US Stakes-Winner for All American

Tara Madgwick - Monday June 22

Young Arrowfield Stud based sire All American shuttled to North America for one season in 2011 and that small crop of foals are now three year-olds and include America Mon Amie, who won the $75,000 Northbound Pride Oaks at Canterbury Downs on Sunday.

Prepared by Anthony Granitz, America Mon Amie was having her fourth start in a race after breaking her maiden last start at Arlington.

She powered home from back in the field to win the one mile contest on turf by three-quarters of a length.

America Mon Amie is the first winner for her stakes-winning dam Si Si Mon Amie, a daughter of the Mr Greeley sire El Corredor.

America Mon Amie is the second worldwide stakes-winner for All American joining the Australian performer Bachman and is one of four US winners from nine runners for the Group I winning son of Red Ransom (USA).

All American stands at the reduced fee of $11,000.

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