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February 8, 2008
RACIN EXPRESS, the 5-year-old son of KAYRAWAN, overcame traffic trouble with a solid stretch run to win the 6th race at Sam Houston Park going a mile and seventy yards over the fast main track.

RACIN EXPRESS raced five lengths or more off the lead until the running began on the far turn. He was full of run but there was nowhere to go. There was no other choice but to move to the far outside. With clear sailing, he caught the leaders inside the eight pole and rolled on by on his way to win by more than four lengths.

Owned and campaigned by Darlene Lind, he was bred by Inside Move Inc. in Texas. He is out of the Prized mare, Highly Regarded.

December 30, 2007:
NO ALLEGIANCE, the 5-year-old son of KAYRAWAN, took the field wire-to-wire in the opener on the Aqueduct card going six furlongs over the inner track which was rated good on the day.

Setting a solid pace, he opened up through the stretch to win by nearly two lengths.

NO ALLEGIANCE was bred in New York by John Pregman, Jr., who is also his trainer. He races for John Pregman in partnership with Avastar LLC. He is out of the Hostage mare, Hostile Fleet.

November 14, 2007:
INGLES, the 7-year-old son of KAYRAWAN, turned in his thirty-fourth top three finished he earned his sixteenth victory in the 5th race at Hoosier Park going five and one-half furlongs over fast main track.

INGLES was at the back of the pack through the opening quarter. He set off for the leaders with two furlongs left to the wire. He split horses at the top of the stretch and closed stoutly to take lead inside the eighth pole and draw away to win by nearly two lengths.

INGLES races for Kendra Awsumb and he is trained by Carmelo Mendoza. Bred in Kentucky by Shadow Stud LLC, he is out of the Danzig mare, Atuf.

October 12, 2007:
PRIME INDICATOR, the 4-year-old son of KAYRAWAN, was the easiest of winners in the 6th race at Hoosier Park going five and one-half furlongs over the fast main track.

Stalking the leader down the backstretch, PRIME INDICATOR took the lead midway around the turn and took a three length advantage into the stretch. He was never challenged thereafter and he coasted in to win by four and one-half lengths.

PRIME INDICATOR has finished in the top three eleven times in nineteen career starts. He races for Gary Spragg and he is trained by Steve Manley. Bred in Texas by Ken Quirk and Linda Quirk, he is out of the Green Dancer mare, Emerald Bracelet.

September 14, 2007:
NO ALLEGIANCE ran every step of the way to win the 9th race at the Meadowlands going six furlongs over the fast main track.

The son of KAYRAWAN broke swiftly and the lead was his to take. Pressured by the other speed early and a determined closer late, he would let anyone by and he prevailed by a head.

NO ALLEGIANCE was produced by the Hostage mare, Hostile Fleet. He was bred in New York by John Pregman, Jr., who is his trainer and a partner in his ownership with Avastar LLC.

September 7, 2007:
WOLFE BE SALTY, the son of KAYRAWAN, won the 2nd race at Retama Park by nearly two lengths going six furlongs over the fast main track.

WOLFE BE SALTY was sent to the lead from post position four. Engaged on the outside, he shook off that rival two furlongs from home and didn't let anyone else get closer than his winning margin.

WOLFE BE SALTY races for Frank P. Mieschwietz and he is trained by Tommie Morgan. Produced by the Salt Dome mare, Miss Salty Dawg, he was bred in Texas by Tracey D. Wolfe.

September 2, 2007:
CAT RUNNER, the son of KAYRAWAN, proved much the best in the 5th race at Mountaineer Park going one mile over the fast main track.

CAT RUNNER rated kindly in the middle of the pack and he launched his bid three furlongs from home. He had the lead as the field came off the final turn and he drew away to an easy six and one-half length victory.

CAT RUNNER is campaigned by R and G Stables LLC and he is trained by Michael Love. Bred in Kentucky by E. W. Thomas, he is the first foal from the Mountain Cat mare, Cat Runner.

August 14, 2007:
INGLES, the son of KAYRAWAN, was favored by the crowd at Fairmount Park to win the 8th race and he did not disappoint, rolling in from off the pace with a rousing stretch run to win the six furlong contest.

