He can be stubborn, especially when it comes to cantering, but he's a good boy. I wish I could live with him in his stall.
Lucky for me, he's just a mile away!
Cloud Computing was bred in Kentucky . He is from the first foal crop sired by Maclean's Music, a son of Distorted Humor. Maclean's Music was an impressive winner by 7 1⁄2 lengths in his only start, a 2011 race for three-year-old maiden horses. and based upon the performances of his first crop of foals, exceeded expectations as a sire. Cloud Computing's dam is Quick Temper, a multiple stakes-placed daughter of A.P. Indy.
Cloud Computing was purchased as a yearling at the 2015 Keeneland Sales for $200,000 by Seth Klarman, the owner of Klaravich Stables, and William Lawrence. Introduced by mutual friends in 2004, the two typically buy about 50–60 horses a year.Both hedge fund managers, they chose his name based upon their pattern of using terms from the finance industry to name their horses,other examples being graded stakes winners Takeover Target and Currency Swap.
