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Rare News

Multiple Graded

Stakes Performer

$43,758 Earnings

 

 

FEATURED HORSE

CP Socks Ta Da Hocks

Yearling daughter of

DASH TA FAME

from the family of

Special Leader & Scrutinizer

 

FEATURED HORSE

BIG

PRICE REDUCTION!

Polynesia

Well-bred race winning

daughter of

Separatist

in foal to LATEST

VERSION, si 109

 

FEATURED HORSE

PRICE REDUCED

Finding Miss Nemo

Exciting 2008 filly by FINDING NEMO, si 100,

out of daughter of

ROYAL QUICK DASH

 

FEATURED HORSE

This Royal Runner

Royally bred race

prospect by

This Snow is Royal

out of daughter of

First Down Dash

 

FEATURED HORSE

PRICE REDUCED

WCR Streaking Merri

Daughter of Leading Broodmare Sire MERRIDOC out of stakes producing daughter of

STREAKIN SIX.

She's in foal to son of

FIRST DOWN DASH &

sells with a FREE BREED

to Rare News in 2009.

 

 

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A FEW

TWO-YEAR-OLDS

TO WATCH

Horses racing in 2008

bred & sold or owned

by Circle D

(or with connections

to Circle D's Rare News)

IN MOZAMBIQUE

Rare News filly.

Twice stakes-placed

& 101 speed index

her 2-year-old year.

Will race again in 2009.

JUST A RUMOR

Rare News filly.

2008 race winner, stakes qualifier. Back to

the track in 2009.

BRANDSNESS

Hawkinson colt bred by

Circle D, will race at

Evangeline Downs in '08.

COMES NATURALLY

Rare News 2-yr-old filly

raced in North Dakota

in 2008. Won 2nd out by 2 lengths. Stakes finalist.

DA BLOOD SPEAKS

Rare News filly. Placed 2nd & earned Race ROM on first out at Blue Ribbon Downs

10-24-08!

 

 

Look at the quality

 Rare News

is siring!

Look at the quality

 Rare News

is siring!

 

Rare News filly

"MOZY"

on the cover of

The Racing Journal

April 2006

 

 

 

 

 

 

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With Rare News's first crop now 3 years-old (in 2008), we're getting good feedback about his sons and daughters not just from race trainers, but from other trainers, too. On this page we will publish statements from trainers and owners working with their Rare News babies.     

 

    

  


 

"I have attached pictures of "Danny" (News Runner). I know I've told you that I really like Danny, well I've changed my mind -- I absolutely love this colt. He's almost 15 hands and growing like a weed. Nothing bothers him and he is game for whatever activity you throw at him. I don't think you can confuse this colt or upset him. He is very respectful as he matures and man is he wise. When you saddle him he is like a little man in his business suit and tie headed to the office. 

 

"As you can tell I have high hopes for this colt and hope to make all of us proud. Danny just came home two weeks ago from Adam Binks and rides like a Cadillac. Adam had ridden him out in the fields and one day in the mountains. When I picked Danny up Adam said, "make sure you remember he is only two, because he'll make you forget."  He is correct. I have only ridden this colt twice since he arrived home due to my own injury and he was like throwing your leg over an old campaigner. And of course against my better judgment and my doctors wishes, we headed out across the ranch and to the pond.  He never faltered and waded right into the "deep end" of the water. 

 
"This colt is extremely confident, trainable, sure footed, forgiving and smooth as can be. What more can you ask for? I know that it will be a challenge for me to remember he is just a baby, but I sure see great things in this colts future. 
 

"Thanks for the opportunity to breed to News!"

 

Jana Perry, Open Buckles LLC

Cut Bank, Montana

September 19, 2008

 

http://www.allbreedpedigree.com/news+runner

 

NOTE: "Danny" will be trained to run barrels.

Jana also has a yearling full-sister to Danny

& another full-sibling to arrive in 2009.

 


 

"I attached some pictures of “Albert” aka Docda Rocket from last spring ~ he is 15.2 maybe 1150#, regular ole saddle horse gets ridden every other day lot’s of cow and will make a nice head horse in a couple of years. Good minded, kind, respectful, smooth, a little lazy but wakes up quickly and settles down just as fast ~ I really like this horse!

