Unbeaten Horse of the Year Flightline had his first mare confirmed in foal this week.

Lane’s End Farm, which stands the son of Tapit for a syndicate, reported that Lady Scarlet is in foal to Flightline. The daughter of Union Rags won four of 12 starts, including the Grade 3 Miss Preakness Stakes at Pimlico and the Cicada Stakes at Aqueduct.

Lady Scarlet was a $200,000 purchase by Glendalough at Dromoland out of the Keeneland January horses of all ages sale and was retired to broodmare duty this season at age 4.

Blazing Sevens

Good Magic –Trophy Girl, by Warrior’s Reward

Bred in Kentucky by Tracy Farmer ($140,000 Keeneland January yearling purchase by Chestnut Valley Farm; $225,000 Fasig-Tipton Saratoga yearling purchase by Rodeo Creek Racing)

Summer Wind Farm, the Georgetown, Ky., breeding operation helmed by Jane Lyon, enjoyed a stellar 2022 season with unbeaten Horse of the Year Flightline. The champion, who was bred, raised, and co-owned by Summer Wind, has been retired and began his stud career this month at Lane’s End Farm, with several of Lyon’s top broodmares set to visit him.

Reincarnate

Good Magic – Allanah, by Scat Daddy

Bred in Kentucky by Woods Edge Farm ($775,000 Keeneland September yearling purchase by SF Bloodstock, Starlight Racing, Madaket Stables)

Two-time Eclipse Award champion Monomoy Girl has delivered her first foal, a colt by four-time reigning leading sire Into Mischief.

Spendthrift Farm announced the arrival Saturday. Spendthrift raced and stands Into Mischief, and campaigned Monomoy Girl in partnership through the final races of her career after purchasing her for $9.5 million at the 2020 Fasig-Tipton November sale.

Hit Show

Candy Ride – Actress, by Tapit

Bred in Kentucky by Gary and Mary West

Hit Show has won 3 of 4 career starts, with his latest effort, a 5 1/2-length victory in the Grade 3 Withers Stakes at Aqueduct, catapulting him up the Derby Watch list. Gary and Mary West’s homebred son of perennial leading sire Candy Ride brings a solid two-turn pedigree to further challenges on the Derby trail.

Owner and breeder Charles Fipke’s adventures – and misadventures – in geology and prospecting have taken him around the globe. Now, his Thoroughbreds are doing the traveling.

After a week in which he was represented by Soul Choice, the first Australian stakes winner in his colors, and Shirl’s Bee, who turned in a promising effort in Dubai, his homebred Grade 1 winner Shirl’s Speight will become the first foreign-based horse to contest Japan’s prestigious February Stakes on Feb. 19.

Second careers for many major runners, including 2022 Horse of the Year Flightline, begin in earnest in the coming days. North American breeding sheds open during and around this second week of February – as one example, Spendthrift Farm, which stands reigning leading sire Into Mischief and adds four newcomers to its roster, opened its shed on Friday.

Tapit Trice

Tapit - Danzatrice, by Dunkirk

Bred in Kentucky by Gainesway ($1.3 million Keeneland September yearling purchase by Whisper Hill Farm)

Peace and Justice was an immediate draw in Pennsylvania as the only son of prominent sire War Front in the state. He lived up to his early billing as the state’s standout freshman sire of 2020, and has since continued to make an impact in the Keystone State’s general sire ranks.