Fred Coles, out of the Moon Lark mare, Ah Yes, and Gotta Newsflash, out of Gettin Into Cash by Roll The Cash, finished in the #1 and #3 times respectively, with times of :12.58 and :12.59. They are trained by Don Mourning.

http://www.equibase.com/premium/eqbWorkoutsDisplay.cfm?TRK=BRD&CY=USA&DATE=08/10/2007&STYLE=EQB

Always competitive as weanlings and yearlings at Circle D (along with A News Streak), Fred Coles and Gotta Newsflash ("Kate") posted amazingly close times in their workouts -- and how cool is it that these two nice Rare News horses finished in the #1 and #3 spots out of so many other horses?!

Fred Coles and Gotta Newsflash will have their first races soon, either at Blue Ribbon Downs or at Prairie Meadows, in Iowa.

In this picture taken a year ago (August 2006), A News Streak, Gotta Newsflash & Fred Coles hang out together at Circle D Ranch, in St. Ignatius, Montana.

A NEWS STREAK QUALIFIES

FOR THE AUGUST 11TH JOHN HOAK/CAPITOL FUTURITY

Boise, ID, July 28, 2007—A NEWS STREAK, si 99, son of the very first mare Rare News was bred to, placed 2nd in his trial heat and qualified for the John Hoak/Capitol Racing Futurity, to be held August 11, in Boise. He became the 6th fastest qualifier for the $60,000 futurity by running 400 yards in :19.956 seconds.

The fastest qualifier (:19.592) was the outstanding Special Leader gelding, Gomez Palacio, owned by Robert W. Gutke and trained by Jay Pitcher. Gomez Palacio, si 106, has 6 wins in 7 starts and over $40,000 in earnings. He won the Ford Northwest Juvenile Challenge in June. Checker, a son of Check Him Out, owned by Denny Boer and Kelly Spackman, was the 2nd fastest qualifier with a time of :19.806.

A News Streak was bumped good at the start of the race, but quickly came back to take the lead in the race -- until Showem And Shake Em, a gelding by Royal Shake Em out of Brown Sugar Kate, by Lanes Leinster, ran him down and finished first (with a time of :19.914 and a speed index of 98). A News Streak had a 97 speed index for the trial. He came back sound and strong after running his first 400 yard race.

A News Streak is trained by Brent Bowman (who qualified two horses for the John Hoak/Capitol Racing Futurity). He was ridden by Mark Boag.

A NEWS STREAK FINISHES 4TH

IN THE FORD NORTHWEST JUVENILE CHALLENGE

Boise, ID, June 30, 2007—A NEWS STREAK failed in his first attempt to get earn some blacktype (horses finishing in the first three positions in stakes races earn "blacktype") in the Ford Northwest Juvenile Challenge, at Les Bois Park, in Boise, on June 30, 2007.  He came in 4th in the 350 yard race with a time of :17.668 (and a speed index of 98).

Finishing first in the Ford Northwest Juvenile Challenge was the outstanding Special Leader gelding, Gomez Palacio (owned and bred by Robert W. Gutke, of Smithfield, Utah), in :17.433 seconds (speed index 104). Gomez Palacio was also the fastest qualifier to the race. Coming in 2nd was the Stoli filly Hannahs Halo, and 3rd place finisher was Showem And Shake Em (a gelding by Royal Shake Em). A News Streak, 4th place, was followed by Proudestchick (by Proudest Effort), Oso Gone (by Panther Mountain), Cee Me Shake (by Royal Shake Em), and Rum Running Okey (by Okey Dokey Dale).

A News Streak, by Rare News, was ridden by jockey Roy Badillez, who said after the race that when A News Streak got pinched in behind the three fastest finishers (running in a V-formation), A News Streak strained and fought with everything he had to get through. The jockey even had to pull him back a little to keep him from going over the top of one of the horses in an effort to get ahead. The jockey told trainer Brent Bowman that A News Streak was one of the "gutsiest horses" he has ever ridden.

A News Streak has a record of 1-1-0 from 4 starts. His highest speed index is 99, he is a stakes qualifier with earnings of $6,061. He came back sound from his race and will continue his pursuit of blacktype!

