Gimmeawink, a stakes-winning and stakes-producing son of leading sire Elusive Quality, has moved to Bridlewood Farm for the 2010 breeding season.

A Top 10 second-crop sire in Florida, Gimmeawink has 24 winners from 52 starters with progeny earnings of $691,583 in 2009, including his 3-year-old colt Casey’s On Call, winner of the Western Canada H. As a racehorse, Gimmeawink was a six-time stakes winner at three and earned $531,090 lifetime. He finished on the board in 18 of 23 starts and defeated such graded winners as Toccet, Domestic Dispute and Dynever.

Gimmeawink hails from the T.V. Commercial mare Miss Alethia, and he is a half-brother to multiple Grade 1-winning millionaire Showing Up.

“Gimmeawink is off to a solid start at stud,” said George G. Isaacs, general manager at Bridlewood. “With a big crop of 2-year-olds coming in 2010, the sky is the limit.”

Gimmeawink stood at Hidden Point Farm in 2009. His 2010 fee will be announced at a later date.