First Foal Is A Colt For California Stallion Bolden

Bolden's first foal | Rachel Jochimsen

Southern California stallion Bolden (Square Eddie), a dual-surface winner who was undefeated in his racing career, was represented by his firstborn foal born January 4. The bay colt, who was bred by and foaled at Rancho San Miguel in California, weighed in at 125 pounds and is the second foal out of the eight-time winner and $144,010-earner Trina (Peppered Cat).

“Bolden is a big, good-looking and classy stallion who has us excited for the future,” said Rancho San Miguel owner Tom Clark. “If all the Boldens look like this first one, we are going to have a lot of fun.”

Racing exclusively in Southern California circuit, Bolden won all four of his career starts by a combined margin of 21 lengths with  two victories coming on dirt at five and six furlongs and two victories on turf at the same distances.

Bolden stands for a fee of $3,500 in 2025, with a live foal guarantee.

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