ALLOWANCE RESULTS: 3rd-Zia, $67,000, (S), 11-20, (NW2X),

3yo/up, 6f, 1:09.73, ft, 1/2 length. STILL IN THE TRAP

MARK IT DOWN, a 4 3/4 length maiden special weight winner in her racing debut,

Slammed, the winner of last year's edition of the Thoroughbred Club of America Stakes (G2) and contender in the Breeders' Cup Filly & Mare Sprint (G1), will be retired due to reoccurring foot issues said co-owner/ breeder Brad King July 3.

2022 was a remarkable year for MARKING. SLAMMED represented her sire in the Breeders’ Cup held at Keeneland after winning the G2 Thoroughbred Club of America S. over the Lexington oval.

A New Mexico-bred mare conceived on a $3,500 stud fee will start as a 15-1 chance in this year's Filly & Mare Sprint, having earned her way into the field

BETTER BELIEVE, a homebred filly for R. Lee Lewis and Brad E. King won in 1:10.64 by 1 3/4 lengths taking the winner's share of the $329,947 purse.

Ruidoso Select Yearling Sale - COMPLETE SALE RESULTS

1-2-3 in all nine career starts, 3-year-old DESERT SPIRIT has won two of her last three starts, taking an allowance win at Albuquerque Aug. 17

Back-to-back Saratoga winner SPORTING CHANCE (TIZNOW) will have first crop yearlings on offer in 2022.

MARKING leads all North American Sires of 2YOs getting the first reported winner of the year

HOLLYWOOD HENRY, winner of the 2019 Mt. Cristo Rey H., was the post time favorite in the 2022 renewal. 

Second crop sire MARKING has had a banner year, culminating in two impressive stakes wins on Zia Day, October 31. 

From the first crop by MARKING, three-year-old ONE MARK was second in last year's Mountain Top New Mexico Bred Thoroughbred Futurity.

Former A & A sire ATILLA'S STORM sired the top three sellers, all from the A & A consignment.

Twenty-four yearlings highlight A & A Ranch’s 2021 consignment.

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Delbert Too became the first black-type winner for freshman sire Marking when he pushed clear in the Aug. 16 Rio Grande Senor Thoroughbred Futurity atRuidoso Downs. 

Second by a head in her January 30 racing debut in 7 furlong maiden special weight at Delta Downs, Quikfast N Ahurry made up plenty of ground after an awkward start, 

Topping the Juvenile sire list in New Mexico in 2019, ATTILA’S STORM’s 68% 2YO winners from starters was the highest of all North American sires.

The bay February filly out of RINGBACK is a half-sister to HOLLYWOOD HENRY, winner of the Mt. Cristo Rey Handicap in April. 

MY BOANERGES came home by 5 ¾ lengths in the Road Runner Handicap and FAST GATOR won by half a length in the Lincoln Handicap.

The half-sister to SIPPIN, a multiple stakes winner of $442,602, TWO STEPPER was allowed to settle early, went three wide into the turn

Earning his first triple digit speed figure the son of DIABOLICAL stalked the early pace, angled out through the turn,

Undefeated FLYING FALCON got the day started in a 6 furlong allowance.

GUNNERS ONE by DIABOLICAL raced in mid pack early, went five wide into the second turn of the one mile $60,000 

The ROLL HENNESSY ROLL mare got up for a neck win in the Russell and Helen Foutz Distaff H. at Sunray. 

Finishing first, second, or third, 16 times in 23 starts the five year old daughter of ROLL HENNESSY ROLL

2018 Three-year-old Champion NM Bred Filly HENNESSY EXPRESS leads the group in Sunray Park's feature.

SEXY BIKINI MODEL, by ATTILA'S STORM, was outrun early to take it five wide into the turn,

ATTILA'S STORM sired two 3-year-old maiden winners at Sunland on March 23.

Making her 4-year-old racing debut, FAST GATOR won three consecutive stakes at 2 and took the Sierra Starlet H. at 3.

ATTILA’S STORM, was named Champion New Mexico stallion for the third consecutive year. In 2018 his runners won $1,578,441 and he was followed on the leading NM sires by A&A stallions: 

On the board in her last two starts, WAYLAY tracked in fifth, saved ground through the turn,

Coming off an 8 ½ length maiden special weight win here on 11/13, MISTER KOWEN registered his career best speed figure with his 4 length win today.

Third here last month, MY BOANERGES set a pressured pace, went six wide into the turn,

BABY LETS ROCK got up for a nose victory yesterday at Zia Park in a maiden special weight.

STORMING BACK, stakes-placed at 2 and 3, was taken back in the 6 ½ F allowance today.

Never off the board in 14 career starts the son of DIABOLICAL scored his fourth career win in the ninth race.

Never off the board in his first three starts at 2, STORMONTHEMOUNTAIN made his 2018 racing debut a winning one here in a 5 ½ furlong Maiden Special Weight. 

Multiple stakes winner FAST GATOR ($263,335) won the Sierra Starlet H. at the end of July and returned to the winner's circle at Zia today in her next start.