Top right: A News Streak ("Junior") with his groom, Katy, before the Challenge; Left: Trainer Brent Bowman and Junior focus before the race.

A NEWS STREAK QUALIFIES

FOR FORD NORTHWEST JUVENILE CHALLENGE!

Boise, ID, June 15, 2007—A News Streak, by Rare News became the 5th fastest qualifier for the Ford Northwest Juvenile Challenge on June 15, when he ran 350 yards in :17.623 (and earned a speed index of 99).

Approximately 70 well-bred 2-year-old Quarter Horses from several states competed in 7 trials, each vying for one of the ten coveted spots. A News Streak, ridden by Brian Long, broke fast, then veered out a little, then straightened out and quickly gained the lead. He was well ahead of everyone, until Oso Gone, a nice Panther Mountain filly, came on strongly from the outside and outran him by less than a neck. Nevertheless, his time was still fast enough to grant him a place in the June 30 Challenge Futurity.

A News Streak, a very calm, professional, consistent sorrel gelding, is trained by Brent Bowman. Brian Long is his jockey. He is owned by Michael and Teri Dinnell and Roberta Archer. From three starts, A News Streak has one first, one second and was once fourth. His speed index is now 99.

Film finish strip from the 4th race shows Oso Gone jetting past #3, A News Streak.
Third place finisher is #6, Fountain of Fire (a son of First Down Dash), & the gorgeous gray horse is

Band of Sambaso, a horse bred by Circle D Horses. (Band of Sambaso, #5, was bumped hard at the start.

He finished with a time of :17.862 & a speed index of 92, but failed to qualify for the Challenge Futurity.)

The ten qualifiers include Gomez Palacio, gelding by Special Leader, 17:441;  Oso Gone, filly by Panther Mountain, :17.590; Strawflyin Johnny, gelding by Strawflyin Buds, :17.591; Proudestchick gelding by Proudest Effort, :17.603; A News Streak, gelding by Rare News, :17.623; Rum Running Okey, gelding by Okey Dokey Dale, :17.670;  Hannas Halo, filly by Stoli, :17.670;  Dk Give Alittle Bit, filly by Separatist, :17.679;  Cee Me Shake Em, filly by Royal Shake Em, :17.689; Showem And Shake Em, gelding by Royal Shake Em, :17.721. (More information on qualifiers — http://www.stallionesearch.com/default.asp?section=6&story=2793

NOTE: Brent Bowman, A News Streak's trainer, qualified three horses to the futurity, which will be held June 30, in Boise.

A NEWS STREAK GETS FIRST WIN!

Boise, ID, May 28, 2007—Literally the first son of Rare News, A News Streak, became Rare News's first race winner on Memorial Day. He also finished ahead of sons of two leading AQHA sires, Stoli and Check Him Out.

A News Streak, a gelding out of A Lil Streakin Jewel, stumbled a bit coming out of the gates in a maiden race at Les Bois Park, but quickly flew to first position. Then, finding himself in the lead, he seemed to hesitate -- until a son of champion Stoli came at him. A News Streak kicked it into gear again and drove to the finish line, finishing first (by a nose) with a speed index of 88 (300 yards in .15:831). 

Coming in 2nd was Night Time Stoli (Stoli - Night Lines by Strawfly Special), and 3rd LP Check This Effort (Check Him Out - Fishers Effort by Fishers Dash), a length behind the 2nd place horse.

A News Streak is trained by Brent Bowman and was ridden by Brian Long. He is owned by Michael and Teri Dinnell and Roberta Archer. For those who gambled on this handsome horse, he paid $16.60 to win.

From just 2 horses on the track so far (with only 3 starts between them), freshman sire Rare News has 1 race winner, 1 third place horse & he's a 100% ROM sire!

SECOND WIN FOR COLT BRED BY CIRCLE D

5-26-07 -- Band of Sambaso, Arnold and Leandro Romero's 2-year-old gray Sambaso Dancer colt, earned his 2nd win in three starts  in an allowance race at Les Bois Park, in Boise, Idaho, May 26, 2007. His record is now 2-1-0 from 3 starts.

Band of Sambaso led wire to wire and won by a neck, defeating Genuine First Down (First Down Dash - BCR Cindy Lou) and Brazo Norte (Hawkinson - Whole Dawn), running 350 yards in :17.773, for a 95 speed index.

