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Iron Alibi is a striking, athletic son of Blame, and if there’s one thing consistent about Blame’s progeny, it’s their ability to win—often early, often often, and often in stakes company. Over a career spanning more than a decade, Blame has firmly established himself as one of North America’s most reliable sires, with over 50 stakes winners and a near-unrivaled ratio of success: 3 out of 4 of his starters become winners, and 15% go on to become stakes horses. In short, being a “typical” son of Blame is anything but ordinary—it’s a mark of real potential. 

Iron Alibi moves with a smooth, efficient stride and carries himself with the kind of composure and purpose that top-level runners often show early. His muscular build and balanced frame speak to durability, while his motion hints at both precocity and stamina—a rare and valuable combination. 

The dam side adds another layer of intrigue. Precocious Miss comes from a globally proven family, with black-type runners performing across continents—from Brazil to South Africa to the hyper-competitive Florida Stallion Stakes series, which has long been a proving ground for elite U.S. talent. That depth of toughness and versatility in the female line gives Iron Alibi an edge not just on paper, but in future performance. 

And for those who love a bit of racing lore—Blame remains the only horse in history to defeat the great Zenyatta, in one of the most iconic Breeders’ Cup finishes of all time. His legacy now lives on in colts like this one: classy, competitive, and capable at the highest level.