Prospect Watch: Half-siblings to Mystik Dan, Mucho Gusto

Horse Racing Nation’s Prospect Watch scans all upcoming entries for starters early in their careers who sold for more than $500,000 at their most recent auction or whose dams or siblings are graded-stakes winners.

A half-sibling to Pegasus World Cup (G1) winner Mucho Gusto, a half to Kentucky Derby (G1) winner Mystik Dan, and runners out of Grade 1 winners Elate and Gomo are among 59 notable newcomers this week. Check out the featured horses below.

Monday

Half-brother to Grade 3 winner Beer Can Man

At Mahoning Valley race 3, Beer Time, a 4-year-old son of Fast Anna out of the Dynaformer mare Cheesecake, makes his career debut. This half-brother to Grade 3 winner Beer Can Man, a $601,000 earner, breaks from post 1 in a six-furlong maiden special on dirt under Fernando Salazar Becerra. He's listed at 8-1 on the morning line for trainer Tommy Short, who co-owns with breeder Ron Patterson.

Wednesday

In Gulfstream Park race 4, Ghanaayem, a 3-year-old Uncle Mo filly out of Grade 1 winner Angela Renee, makes her second start. She stretches out to 1 1/16 miles on dirt after finishing third in her debut at seven furlongs with a 79 Horse Racing Nation speed figure. John Velazquez rides for Todd Pletcher at 8-5.

Out of Grade 1 winner Ministra Habil

In Turf Paradise race 4, Tapitsway, a 3-year-old Tapwrit colt out of Chilean Grade 1 winner Ministra Habil, makes his third start in a six-furlong maiden claimer. He's listed at 20-1 after finishing 10th last out. Kody Kellenberger rides for trainer Debbie Van Horne.

Thursday

Half-sister to Grade 1 winner Mucho Gusto

McLaughlin, a 3-year-old daughter of Uncle Mo, debuts in Turfway Park race 5, a six-furlong maiden special weight on synthetic. This half-sister to Pegasus World Cup winner and $4.45 million earner Mucho Gusto drew post 6 in a field of 14. Gabriel Saez rides for trainer Christopher Davis at 8-1 on the morning line. She races for Walmac Farm.

Half-sister to Grade 1 winner Varda

In the same race, Peqot, a 3-year-old Maclean's Music filly and half-sister to Grade 1 winner and $363,000 earner Varda, breaks from post 12. Joseph Ramos rides for trainer Whit Beckman at 12-1 odds. She races for James F. Schurman.

Out of Grade 1 winner Victory to Victory

Win After Win, a homebred 3-year-old Street Sense filly out of Grade 1 winner Victory to Victory, makes her second start in Gulfstream Park race 1. She tries a mile on turf after finishing sixth in her synthetic debut. Jorge Ruiz rides at 8-1 for Michael Trombetta.

Friday

Out of Grade 1 winner Gomo

In Gulfstream Park race 9, Genuine Gomo, a 3-year-old Authentic colt out of Grade 1 winner Gomo, switches to turf after finishing fifth in his dirt debut. John Velazquez rides for Todd Pletcher from post 7.

Half-brother to Brazilian Grade 1 winner George Washington

At Turfway Park race 2, Armed N Dangerous, a 3-year-old Gun Runner colt and half-brother to Brazilian Grade 1 winner George Washington, tries maiden claiming company after a turf debut last August. Albin Jimenez rides from post 12 for Paulo Lobo.

Saturday

Half-sister to Grade 1 winner Domestic Product

At Aqueduct race 3, East View Stakes starter Naive Melody, a 3-year-old Complexity filly and half-sister to H Allen Jerkens Stakes (G1) winner Domestic Product, returns after a winning debut with a 92 HRN speed figure. Kent Desormeaux rides for Wesley Ward from the rail.

Out of Grade 1 winner Elate

Claiborne Farm homebred Excite, a 3-year-old Speightstown colt out of multiple Grade 1 winner and $2.63 million earner Elate, makes his second turf start in Gulfstream Park race 4. He was fourth last out with an 84 HRN speed figure. Joel Rosario rides for Bill Mott.

