Champion juvenile Too Darn Hot sired his first Group winner on Saturday, 12 August when his first-crop daughter Fallen Angel impressed in the G3 Sweet Solera Stakes. Her sires first-ever winner back in May, she came into the race on the back of a Listed second at Sandown, and wasn’t hard pressed to record a three-length victory. Les Bleus, by the leading first-season sire Blue Point, ran on well to finish third.
Fallen Angel stretches away to take the Molson Coors Sweet Solera Stakes 🥇#ITVRacing | @karl_burke | @NewmarketRace pic.twitter.com/LBJskIHfss
— ITV Racing (@itvracing) August 12, 2023
Owned and bred by Clipper Logistics, she is the first Stakes winner bred by the G2 May Hill heroine Agnes Stewart, who was also G1-placed as a juvenile in the Fillies’ Mile.
Too Darn Hot is the sire of eight winners in his fledgling career including ten-length winner Darnation, impressive debutant Alyanaabi, who was fourth in a Listed race on his only other start, Newmarket scorer Race The Wind, and the consistent Son.
He will be covering this upcoming season at Kelvinside at a fee of $44,000 Inc. GST.
