2010
8/7/10 - Mutakddim had a cluster of stakes placed horses. Beijing House, g. 5, Mutakddim - Slacks, by High Brite ran third in the GENESEE VALLEY BREEDERS’ H. at Finger Lakes, Mutti Blues ran second in the Iowa Classic Sprint S at Prairie Meadows and Tak a Joke ran second in the Donna Reed S. at the same track. The first two are new stakes placed horses for their sire.
7/24/10 - HUMBLE SMARTY becomes the 90th SW for his sire, taking the STARTER STAKES at Canterbury Park and upping his earnings to $232,522.
7/20/10 - SW and multiply stakes placed, RAVALO, g, 6, Mutakddim - Momentary Hope, by Southern Halo ran third in the CHESAPEAKE S. at Colonial Downs. The race went in a blazing 1:08. Look at the record below!
Lifetime: 26 14-7-8 $859,165
7/17/10 - Multiple stakes placed Agastache, g. 5, Mutakddim - Asheville, by Clever Trick ran third in the DON BERNHARDT S. at Ellis Park, He is owned by Broadfield Racing Stable and was bred by Nelson Bunker Hunt. Earlier he had placed in the King Cotton S at Oaklawn.
Lifetime:
31 8 7 7 $269,979
7/11/10 - WATCH HER (ARG), f. 3, Mutakddim - Wally (Arg), by
Southern Halo won the CLASICO MANUEL J. GUIRALDES (Arg-G3)
at PALERMO, Argentina. She is a homebred for Haras La Quebrada..
7/3/10 - MUTAKDDIM had a wonderful few days at the track across two continents. In South America EVER NICE (ARG), f. 3, Mutakddim S- Ever Beauty (Arg), by Equalize won the CLASICO MIGUEL LUIS MORALES (Arg-G2) at LA PLATA, Argentina for owner Stud Nacion Irlanda and breeder Haras Abolengo (Arg). In Canada Naval Attack c. 2, Mutakddim - Navy Silks, by Polish Navy ran second in the CLARENDON S. at Woodbine and in the US. MSW RAVALO, g. 6 Mutakddim - Momentary Hope by Southern Halo ran third in the Dale Baird Memorial S upping his earnings to $853,885
LADY DURLYN, f. 4, Mutakddim - Lucky Date, by Pleasant Tap won a strong allowance race at Churchill Downs.
6/26/10 - Two year old colt Don Petardo ran second in the G1 Gran Premio Estrellas Juvenile-Copa Sr Raul Felix Maria Lottero in Argentina. This is Argentina’s version of the Breeders’ Cup World
Championships held at Palermo
6/21/10 - AFORTUNADO (Arg) by MUTAKDDIM ran second in the G2-Arg Clasico Manuel Belgrano at La Plata, Argentina.
6/19/10 - In Argentina Chiambella (Arg) by MUTAKDDIM ran second in the G3-Arg Clasico Republica De Panama .
6/12/10 - Breeder Haras La Quebrada is represented by two Argentine graded stakes winners sired by MUTAKDDIM. San Livinus (Arg) takes the G2 Arg. Clasico Forli while two year old filly Watch Her (Arg) stays undefeated capturing the G3 Arg. Clasico General Lavalle.
2009
#27 By North American Earnings. 9 North American Stakes Winners
2008
#22 By North American Earnings. 8 North American Stakes Winners
2007
#19 By North American Earnings. 5 North American Stakes Winners
2006
#21 By North American Earnings. 8 North America Stakes Winners
LADY TAK wins TEST (G1) at Saratoga and sets new stakes record (Photo by Adam Coglianese)
In a hand ride, LADY TAK set a new stakes record held by GO FOR WAND AND VERY SUBTLE and came within a fifth of a second of Darby Creek Road’s 25-year-old track record in winning the GI Test S. at Saratoga by 4 1/2 lengths. The small but attractive chestnut held the rail while racing close to the pace, went to the front approaching the stretch and was not seriously menaced thereafter. “She is very special. Always has been,” said winning trainer Steve Asmussen. “We have thought for a long time that this race would be a good opportunity to show how good she can be.” And good she was.
Lady Tak won each of her first five career starts, the first three around one bend, including the Jan. 4 Thelma S. at Fair Grounds. She proved her ability to handle the stretchout in distance with facile scores in the Jan. 26 Tiffany Lass S. at a mile and the GII Fair Grounds Oaks at 8 1/2 furlongs before finishing second to loose-on-the-lead Elloluv in the GI Ashland S. at Keeneland Apr. 5. Sixth to Bird Town as the favorite in the GI Kentucky Oaks May 2, the Florida-bred filly found the Oaks winner just a head too good in the June GI Acorn S. in her latest effort. The TEST victory was especially sweet for the winning connections. This was our target for her for the year and I couldn’t be any happier for her,” victorious trainer Steve Asmussen commented. “Everything fell into place. She was away smoothly and Jerry [Bailey] gave her a great ride.” The winner could make her next appearance in the GI Gazelle H. at Belmont Sept. 9.
After some difficulty at the start, Lady Tak showed her class and circled the leaders and drove through the stretch to miss by a neck in the Acorn (G1).
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