Edwards bought the one at the
Fasig-Tipton New York-bred sale and
then collected a few more at Keeneland
September. He couldn't get enough. Zin-
daya, e Five's first winner, was bought
as a four-year-old filly for $550,000 at
the 2015 Keeneland November Breed-
ing Stock Sale. Including broodmares
and a small stable based in Europe, e
Five currently owns about 70 horses.
It took them only five months to win
their first graded stakes, which was
the GII Miss Grillo won by New Money
Honey. She picked up another huge
