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First word

US “medication” policy is divided, Arabian racing enjoyed a nearly fine day at Newbury and there’s a three-year-old filly from Japan for the Arc

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Ted Voute enjoyed a great racing trip to Lions d’Angers but a difficult time in Saratoga, it was a record-breaking Arqana sale and Tattersalls becomes more involved in France

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Sue Montgomery agrees that the son of Galileo and Ouija Board could be the best Ballydoyle has ever produced

26 Stallion stats

Leading European Flat sires

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Top US trainer D Wayne Lukas has enjoyed great success with the family of Take Charge Lady, and buys into the pedigree again

38 Down to earth approach

Lissa Oliver meets Mary Davison and Debbie Kitchin, the breeders of Ivawood, the unbeaten winner of the Group 2 Richmond Stakes

44 Always trying his best

Donn McClean chats with Wayne Lordan about his amazing year with Slade Power

50 High flyers

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It rained...

Deauville’s August festival was hit by frequent heavy rain storms and Newbury’s Dubai Duty Free Arabian race-day did not escape either, writes Paul Haigh

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f course the Arc is the big subject in racing at the moment. Or the Arcs. You didn’t know there were two? More of that later. But first the big story from the US – Saratoga and “Toast” at Del Mar notwithstanding.

The recent declaration against race-day use of Lasix by 25 leading US trainers, and the immediate, outright rejection of their statement by horsemen’s associations led by those in in New York and Florida, revealed the extent of the schism in American racing on the subject of what that country likes to refer to as “medication”.

It’s still too early even to guess how the argument may develop, still less which side will win, but what’s already clear is that those who’d like to see race-day medication banned are members of the elite; those who want it retained are a majority perhaps, but a majority made up largely of journeymen.

The American Jockey Club speaks clearly against race-day medication, but the American Jockey Club is not the voice of American racing. There is no single voice, and that’s the problem which the majority in the rest of the world, muttering grimly about the importance of uniform rules worldwide (and on steroids too, let’s not forget) fails to take on board. If US racing had an overall commissioner like other American sports, things might be different; but it doesn’t.

Will anything come of this soon? Who knows?

Whereof we cannot speak, thereof we must be silent.

Wittgenstein said that, or something like it, and we should probably take his advice even though there’s no actual reason to believe he was thinking about US racing at the time. (He may, however, have been on medication.

The boy was clever but often confused. According to his mate Bertrand Russell: “I first realised Wittgenstein was a genius when I failed to convince him by means of logic that there was not an elephant in the room.”)

Since Deauville and York there has been one other big subject among the racing Twitterati: Who’s better, Kingman or Australia?

They were both ridiculously good in the Prix Jacques le Marois and the Juddmonte International respectively.

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Since Deauville and York there has been one major subject among the racing twitterati: if Kingman and Australia ever meet again, who’d win?

Which way to bet if the deeply improbable occurred and they ever met again? Please refer to the Wittgenstein dictum.

Better to discuss something about which we do have something better than guesswork to go on, a form of racing that isn’t riven in the same way as American thoroughbred racing by argument and counter argument about what’s best for the sport and for the breed, although it does of course have its normal debates about which members of the breed are best. It remains a form still (wilfully?) misunderstood by many in the racing fraternity worldwide.

What most people keep forgetting about Arabian racing is that without it there would have been no thoroughbred racing in the first place because without the three founding stallions, the Darley Arabian, the Godolphin Barb and the Byerley Turk, there would be no such creature as the thoroughbred racehorse. It’s never going to take over from thoroughbred racing or even be a threat to it. The thoroughbred is much too fast for the Arabian over normal racing distances just as the Arabian has far too much stamina for the thoroughbred over extreme distances (google 100mile endurance racing).

But there’s really no reason why the two sports shouldn’t co-exist – the one a whale, the other a relative minnow – in mutual respect, admiration and contentment.

That seems to be the way things are going anyway – with Arabian racing, recently stimulated by competition between new Middle Eastern supporters from Abu Dhabi, Qatar and Oman to supplement the input of Dubai, and now conducted in 22 countries worldwide with an annual conference in Paris. It’s been quite a long haul though.

The secret of not making thoroughbred fans angry with Arabian racing is for Arabian racing not to be inserted into thoroughbred racing cards, especially major ones as used to be the case on King George day at Ascot in the era when the big race had different sponsors. Run the Arabian races as introductions on thoroughbred cards, like the now €1 million Qatar Arabian World Cup which starts the action on Arc day,

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first word or the Arabian Group 1s that begin Dubai World Cup Day/Night, and they’re positively welcomed. Break up the thoroughbred action once it starts and it doesn’t work. That only makes thoroughbred fans sulk, and sulky fans are never open to conversion.

Or better still if you really want to persuade people who love thoroughbreds to see the unquestionable merit in Arabian racing too, hold an all-Arabian race meeting at a major racecourse. Ah, wait a minute. This is exactly what Dubai’s Sheikh Hamdan Al Maktoum has done.

And not for the first time either.

August 10th saw the 32nd renewal of “Dubai Day” at Newbury, an event which sees the annual crowning of Britain’s Arabian racing champions, and one which Britain’s Arabian Racing Organisation (ARO) has no doubts about billing as “Arabian racing’s equivalent of Arc day”. Throw in free admission, free goody bags, free gifts and free raffles (one for a holiday in Dubai, another for a new car) and you get an audience of the uncommitted to go with a strong core of devotees. And that’s how you get converts. Or you should.

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t’s not as big as the Arc of course. But that’s because Arabian racing is not as big as thoroughbred, nor will it ever be. But for the faithful of Arabian racing it’s just as meaningful and just as much fun.

