Mo Forza. (Photo with thanks Rancho San Miguel/© Mesaros)
First winner for California’s Grade 1-winning millionaire Mo Forza
Rancho San Miguel Thoroughbrreds Release
Arcadia, Calif.-two year old Mo Holland Drive On September 28, it turned out much the best in a $ 63,000 MAIIDEN Special Weight Race in Santa Anita Park to become the first winner for the young stallion MoshA degree 1-winning son of Uncle Mo who is in Rancho San Miguel in San Miguel, California.
Driven by Juan Hernandez for trainer Peter Miller, the Californian Bred Colt took the lead on the Half Mijl Mark of the six-Furlong grass test and steadily improved his benefit to two lengths at the wire, so that the clock was put in a spicy 1: 08.49, while it performed better from 10 rivals as the 5-2 wagingen.
Mo Holland Drive is the first foal from the multiple winner Awesome Drive, per summer front. He was bred by River Oak Farm LLC and has so far earned $ 58,680 for the Altamira Racing Stable, California Racing Partners, CiaGlia Racing LLC, Tom Kagele and Nathan McCauley.
He comes from the inaugural foal harvest of the 9-year-old Mo Forza, an elite hard-runner whose seven Graded Stakes victories in southern California include the Hollywood Derby 2019 (G1).
In 2022, MO Forza studs Rancho San Miguel as one of the most successful sons of the late leading father Uncle Mo with a 15-race bankroll of $ 1,034,460. He was then embraced by regional breeders as the best stallion of California bred by the number of mares bred in 2023 (102) and 2024 (90).
Mo Forza’s 2025 allowance at Rancho San Miguel was $ 7,500.
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