 

"I was loping circles and pushing steers on Sunday and he moves so nice under saddle a man asked what I’d take for him?

 

"This might be the kind of horse every horse person dreams about owning some day ~ he’s young but he acts so old in the mind already ~ I ride him all over the place, through the Bosque, he drops down into the clear ditches (creeks), over bridges, in the arena, up and down the sides of the ditch banks. I pony two older horses down the ditch bank with him you know at the same time because I don’t have all day to get the horses out and exercised.

 

"It is a challenge just keeping his mind going so he doesn’t get bored. He’s been tracking a lead steer for a while and is rating back so nice that it’s time to start roping the lead steer with a break away. I have had ropes all over him and he could care less ~ He goes in a little D ring snaffle with barely any (leather) curb pressure or in a hackamore with very little (chain) curb contact mainly nose band pressure and he’s the same. “He get’s what I give” he is just wired that way between the ears, you know forgiving with no issues he gets over it and goes on!

 

"He’s not for sale probably won’t ever be god willing!"

 

Walter White

Corrales, New Mexico

 September 16, 2008

 

http://www.allbreedpedigree.com/docda+rocket

 

 


 

TO MAKE A LONG STORY SHORT, a Rare News filly bred and raised by Leon and Karen Glasser, of North Dakota, didn't end up with a trainer until about 2 months before the races at North Dakota were to be held this year (2008). By that time most trainers didn't want her (an unbroke 2-year-old) that late in the season.

 

These words are from the filly's breeder, written the day following her first race win (her 2nd race), a 300 yard allowance race she won by nearly 2 lengths:

 

"The filly [Comes Naturally] had...no works until the middle of July. She is however very intelligent and I believe this was her big edge in being able to win a race in about 67 days of training. Had this [the race] been 350 yards she would have won by 3 1/2 or 4 lengths...

 

"The yearling filly [by Rare News out of Sweet Sashay TB] is as close to a palomino as you can get, really nice, her name is Little Love Affair...

 

"This horse [Rare News] is going to be a producer. I have said this all along. I have been raising and racing horses all my life, and these Rare News babies have absolutely gotten the best personalities you can find."

 

Leon A. Glasser, President,

North Dakota Quarter Horse Racing Association

August 11, 2008

 

http://www.allbreedpedigree.com/comes+naturally

 

Comes Naturally is owned by Jeanette Decoteau

& trained by Jim Fleming.

 


 

"I recently brought Elliot to San Diego and have had him started under saddle. The gentleman starting him is at the facility where I board my other horses. He [the trainer] worked with him for 4 days and decided to get on him because he was so easy going. He rode him for around 20 minutes and Elliot gave to the bit, started moving off his legs and didn't even make a motion of concern when he threw a leg over. The trainer told me today that he wishes he had 30 of this colt in his barn.

 

"I was really impressed when I picked him up from Butte [after my deployment], he was so well put together. He definitely matured to be a great looking horse. I hadn't seen him since he was a yearling. He is an AWESOME mover! He is so quick on his feet and has an extremely long stride. I couldn't be happier with him....I can't wait to have another Rare News baby."

 

Kris Phillips, United States Marines, San Diego, CA.

August 6, 2008

 

"Elliot" as a yearling, 2007.

Elliot will be trained as a barrel horse.

 

 
"I just wanted to share with you some pictures of One Nation (or "Nate" as I like to call him). [He] is one year old today....You wouldn't believe how kind and intelligent he is. He is probably one of the most trainable horses I have known. It takes one lesson to show him something and after that he's solid as a rock. 

 

"He learned to be clipped in 10 minutes and every time you come back to do it again he leans into the clippers to make sure you don't miss a spot. 

 

"Recently Jason and I also taught him about crossing the small wooden bridge at our house for the first time while the irrigation was flowing. Something we thought a second about at first because this is scary enough for horses when there is no water. He took it like a champ though and after about 15 minutes of waiting for him to figure out his comfort level he decided that it was no big deal.  This is a big accomplishment for us because one of our other geldings has to snort and shy all around every time he goes over the bridge."

 

Meredith Pierce, Veterinarian,

Tumalo Animal Hospital, Bend, Oregon

May 8, 2008

 

 

One Nation ("Nate"), 1-year-old.

He will be a barrel horse.

 


 
 

Rare News, September 6, 2008

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

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