Unfortunately malevolent rain gods seem to have got it in for Dubai Day because it doesn’t seem to matter when they decide to hold it, liquid keeps falling out of the sky to spoil the festive atmosphere, and liquid blown by high winds at that. August 10, to which date the meeting had been moved in the hope of getting a better deal from the meteorologists, turned out to be more agreeable than the September Sundays, particularly the bad one in 2012 when it rained non-stop and waste bins overflowed with inside-out umbrellas.

As a general rule people tend not to attend outdoor events in such conditions, especially not when they’ve been bitten before. So in the circumstances the fact that more than 7,000 passed through the Newbury turnstiles which were set to click even though no entrance money changed hands, was something of a triumph in itself.

By the afternoon the wind was only blustery. By the afternoon though, any waverers would certainly have decided to stay at home and watch it on RUK. Festive summer occasions need festive summer weather. Sometime it’s going to be a sunny month on the north coast of France. Sometime there’s going to be blazing sunshine for the Arabian racing at Newbury.

Then we’re going to find that all the proselytising for a sport that’s meant to be fun, as well as serious, works.

Some hardy racegoers won a free trip to Dubai. A bus driver from Leicestershire won the new car. Someday the sun is going to shine from a cloudless sky on Dubai Day and then we’re going to see a great influx of potential converts to justify Sheikh Hamdan’s largesse.

To return though to the matter of elephants in the

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And so to the other Arc – the one that doesn’t need converts because it’s already accepted as the most prestigious prize in racing

room: Arabian racing doesn’t have one because it’s committed to rule uniformity on all medication issues, including steroids. At least, and at last, the Americans are talking about the elephant that lives in theirs.

And so to the other Arc – the one that doesn’t need converts because it’s already accepted as the most prestigious prize in racing. Two points need to be made about the race: first, three-year-old fillies have a huge advantage, second, the Japanese are obsessed with it.

Harp Star is by far the best three-year-old filly in Japan, maybe the best they’ve had for years. She is also planned to be the first of her age group they’ve sent to the Arc. Ergo, she can succeed where her sire, the great Deep Impact, and five second-placed horses in the last

two decades did not – if you include Orfevre who should have won at least once.

This, by the way, is a philosophical point on which both Wittgenstein and Bertrand Russell enthusiastically agree.

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Record-breaking in France

The European yearling season kicked off strongly at the Arqana August Sale with ground-breaking figures

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lthough the Arqana August Sale always has a touch of uniqueness about it, and is not a hard and fast barometer to use for a gauge on the rest of the yearling sale season, the results from Deauville will give breeders confidence for the rest of the autumn.

And particularly the results from the V2 sale, which offered “industry” middle-market commercial horses, many bought by trainers.

Trainers based in France can afford to pay a lot more for their working capital than those based in Britain or Ireland due to the beneficial prize-money and premium scheme, but many young sires were well received and many Irish and British pin-hookers turned up for the Monday and Tuesday sale days alone.

For it’s second year V2 was set up to be a sale offering a more precocious bunch of yearlings – how early they will be might be debatable due to the nature of pedigrees and French racing – but if results pan out, the

sale could offer a viable alternative to other Euroepan sale.

A huge indicator of the success of V2 was the stunning 92 per cent clearance rate compared to 75 per cent from last year, which is a more usual figure seen at a yearling sale.

It is an incredible figur, particularly for a “second” level sale and held so early in the season.

The main boutique sale did not see a vastly inflated top price as so often happens at Deauville, which is probably a good thing as bubbles tend to burst, so for a record average and median to have been achieved without a one-off extraordinary price inflating figures, makes for good reading. It gives the sale a solid feel which on occasions it has lacked, despite achieving some big prices.

In total, 13 yearlings fetched sums over €500,000, a record for the sale, though the three priced over €1 million was down by one from last year’s four (a record then).

Tony Nerses appeared at the sale for the Arqana big spenders: top, Tony Nerses went to €1.2 million for the top lot, a daughter of Monsun, on behalf of owners Aleh Al Homaizi and Imad Al Sagar; left, Derek Brugman of Mayfair Speculators with agent Peter Doyle

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Left, Lot 446, by young sire Lilbourne Lad was joint top lot of the V2 sale bought by Peter and Ross Doyle for €90,000, above, Lot 11, the top lot of the main Arqana August Sale, one of four horses to sell for seven-figures.

Below, Henri Bozo of Ecurie des Monceaux, the record-breaking Arqana August consignor

Comparative figures: Arqana August Yearling Sale 2014 (€) Year

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263

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first time in recent memory and ensured his trip was not wasted, purchasing the top lot for €1,200,000. As so often at this sale it was a filly – this time by the deceased Monsun and from the wonderfully strong largely German family of Samum, Schiaparelli, Salve Regina as well as the sale filly’s siblings the Group 1 winner Seismos, Group 1 placed Soberania and Group 3 winner Samba Brazil.

She will be a fine addition to the fledgling Blue Diamond Stud and was sold by Ecurie des Monceaux, who topped all three days and was leading consignor for the third year in succession. The farm was the only vendor to achieve an average over €300,000, while its turnover of €8,727,000 is easily the largest ever achieved by one consignor at the August sale. The previous best was €6,500,000 achieved in 2007 by Etreham through the years of its own domination of the sale.

The farm also sold the Invincible Spirit

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half-brother to Group 1 Irish Oaks winner Chicquita to the South African-based Mayfair Speculators for €1.1 million.

The colt became the third offspring of Prudenzia to sell for a seven-figure sum in Deauville in as many years, with her two previous fillies by Galileo having made €1.1 million and €1 million, respectively.

Mayfair Speculators’ representative Derek Brugman, who was sitting with agent Peter Doyle, said: “In my opinion he was the best colt in the sale. Just a lovely horse – probably still a little bit immature but we have time, and after buying so many fillies we needed to buy a colt as we might need a stallion later on, and hopefully that’s what he’ll be when he retires.

“Like the others he will stay in France to be trained. We want to expand in Europe and France is a good place with the premiums.”

