Quality Stallions Highlight This Breeding And Sales Prep Operation

Tom and Nancy Clark’s Rancho San Miguel is one of the leading stallion stations in California. 250-acres nestled in the coastal foothills northwest of Paso Robles where warm days are cooled by evening breezes of the Pacific Ocean. This central location allows the farm to serve clients from both the northern and southern regions of the state.

Rancho San Miguel is led by its General Manager Dennis Yokum. Gerardo Guerra, Sydnee Brown, Lindsay Boutwell, and Johanna Young round out the outstanding and experienced management staff.

The 2020 Rancho San Miguel stallion roster consists of: Sir Prancealot, Curlin to Mischief, Danzing Candy, Golden Balls (IRE), Northern Causeway, Richard’s Kid, Slew’s Tiznow, Tom’s Tribute and U S Ranger.

Royally-bred Curlin to Mischief is sired by two time Horse of the Year/leading sire Curlin and out the 2016 national Broodmare of the Year Leslie’s Lady, who has already produced half siblings and Grade 1 winners Beholder, Mendelssohn, and leading sire Into Mischief; the latter stands for $175,000. Curlin to Mischief ’s first foals hit the track in 2019 and he is already the sire of winners.

Danzing Candy is a quick, multiple graded stakes winner by the emerging stallion Twirling Candy. He earned $700,930 in just 11 starts, taking the San Felipe Stakes (G2) at three and both the San Carlos Stakes (G2) and the Lone Star Park Handicap (G3) at four. He is a half-brother to another stakes winner in Cedartown.

Multiple graded stakes placed stakes winner Golden Balls (Ire) is the lone son of Danehill Dancer to stand in California. He is the sire of many winners, including $191,355-earner stakes placed X S Gold and $117,391 earner Golden Birthday.

Northern Causeway is a graded stakes winner and son of sire-of-sires Giant’s Causeway, out of Getaway Girl, a half-sister to leading sires City Zip and Ghostzapper.  His first foals raced in 2018 and he already has at least 12 winners.

Richard’s Kid, by Lemon Drop Kid and out of the Broad Brush mare Tough Broad, earned over $2.4 million on the track. He won the prestigious Pacific Classic (G1) twice among his 12 career victories. His foals are 5 year-olds of 2020 and he has at least 19 winners, of which 5 have earned more than $100,000 including stakes-placed Sapphire Kid ($180,057) and $221,624 earner Sedamar.

Sir Prancealot by Tamayuz (GB) out of Mona Em (IRE), by Catrail is a G2 stakes winner and is a top graded stakes winning sire of Lady Prancealot (G1), Beau Recall (G2), Sir Dancealot (G2) and Madam Dancealot (G2).  2020 will be his first year standing in California, but his imported progeny have done remarkably well in the United States with 3 Graded Stake winners, 1 Listed Stake winner and a total of 6 stakes horses from only 14 starters (as of December 31, 2019).

Slew’s Tiznow, by Tiznow out of Hepatica, is a record setting, grade I-performing dual stakes winner. Slew’s Tiznow, whose best year was 2019 with 4 stakes winners at 4 different racetracks, was California’s leading freshman sire of 2015,  He is a full brother to record setter and multiple graded stakes winner Slew’s Tizzy, a top sire in South America.  73% of Slew’s Tiznow starters win, for progeny earnings of $3.6 million to date.

Tom’s Tribute, a Grade 1 and Grade 2 winner at Del Mar and a leading miler in Southern California who earned $634,880, is by top sire Lion Heart and out of an El Prado (IRE) mare.  His first foals are two-year-olds of 2019.

U S Ranger, by Danzig, was undefeated at two and a champion sprinter as a three- and four-year-old. U S Ranger’s progeny include over 200 winners which have lifetime earnings over $10 million, led by graded stakes winners Solitary Ranger and Lawn Ranger.

Rancho San Miguel’s goal is to attract the highest quality stallions and broodmares and provide them with the best care possible. We are dedicated to providing outstanding quality service and look forward to serving you.