Turf Sprinter, Mr. Nightlinger, Will Go to Stud in Oklahoma
Before I get into the good news (for Mr. Nightlinger), who do you think should be horse of the year? I’d like to hear what you think? Zenyatta…. another horse?
I’ll be anxious to hear what the decision is.
Meanwhile, it’s all good news for turf sprinter Mr. Nightlinger, who has now been retired and will stand stud in Oklahoma in 2010. This from JEH Stallion Station. His fee is $1,500.
Mr. Nightlinger has a good pedigree. He is a 5-year-old son of Indian Charlie and the Time for a Change mare Timely Quarrel.
He retires with a record of 10 wins from 25 starts for earnings of $644,355.
Mr. Nightlinger won five stakes during his career including the 2008 runnings of the Grade 3 Aegon Turf Sprint at Churchill Downs and the Grade 3 Shakertown at Keeneland.
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Posted on November 18, 2009 by doclotto | Filed Under Horse Racing, Horses, News
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