Stolz Thoroughbreds Heads East to Ontario

Cassandra and Dennis Stolz will offer their boutique stallion group at their new location near Coulson, Ontario.

Graded stakes winner Medallist, by Touch Gold, is one of three stallions for Stolz Thoroughbreds. (courtesy Stolz Thoroughbreds)

By: CT Staff | October 13, 2023

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you're listening to an article from canadian thoroughbred.com. stolz thoroughbreds heads east to ontario by: ct staff |. cassandra and dennis stolz’s stolz thoroughbreds are moving their stallion station and breeding operation from alberta to ontario. the couple, who stand the stallions medallist, city wolf and readyforprimetime, will provide boarding for mares, foaling and breeding. the new location is located near coulson, ontario, in oro-medonte township. the multiple graded stakes runner medallist had a successful race career with career highlights that included setting the stakes record for the dwyer g2 stakes, setting the stakes record in the kenny noe jr. handicap, and equalling the track record with his win in the g3 deputy minister handicap. medallist also placed in the g1 $350,000 carter handicap. the son of classic winner touch gold, medallist retired from racing with earnings of $421,375. medallist is a half-brother to g2 winner air commander and g2 placed formidable, out of the g1 placed santaria, a daughter of champion sprinter star de naskra. advertisement scroll to continue with content medallist has proven himself as a successful sire with progeny that include the multiple graded stakes-placed runner, ibboyee ($701,822) and the multiple stakes winner winning the medal ($461,516). the two-year-old medallist runner, itsy bitsy izzie, shows great potential having placed in all of her four starts to date this season. medallist has total progeny earnings to date of over $12 million including 23 stakes winners and average earnings per starter of over $75,000. medallist foals continue to be consistent money earners with long careers. city wolf, a son of giant’s causeway from broodmare of the year baby zip, by relaunch, was placed as a two- and three-year-old and then rose to the top of the older horse ranks in ontario in 2011. he won the grade 3 durham cup stakes defeating james street, grade 1 winner stately victor and queen’s plate winner eye of the leopard. that year he also won his maiden at 7 furlongs. as a five-year-old, city wolf was second in both the durham cup and grade 3 seagram cup. racing for stronach stables which bred the horse, city wolf earned over $300,000 from his 18 races. city wolf’s half-brother ghostzapper is the sire of 2022 stars moira, eclipse award winner goodnight olive, and fearless, among others. readyforprimetime is the only son of the southern halo son more than ready to stand in canada. more than ready was one of the most influential sires of his time and sired a world-record 2,118 individual winners including 216 worldwide stakes winners and six champions, the fourth highest of all time. readyforprimetime was a freshman sire this past spring. the fees for the stallions are: medallist at $3,500 and city wolf and readyforprimetime, both at $2,500. for more information contact cassandra stoltz at 403-470-7413, cassandra@stolzthoroughbreds.ca or dennis at 403-615-6456, dennis@stolzthoroughbreds.ca.

Cassandra and Dennis Stolz’s Stolz Thoroughbreds are moving their stallion station and breeding operation from Alberta to Ontario. The couple, who stand the stallions Medallist, City Wolf and Readyforprimetime, will provide boarding for mares, foaling and breeding. The new location is located near Coulson, Ontario, in Oro-Medonte Township.

The multiple graded stakes runner MEDALLIST had a successful race career with career highlights that included setting the stakes record for the Dwyer G2 stakes, setting the stakes record in the Kenny Noe Jr. Handicap, and equalling the track record with his win in the G3 Deputy Minister Handicap. Medallist also placed in the G1 $350,000 Carter Handicap. The son of classic winner Touch Gold, Medallist retired from racing with earnings of $421,375. Medallist is a half-brother to G2 winner Air Commander and G2 placed Formidable, out of the G1 placed Santaria, a daughter of champion sprinter Star de Naskra.

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Medallist has proven himself as a successful sire with progeny that include the multiple graded stakes-placed runner, Ibboyee ($701,822) and the multiple stakes winner Winning the Medal ($461,516). The two-year-old Medallist runner, Itsy Bitsy Izzie, shows great potential having placed in all of her four starts to date this season. Medallist has total progeny earnings to date of over $12 Million including 23 stakes winners and average earnings per starter of over $75,000. Medallist foals continue to be consistent money earners with long careers.

CITY WOLF, a son of Giant’s Causeway from Broodmare of the Year Baby Zip, by Relaunch, was placed as a two- and three-year-old and then rose to the top of the older horse ranks in Ontario in 2011. He won the Grade 3 Durham Cup Stakes defeating James Street, Grade 1 winner Stately Victor and Queen’s Plate winner Eye of the Leopard. That year he also won his maiden at 7 furlongs.

As a five-year-old, City Wolf was second in both the Durham Cup and Grade 3 Seagram Cup. Racing for Stronach Stables which bred the horse, City Wolf earned over $300,000 from his 18 races. City Wolf’s half-brother Ghostzapper is the sire of 2022 stars Moira, Eclipse Award winner Goodnight Olive, and Fearless, among others.

READYFORPRIMETIME is the only son of the Southern Halo son More than Ready to stand in Canada. More Than Ready was one of the most influential sires of his time and sired a world-record 2,118 individual winners including 216 worldwide stakes winners and six champions, the fourth highest of all time. Readyforprimetime was a freshman sire this past spring.

The fees for the stallions are: Medallist at $3,500 and City Wolf and Readyforprimetime, both at $2,500.

For more information contact Cassandra Stoltz at 403-470-7413, Cassandra@stolzthoroughbreds.ca or Dennis at 403-615-6456, dennis@stolzthoroughbreds.ca.