Leading New Mexico sire for the third straight year ATTILA’S STORM’s progeny earnings are quickly approaching $1-Million for 2018.

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Juvenile debut winners on July 13 at Ruidoso, LESSTALKMOREACTION and ROLL ON MATILDA, both scored by six lengths 

2018 New Mexico-Bred Yearlings
Selling Aug 17-18, Ruidoso Downs

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ATTILA'S STORM leads all NM Sires by 2018 earnings ($392,746). Stakes winner TILLA CAT pushed her sire up the list with a half-length score in the $85,000 5 1/2 furlong La Coneja S. March 17 at Sunland.

Through President's Day A&A Stallions have been represented by some very nice winners at Sunland Park and currently sit 1, 2, 3 on the state's leading sires list.

The New Mexico Horse Breeders’ Association honored its 2017 Thoroughbred and Quarter Horse champions during its Zia Awards Banquet at the Marriott Uptown Hotel in Albuquerque on January 25.

HENNESSY EXPRESS rolled to an 8 1/4 length win the $85,000 Enchantress Stakes at Sunland.

A&A Stallions ATTILA'S STORM and DIABOLICAL traded leads on top of the 2017 Leading New Mexico Sires list several times.

R. D. Hubbard's MONEY ORDER was 2nd in her career debut Nov. 7.

Diabolical Dame won a New Mexico Cup stakes for the third year in a row Sunday at Zia Park, rallying for a head victory over stablemates Tijuana and Bryn’s Fancy Pants in the $140,000 Distaff Sprint Championship. The three horses are trained by Todd Fincher.

BIG HITTER hopped slightly at the start, dueled outside, dug in to edge clear in upper stretch then held for a final time of 1:09 4/5ths. The 1 1/4 length score was his 3 career win upping his earnings to $70,420 for owners Brad King and Dale Taylor.

The Bauer Farm home-bred won his debut at 2 last year and followed up with a 2nd in the Copper Top Futurity.

The $75,000, 6 1/2 f test for 3-year-olds is led by A & A Stallion ATTILA'S STORM accounting for 5 runners Sunday,

The Thoroughbred portion of the Ruidoso Downs New Mexico-bred Thoroughbred and Quarter Horse sale was topped by an ATTILA'S STORM yearling for the second consecutive year. In all 81 New Mexico-bred yearlings sold for $661,600, the average price was $8,168.

WALTZING ATTILA became a multiple stakes winner and recorded her fourth career win with a 2 3/4 length victory over DIABOLICAL's PINK CADILLAC and IVY GIMLET in the $50,000 stakes.

With less than $50,000 separating DIABOLICAL and ATTILA'S STORM on the leading NM sire list,

ATTILA'S STORM runners added two stakes placings to their cumulative records: 4-year-old STORMIN THE JEWELS set a pressured early pace in the $70,000 O.D. McDonald Stakes at Albuquerque.

Today's sire list of Leading Fifth-Crop Sires by Cumulative Black-Type Winners puts DIABOLICAL at #10.

A total of seven stakes were run at Sunland Park on Sunday, including three for New Mexico-bred Thoroughbreds.

BRYN'S FANCY PANTS (by SOUTHWESTERN HEAT), triumphed in five of five starts to begin her career, including a dominant victory in the Petticoat S. July 2 at Albuquerque,

Stakes-placed five times before winning the New Mexico Classic Cup Oaks Championship S. on Oct. 30 at Zia,

HAPPY HENNESSY, by ROLL HENNESSY ROLL, was up close early in the 1 mile 70 yard stakes for $140,000.

Fred Alexander of A & A Ranch near Anthony, N.M., announced the addition of multiple graded stakes-placed Marking to the 2017 stallion roster.

Only a glance at the 2015 leading sire list for New Mexico is required to see how strong the year had been for Fred and Linda Alexander's A & A Ranch.

Champion NM Bred 2-year-old colt/gelding of 2015, STORMIN THE JEWELS attended the early pace, raced along the inside, quickly took command racing into the turn and was hand ridden to hold for the one length win

A Thoroughbred yearling colt by leading New Mexico sire Attila's Stormsold for $100,000 to top the New Mexico Quarter Horse and Thoroughbred sale Aug. 19-20 at Ruidoso Downs.

Winner of the Pepsi Cola Stakes last year SOUTHERN FIRE, by SOUTHWESTERN HEAT

SHEZA SNOWBALL hopped at the start of the 5f to be well back early but was full of run late and closed with a rush to set a new track record for the distance.

In the wake of the EVH-1 outbreak at Sunland Park Racetrack, all of us at A&A Horse Ranch extend our deepest sympathies to those that have lost a horse to the recent outbreak.

Pensioned A&A stallion DESERT GOD sired the winners of three classic cup races:

Sire of eight juvenile stakes horses in 2014, DIABOLICAL leads all North American sires in this category.

Six stakes performances for runners by A & A Stallions over two week span.

A total of 14 runners by A&A sires won or placed in 10 the 12 races run at Zia Park for a total of $2-Million in purses, making it the richest state-bred day of racing in the country.

From DELHOMME’s second crop DELETERIOUS made her third career start a winning one