Go Noni Go, a two year old filly by GET STORMY, beat a salty Allowance field of twelve fillies on Sunday at Gulfstream Park. She now has a record of 7-2-1-1 and updated earnings of $98,645 for Three Diamonds Farm and Mike Maker. Go Noni Go was bred in Kentucky by David E. Hager II.
High Class Taste, a three year old son of Taste of Paradise, broke his maiden by 9-1/2 lengths on December 8th at Remington Park. He soundly defeated a field of eight horses.
Stormy Justin, a two year old colt by Get Stormy, won a $55,000 NY-bred Maiden Special Weight at Aqueduct on Sunday by 2-1/2 lengths going one mile on the grass.
Storm Runner, a two year old colt by Get Stormy, won a $60,000 Maiden Special Weight on the dirt at Churchill Downs for Dale Romans and owners, Team Valor International and Gemstone Stables.
Stormcoast, a two year old gelding by Get Stormy, won a Maiden Special Weight at Churchill Downs on Thursday going 1-1/16th miles on the turf.
Storm the Hill, a three year old filly by GET STORMY, became the third Graded Stakes horse for her sire when she finished third beaten 3-1/4 lengths in the $100,000 Grade 3 Autumn Miss Stakes at Santa Anita on Sunday. This was the first Graded placing earned for the Black-type winning filly of $172,995.
Boomin Goose, a three year old gelding by Get Stormy, won an Allowance (NW3L) against three year olds and up on Sunday at Presque Isle. He now has earnings of $70,875.
Storm the Hill, a three year old filly by GET STORMY, got up to win the $70,000 Unzip Me Stakes at Santa Anita on Saturday going 6-1/2 furlongs on turf in 1:12.21 for Gary Barber, Silver Ranch Stable and Wachtel Stable and trainer, Peter Miller. She now has earnings of $160,995. This is the third Stakes winner for Get Stormy who now has six Stakes horses!
Tuesday was a good day for Second Crop sire, Get Stormy, as he was represented by two Maiden Special Weight winners. The first was a two year old New York bred colt, Stormy Highway, who won against open company on debut going 5-1/2 furlongs on the turf at Finger Lakes. The second was a three year old Louisiana bred gelding, Dancin in the Rain, who won against statebreds at Louisiana Downs going 1-1/16th miles on turf. Congratulations to the connections of both winners!
Change of View, a three year old gelding by Bullet Train, broke his maiden by 1-1/4 lengths on Thursday at Delaware Park going 1-1/16th on the turf.