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Mayfair bought four horses for an average of €655,000, the leading buyer on average, while Mandore International bought the most horses for the largest spend – 15 lots for an outlay of €2,950,000.

Five individual buying entities spent over €2 million and 12 over €1 million, another record and enormous statistic, especially considering that Shadwell did not play.

Comparative figures: Arqana August Yearling V2 Sale 2014 (€) Year

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Sold

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113

104

2013

108

81

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Average

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36,163

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75.00

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Tattersalls ups its stake in sales company Osarus Tattersalls has announced that it has taken a majority stake in the seven-year-old French sales company Osarus. The move increases an initial smaller holding which Tattersalls took in 2012.

Commenting on the acquisition, Tattersalls chairman Edmond Mahony said: “Tattersalls is delighted to announce the acquisition of a majority stake in French sales company Osarus. We view the move as an investment in a vibrant, ambitious, young company, which has made a significant impact in an important sector of the European

bloodstock market in a very short space of time.

“We have been working closely with the Osarus team for more than 18 months and taking a majority stake in the firm reflects how impressed we have been by their collective vision.

“The move also reflects our confidence in the French racing and breeding industry, which is respected and admired

throughout the world. The heartland of Osarus is the south-west region of France where so many of the leading French breeders and trainers are based, and it is a region which continues to thrive and prosper.”

Annual Osarus turnover has grown every year since its inaugural September Yearling Sale held in 2008, which grossed €461,780. The 2013 renewal

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With the emergence of Zebedee and I’m Invincible, the stallion is already developing a reputation as a sire of sires.

The former has a brilliant two-year-old in Ivawood, and the later was the clear-cut leading freshman sire in Australia.

Nucifera (More Than Ready) is a very good French-trained colt and he won the Listed François Boutin and maintained his unbeaten record.

Also continuing her unbeaten run was Le Havre’s daughter Avenir Certain, victorious in the Prix de la Nonette. She is sure to be a major player in the autumn.

Finally, at York, Australia confirmed his position at the top of the 1m2f/1m4f division by comfortably beating Telescope and Mukhadram by further than Taghrooda had at Ascot.

Jenny Norris, a first time Arqana consignor of a Zamindar colt for Clairemont Stud, made a wise decision to divert Liam and I from our usual camp site, which was probably underwater this year.

The Norris’s were rewarded with a nice profit in a market that appreciates Zamindar colts more than at Newmarket, and I was rewarded with a dry bed.

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Overall, the sale had an excellent clearance rate and an impressive improvement in average and median figures. There were buyers from Australia, China, South Africa and Japan along with the usual Dubai and Qatari interest.

Monsun, Invicible Spirit and Galileo all had yearlings make €1 million and the Ecurie des Monceaux draft fetched double their closest rival.

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The sale had an excellent clearance rate and an impressive improvement in average and median figures. There were buyers from Australia, China, South Africa and Japan along with the usual Dubai and Qatari interest

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rich diet of top class racing and the first European yearling sales has been last month’s fare.

Kingman has bestrode the period with a convincing win in a muddled, tactical race for the Sussex Stakes, before going onto a wonderful win at Deauville in the Prix Jacques Le Marois run on very soft ground.

I think trainer John Gosden covered every blade of grass in his walks over the Deauville track over three days.

Last time out, when halfway down the straight, he was saved from possibly calling it the wrong way – he received a phone call from owner Prince Khalid Abdullah confirming his keeness to run. The decision was duly made.

It was reminiscent of a similar decision by Paul Mellon before Mill Reef ran in the Gimcrack when trainer Ian Balding was relieved that the owner made the call on similar ground – with the same good result.

Kingman has confirmed his position as top miler with defeats of the older generation and has catapulted his already well-regarded sire Invincible Spirit into the very top rank of sires.

sell from Hubert Honore’s Haras d’Omméel and the moral of the story is that luck is more important than judgement.

I had tried, and failed, to sell Lady Oriande as a yearling at Doncaster.

She then failed to win a race, but her younger brother Striking Ambition went on to become a Group 2 winner and finish an unlucky second in the Prix de l’Abbaye.

Her first foal by Exceed And Excel sold well as a foal in Deauville and showed a good return on the deal I got for buying five nominations in the stallion’s first year at Darley.

I then sent her to Monsieur Bond, before his golden patch, and produced a nice colt whom JeanClaude Rouget bought called My Name Is Bond. He won a Group 3 in Paris before being sold on to Hong Kong. He did not enjoy success out there for a while, resulting in a switch to trainer Caspar Fownes. He recently gained a big money win in the Macau Hong Kong Trophy.

I sold a useful filly by Multiplex and had intended to keep the full-sister and then sell Lady Oriande in-foal to Paco Boy. All went according to plan until she lost the foal a month before the sale, leaving me still owning both.

the news achieved turnover of €2,913,000, a massive 87 per cent rise from 2012, with an average price of €18,437.

Total Osarus 2013 turnover showed similarly impressive growth, rising 78 per cent from €2,537,000 to €4,527,000.

Osarus auctioneer and bloodstock sales manager Emmanuel Viaud commented: “This is a hugely significant moment for all of us at Osarus and for the wider French bloodstock industry.

“Tattersalls is Europe’s leading

firm of bloodstock auctioneers and we are proud that such a globally respected company has had the confidence to take a majority holding in Osarus at this early stage in our development.

“We have enjoyed a successful strategic alliance with Tattersalls since 2012 and as we approach our September Yearling Sale at La Teste, we can look forward to working as partners to provide the best possible service to French breeders in the years to come.”

Gale Force Ten to stand at the Irish National Stud

The Irish National Stud became one of the first European stallion farms off the blocks this year regarding announcements of new stallions with the news that it is to stand Gale Force Ten, a son of Oasis Dream, in 2015.

