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Selected Yearling Update for 5/2/2018

These 31 Selected Yearlings have now been named

1. 16' Just Joking has now been named Babael
2. 16' Visavis has now been named Admire
3. 16' High Style has now been named New And Improved
4. 16' Hunting Hill has now been named Pakhet
5. 16' Nathans Mom Becky has now been named Prince Pierce
6. 16' Forestelle has now been named Azrael
7. 16' Trensa has now been named Coastal Defense
8. 16' False Impression has now been named Standard Deviation
9. 16' Dina Gold has now been named Herbies Toys
10. 16' Her Lady Grace has now been named Brees Bayou
11. 16' Cambiocorsa has now been named Power Player
12. 16' Running Creek has now been named Khrysos
13. 16' Azorina has now been named Strugar
14. 16' Fruhl's Gold has now been named Mutineer
15. 16' Helena Bay (GB) has now been named Barnstar
16. 16' Sittin At The Bar has now been named Club Car
17. 16' Hung The Moon has now been named Brill
18. 16' Rosangela has now been named Mindprado
19. 16' Coco Ecolo has now been named O'Keeffe
20. 16' Make Music has now been named Secular Stagnation
21. 16' Forgotten Miss has now been named To The Moon N Back
22. 16' Taboo has now been named Der Lu
23. 16' Stick To Your Guns has now been named Frank'sgunisloaded
24. 16' Justasprinkle has now been named Pagalo In Avanti
25. 16' Fashion Trend has now been named Silver T K
26. 16' Clay's Angel has now been named Utiki
27. 16' Raise The Flag has now been named Stand For The Flag
28. 16' Afleet Lass has now been named Random Number
29.16' Do The Danse has now been named Dean
30. 16' Whichwaydidshego has now been named She Will Rock
31. 16' How has now been named Heung Jjang

So Far 181/ 291 have been named that means we are 62% of the way done with naming!

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