Southern Indiana Equine's freshman sire Harry's Holiday sired his first winner Aug. 31 when his daughter Voodoo Justice captured a 5 1/2-furlong maiden special weight gate-to-wire by 5 1/2 lengths at Indiana Grand.
Greg Justice, who owns Harry's Holiday, bred the filly in the name of his Justice Farm out of the winning Good and Tough mare Vain Vixen. Voodoo Justice became a winner in her third career start for owner Rancho Monarca and trainer Tony Duran. The filly is the sixth winner produced by Vain Vixen, who is also the dam of multiple black-type winner Jersey Justice (Jersey Town ). Jersey Justice is the first foal Greg Justice bred out of the mare, who produced a May colt this year by Harry's Holiday and was bred back to the stallion.
Harry's Holiday is a 9-year-old son of Harlan's Holiday. He won a minor stakes at Turfway Park before finishing second in the Horseshoe Casino Cincinnati Spiral Stakes (G3) at Turfway. He retired with a 3-3-1 record out of 13 starts and earned $197,657.
The stallion hails from one of the hottest American female families. His dam, Daisy Mason (by Orientate), is a half sister to leading North American sire Into Mischief (also by Harlan's Holiday), four-time Eclipse champion Beholder, and grade 1 winner Mendelssohn .
Harry's Holiday stood this year at Southern Indiana Equine for $3,000.