BY BROCK SHERIDAN

A Florida-bred Thoroughbred colt stands next to a wooden fence under a shady spot in his pasture. His tiny, fluffy ears are pricked forward as the foal listens to something out of frame. (Photo: ©Gina Tellier)

2026 c. Simplification – Quinnkat (Photo: ©Gina Tellier)

This good-looking colt at Gina Tellier’s Winner’s Circle Thoroughbreds is owned by Pam Stein and was bred in Florida in the name of her Stein Racing. Born, on April 30, the colt is by Pleasant Acres Stallions’ Simplification out of the multiple stakes-placed Florida-bred mare Quinnkat, by D’wildcat. Owned during her racing career by Stein Racing, Quinnkat earned $192,222 while placing in all three legs of the filly division of the 2013 Florida Stallion Stakes at Calder Race Course as well as finishing second in that year’s $85,000 Brave Raj at Calder.

This colt is the seventh foal produced by Quinnkat, among them two winners from four starters. Quinnkat is also a half-sister to multiple Grade 3-placed, stakes-winning Florida-bred Jilted Bride.

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