Bred by Stowell Park Stud and a sale-topping DBS Premier Yearling at £280,000, as a two-year-old Gale Force Ten won a June maiden before going onto finish a close second in the Norfolk Stakes (G2) and third in the Group 1 Middle Park.

After Listed success on his seasonal debut at three, the colt collected a fourth placing in the Poule d’Essai des Poulains (G1), a second in the Irish 2,000 Guineas (G1) before gaining Group 3 success in the Jersey Stakes (G3). He failed to trouble the judge again, but put in a strong effort when fourth in that autumn’s Group 1 Prix du Moulin.

Gale Force Ten is out of the Listed winner Ronaldsay, who was placed 13 times, and is from the family of champion juvenile Bianca Nera, the Fillies’ Mile and Falmouth Stakes winner Simply Perfect, as well as the Yellow Ribbon Stakes (G1) runner-up Turning Top.

Dunaden to Overbury Stud

It was a busy, often wet, few days at Deauville for the Arqana August sale

Fortunately, in 2012, my sister asked me to look at Siyouni for her when I was over in Normandy... I liked him so much that I decided to use him as well.

Lady Oriande produced a very nice filly whose photo was used to advertise Siyouni. She sold very well at Arqana, James Harron the purchaser.

It made my bold gamble to ask for a foal share to Redoute’s Choice attainable.

He led the sires’ table in Australia for the third time and the Aga Khan sent him 17 black-type winners or producers, including Zarkova, Sagawara and Shareta.

I am keeping my fingers crossed for the pregnancy test at the end of

September. I might even be able to afford a reasonable cover on my own account next year!

As John Milton wrote “Luck is the residue of design”.

Abiding memories of Deauville this August are the wonderful temperament (like Australia) of Kingman as he walked round the stable yard early in the morning; the gauchos riding one and leading four polo ponies down the beach past the Normandy Hotel; Omar Sharif strolling back to his hotel after the races; the magnetic pull of Le Drakkar after dinner and the clear result of that on various faces the next morning.

All one needed was for the rain to stop, which, luckily, it did.

The Pearl Bloodstock-owned globetrotting Melbourne Cup winner Dunaden, a son of Nicobar, is retiring from racing to stand at Overbury Stud..

David Redvers, Pearl Bloodstock’s racing and bloodstock adviser, said: “I am delighted we have found Dunaden a wonderful home with such a professional operator as Simon Sweeting.nBeing based close to Tweenhills Farm and Stud will enable us to walk in plenty of Sheikh Fahad's best mares to be covered by him. We will be looking at all sorts of incentives to secure him the best book of Flat mares, in addition to the dual-purpose types he is bound to attract.”

Dunaden won ten races in a 46-race career, his top level successes also coming in the Group 1 Hong Kong Vase and the Caulfield Cup. Simon Sweeting said: “It is hugely exciting to be standing a horse of Dunaden’s stature and to be involved with Sheikh Fahad and David Redvers. Everything about Dunaden suggests he can become a successful sire – he is an extremely attractive individual, both in looks and temperament, he is a triple Group 1 winner, rated 130 by Timeform, and he won more than £5,000,000 in prize-money.

English Channel to relocate

ENGLISH CHANNEL, sire of recent American St Leger winner The Pizza Man, has been relocated to stand at Calumet Farm in Kentucky for the 2015 breeding season.

Originally retired to Hurricane Hall in 2008, English Channel has stood the last five breeding seasons at Lane’s End Farm for a fee of $25,000.

English Channel won six Grade 1s, including a 7l victoey in the 2007 Breeders’ Cup Turf, a race in which he defeated Dylan Thomas. He has sired three Grade 2 winners this year in the US.

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Leading owner and breeder Sir Eric Parker dies SIR ERIC PARKER, owner of Crimbourne Stud and a hugely successful racehorse owner, breeder and leading industry figure, has died aged 81.

Parker owned 1991 Grand National winner Seagram and bred the Group 1 Prix Jean Prat winner and young stallion Havana Gold.

He died after returning from Deauville where his Dubawi yearling colt out of Coyote fetched €500,000, the highest price ever achieved at auction by a yearling bred at Crimbourne Stud.

That expansion of the stud came after Parker, who qualified as a chartered accountant in 1956, retired from conglomerate Trafalgar House, of which he was

The late Sir Eric Parker

chief executive for many years.

As a racehorse owner for 43 years, Parker enjoyed major successes under both codes, his big-race wins also including the 1993 Whitbread Gold Cup with Topsham Bay, while the dual Group 1-winning miler Indian Lodge was his best Flat horse.

Parker joined the Racehorse Owners Association Council in 1994 and retired only at this summer's AGM. He was president of the ROA between 1998 and 2001, and he also retained a variety of nonexecutive directorships including the BHB, Levy Board, Tote and National Stud.

A statement from the ROA read: “We are deeply saddened to announce that Sir Eric Parker

Entire Patinack racing interests to be dispersed at Magic Millions Magic Millions will conduct an unreserved dispersal sale of all Patinack Farm bloodstock, as well as an unreserved auction of all its real estate property, in what will be the largest private thoroughbred dispersal sale in Australian history.

Patinack’s entire portfolio of stallions, broodmares, foals, yearlings and racehorses will be auctioned in the final week of September at the Magic Millions Sales Complex at the Gold Coast.

The 560-lot catalogue will include stallions Murtajill, Monaco Consul, Trusting and Lope De Vega The Group 1-winning broodmares Allez Wonder (in-foal to All Too Hard), Bel Mer (All Too Hard), La Montagna (Lope De Vega), Small Minds (So You Think) and Victory Vein (Lope de Vega) will also be offered, alongside relations to stakes winners including Makybe Diva, Commands, Danewin, Dehere, Gingerbread Man and Murtajill.

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The organisation’s farms will also go under the hammer, including two Hunter Valley stud properties. There is also a state-of-theart training and spelling complex at Wadham Park in Victoria.