Out of Grade 1 winner Antonoe

In the same race, Juddmonte homebred Salamis, a 3-year-old Speightstown colt out of Grade 1 winner Antonoe, makes his third start after a close third last time with an 85 HRN speed figure. Edgard Zayas rides for Chad Brown from post 2.

Half-brother to Grade 1 winner Sippican Harbor

At Gulfstream Park race 8, Crudo, a 3-year-old colt sired by Justify out of the Deputy Minister mare Blossomed, makes his debut going 6 furlongs on dirt. Todd Pletcher trains for owners Bobby Flay and James Ventura. Crudo is a half-brother to Spinaway (G1) winner and $263,000 earner Sippican Harbor. John Velazquez has the ride.

Half-brother to Grade 1 winner She Feels Pretty

In the same Gulfstream Park race, Summer Vibes debuts for trainer Brendan Walsh and owners Flying Dutchman Racing. The 3-year-old son of Good Magic is out of the More Than Ready mare Summer Sweet, making him a half-brother to three-time Grade 1 winner She Feels Pretty. Joel Rosario is in the irons.

Half-sister to Kentucky Derby winner Mystik Dan

At Oaklawn Park race 10, Yes Ma'am, a homebred 3-year-old Unified filly and half-sister to Kentucky Derby winner Mystik Dan, stretches out to a mile after finishing fifth sprinting. Tyler Gaffalione rides for John Ortiz from post 8.

Out of G1 winner Wine Princess

At Turfway Park, 3-year-old colt Masayoshi debuts in race 10 for trainer Brad Cox and owners Robert LaPenta and Madaket Stables. This son of Authentic is out of the Grade 2 winner Wine Princess, a daughter of 2003 Horse of the Year Azeri. Wine Princess is the dam of Smokin T, a 6-year-old multiple-stakes-winning son of War Front and earner of $898,000. Turfway top jockey Luan Machado has the ride on this 6-furlong maiden special weight on synthetic.

Sunday

In Gulfstream Park race 4, Versus, a 3-year-old Tiz the Law colt and half-brother to Grade 3 winner Money Supply, makes his third start after breaking his maiden last out. David Egan rides for Kelly Breen from post 2.

Out of Grade 3 winner Princess La Quinta

In Gulfstream Park race 6, Love You Anyway, a 3-year-old Tapit filly out of Grade 3 winner Princess La Quinta, debuts at a mile on turf. Luis Saez rides for Rusty Arnold from post 9.

In the same race, Starship Maximus, a 3-year-old Maximus Mischief filly and half-sister to Grade 2 winner and $968,000 earner Mr. Misunderstood, debuts from post 5. Jose Morelos rides for trainer Heather Smullen.

Back in Gulfstream Park race 6, Baby Lala, a 3-year-old War of Will filly and half-sister to Grade 2 winner Ete Indien, makes her second start after finishing eighth in her turf sprint debut with a 60 HRN speed figure. Dylan Davis rides for Mark Casse from post 15.

Also in race 6, Henry Gondorff, a 3-year-old Liam's Map filly and half-sister to Grade 2 winner Coffee in Bed, makes her third start after a close third last out at an 85 HRN speed figure. Emisael Jaramillo rides for Mark Casse from post 13.

In Gulfstream Park race 8, Shred the Gnar, a 3-year-old Into Mischief filly and half-sister to Grade 3 winning millionaire Owendale, debuts in a six-furlong maiden special weight. Luis Saez rides for Brian Lynch from post 7.

At Sam Houston race 8, Redfortyseven, a 3-year-old Moro Tap colt out of Grade 2-placed Balmaran, tries turf after finishing sixth in his dirt debut. Isaiah Wiseman rides for Jaylan Clary from post 4.

Legend:

Div: Age and sex. 2F for 2-year-old fillies, 2M for 2-year-old males (colts/geldings), etc.

Top sibling (highest graded stakes): The sibling with the highest level of graded stakes won (G1, G2, G3) followed by the most money won if two siblings are at the same level.

Bolded names are mentioned in the article.