THE UNBRIDLED'S SONG

UNBRIDLED'S SONG (KY)

(Unbridled - Trolley Song, By Caro (IRE))

Foaled Date: February 18, 1993

Trainer: Nicholas P. Zito

Owner: Paraneck Stable

Career Statistics:

Unbridled's Song was an exceptional American Thoroughbred racehorse and sire who left a significant impact on the racing world. Foaled in 1993, he was renowned for his remarkable speed and impressive racing performances.

Owned by Paraneck Stable and trained by James T. Ryerson, Unbridled's Song showcased his talent primarily as a three-year-old in 1996. He displayed exceptional ability as a sprinter and competed in some of the most prestigious races of his generation.

Unbridled's Song's most notable victories came in the Grade 1 Florida Derby and Wood Memorial Stakes, where he showcased his speed and brilliance by winning both races convincingly. This victories solidified his status as a top-class racehorse and marked him as a contender for the Kentucky Derby.

Despite going off as the betting favorite on Kentucky Derby Day, the colt finished 5th. He would run 4 more times before retiring from racing.

Unbridled's Song embarked on a stud career at Taylor Made Farm in Kentucky. As a sire, he proved to be immensely influential, producing numerous successful offspring who excelled on the racetrack.

Some of Unbridled's Song's notable progeny include Arrogate, who became the highest-earning racehorse in North American history, and Forever Unbridled, who won the Breeders' Cup Distaff.

Unbridled's Song's legacy as a top-class racehorse and a sire continues to endure in the world of Thoroughbred racing. His impressive racing career and impact on the breeding industry have secured his place among the greats in the sport.

Achievements:

• 1st 1995 Breeders' Cup Juvenile (G1)
  
• 1st 1996 Florida Derby (G1)
• 1st 1996 Wood Memorial (G1)

DETAILS

• Art Designed by Kentucky Native Tyler Robertson
• 100% Ring Spun Cotton
• Comfort Colors
• Short Sleeve T-Shirt
• Front Pocket
• Ribbed Collar
• Self Cuff and Hem
• Graphic Design on Chest and Back