Amsterdam Two Farm

06/11/2026

You can skip a year on your late-foaling mare — and not get a foal on the ground til 2028! 😭 — or you can call about a late-season deal to Arzak🚀, one of NY's most popular stallions for 2026.

05/30/2026

Our 2026 foaling season has officially come to an end! 🎉🍾

A huge thank you to our incredible staff for their dedication, hard work, and countless sleepless nights that made this season such a success. This year, we welcomed 48 foals, consisting of 26 fillies and 22 c**ts. It is undoubtedly a strong and exciting group, and we can't wait to watch their futures unfold.

Our final arrival is a fitting conclusion to what has been an outstanding foal crop.

Welcome Aboard (Rock Hard Ten – Recherche, by Rahy) delivered a beautiful c**t from the first crop of Stage Raider, a TDN Rising Star by Pioneerof the Nile and a half-brother to Justify for breeder Bianchi Stables. Welcome Aboard earned $222,876 during her racing career and was a multiple stakes performer, highlighted by her victory in the Opelousas Stakes (Turf). She is also the dam of three winners from four starters, including two six-figure earners. Her produce record is highlighted by the G3-placed Mo' Em Down Caracaro Filly, who finished second in the G3 Sorrento Stakes at two and returned this year at three to capture an allowance victory in her seasonal debut against a talented group of sophomore fillies over Santa Anita's downhill turf course.

We are excited to announce that Welcome Aboard will be bred back to Arzak for 2026!

It's not too late to book your late-foaling mare. Don't miss the opportunity to be part of Arzak's powerhouse first crop!
Call/Text Ken (570.604.3657) or Mike (917.455.0693)

05/21/2026

Still pondering a stallion for your late-foaling or just-off-the-track mare? Arzak🚀 — NY’s millionaire sprinter son of Not This Time — is the obvious answer to the question, “Where the hell is my (mare’s) husband?!”

05/13/2026

Speed ✅ Class ✅ Heart ✅ Arzak 🚀

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05/09/2026

What makes Arzak🚀 — NY's only son of Not This Time — one of the state's most popular stallions? We'll let the folks who've seen him up close give the low-down.

05/04/2026

On Time Girl was one of FOUR graded stakes winners on the weekend for Not This Time — sire of Amsterdam Two's popular first-year stallion Arzak🚀. On Time Girl's record stands at (7) 5-1-1 $842,455, and she represents the A+ nick between Giant's Causeway and his sons/grandsons with daughters of Uncle Mo.

Trainer Brad Cox’s plan to turn both On Time Girl and Paradise back in distance rather than pursue the temptation of running in the Kentucky Oaks returned big dividends after the pair finished first and third, respectively, in the $700,000 Eight Belles Stakes on Friday at Churchill Downs.

05/02/2026

We've got our pick for the : Six Speed, who like Arzak🚀, is a son of Not This Time, North America's leading sire of 2026.

In his only breeze over the Churchill Downs track April 27, Six Speed looked a lot easier to handle as he pleased connections with his final piece of maintenance ahead of the May 2 Kentucky Derby.

05/02/2026

Imaginationthelady was one of two graded stakes winners on the KY Oaks undercard for Not This Time — sire of Arzak🚀 — yesterday at Churchill Downs! She's one of 3 stakes winners from just 12 foals of racing age bred on the Not This Time x War Front cross.

Mark Dobbin's 3-year-old filly by Not This Time wins by a head over Rigney Racing's Tam Tam. Lion Lake was another head back in third.

04/30/2026

Guess who's back? Cy Fair's back! The 3-year-old filly by Not This Time — sire of Arzak😗🚀 — out-dueled arch-rival Slay the Day to win the G3 Mamzelle St. at Churchill Downs today, in only her second start since scoring in the Breeders' Cup Juvenile Turf Sprint (G1) last fall.

Cy Fair is the 8th graded stakes winner in 2026 alone for Not This Time, and another example of the A++ TrueNicks cross between Not This Time and mares by Arch. From just 4 foals of racing age bred on this cross (not counting the trio of 2024 foals who haven't had any opportunity to run yet), an eye-popping 50% are stakes winners — Cy Fair as well as stakes winner/G3-placed Howling Time ($436,842).

If you've got a mare whose pedigree features Arch, Kris S., Roberto or any of their sons or grandsons, call or text Mike (917.455.0693) or Ken (570.604.3657) to talk about making your late-foaling or just-off-the-track mare part of Arzak's big and high-quality first book!

Breeders' Cup Juvenile Turf Sprint winner Cy Fair wins Thursday at Churchill Downs in the GIII Mamzelle Stakes