A bright-eyed mare who loves nothing better than to chew on human coatsleeves, P.S. I Love You is a joy to watch and a handful to manage. She is great friends with An Angel's Message, and they shared a similar "devil-may-care" attitude when it cames to running well on the track. P.S. I Love You is a beautiful red chestnut.
This filly breaks so fast the jockey'll get whiplash!
Runs fairly well, from what I've seen.
Fairly adequate response when you ask her for run.
Seems to hold together at least to a mile. I'm not certain beyond that.
Not the most consistent. Has quite a few off-days.
I'd say this filly would show noticeable improvement at steeplechasing.
Likes to get the lead early. A definite sprinter.
Seems competitive enough.
| Age | Starts | 1st | 2nd | 3rd | Earned |
| 2 | 8 | 0 | 2 | 0 | $21,525 |
| 3 | 9 | 1 | 0 | 4 | $20,025 |
| 4 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | $0 |
| Totals | 18 | 1 | 2 | 4 | $41,550 |
Won:
Maiden at Hollywood Park
Placed:
Maidens at Churchill Downs and Del Mar
Showed:
Starter allowance at Woodbine; maidens at Santa Anita, Oaklawn Park, and Churchill Downs
Fourth:
Australian Juvenile Fillies (gr. I), maiden at Del Mar
At 2, 2000:
This sweet little chestnut debuted gamely, finishing second in a maiden at Churchill Downs. The remainder of her two-year-old year would be a topsy-turvy one, however, as she could never quite figure out what she was supposed to do on the track. Poor breaks were common due to her inattention in the starting gate, and the one time jockey Danny Gallagher smacked her to wake her up, she reacted as though her tail had been set ablaze. She finished second again in a Del Mar maiden, but that seemed to be more of an accident as she raced wide and avoided most of the traffic jams. She did fairly well in another race at the California track, then turned in horrid runs. Still, trainer Gene Logan was taken with her and sent the filly down under for the Australian Juvenile Fillies (gr. I). It seemed a ridiculous move, but P.S. I Love You ran fourth, marking herself forever with the inprobable honor of being grade I stakes-placed.
At 3, 2001:
What's racing all about again? P.S. I Love You seemed to have forgotten over the off season, as her three-year-old year was another roller-coaster ride of unexpected good finishes and scatterbrained performances. She began to settle down in the spring, turning in three straight performances in the money before breaking her maiden at Hollywood Park in June. After a well-deserved break, she dropped like a rock in her next start-- "Back to her old self," said Gene-- but managed to earn a few more dollars before the tumultuous year was out.
At 4, 2002:
P.S. I Love You graced the track only once at age four, turning in an awful performance in a starter allowance. She had experienced a rough off-season, and we threw in the towel on the filly after this lone start, returning her to the farm and helping her settle into a new career as a broodmare.
1st Dam
2nd Dam
Dam of:
2003: SEALED WITH A KISS, chestnut filly by Walk of Fame. Foaled January 18. Multiple grade II stakes winner of $801,250. Winner of the Sherwood Stakes (gr. II), the Filly Hurdle Challenge Leg 2 (gr. II), the Celebration Stakes (gr. II) and the Whitewater Chase (gr. II). Second in the Hot Springs Dash (gr. I), the Copa de Plata (Arg-I) and the Evergreen Handicap (gr. I). Owned by Coldwater Creek Farm.
2004: JUST KISS ME SILLY, chestnut filly by Flander's Field. Foaled January 17. Multiple grade I stakes winner of $955,875. Winner of the Championships Distaff Sprint race 3 (gr. I), the New Yorker Distaff (gr. I), the Hummingbird Stakes (gr. II), the Debate Stakes (gr. III) and the Escondida Stakes (gr. III). Second in the Rockette Stakes (gr. I), the Pimlico Oaks (gr. I) and the Golden Flames Sprint (gr. I). Owned by Coldwater Creek Farm.
2005: Love Potion No. 9, bay filly by Dark Storm. Foaled April 10. Unplaced in ten starts. Broodmare. Owned by Coldwater Creek Farm.
2006: Hugs, dark bay colt by Fight the Devil. Foaled April 4. Winner of $16,625. Owned by Coldwater Creek Farm.
2007: Wakeup With Makeup, chestnut filly by Aristocrat. Foaled April 14. Owned by Coldwater Creek Farm.
2008: P.S. Still Do, chestnut filly by Highland Gold. Foaled April 24. Owned by Coldwater Creek Farm.
2009: In foal to Field of Destiny. Due May 1.
2010: Will be bred to Walk of Fame.
Victory Token, chestnut mare 1993 by Dual Victory. Unraced. Dam of:
Lady's Token, chestnut mare 1987 by Battle Front. Unraced. Owned by Shamrock Farm. Dam of:
Lexington, Kentucky