Never Shamed

Reinz · Postby **Reinz** » Mon Apr 09, 2007 7:42 pm

Never Shamed by Never Tabled....Here is some history on Never Shamed and my family.
My family has been in the racing business for many years now. My uncle Ralph Anderson just retired from training. He was the previous partner of Never Shamed and the Trainer. When Never Shamed was a 2yo his first time out was running in The Great Futurity Shoot Out at Turf Paradise. It was going 3 furlongs and he won by nine lengths (31 3/5 seconds), setting a new World and Track record that day. He also won the Gold Rush Futurity at Araphoe Park as a 3yo.

He was retired due to injury and sold to stand as a stud horse in Pueblo, CO. Most of the mares that he has had are Paint mares and he wasn't marketed in the TB industry. I'm hoping to change that now. I have purchased him in hopes that I can market him right and get his babies out there. I know that he will prove to be a producer.
His sire is Never Tabled by Never Bend. His dam was Shamless by Sham. Unplaced. Sister to AREWEHAVINGFUNYET. Dam of 8 foals, 5 to race, 4 winners. Never Shamed is a black type winner. 2nd Dam is Just Jazz by Exclusive Native. Winner at 2 and 3. Dam of 7 winners. There is a lot of Black type here.

I am currently working on a myspace.com website for him. You can view the picutures I have of him there. http://www.myspace.com/never_shamed I have some of his win pictures up and some others that I have recently taken. They are not professional pictures but you will at least be able to see him. I got started late on all of this but hopefully next year I will have everything in order. I have news articles talking about Never Shamed and the high dollar offers that my uncle and aunt were offered. If you would like me to send you a copy of them please email me at [email protected] and I will send them to you.

If you are still looking to breed your mare, and still not sure what stud you want. Take a good look at Never Shamed for being the sire of your next foal.

Never Shamed is currently standing in Coolidge, Arizona.
For inquires please contact Ralph or Carrie Fales at (520)-723-7480 or [email protected]
I can be contacted at Reina Anderson (308)-889-5478 or [email protected]

barbfool · Postby **barbfool** » Tue Apr 10, 2007 5:53 pm

Good luck Reina on your venture with Never Shamed, he was a true freak as a 2YO. Hope that Ralph and Gloria are in good health, they run an excellent stable and were a true asset to racing in Arizona and Colorado for a long time. Good luck, again.

barbfool · Postby **barbfool** » Tue Apr 10, 2007 5:55 pm

Good luck Reina on your venture with Never Shamed, he was a true freak as a 2YO. Hope that Ralph and Gloria are in good health, they run an excellent stable and were a true asset to racing in Arizona and Colorado for a long time. Good luck, again.

Reinz · Postby **Reinz** » Tue Apr 10, 2007 9:11 pm

Thanks barbfool!! I know that Never Shamed doesn't need any luck, however I do.

All I am is his voice. He only needs me to market him and get him the mares that he deserves so he can prosper in the stallion industry. Like I said, I am just his voice; the rest he will take care of on his own.
I will tell Ralph and Gloria the compliment you made. I don’t know who you are but I will give them the message. Thanks again for your compliments on my family and the wonderful Never Shamed.
P.S. Did you see his web site?

barbfool · Postby **barbfool** » Wed Apr 11, 2007 7:22 am

Reinz wrote:Thanks barbfool!! I know that Never Shamed doesn't need any luck, however I do. All I am is his voice. He only needs me to market him and get him the mares that he deserves so he can prosper in the stallion industry. Like I said, I am just his voice; the rest he will take care of on his own.
I will tell Ralph and Gloria the compliment you made. I don’t know who you are but I will give them the message. Thanks again for your compliments on my family and the wonderful Never Shamed.
P.S. Did you see his web site?

Humm!!! Nice myspace! Good luck on your career.

summerhorse · Postby **summerhorse** » Wed Apr 11, 2007 9:13 am

Good looking horse! Good luck with him. I can see why he was popular with the stock horses, quite a turn of foot! that should market well in AZ and NM to TBs too.