Stewart confirms Goodnight Olive heading back to Brown Stable

Goodnight Olive, the back-to-back GI Breeders’ Cup Filly & Mare Sprint heroine, was purchased for $6 million at the Fasig-Tipton November Sale and will be returning to trainer Chad Brown for racing in 2024, with the possibility of a three-peat at Breeders Cup 2024.”

– Goodnight Olive was purchased for $6 million at the Fasig-Tipton November Sale and will be returning to trainer Chad Brown for racing in 2024
– There is a possibility that Goodnight Olive could achieve a three-peat at the Breeders Cup in 2024, joining the ranks of French champion Goldikova
– The new owner believes that Goodnight Olive deserves the right to continue racing and potentially achieve further success in her career

Goodnight Olive is off to continue training with Trainer Chad Brown. She deserves the right to tell us when/if she is finished racing. Maybe a three-peat at Breeders Cup 2024? #FasigNovember #HorseRacing pic.twitter.com/wUhCn44cIS

— John Stewart (@jstewartky) November 9, 2023

Goodnight Olive, the impressive back-to-back GI Breeders’ Cup Filly & Mare Sprint winner, made waves in the racing world when she was purchased by John Stewart at the Fasig-Tipton November Sale for an impressive $6 million. Following the acquisition, Stewart confirmed that the talented mare will be returning to trainer Chad Brown for the 2024 racing season, expressing his belief in her continued potential. He stated, “With all the success she’s had to date, I think she still has some opportunity to still run.” It’s clear that Stewart is confident in Goodnight Olive’s abilities and is eager to see her continue to excel on the track.

In a message shared on Twitter, Stewart reiterated his commitment to Goodnight Olive’s racing future, expressing, “She deserves the right to tell us when/if she is finished racing. Maybe a three-peat at Breeders Cup 2024?” This statement reflects his respect for the mare’s talent and his willingness to let her determine the course of her career. This approach demonstrates a deep understanding and appreciation for the sport and the extraordinary equine athletes that compete at the highest level.

If Goodnight Olive were to achieve a third consecutive victory at the Breeders Cup, she would be in elite company, joining the likes of French champion Goldikova (Ire) (Anabaa). Goldikova accomplished the remarkable feat of winning the GI TVG Breeders’ Cup Mile in 2008, 2009, and 2010, solidifying her status as one of racing’s all-time greats. With the potential for such a historic achievement, the racing world will undoubtedly be watching and cheering for Goodnight Olive as she embarks on this exciting next chapter with trainer Chad Brown.

In the world of horse racing, the bond between an owner and their equine partner is a special and unique connection. It’s clear that John Stewart deeply respects and values Goodnight Olive, prioritizing her well-being and future success. As racing fans, we can look forward to witnessing this incredible partnership continue to flourish as they aim for continued excellence on the track. The upcoming 2024 racing season holds the promise of thrilling competition and the potential for Goodnight Olive to etch her name into the annals of racing history.