Band of Sambaso is by multiple stakes winner Sambaso Dancer (First Down Dash - Beduino Dancer), out of Michael & Teri Dinnell's Band of Azure mare, Charlys Ragtime Band. Charlys Ragtime Band is the dam of 5 foals, 3 of racing age, 2 starters, 1 winner, and 2 ROM.

Band of Sambaso was bred by Dinnells (Circle D Horses) and sold to Romeros as a weanling. He is trained by Jay Pitcher and was ridden by Jay Conklin.

Congratulations to all his connections!

(Photo above not from this race, but an earlier win.)

CIRCLE D MARE'S BROTHER GETS HIS 2ND WIN

5-26-07 -- Circle D mare BCR Winter Sparkle got a little more kick in her catalog page when her half-brother, BCR Tres Equis (Tres Seis - BCR Beat the Light, Dash Thru Traffic) got his 2nd win in an allowance race at Les Bois Park, May 26, 2007.

BCR Tres Equis, owned by Billingsly Creek Ranch and trained by Farrell Christoffersen, ran 350 yards in 17.564 seconds for a win and a 101 speed index. The 3-year-old gelding was ridden by Brian Long.

Coming in 2nd place was Hawks Dancing Straw (Hawkinson - Matching TB, What Luck). Third place finisher was Sal the Stock Broker, a colt by Dash Ta Fame out of Taxing Queen Creek, by Chicks Beduino.

colt bred by circle d starts racing career with a nice win

4-7-2007 -- Band of Sambaso, a colt bred and sold by Michael & Teri Dinnell, won his first out (and earned his ROM) at Dixie Downs, in St. George, Utah. Band of Sambaso, by Sambaso Dancer, si 103, out of Charlys Ragtime Band (by Band of Azure), had a bad break from the gate, but rapidly caught up with the others and passed them, coming in first in the 300 yard race.

Band of Sambaso, a 2-year-old colt, is owned by Arnold Romero, trained by Jay Pitcher & was ridden by Jay Conklin. Congratulations to all involved!

This film strip shows Sambaso's win!

CIRCLE D BRED COLT RUNS AAA SPEED

9-5-2006 -- Gettin Into Trouble (by Darkelly) finished 3rd in a 330 yard allowance race at Blue Ribbon Downs on September 5 for a speed index of 93. This gave his dam, Circle D's Gettin Into Cash, another AAA foal.

He was ridden by Richard Vasquez. Gettin Into Trouble is trained by Stacey Charette and owned by Kendrick Wright.

Finishing 1st was Flash Dash Cash (Royal Quick Dash), 2nd Travelin Fast Feet (Beat The Feet TB). Gettin Into Trouble ("Jake") outran Egos Classic Knud (A Classic Dash) and Mr Snowpac (This Snow Is Royal).

From 4 starts this year, this colt bred by Circle D Horses has one win and one 3rd. Gettin Into Trouble has earned $4,305.

DINNELL-BRED COLT OUT OF GETTIN INTO CASH

WINS FIRST OUT AT LOUISIANA'S DELTA DOWNS

DELTA DOWNS - April 21, 2006 - Race 10

MAIDEN - For Quarter Horse Two-Year Olds

Three Hundred And Thirty Yards On The Dirt

Purse: $5,800

Winner: Gettin Into Trouble (Jockey Bobby Ransom)

Finished: 1st by half a length      Time: 17.471      Speed Index: 75     Comments: finished well

Winner: Gettin Into Trouble, Sorrel Colt, by Darkelly out of Gettin Into Cash, by Roll The Cash.

Foaled May 02, 2004 in Montana.

Breeder: Michael & Teri W. Dinnell      Winning Owner: Kendrick L. Wright

"Jake" dug in and passed Some Dashin Perry from half a length behind him to finish first, half a length ahead of the colt by Some Dasher (out of a Mr Jess Perry mare).

Gettin Into Trouble ("Jake") at a couple weeks of age (in 2004).

Above Left: Gettin Into Trouble and his owner, Kendrick Wright, South Carolina, December 2004.

Right: Gettin Into Trouble, August 2005.

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