Paris, KY — “I guess she does everything right,” said Hunterton Farm’s Steve Stewart, regarding world champion Party Girl Hill’s seamless transition from superior racehorse to motherhood.

“She arrived from Chris Ryder on a Monday, we bred her on Saturday two weeks ago and she’s in foal,” he explained.

Last year’s Dan Patch Award winner as 3-year-old filly pacer of the year, Party Girl Hill was truly remarkable during her sophomore campaign, winning 15 of 16 starts for $880,345 earned. Her wins included the Fan Hanover, Jugette, Matron, PaSS Championship, Bluegrass, Adioo Volo and a split of the Tattersalls where she defeated her male counterparts in 1:47.2, her life mark.

Owned by breeder Tom Hill and trained by Ryder, the daughter of Captaintreacherous was retired in late April. Her consort, Tall Dark Stranger, was also a Dan Patch Award winner last year as both 3-year-old Pacing Colt of the Year and Horse of the Year.