The sale of Patinack’s thoroughbred and property assets is believed to have been triggered by the decision of Magic Millions owner Gerry Harvey to call in the debt owed to him by besieged owner Nathan Tinkler.

Harvey, who is owed a reported A$40 million by Tinkler, holds a caveat over Patinack’s racing and breeding assets, which is taking control this month.

The sale will bring an end to a whirlwind six-year racing interest by Tinkler, who confirms he will walk away from the sport when his entire thoroughbred portfolio goes under the hammer this month.

Patinack staff were informed of the development this week. It is understood

passed away in his sleep this morning. Sir Eric had defied medical opinion for many years during a lengthy battle with various forms of cancer.”

Rachel Hood, the ROA president, said: "Everybody at the ROA is devastated to learn of Sir Eric's passing.

“His personal bravery in his fight against illness has been an example to us all and, no matter how unwell he felt, it never diminished his drive and determination to improve the sport he cared so passionately about.

“His greatest love was for his wife, Marlene, and his family, and our hearts go out to them all at this incredibly sad time.”

Harvey visited Patinack’s Sandy Hollow property to inspect the horses and select the best stock.

In May, it was announced Patinack Farm was sold to Dubai-based investment company Cibola Capital, but alarm bells started ringing when the actual existence of Cibola Capital was brought into question.

Tinkler was worth almost $2 billion when his horseracing empire was at its peak with 200 staff registered on the Patinack Farm books. He invested heavily in properties in New South Wales, Queensland and Victoria to support expanding racing and breeding interests.

But financial pressures attributed to the collapse in the price of coal placed a significant strain on the day-to-day running of Patinack Farm and has led to the current situation.

“There’s no doubt my financial situation's changed, but even if it was stronger I wouldn’t be putting my money in that direction,” said Tinkler, who now lives in Singapore.

“I was young when I made those decisions and grew a business too fast. We all make mistakes along the way. I'm not immune to that.

“I’ve always enjoyed racing. I started with that and I'm leaving with that,” he added.

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rovincial racing in France is a most elegant way of racing compared with a day at many small race tracks in Britain.

I got to sample the delights of French racing in July on a threeday stakes racing trip – first to Le Lion d’Angers for the Listed Grand Prix du Lion d’Angers and then on to Vichy for the Group 3 Grand Prix de Vichy.

I kicked off the journey with a flight to Nantes airport, a cute lovely easy airport found near the Brittany coast, and then drove an hour to the Angers region the night before the Listed race.

It is a beautiful spot as found behind the race track is one of France’s National Studs, set in a beautiful parkland.

The racecourse also stages jump racing, including the longest jumping race held in France, while there are also show jumping and eventing courses found in the

centre of the track.

The ground, as usual in France, is well kept with plenty of grass and, as is so often, was on the softer side of good.

I arrived on a Monday and was without a hotel booking, so I was mortified to find the local hotel closed. I set about finding a bed to sleep in reasonably close vicinity, Google came to the rescue.

Eventually, I stumbled upon Château du Plessis, a bed and breakfast château operated by charming owner Valerie, with six rooms and plenty of space.

I had a fantastic and relaxing breakfast and evening meal in this hunting-dominated décor, which must have been home to many wild boar hunts in the 16th century.

The racecourse, although confusing at times, with some races looping back on themselves in front of the stands, was very “French” but friendly.

The jockeys, who flew up from Vichy, cut it fine as there was no

taxi to take them from the Angers airstrip.

It was a great race – won not unsurpisingly at present by a daughter of Le Havre called Summer Suprice, while we gained some important black-type with a fourth placing.

I moved on to Vichy with my one-way rental car for the Grand Prix, which sadly I hadn’t noticed was staged through an evening meeting with fireworks at midnight.

The five-and-a-half hour journey, mostly thank goodness on a motorway, was aided by my Tom Tom app on my iPhone – I got into Vichy at the same time as the jockeys, who had ridden in the last at Angers.

Vichy is a wonderful spa town with springs, many good restaurants and the compact racecourse lies across the river from the town centre. The ground was unseasonably bottomless for July and put paid to any

aspirations of lifting their pinnacle race of the calendar.

I headed off to Lyon the next morning to catch a flight back to continue my family vacation.

I had a day back on the farm for “blacksmith” day. I then travelled on to Saratoga for a new project, which had started at the beginning of the year when we started to consider taking an Invincible Spirit coltto sell in the US. He had been accepted for both Arqana and Tattersalls Book 1, and with Kingman winning the Irish Guineas the Saturday prior to his shipping to Lexington to finish his preparation, we had one final discussion regarding his sale site.

We plumped for the experimental route, almost contrarian, and sent him to the US. He travelled overnight to Saratoga and arrived the Friday before the sale, tired but bright.

He had the following day off and then a day showing, everything went well.

Early Sunday morning he showed symptoms of colitis; he was sent to the clinic and sadly failed to see out the day.

What surprised me was the speed and severity of the deadly condition; it struck like lightning without warning and claimed his life so quickly.

We never found out if the plan would work, though he was shown plenty, vetted and heart scanned. The right signs were there, but who knows what the outcome would have been.

Rather than wallow in our own sorrow, I flew to Lexington to look at some stallions and mares and foals before returning to Britain.

As I have said here before “this game tames lions!”

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Australia rules Australia headlines a fabulous week’s racing at York, which saw Taghrooda toppled, Sole Power collect a fourth Group 1 win, and Jamie Spencer stun the racing world with his announcement that he intends to quit race riding at the end of the year, writes Sue Montgomery

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he Juddmonte International was certainly worth the weight, as it were, for both parts of the successful centaur partnership.

Joseph O’Brien pared his tall frame down to 8st12lb for the first time in nearly two years; Australia turned up for his drop back to 1m2f correspondingly portly.

And the two found perfect balance on the Knavesmire.

