Acquired for $10,000 at the 2019 Keeneland November Sale in foal to Army Mule, Hurryupandcomeback’s colt by that stallion was sold at the 2021 Keeneland January Sale for a session-topping $95,000 by our friends at Wasabi Ventures Stables — an auspicious start to her broodmare career, especially since that colt was then pinhooked at the exclusive Saratoga yearling sale for $275,000! (He was the only Maryland-bred in that catalog, too.)
Hurryupandcomeback comes from a deep and active female family that makes her an exciting broodmare prospect. She is a half-sister to the multiple stakes winner White Flag, who finished 3rd in the 2019 Highlander Stakes-G1 and has placed in two other Graded stakes. Another sibling, Noble Hope, was a maiden special weight winner at 3, and a full-sister to White Flag named Stop War was a maiden special weight winner early in her sophomore year for Christophe Clement.
Hurryupandcomeback’s second dam is the Grade 1 winner Shared Interest, who is also the dam of Grade 1 winner Cash Run (dam of stakes winner Great War Eagle and two international champions, as well as second dam of 2019 Breeders’ Cup Juvenile Fillies-G1 runner-up Donna Veloce) and Grade 1 winner and leading sire Forestry. Another daughter has produced Grade 2 winner Golden Spikes and stakes winner Al Muhtasib, and is the second dam of 2019 black-type 2YO Bella Aurora. Shared Interest is a half-sister to multiple Grade 1 winner Sewickley.
Hurryupandcomeback is by Mizzen Mast, a Grade 1 winner and top sire for Juddmonte Farms, who is also proving a successful broodmare sire.
After delivering that Maryland-bred Army Mule colt in February 2020, Hurryupandcomeback foaled a colt by Grade 1 winner and millionaire Force the Pass in 2021, and is currently in foal to the legendary More Than Ready for 2022. After delivering that foal this spring, she will be bred back to Modernist.
Hurryupandcomeback’s half-brother White Flag wins the Allied Forces Stakes
Hurryupandcomeback’s half-brother White Flag wins the Aqueduct Turf Sprint