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Kantharos to stand at Vinery in Florida
The colt was retired after suffering a career-ending injury while galloping out during a workout at Saratoga on August 30. A press release sent out by Stonestreet Stable described the injury as a fracture, but no specific details were provided. "Kantharos was an amazing talent," Asmussen said. "It's as if he came into the barn already knowing what to do. You hear people say a horse has 'unlimited potential,' but in the case of Kantharos I believe it's true." Bred in Kentucky by Hedberg Hall Inc., Kantharos sold for $80,000 as a Keeneland September yearling before going to Jackson as a $250,000 OBS March two-year-old. He is out of the winning Contessa Halo (Southern Halo), making him a half-brother to Grade 3 victor Ikigai (Whywhywhy) as well as an Speightstown weanling filly. Also hailing from this family are Grade 1 winners First Samurai (Giant's Causeway) and A Huevo (Cool Joe), this year's Strub S. (G2) victor Jeranimo (Congaree) and Grade 3 vixen Sky Blue Pink (Strawberry Road [Aus]). Kantharos will stand for $5,000, stands and nurses. For more information contact Declan Doyle at Vinery Florida 352-307-8485.
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