Rating midpack for the run down the backstretch, he began to close around the turn. Moving out to the six path at the top of the stretch, he took off after switching leads and flew past the leaders and went on to win by two and one-quarter lengths.

INGLES races for Ronald Warchol and his trainer, John Cox. Bred in Kentucky by Shadow Stud LLC, he is the first foal from the Danzig mare, Atuf.

JUNE 18, 2007:
PRIME INDICATOR did let the sloppy going bother him, as he galloped in the easiest of winners in the 5th race at Prairie Meadows going five and one-half furlongs.

The 4-year-old KAYRAWAN gelding was the outside horse in a three horse pace battle from the break. He ran the opposition off their feet around the turn and opened up under a hand ride through the stretch to win by three lengths.

PRIME INDICATOR is owned by Maggi Moss and he is trained by Dick Clark. Bred in Texas by Ken Quirk and Linda Quirk, he is out of the Green Dancer mare, Emerald Bracelet.

June 1, 2007

ANIMATION MASTER (00 c, o/o Ly Dawg, by Lyphard) opened the month of June with his fourth known victory in Macau. At the Taipa racecourse, he took on a field of 10 rivals and held them all at bay to win by three-quarters of a length. The race, contested over good ground, was run over 1300 meters, or about 6 1/2 furlongs. Bred in the U.S., ANIMATION MASTER is trained by Y.K. Lau. The son of KAYRAWAN was originally named Itsallkarma.

May 14, 2007

MORIAH (02 f, o/o Thebesticouldbe, by Lomond) registered her second win of 2007 when she captured a six furlong sprint at Will Rogers Downs in excellent time. The daughter of KAYRAWAN broke on top, set all the pace, and held everyone at bay to cross the wire 3 1/2 lengths the best as the favorite. She got the six furlongs in a stellar 1:09 3/5. Bred in Oklahoma by Kevin Robert Teeman, MORIAH races as a homebred for Kevin and Robert Teeman. Her training is handled by Joe S. Offolter.

March 5, 2007

SKYWAN CLASSIC (02 c, o/o Rising Sky, by Sky Classic) demolished a maiden field at Will Rogers Downs. The betting favorite broke well and settled midpack in the 5 1/2 furlong maiden. He closed on the outside, sailing by the leaders and drawing clear to win by 6 1/4 lengths. Bred in Kentucky by Thomas M. McCann, SKYWAN CLASSIC was a $23,000 Keeneland September yearling. He is owned and trained by John Ness.

February 18, 2007

PRIME INDICATOR (03 c, o/o Emerald Bracelet, by Green Dancer) was the second winner of the day for his sire at Oaklawn Park, capturing a 5 1/2 furlong maiden contest. He went to post as the favorite in spite of breaking from the extreme outside. He immediately put pressure on the frontrunner and took command coming into the stretch. The chestnut turned back another opponent in late stretch to prevail by a neck as the co-highweight. Ken and Linda Quirk bred PRIME INDICATOR in Texas. A graduate of the 2004 Texas August yearling sale, the son of KAYRAWAN is owned by Marvin W. Jones and is trained by Allen Milligan.

February 18, 2007

Oklahoma-bred MORIAH (02 f, o/o Thebesticouldbe, by Lomond) took her show on the road to Oaklawn Park in Hot Springs and found the winner's circle. She broke on top and dueled for the lead throughout the six furlong race. It was in the stretch that she was finally able to put away the pesky rival, still holding the win safe from a new challenger in an extremely determined effort. The daughter of KAYRAWAN won by a final margin of a neck. Bred in Oklahoma by Kevin Robert Teeman, MORIAH races as a homebred for Kevin and Robert Teeman. She is trained by Joe S. Offolter.

January 1, 2007

BIG K (02 c, o/o Bold an Fast, by Personal Flag) started the new year in style for sire KAYRAWAN by winning on New Year's Day. Going 6 1/2 furlongs over the all weather track at Turfway Park, the freshly-minted 5-year-old was outrun early and took his time at the back of the pack. He made a bold move while four wide on the turn and closed furiously. He flew past the field in late stretch for a half-length triumph. Bred in Kentucky by Tim Napier, BIG K races for Jason Cook, Michael Hulett, and James McDonald. Co-owner Jason G. Cook trains the five-time winner.

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