The International was Australia’s first venture against older horses, after his close third in the 2,000 Guineas and victories in the Derby and its Irish equivalent, and it marked his coming of age. At Epsom, according to his jockey, he had felt physically like a lanky teenager; at York he was a man.

“He was up nearly 20kilos from the Derby,” reported trainer Aidan O’Brien, “and that’s a lot. He’d gained it in the last three weeks or so and I thought if he’d been beaten it might have been the trainer’s fault for letting him get too heavy.”

O’Brien senior may not have been giving out the most positive vibes in the build-up to the contest, and perhaps as a result Australia started at a pretty generous 8-13 favourite to dispose of his six rivals, headed by Telescope and Mukhadram, second and third to Oaks heroine Taghrooda in the King George VI & Queen Elizabeth Stakes a month earlier.

But on the day, once the stalls opened, confidence abounded, at least from the saddle. O’Brien junior, perched on a saddle so small it was little more than a surcingle, let Australia lob along in last place as his stablemate Kingfisher set a sound gallop.

In the straight, O’Brien eased his mount smoothly into the clear down the centre of the course and once the classy colt hit full stride he picked off Mukhadram and Telescope, by then settling to their private rematch, at will. Driven out, Australia was followed in at a respectful 2l by another three-year-old, the Prix du Jockey-Club winner The Grey Gatsby, with four-year-old Telescope third.

“I didn’t really have a moment’s worry throughout,” confirmed O’Brien.

The son of Galileo hardly looked

Australia leaves the winners’ enclosure with a delighted David Hickey (he must surely be getting on for doing a record number of Group 1 winners...) after success in the International Stakes under an even skinnier-than-usual Joseph O’Brien

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Australia, whose performance at York gave credence to O’Brien’s view that he is the best he has trained, has much more speed than either of his parents Bunteresque, but O’Brien senior’s reiteration afterwards that he was really ready only for a racecourse gallop (some bit of exercise – the richest race ever run at York was worth £453,680 to the winner...!) implies considerable physical improvement to come.

The mental maturity has been there a while; the chestnut – like so many by his sire – has an unflappable, professional temperament, visible not only during the International, but on the way to the start as he remained unfazed by the discomfort of his bit becoming dislodged through his mouth.

Australia is the fifth Derby winner (of only eight to have tried) to win the International since its inception in 1972 when it was developed as a bridge between the elite middle-distance programmes of high summer and autumn.

The first was Roberto, who famously beat Brigadier Gerard in the race’s inaugural edition, followed by Troy (1979), Authorized (2007) and Sea The Stars (2009). The failures were Dr Devious, fourth in 1992, Benny The Dip (third in 1997) and New Approach, third when the race was transferred to Newmarket in 2008.

Australia’s stated next target is the Irish Champion Stakes in September, which offers another 1m2f Group 1 prize and the chance to avenge his sire’s head defeat in the race. Sea The Stars went from York to Leopardstown, and if Australia were to continue on the same route, the Prix de l’Arc De Triomphe would be next.

But with two Derbys in the bag, another 1m4f venture for Australia is not seen as a commercial imperative, even though a failure

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Flying fillies: Trevor Jones has captured Tapestry (winner, left) and runner-up Taghrooda in identical poses of suspended animation as they fight out the finish for the Group 1 Yorkshire Oaks

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An Australia showdown with Guineas runner-up Kingman, now established as the season’s top miler, in the Queen Elizabeth II Stakes at Ascot... now that would be a proper challenge to win at less at the top level does not seem to have done Galileo any harm as a stallion, and an Arc success has not blighted Sea The Stars in his second career.

Australia, whose performance at York gave credence to O’Brien’s view that he is the best he has trained, has much more speed than either of his parents – his dam Ouija Board won her seven Group 1s between 1m2f and 1m4f – and a top-level victory over a mile is still missing from his CV. An Australia showdown with Guineas runner-up Kingman, now established as the season’s top miler, in the Queen Elizabeth II Stakes at Ascot... now that would be a proper challenge.

The International provided a clean sweep for Coolmore, with The Grey Gatsby being by the operation’s young gun Mastercraftsman and Telescope by Galileo.

And the week’s second Group 1 prize, the Yorkshire Oaks, also went to County Tipperary, though much less predictably as Tapestry – another by Galileo – provided one of the upsets of the season by beating 1-5 favourite Taghrooda.

The Oaks heroine had followed her Epsom romp by beating Telescope and Mukhadram in the King George, but there were no excuses proffered as her unbeaten run came to an end. She moved smoothly to the lead 2f out, but was run out of the prize close home by Tapestry, brought by Ryan Moore with a sustained run from the back of the field in the straight. The pair drew 7l clear of third-placed Tasaday.

Tapestry, one of last year’s top juvenile fillies, actually started favourite for the 1,000 Guineas, but trailed in last and was patently not herself that day. It was through the period

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Taghrooda is by Sea The Stars out of Ezima, whose dam Ezilla is a sister to Estimate’s dam Ebaziya when O’Brien reported that he was not happy with the health status of his horses.

Since then she has progressed physically, and for the step up to a 1m4f. She had been most unlucky not to notch her first Group 1 success in the Irish Oaks, beaten only a closing neck by stablemate Bracelet, despite her saddle having slipped right back to her rump after she stumbled leaving the stalls.

Like the International, the Yorkshire Oaks emphasised the quality of this year’s threeyear-olds, with Tasaday the best of the fouryear-olds, two places in front of last year’s Oaks winner Talent.

And like Australia, Tapestry lacks nothing in pedigree. Her dam Rumplestiltskin was a dual Group 1 winner of the Moyglare Stud Stakes and Prix Marcel Boussac, and is out of Monevassia, a Mr. Prospector sister to Kingmambo out of that paragon on the track and in the paddocks, Miesque. Coincidentally,

Rumplestitskin also ran unplaced as favourite for her Guineas, her last racecourse appearance.

