Win For The Money is out of Mayakoba (War Chant), who did not win, and has two winning half-siblings, among them Price Talk (Kitten's Joy), a multiple stakes winner on both turf and dirt and a Listed winner in the US. Mayakoba is a half-sister to the turf stayer Juniper Pass (Lemon Drop Kid), winner of the Grade 2 San Luis Rey S., to Charming Kid (Charm Spirit), a four-time winner who was third in the Gr.2 July S. over six furlongs in England, and to the four-time winner Childish (Theatrical), dam of the Listed winners Chiquibaby, who was Group 1-placed, and Chocoloca.

Second dam Child Bride (Coronado's Quest) never raced but produced seven winners.

Third dam Chapel of Dreams (Northern Dancer) won two Grade 2 races, was twice second at Grade 1 level and produced six winners. They include the stakes-placed winner Seeking The Dream (Seeking The Gold) and the four-time winner If Angels Sang (Seattle Slew), dam of the Group 2 winner and sire Tale Of A Champion, the Group 3 winner Ilusora, Mr Roary, a Group 3 winner and Group 2-placed, and Bandua, a Group 3 winner and Group 1-placed.

The fourth dam is Terlingua, best known as the dam of the great sire Storm Cat.

Mayakoba foaled a colt by Animal Kingdom in Saudi Arabia in 2020, and her latest listed produce is a 2-year-old colt by Bird Song.