Taylor Made stallion Forestry, with 36 total stakes winners to date,
will certainly add to that total in 2010 with a crop of 98 juveniles
from some of the best families in racing.

The group
includes a chestnut colt out of Oatsee, by Unbridled, is a half-brother
to the top-class mare Lady Joanne. She earned just shy of $1 million,
with wins in the Alabama S. (G1) and two other graded stakes. Another
sibling from this prolific mare is Baghdaria, winner of a trio of Grade
3 events.

Another duo in the group are three-quarter
siblings to a pair of Grade 1 winners in My Trusty Cat and Good Reward.
My Trusty Cat was a stakes winner in four consecutive campaigns, capped
by her win in the Humana Distaff (G1) at age five. Good Reward was a
two-time Grade 1 winner on the turf and is out of the champion mare
Heavenly Prize.

A full sibling to Discreet Cat,
winner of the Cigar Mile (G1) and UAE Derby (G2), will garner plenty of
attention when the 2-year-old racing season is in gear. Likewise for
the half to Riboletta, the Brazilian bred mare who was U. S. champion
older mare in 2000. A winning machine, Riboletta annexed eight graded
stakes and won $1.55 million in her stellar career.

An
interesting addition to the crop is a half-sister to the sire Albert
the Great, out of Bright Feather. Albert the Great won more than $3
million in a career that saw him beat older horses in the Jockey Club
Gold Cup (G1) at age three, then come back and win the Suburban H. (G2)
and Brooklyn H. (G2) the following year. The two-year-old filly was
purchased by Seth Hancock at the 2009 Keeneland September yearling
sale.

These are just a few of the foals by Forestry
to look for in 2010, with many more in the crop likely to make
headlines in the coming months.