Flower Alley

Stood in USA from 2007 - 2015 give or take a few months.

Currently 46th on the USA dam sire list for 2022 season with

74 runners 36 winners 54 wins 4 stakes races

CyberKnife the top horse for the season so far.

Curlin/Scat Daddy/street sense and Hard spun only younger stallions in the top 50 list.


www.horseracingnation.com/horse/Cyberknife

.....and now at that stud is a smart son of War Front.....Fire Away.....pity the other son Lancaster Bomber is no more as imvho was by far a better prospect as he had no Mr P in his pedigree ....and an ideal mating for mares strong with MrP as that Danzig X MrP cross is tops.....so we are left with one with Mr P and although USA breeding has plenty good sorts thick with Mr P it is not for me....but would not say that he may not fire as he should find plenty of affinity with many Fort Wood mares where he stands....

.....took a gander at his ped page again now....as the commentator had just remarked about a winning horse by this sire.... was crying out for the trip......however the dam of the said winner an import by Pivotal never went a trip and thus far had not produced any that had... ..but I digress....look what I found on the pedigree query page....

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FLOWER ALLEY (USA) ch. H, 2002 {17-b} DP = 10-2-14-2-2 (30) DI = 1.73 CD = 0.53 - 14 Starts, 5 Wins, 3 Places, 1 Shows Career Earnings: $2,533,910
Owner: Three Chimneys Farm (not R.W.'s Wilgerbosdrift)
Breeder: George Brunacini & Bona Terra Farms
State Bred: KY
Winnings: 14 Starts: 5 - 3 - 1, $2,533,910

At 3:
1st Travers S. (G1,Sar,10f), Lane's End S. (G2,TP,9f), Jim Dandy S. (G2,Sar,9f)
2nd Breeders' Cup Classic (G1,Bel,10f), Arkansas Derby (G2,OP,9f), Dwyer S. (G2,Bel,8½f)
4th Jockey Club Gold Cup (G1,Bel,10f)

At 4:
1st Salvator H. (G3,Mth,8f)

Foaled May 7, 2002.
KeeNov'02: $50,000; KeeSep'03 yrlg: $165,000
Eentered stud in 2007 at Three Chimneys Farm, KY
In 2015 stolen and moved to Wilgerbosdrift Stud, South Africa until late 2019 when confiscated by American police.

.......does anyone know if this is factual or some @rse has edited this in as I have never seen this when in the past I checked the ped page....:S

Stud career
In 2007, Flower Alley began his career as a stallion at Three Chimneys Farm, alongside Point Given, Rahy, Albert the Great, Big Brown. The Midway, Kentucky, farm had acquired a 50% ownership of Flower Alley, the second graded stakes winner by Distorted Humor to stand at stud.

In May 2012, Flower Alley's son I'll Have Another won the Kentucky Derby and Preakness Stakes, bringing his status as a stallion into the spotlight. After his son's accomplishments on the track, Flower Alley's stud fee was raised to $20,000; a big increase from his $7,500 price tag of recent years.[7]

In 2015, however, despite his recent success as a stallion, Flower Alley was sold to stand at Wilgerbosdrift Stud in South Africa.[8] He currently resides there, alongside United States Gr.III winner Fire Away, a grandson of Personal Ensign