Analyzeyurspending

Updates on Analyzeyurspending

UPDATE 5/25/19: Analyzeyurspending will be not be bred in 2019 to return her breeding to an earlier cycle.

UPDATE 5/16/19: Analyzeyursprending delivered a healthy colt, who we have nicknamed Animal Cracker.

UPDATE 6/14/18: She was bred to Blofeld today in Maryland.

UPDATE on 7/1/18: She is in FOAL!

UPDATE 12/18/18: Analyzeyurspending is currently boarded at the lovely Greenmount Farm after being bred to Blofeld in mid-June.  She is healthy and we are expecting a birth in mid to late May 2019.
 

Why We Bought This Horse

• This is a 2018 Broodmare Program offering and subject to the WVS Broodmare Program.

• Here is a write up about the breeding plans for 2018 courtesy of Housatonic Bloodstock.

Tidbits from the Pedigree

Pedigree thoughts from Housatonic Bloodstock: 

Analyzeyurspending was bred and raced by Mike Repole’s Repole Stable of Uncle Mo fame, and traces directly to the stellar producer Hail Proudly, who is the tail-female ancestress of Grade 1 winners Symboli Kris S., Well Armed and American Patriot, plus numerous other stakes winners.

Analyzeyurspending is from the first crop of Grade 1 winner and leading freshman sire Overanalyze, and is a half-sister to the exciting Uncle Mo colt Blewitt, a winner so far of two out of three starts.  She also has a yearling half-sister by Repole’s Micromanage, and their dam, Stopspendingmaria, produced a filly foal by Uncle Mo in 2018.

Stopspendingmaria broke her maiden by 7 lengths at 2 for trainer Todd Pletcher, and was then 2nd in the Schuylerville-G3 with a troubled trip.  She is a half-sister to another stakes-placed winner, and close up this pedigree is filled with speedy and tough-as-nails Florida-breds.

Analyzeyurspending herself ran 19 times from April of her 2-year-old season through May of her sophomore year (despite being a June foal!) – demonstrating a degree of toughness practically unheard of these days.  She broke her maiden going 5 furlongs at Delaware as a juvenile by more than five lengths, and finished second or third eleven other times, earning a total of $58,929 (most of it for trainer Scott Lake after starting out in the Todd Pletcher barn).