Call Me George to Enter Stud in Louisiana

Photo: Lou Hodges/Fair Grounds

Partners Matt Bond, Clint Joiner, and Jim Curry have agreed to stand the G2 winner Call Me George at Gulf Coast Equine for the 2016 season. Anna Paul of Gulf Coast is the stallion manager and farm owner with her father Ray.  

"I think he is an exceptional stallion prospect and will be a great addition to Louisiana's breeding program. Call Me George comes from a great family and has excellent conformation. He has all the makings to be a great stallion." – Anna Paul, Gulf Coast Equine  

Call Me George was campaigned by his owners and in addition to his victory in the G2 New Orleans H. he also placed in the G2 Hawthorne Gold Cup and Homecoming Classic at Churchill Downs last fall. His trainer Grant Forster had this to say about “George.”  

"Call Me George was one of the neatest horses I've trained. He was a tough, rugged, durable individual. He's the type of horse I wasn't afraid to put into any situation because I knew he'd handle it. He more than held his own against many of the best of his generation. His win in the New Orleans Handicap (G2) was a perfect example of his tenacity as he fell back to last at the top of the stretch before mounting a gutsy, sustained run that would carry him to victory. A great looking individual, Call Me George was blessed with unlimited endurance and hopefully he will pass that air capacity on to his youngsters." – Grant Forster, trainer  

Call Me George is one of the best sons of Horse of the Year Point Given who is also the sire of two Champions and earners of over $25 million. Out of the $113,580 stakes winning mare SASSY CHIMES, George’s family also includes Kentucky Oaks winner SILENT BEAUTY, the brilliant G1 winner HOLLYWOOD STORY ($1,171,105), and G2 Brooklyn H. winner SEATTLE FITZ ($594,371).  

Call Me George will stand for a fee of $1,500 LFSN.  

For further information:  

Grant Forster 253-951-3968 / teamforster@mac.com  Anna Paul 352-342-5737 / gcequine@yahoo.com /?http://gcequine.com/index.html 

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