Into Mischief's Fastest Son

• Fastest sire to ever reach four Thoroughbred Daily News ‘Rising Stars’
• Runners including 4-length Hopeful S. (G1) and 3 1/2 length Saratoga MdSpWt winner and TDN ‘Rising Star’  THE GOOD LIFE; WAGGLEY, winner of the $250,000 Kentucky Juvenile S. and 4 3/4-length winner of the Prairie Gold Juvenile S.; TDN ‘Rising Star’; Pocahontas S. (G3) second and Adirondack S. (G3) third Scarlett Begonia; $200,000 P.G. Johnson S. second Mel Went Home; 3 3/4-length Ellis Park MdSpWt winner,  3 1/2-length Horseshoe Indianapolis MdSpWt winner and Sapling S. and D.S. Shine Young Futurity third He’s Steelin Mylady; 3 1/4 length Ellis Park MdSpWt winner and Iroquois S. (G3) third Caribbean Life; TDN ‘Rising Star’ and 7 3/4-length Churchill Downs MdSpWt winner Hey Tuff Guy; TDN ‘Rising Star’ and 7-length Saratoga MdSpWt winner Life Changing; TDN ‘Rising Star’ and 5-length Belmont Park MdSpWt winner Card Man; 2 ¾ length Gulfstream Park MdSpWt winner True Blessing; Ellis Park MdSpWt winners Lifesong and Harmoniously; etc.
• 2026 yearlings sold for $1.2 million, $1 million, $1 million, $950,000, $850,000, $800,000, etc.
• First juveniles proved to be in high demand selling for $750,000, $725,000, $490,000, $450,000, $450,000, $450,000, $400,000, etc.
• First yearlings sold for $1.25 million, $1.025 million, $725,000, $700,000, $650,000, $575,000, $575,000, $550,000, $550,000, $550,000, $500,000, $500,000, etc. Second crop weanlings sold for $350,000, $335,000, $285,000, etc.
• Four-time G1 winner and Into Mischief’s fastest son at stud: 112 Beyer. Earned 9 triple-digit Beyers: 112, 110, 109, 107, 107, 106, 105, 105, 101.
• Effortless winner of the G1 Woodward S.; uncontested winner of the G1 Whitney S.; dominant winner of the G1 Pegasus World Cup over HOTY Knicks Go
• Won the G1 Breeders’ Cup Dirt Mile  by 5 ¾ lengths–the largest margin of victory at the 2021 Breeders’ Cup
• Debut 2YO winner by 9 ½ lengths at Del Mar, scoring a 91 Beyer, and was named a TDN Rising Star
• 379 mares bred in his first two books, including 104 GSW/GS producers and 34 G1W/G1 producers
• First 2YOs in 2026