No 2023 Foal From Got Stormy, Bred Back to Bolt d'Oro

Spendthrift Farm reported March 8 that one of its high-profile broodmares, multiple grade 1 winner Got Stormy  will not have a foal this year because she lost her pregnancy near the end of last year. The 8-year-old daughter of Get Stormy , however, is in good health and has already been bred back, according to the farm.

"Although we are saddened, we are very grateful she is in good health. On March 5 Got Stormy was bred to champion freshman sire Bolt d'Oro  ," the farm reported.

Spendthrift acquired Got Stormy at Fasig-Tipton's 2020 The November Sale for $2.75 million out of Bluewater Sales' consignment. The mare had just completed a season in which she added two more graded stakes to her winning record. For her career to that point, she had 10 wins from 26 starts and earned more than $2 million. Spendthrift and MyRacehorse campaigned her in 2021 and celebrated victories in the Fourstardave Handicap (G1T) and Honey Fox Stakes (G3T). She was retired after 2021 with a 12-5-3 record from 32 starts and earned $2,468,403.

Got Stormy had been bred in 2022 to the farm's first-year sire Yaupon  . A foal by Bolt d'Oro would be inbred 4x5 to Seattle Slew and represents the same cross as group 2 winner Che Maga and stakes winner She's My Warrior .

We are disappointed to report that near the end of 2022, Got Stormy experienced the loss of her pregnancy. Although we are saddened, we are very grateful she is in good health. On March 5th Got Stormy was bred to champion freshman sire Bolt d’Oro. pic.twitter.com/VGrERVhVRX

— Spendthrift Farm (@spendthriftfarm) March 8, 2023