Schumer Bloodstock takes pride in operating at every level of the market. 2019 was one such year, highlighted by the purchase of Miss Tapirado for $1.3 million at the Keenealnd April 2yos in Training Sale and success of $6,000 yearling purchase Kenzai Warrior in the Grade 3 Horris Hill Stakes at Newmarket.
In 2022, Schumer Bloodstock had another very strong year as the leading buyer at the OBS Spring Sale of 2yos in Training and one of the leading buyers at the prestigious Fasig-Tipton Saratoga Select Yearling Sale. We concluded the year as the fourth leading buyer of bloodstock in the US with over 129 purchases totaling just over $13.2 million.
There was further success in 2024, ranging from Japanese star Lemon Pop, whose dam Unreachable was bought for $55,000, multiple Graded stakes winner Lagynos, who was a $200,000 yearling purchase, and rising Saudi Arabian star Waqtuk, a $60,000 2yo purchase.
Lagynos added further to his record in 2025 to become a million-dollar earner while Speed King, a son of mare purchase Athenian Beauty, won the G3 Southwest Stakes at Oaklawn Park, and $1.1 million earner Cabo Spirit, a son of mare purchase Fancy Day, won the G3 American Stakes. Ornellaia, out of $18,000 purchase Scarlet Dixie, was named a ‘TDN Rising Star’ on debut at Saratoga.
Highlights for 2026 so far include more success for Lagynos, currently the earner of in excess of $2 million, and Sculcos Folly, a $70,000 2yo purchase who has won six of his eight starts including three at stakes level.
Highlights
- Purchased the dams of over 10 subsequent G1 winners for an average of $33,500.
- Purchased Ida Clark, the dam of Grade 1 Madison Stakes winner Just One Time, for $45,000.
- Purchased multiple Japanese G1 winner Lemon Pop in utero for $55,000. He went on to sell for $325,000 and is now a Darley stallion.
- Purchased G2 winner Lagynos as a yearling for $200,000. He is now the winner of almost $2.4 million.
- Purchased current 3x stakes winner and $350,000 earner Sculcos Folly for $70,000 as a 2yo.
- Purchased Grammajo, dam of Del Mar Juvenile Fillies’ Stakes winner Dreaming Of Alys, for $57,000.
- Purchased Southern Gem, dam of current G2 winner and Breeders’ Cup hopeful Ole Crazy Bone, for $120,000.
- Purchased Athenian Beauty, dam of 2025 G3 Southwest Stakes winner Speed King.
- Purchased Birthday Bash, dam of recent Silverbulletday Stakes winner West Omaha, for $8,000.
- Purchased Just For Sul, a ‘Saudi icon’ who won the Japan Cup (local Gr.3) at Riyadh.
- Purchased Off The Map, a $30,000 purchase who defeated Just For Sul in 2nd when winning last year’s Japan Cup (local Gr.3) at Riyadh.
- Purchased Waqtuk, a recent G3 winner in Saudi Arabia, for $60,000 as a 2yo.
- Purchased Go Soldier Go at Keeneland September Yearling Sale for $45,000; he sold at the inaugural Goffs Dubai Breeze-Up Sale for €125,000 before going on to win the Listed Al Bastakiya Stakes at Meydan.
- Purchased Fancy Day, the dam of multiple Graded Stakes winner and $1.1 million earner Cabo Spirit.
- Purchased top sprinter and Grade 3 winner in Dubai Sound Money in utero for $23,000; he went on to sell as a foal for $200,000.
- Purchased Grade 3 winner Midnight Sands as a yearling, now at stud in the UK.
- Purchased British Group 2 winner Kenzai Warrior for just $6,000 as a yearling with Brown Island Stables.
- Bred Saracosa, who was Grade 2-placed in 2020 and set a track record when winning the Love Sign Stakes. She is out of Homeschooling who was purchased carrying her for $105,000. Saracosa subsequently sold for $675,000.
- Purchased the dam of of the 2023 John Henry Stakes winner, Monaasib, for $33,000 at the 2019 Keeneland November Sale.
- Purchased 2023 Checkered Flag Handicap winner Hot Little Thing for $125,000 with Matt Houldsworth of Howson & Houldsworth.
- Purchased Androeah for just $18,000, dam of recent Gio Ponti Stakes winner Northern Invader.
- Purchased Blameless for €22,000 at the Goffs November Sale; she is dam of the current Australian Listed winner Acquitted and granddam of Newmarket G2 winner Jancis.
- Sold Grade 1 winner Sporting Chance to A&A Ranch in New Mexico, who is now the leading Freshman sire there.
