Forest City

2004 bay Standardbred trotter stallion
Bred by Rainbow Dreams Stables, CO
Breeding-Stock Only / Express SRR#5044

Little Pine Gem
1999 bay
MSW 1:56.2 s/o MSpw LS Wired Pine, etc.
Pine Chip-r
1990 dark bay/brown
Arndon-r
1979 bay
Arnie Almahurst-r
Roydon Gal-r
Pine Speed-r
1982 bay
Speedy Somolli-r
Piney Hanover-r
LS Fancy Laukko
1986 bay
Choctaw Brave-r
1977 bay
Speedy Crown-r
Pizzaz-r
Noble Gem-r
1976 dark bay/brown
Noble Victory-r
Norby Hanover-r
City Girl
1994 bay
Stakes Winner 4,2:00.4 d/o MHA Champion DEVIL WEARS PRADA, MSW/WCH CITY WOLF, MSW CAPITOL HILL, SW STARS IN THE CITY, etc.
Nevele Victory
1984 bay
Bonefish-r
1972 dark bay/brown
Nevele Pride-r
Exciting Speed-r
Nother Victory
1978 bay
Noble Victory-r
New Glory-r
Necropolis
1986 chestnut
Cornstalk-r
1981 bay
Lindy's Pride-r
Crown Viva-r
Fast Tune-r
1974
Speedster-r
Yankee Tune-r

Accomplishments: Forest City enjoyed a respectable racing career in the Express from 2006 through 2010, compiling a record of 24 starts with 3 wins, 6 seconds, 4 thirds, and earnings of $24,520. His highlights included a lifetime mark of 3,1:57.2f and a memorable victory at Renwick Park on March 20, 2008, when he established a new track record for aged trotting horses. Although he did not earn black type and therefore does not qualify for a place among our racing stallions, his combination of proven durability, competitive speed, and deep trotting pedigree should make him an outstanding sire for performance and pleasure Standardbreds. With quality bloodlines on both sides and a demonstrated willingness to compete, he offers the kind of athleticism and temperament sought by breeders of versatile driving horses.

Get: (First foal crop 2014)
None at this time

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