Bran (FR)
Dark Bay or Brown Gelding / February 22nd, 2018 in FR / by Muhaarar (GB) out of Best Intent (GB)
$40,500
2025 earnings
113
speed figure
0%
2025 wins
racing Record
2025 Stats
Career Stats
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Firsts
8
2
Seconds
7
0
Thirds
4
1
Unplaced
8
3
Starts
27
$40,500
Earnings
$808,532
$13,500
Earnings / Start
$29,946
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Bio
After starting his career win his native France, Bran began racing in the United States in early 2022 and finished third, fifth, and second in his first three starts.
The Muhaarar gelding won his first stakes race on April 10, when he won the Siren Lure Stakes at Santa Anita Park by a half-length. After finishing a good second at odds of 40.10-1 in the Twin Spires Turf Sprint Stakes at Churchill Downs, he shipped back to Santa Anita and won the Grade 3 Daytona Stakes on May 29 for his first graded stakes victory.
After starting his career win his native France, Bran began racing in the United States in early 2022 and finished third, fifth, and second in his first three starts.
The Muhaarar gelding won his first stakes race on April 10, when he won the Siren Lure Stakes at Santa Anita Park by a half-length. After finishing a good second at odds of 40.10-1 in the Twin Spires Turf Sprint Stakes at Churchill Downs, he shipped back to Santa Anita and won the Grade 3 Daytona Stakes on May 29 for his first graded stakes victory.
Bran finished third, beaten by less than a length, next out in the Wickerr Stakes July 24 at Del Mar. He then shipped to Kentucky Downs for the $1 million FanDuel Turf Sprint Stakes and posted an upset win, paying $25.56 for a $2 win bet, while setting a new course record of 1:07.41 for six furlongs to earn an expenses-paid berth in the Breeders’ Cup Turf Sprint Nov. 5 at Keeneland.
Bran is campaigned in the U.S. by the successful owner-trainer partnership of Hronis Racing and John Sadler.
