Redeemed to stand in Maryland at Northview Stallion Station

Multiple graded stakes winner Redeemed will begin his stud career at Northview Stallion Station in Chesapeake City, Md., in 2013. His stud fee will be $3,000 when foal stands and nurses.

Redeemed, a 4-year-old son of Include, was retired in September by owner Samantha Siegel’s Jay Em Ess Stable after a racing career in which he won eight of 13 starts and earned $832,140. He won his last three starts, all stakes, finishing with wins in the Grade 2 Brooklyn Handicap and the Grade 3 Greenwood Cup Stakes, both at 1 1/2 miles on dirt. He set a track record of 2:28.01 when winning the Greenwood at Parx Racing.

“Redeemed is the entire package,” said Northview bloodstock manager Carl McEntee. “He was quick, and could carry that speed a distance while being extremely competitive against top-quality fields. And he offers plenty of breeding options, being a grandson of Broad Brush out of a Ribot-line mare from great Calumet Farm and Tartan Farm families. He has a pedigree that is free of Raise a Native and Mr. Prospector and has one distant cross of Northern Dancer.”

Redeemed won the Grade 3 Discovery Handicap and the Oklahoma Derby in 2011, and placed in three other stakes, including this year’s Grade 1 Donn Handicap. A Virginia-bred, he is out of the Pleasant Tap mare Early Mass and is from the family of Grade 2 winner Talakeno, Grade 2 winner and sire Give Me Strength, and Japanese champion filly Stinger.