Grade 1-winning Princess Noor is one of the top 2-year-old fillies in the country. Princess Noor won her first three starts by over 17 lengths, including Grade 1 glory in the Del Mar Debutuante (G1), and a runaway victory in the Chandelier (G2).

A daughter of hot young sire Not This Time, Princess Noor is his most decorated progeny to date. She is out of the young graded stakes-winning Wilko mare Sheza Smoke Show, and her first three dams are all stakes winners. Princess Noor was secured by Zedan Racing at the OBS Spring Sale of 2-year-olds for a sale-topping $1,350,000.

Debuting early in his 3-year-old year, Taiba won impressively, and was dubbed a “TDN Rising Star” for the effort. In only his second start, he showed his grit and his class, powering home to an impressive victory in the Santa Anita Derby (G1), earning a spot in the 2022 Kentucky Derby starting gate.

Secured by Zedan Racing at the 2021 Fasig-Tipton Gulfstream Sale for $1.7 million, this flashy colt from the first crop of Gun Runner was the second-highest priced hip to go through the ring.  Taiba is out of the young Flatter mare Needmore Flattery – a hard-knocking veteran who won 17 career starts (including nine stakes wins) for earnings of nearly 3/4 of a million.

Need a Mulligan is a colt by the ever-consistent Bernardini, and is half to three graded stakes horses including Adirondack S. (G2) runner-up Southhampton Way.

A filly from the first crop of Practical Joke, Zedana was purchased at the OBS June Sale from Top Line Sales – same connections as Zedan Racing’s Grade 1 winner Princess Noor. She is out of a stakes-placed Medaglia d’Oro mare who is half to two graded stakes horses.

Country Grammer won the Hollywood Gold Cup (G1) in 2021, and Zedan Racing acquired an interest in the horse late 2021, to be owned in partnership with Winstar Farm and Commonwealth Thoroughbreds.  After a nine month layoff Country Grammer came back to run second in the 2022 Saudi Cup (G1) before an emphatic victory in the Dubai World Cup (G1).

By a son of Tapit in Tonalist, he is from the family of millionaries Sightseek, Bowman’s Band, Tates Creek, and Bonny South.

An athletic son of Uncle Mo secured at the 2022 OBS Spring sale for $2.3 million, this colt is the first foal out of the Astrology mare Borealis Night who is half to two graded stakes performers.

He breezed an impressive 9.4 at the OBS under tack show.

A big, beautiful son of the undefeated triple crown winner Justify – sharing an eye-catching resemblance – this colt was purchased at the 2022 OBS Spring after breezing 10 flat at the under tack show.

His third dam is the legendary undefeated champion mare Personal Ensign, herself the dam of champion My Flag, G1 winner Miner’s Mark, and Kentucky Derby-winning sire Our Emblem. Grade 1 winners Mr Speaker and Seeking the Soul can also be found on his page.

The 2021 Kentucky Derby (G1) winner, Medina Spirit won his debut as a juvenile for trainer Bob Baffert. Quickly joining the 2021 Kentucky Derby trail, Medina Spirit has won or placed in multiple graded stakes, including a hard fought victory in the Robert B. Lewis (G3) and runner-up finish in the Santa Anita Derby (G1) before his empathic victory in the 147th Kentucky Derby (G1)!

Medina Spirit is from the first crop of Protonico (Giant’s Causeway) and the first foal out of juvenile winner Mongolian Changa (Brilliant Speed). He is from the immediate family of champion Forest Flower (G1) and multiple Grade 1 winner High Yield.