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Supreme Q Racing
Tiny Tina
Tiny Tina
Tiny Tina (Paddy O’Prado – Tenacious Tina, by Benchmark) is a stakes-caliber racehorse with commercial appeal in the sales ring, serving as an anchor in the Supreme Q Racing broodmare band.
A tough, versatile performer on the track, Tiny Tina earned $214,056 with five career victories and proved her class at the highest levels of Southern California racing, highlighted by a runner-up finish in the Grade 3 Astra Stakes at Santa Anita.
She has translated that racetrack tenacity directly into commercial success as a producer. At the prestigious Fasig-Tipton Saratoga Select Yearling Sale, her standout yearling colt by elite sire Not This Time commanded a hammer price of $525,000, selling to Miguel Clement, agent.
The Pedigree Connection: Paddy O’Prado & Medaglia d’Oro
Tiny Tina’s sire, Paddy O'Prado, and global breed-shaper Medaglia d'Oro are direct three-quarter brothers in blood, both being standout sons of the influential sire El Prado (IRE) (leading sire from the Sadler’s Wells line):
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The El Prado Sire Line: Both Paddy O’Prado and Medaglia d’Oro represent El Prado’s classic blend of European turf brilliance and American two-turn dirt stamina.
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The Roberto Maternal Influence: Beyond sharing the same sire, both stallions carry deep Roberto blood on their dam sides. Medaglia d’Oro is out of Cappucino Bay, a granddaughter of Roberto through Bailjumper, while Paddy O’Prado is out of Fun House, a daughter of the champion grass horse and classic sire Prized (by Roberto’s son Kris S.).
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Classic Race Records: Both stallions proved their class in the American Triple Crown trail—Medaglia d'Oro running 2nd in the Belmont Stakes, and Paddy O'Prado capturing multiple graded stakes on both dirt and turf while finishing 3rd in the Kentucky Derby.
Carrying these proven classic bloodlines paired with genuine graded-stakes form, Tiny Tina represents the standard of class, performance, and commercial value behind Supreme Q Racing.
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