Despite its apparently straightforward contours, the Knavesmire is a track where the formbook does not always provide the answer and of the 22 Oaks winners who have turned out in the Yorkshire Oaks since the race became a Group 1 with the birth of the Pattern in 1971, Taghrooda was the 14th to be beaten. The most recent to complete the double was Alexandrova in 2006.

Taghrooda’s family had to settle for second spot again in the Lonsdale Stakes (G2), as Estimate found Pale Mimosa half a length too good over the 2m. Taghrooda is by Sea The Stars out of Ezima, whose dam Ezilla is a sister to Estimate’s dam Ebaziya. It was, however, a welcome bounce back to form for the 2013 Gold Cup heroine, whose Goodwood Cup flop after her valiant effort to retain her

Ascot crown had been disappointing.

In the Lonsdale Stakes the two five-yearold mares finished clear of the males, who were headed by Times Up. The lightly-raced Pale Mimosa is by Singspiel out the winning Danehill mare Katch Me Katie, a half-sister to Oaks runner-up Kalypso Katie.

Amongst the sprinters there is a tendency to share the season’s spoils turn and turn about, but there can be few in the division who, given the right conditions, can be relied on more than Sole Power, now a dual Nunthorpe Stakes hero and the first to regain the York speed crown.

The admirable seven-year-old gelding relishes 5f on a sound surface, and a strong pace to give him targets up front. His style, though, comes with risks, for late pouncers from the bustle of the pack also need luck in running. This time the break was late in coming, but Richard Hughes’s nerve in the saddle is as effective as the turbo-boost under it and, after realigning his aim a couple of times, Sole Power flashed to the front in the last two strides to thwart Stepper Point for the second time in as many runs.

In the Group 1 King’s Stand Stakes at Ascot, Sole Power beat his rival by a length

Tiggy Wiggy gives sire Kodiac a first juvenile Group race winner There would not be many who would argue that the standout juvenile performance at York came from Tiggy Wiggy, who lowered the two-yearold track record in the Group 2 Lowther Stakes.

The Richard Hannon-trained filly is phenomenally fast and although her biggest payday came with her 6l rout of her rivals in the Weatherbys Super Sprint at Newbury, she is classy too, and represents some of the season’s best two-year-old filly form.

The daughter of Kodiac has been on the go since she made her debut on the All-Weather in March, and has just got better and better since going down by a neck to Anthem Alexander when she stepped up to Group 2 company in the Queen Mary Stakes. She took her revenge on her Ascot conqueror at York, with the pair split by Albany Stakes winner Cursory Glance, the form of whose Royal meeting success was boosted when fourth-placed Malabar easily took the Group 3 Prestige Stakes.

Tiggy Wiggy, out of a half-sister to Norfolk Stakes winner Masta Plasta (see mare of the month, page 70), coped with the step up to 6f but that looks as far as her comfort zone extends. This season’s plans include the Group 1 Cheveley Park Stakes and a tilt at her elders in the Prix de l’Abbaye, with the new Group 1 three-year-old sprint at Royal Ascot her target next year.

By contrast Cursory Glance, by Distorted Humor out of a 1m2f winner from Time Charter’s family, is the early favourite for the 1,000 Guineas.

Kodiac, no more than a smart sprint handicapper, is beginning to really find his feet in his second career at Tally Ho Stud, and it is likely to get better with his ongoing better books. He currently tops the juvenile standings and

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notched a second Group winner in three days when six-year-old Jamesie, from his first crop, inched out Gordon Lord Byron in a Group 3 sprint at the Curragh. Kodiac is, of course, a Danehill half-brother to proven top-class stallion Invincible Spirit. Amazingly, he had not produced a Group race winner before these two successes in the same week in August Tiggy Wiggy, a £41,000 yearling, and the Lonsdale Stakes heroine Pale Mimosa, provided a York Group 2 double for Texan businessmen John Moores and Charles Noell, who have a significant stake in both under their Merriebelle Stables banner.

The Group 2 Gimcrack Stakes, in which Muhaarar beat Jungle Cat a nose, paid a generous compliment to Tiggy Wiggy’s stablemate Ivawood, who trounced the pair (in reverse order) in the Group 2 July Stakes at Newmarket and then extended his superiority over Jungle Cat in the Group 2 Richmond Stakes.

Muhaarar, homebred by Hamdan Al Maktoum, provided some slight compensation for Taghrooda’s shock Yorkshire Oaks defeat. The colt, by Oasis Dream, is another with few pretensions beyond the sprinting ranks, having found 7f at Ascot too far on his previous run.

Dutch Connection, also trained by Charlie Hills, will test his Classic credentials next time after coping with the step up to Group 3 company from his eyecatching maiden success at Goodwood. The scopey son of Dutch Art took the 7f Listed Acomb Stakes (in which The Grey Gatsby ran second last year) by only a head, but a comfortable enough one, doing all his best work at the end. He now has the Dewhurst Stakes (G1) pencilled in.

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“He’s just brilliant,” said Hughes of his equine kindred spirit, “and just made for me.

When I was younger I used to dream of riding horses like this one, and doing it like this.”

Amazingly, Sole Power shrugged off a post-Ascot attack of ringworm to take his fourth Group 1, a sequence that started in the Knavesmire showpiece in 2010.

Then, he caused a 100-1 shock as he beat Starpangledbanner, this time he was shown due respect as the 11-4 favourite.

His victory made it four from four for trainer Eddie Lynam and owners the Power family in Britain’s top-level sprints this year, Slade Power having taken the Golden Jubilee Stakes and July Cup. Sole Power and Stepper Point (who held second by inches from Extortionist, the bestplaced three-year-old) are both by Kyllachy, winner of the Nunthorpe in 2002 and himself a son of the 1996 winner Pivotal.

