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If you take care of the land,
the land will take care of you.

We’re trying to raise you a good horse.

We sell only what we raise.


SHE FEELS PRETTY, winner of the E. P. Taylor Stakes-G1 at Woodbine on August 16, has put together a string of seven impressive races. In consecutive order, she won the Queen Elizabeth II Challenge Cup-G1 at Keeneland last October, the American Oaks-G1 at Santa Anita in December, the Modesty S-G3 at Churchill Downs in May, the New York S.-G1 at Belmont at Saratoga in June, was runner-up in the Diana S.-G1 at Saratoga in July, then won the E. P. Taylor S.-G1 at Woodbline last weekend.
Racing for Lael Stables, the daughter of Karakontie was purchased by owners Roy and Gretchen Jackson for $240,000 from Stone Farm’s 2022 Keeneland September Sale consignment. Out of the More Than Ready mare Summer Sweet, the 3-year-old filly was bred by Virginia Kraft Payson’s Payson Stud and was also foaled and raised at Stone Farm.
In a recent sales feature called “Second Week Stars” published in the Paulick Report, Joe Nevills recounts how SHE FEELS PRETTY went from Book Four yearling to becoming a star on the turf. Here’s a link to the write up: