Multiple stakes winner Thatsusintheolbean will stand the 2004 breeding season at Fred Alexander's A & A Ranch near Anthony, N.M., where his fee will be $2,000 live foal. A 9-year-old son of El Prado out of the Overskate mare Belfast Becky, Thatsusintheolbean won a dozen stakes and placed in 19 others on the way to earning $452,082. Owned by Chris Hourigan and Mark Durio, Thatsusintheolbean formerly stood at Weatherly Horse Farms near Mesquite, N.M.
Stakes Winner Thatsusintheolbean to A & A in New Mexico
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