Let's Go Stable

COMPANY
Formed in 2006, LGS has rapidly proved the value of its philosophy. The goal is quite simply to provide their partners with the thrill of owning top quality racehorses that compete at thoroughbred racing’s highest level.

The LGS business plan is designed to significantly increase the odds of success through use of exceptional rigorous and sophisticated selection procedures.  The rewards of this stringent process have quickly become apparent. Runners representing LGS have taken their investors to some of racing’s greatest days, including three Breeders’ Cups, two Kentucky Derbys, and the Belmont Stakes, and LGS runners have featured among the top 20 in the Daily Racing Form’s “Derby Watch” in each of the last three years.

LGS can also claim remarkable success in statistical terms. Since the first LGS starters reached the racecourse in 2007, LGS has been represented by no less than 12 stakes performers from only 34 starters, meaning better than one in three starters are black-type earners - a success rate of over 35% stakes horses to starters, compared to an industry standard of 8%. LGS can also claim a remarkable figure of 20% stakes winners to starters, an exceptional achievement when one realizes that only 5.2% of all North American thoroughbreds achieve this level.

Let’s Go Stables’ recent runners have been headlined by Verrazano and Daredevil. Verrazano was officially rated among the World’s best thoroughbreds of 2013, after a season in which he captured the Haskell Invitational Stakes (G1), by a record-breaking 9¾ lengths, and the Wood Memorial Stakes (G1), performances that saw him retire to Ashford Stud, Kentucky, as one of the most exciting stallion prospects of his crop. Daredevil ran the fastest Beyer Speed figure of 2014 by a two-year-old when capturing the Champagne Stakes (G1). Daredevil, who will continue his career in 2015, is destined, like Verrazano, to stand at one of Kentucky’s most prestigious stallions upon his retirement, as following his Champagne Stakes victory, an interest in him was sold to WinStar Farm.

Other stars to have carried the Let’s Go colors include Divine Oath, a two-time graded stakes winner, who established himself as one of the top turf three-year-olds of 2014, and who remains in training in 2015; El Padrino, winner of the Risen Star Stakes (G2) and now an exciting young sire; graded stakes winner and Breeders’ Cup Juvenile (G1) contender Silent Valor; and Ready’s Echo, a classic-placed three-year-old, who came within ¾ length of capturing the Breeders’ Cup Dirt Mile (G1) at four.

With two graded stakes winners looking to build further on their reputations in 2015, and several promising young horses, LGS looks very well situated to grow their rapidly evolving reputation for delivering excitement, performance and financial reward in the near future.