Silmaril

Five-Cross Pedigree

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Goal for Sweet Goodbye is $1M in Earnings

The connections of Maryland-based Sweet Goodbye, who won the $250,000 Sugar Maple Stakes at Charles Town April 16, have a goal in mind: hitting the $1 million mark in earnings with the 6-year-old mare.
- By Tom LaMarra
- April 19, 2011
Lexi Star Retired, to be Bred

Ten months after Silmaril retired with a victory in the What A Summer Stakes, her multiple stakes winning stablemate Lexi Star also went out a winner in an allowance feature at Laurel Park Nov. 12.
- November 12, 2008
Heros Reward Cleans Up in Maryland

Heros Reward was named 2007 Maryland-bred Horse of the Year, as well as champion older male, sprinter, and turf runner, in the annual poll conducted by the Maryland Horse Breeders Association.
- March 6, 2008
Silmaril Was a Hardy Campaigner

MAHUBAH'S CORNER, by Avalyn Hunter <p>Most veteran campaigners at the racetrack are geldings. So a mare that proves hardy enough to run in stakes company year after year is something truly special. Such is the case with Silmaril, who retired from racing Jan. 12 after winning the What a Summer Stakes at Laurel Park. The daughter of Diamond was a stakes winner for five consecutive years and retired as Maryland's 17th equine millionaire. Now, her future as a broodmare is wide open.
- January 18, 2008
Silmaril Wins, Tops $1-Million Mark

The 7-year-old mare became just the 17th Maryland-bred millionare Jan. 12 at Laurel Park.
- By BloodHorse Staff
- January 12, 2008