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Let's have a Party ! At the sales Yearlings have brought $460,000 . Two-year-olds up to $425,000. He's a beauty – and he's throwing his looks. At the races Heart's Song , G2-placed at Churchill Downs in November, a Stakes winner and never off the board in six. Can't Happen Here , fast-closing third in G3 at Keeneland in his second start having won on debut: a horse with a future. Four winners and a Stakes performer in the first six weeks of the year, led by Fair Grounds MSW winner Arabian Queen. Plus multiple Stakes winner Salama in Peru, Stakes winner Party Pooper in Canada, unbeaten Del Mar filly Desert Willow. In the blood Desert Party is by the exceptional Street Cry whose sire sons Street Sense and Street Boss are both developing powerful records as G1 stallions. Street Sense's fourth-crop sophomores include the 1-2 in the G1 Las Virgenes. Street Boss's third-crop three-year-olds are led by Metaboss, winner of the G3 El Camino Real Derby. For the future Running for you: foals from 241 mares bred in the last three seasons. If Desert Party is anything like the other sons of Street Cry, there'll be some talented runners among them. DESERT PART Y $7,500 S&N; Street Cry – Sage Cat (Tabasco Cat) Standing at Sequel Stallions, New York 859-255-8537 or 800-925-2913 www.darleyamerica.com