Rogueish, a son of Into Mischief , was represented by his first winner, Pardy Pleaser , who broke her maiden in a Sept. 30 claiming race at Gulfstream Park.
Making her third career start, Pardy Pleaser defeated six rivals in the five-furlong Tapeta race. Ridden by Edgard Zayas, the 2-year-old filly posted a 2 3/4-length victory as the favorite while coming from off the pace to seize the lead in the final sixteenth.
Owned by Calyspo Racing Stables, the Saffie Joseph Jr.-trained Pardy Pleaser was bred by Edward Seltzer and is out of the Kitten’s Joy mare, Kitten Squared , who was winless in eight career starts. Calypso Stables purchased Pardy Pleaser for $14,000 at the OBS October Yearling Sale, where she was consigned by Kim Harrison.
Rogueish, who stands at Solera Farm in Florida with a reported 2024 fee of $2,500, raced just once, winning a maiden special weight at Fair Grounds Race Course & Slots in 2018 by 6 3/4 lengths. He was co-bred and co-owned by Seltzer, and is a full brother to stakes winner and the graded-placed Lucrezia , and a half to Ghalia , the winner of the 2017 Sunland Park Oaks.
Out of the Rahy mare, Verdana Bold, Rogueish entered stud in 2020. Pardy Pleaser is among four of the sire’s first-crop progeny to race in 2023.