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he Great Voltigeur Stakes lost much of its gloss when Derby runner-up Kingston Hill was a late withdrawal because of too-fast ground, but regained some due to the most impressive winner in Postponed.

The Group 2 contest is pretty much the best St Leger trial but, ironically, Postponed was the only member of the field not in the final Classic, nor is he likely to be supplemented.

Andrea Atzeni is Kingston Hill’s regular partner, but his retainer with Sheikh Mohammed Obaid Al Maktoum had put him, serendiptitously as it turned out, on Postponed. Trainer Luca Cumani feels the progressive son of Dubawi, who readily quickened away from Snow Sky, is potentially a high-class 1m4f performer. The colt, a 360,000gns yearling, is out of a winning daughter of high-class juvenile Bianca Nera, who took the Moyglare Stud Stakes (G1) after winning the Lowther Stakes (G2) at York.

Kingston Hill remains favourite for the St Leger, in front of Derby third Romsdal and Eagle Top, who beat subsequent Secretariat Stakes winner Adelaide (another top-level strike for Galileo) in the King Edward VII Stakes and went on to run fourth in the King George. Snow Sky, winner of two Classic trials and fourth in the Royal Ascot contest, was the only one to give Postponed a race at York and thus enhanced his own St Leger claims.

Jockey hopping At York, jockeys were in the spotlight as much as the horses, most notably Jamie Spencer due to his bombshell announcement that he intends to retire from the saddle at the end of the season to take up a management role with his current employers, Qatar Racing.

Spencer, 34, has been champion twice in Britain, once in Ireland and was champion Irish apprentice. He has ridden top-class winners all over the world, including his first Classic winner, Tarascon in the Irish 1,000 Guineas, at the age of 17. His talent as a horseman and jockey has been unquestionable from the start.

He operated as a freelance before joining Sheikh Fahad Al Thani’s operation on a two-year contract at the start of last year and promptly won the Irish 1,000 Guineas on Just The Judge. Other significant successes for the Qataris include Kiyoshi in the Albany Stakes, Hot Streak in the Cornwallis Stakes and Side Glance in the Mackinnon Stakes at Flemington and last year’s domestic seasonal total of 107 gave him a ninth successive century.

This year has not been so successful, so far at least, for either the rider or the those behind him.

The likeable Spencer is one of the weighing room’s brightest and most insightful and knows perfectly that race-riding is not a lifetime job and that there is life away from the track.

His change of direction – he will still be among horses, riding behind the scenes and be part of an enthusiastic and committed elite team – may be just what he needs right now.

No matter what an individual’s innate talent, life as a top sportsman brings its treadmill pressures as well as rewards. Spencer has been doing his present job for nearly 20 years and his switch will, presumably, secure his and his family’s future.

Racegoers will miss his presence, even though he is very much considered a “Marmite” jockey (his last-to-first swoop on Mind Of

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Madness on York’s final day was a typical ride, on this occasion a nose the right way). And it may just prove that a change is as good as a rest.

Spencer will be replaced by one of the brightest young talents among his colleagues, Andrea Atzeni.

The 23-year-old Italian currently rides for Roger Varian and Sheikh Mohammed Obaid Al Maktoum, for which owner he was on the mark on Postponed at York. He is in the top ten on the seasonal leaderboard.

The sport’s fastest-growing operation has snapped up another rising star, 18-year-old Oisin Murphy, as number two in the shake-up, replacing Harry Bentley.

The young Irishman, attached so far to Andrew Balding’s yard, shot to prominence last year with a fourtimer at Ayr that included the Ayr Gold Cup on Highland Colori. He was on the mark at York for his current boss on Absolutely So in the City Of York Stakes.

Another teenager, Louis Steward, proved a supersub on Mutual Regard in the Ebor Handicap for trainer Johnny Murtagh and, in particular, owner Andrew Tinkler.

With the trainer’s own 5lb claimer suspended, Tinkler did his homework, looked at the stats and came up with Steward, based with Michael Bell in Newmarket. And the 19-year-old coolly grabbed the opportunity to showcase his talent in some style to win the historic contest, one of the few prestige prizes missing from Murtagh’s record as a jockey.

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stats list Leading European Flat sires 2014: (by prize-money earned, to August 26) Stallion GALILEO (IRE) INVINCIBLE SPIRIT (IRE) SEA THE STARS (IRE) SHAMARDAL (USA) DUBAWI (IRE) MASTERCRAFTSMAN (IRE) OASIS DREAM (GB) DUTCH ART (GB) TEOFILO (IRE) DANSILI (GB) MONTJEU (IRE) LE HAVRE (IRE) CAPE CROSS (IRE) DYLAN THOMAS (IRE) HIGH CHAPARRAL (IRE) ROCK OF GIBRALTAR (IRE) ACCLAMATION (GB) PIVOTAL (GB) ELUSIVE CITY (USA) HOLY ROMAN EMPEROR (IRE) IFFRAAJ (GB) FOOTSTEPSINTHESAND (GB) VERGLAS (IRE) DANEHILL DANCER (IRE) KYLLACHY (GB) EXCEED AND EXCEL (AUS) KODIAC (GB) NEW APPROACH (IRE) ORATORIO (IRE) HURRICANE RUN (IRE) DALAKHANI (IRE) MONSUN (GER) CLODOVIL (IRE) AUTHORIZED (IRE) DARK ANGEL (IRE) NAYEF (USA) KHELEYF (USA) SLICKLY (FR) MUHTATHIR (GB) DUKE OF MARMALADE (IRE) MEDICEAN (GB) SHIROCCO (GER) AUSSIE RULES (USA) WHIPPER (USA) EXCELLENT ART (GB) ROYAL APPLAUSE (GB) ORPEN (USA) HALLING (USA) GOLD AWAY (IRE) KING’S BEST (USA)

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Runners

Winners

Races Won

Places

216 249 73 178 153 110 189 134 182 153 123 68 195 132 163 184 216 164 174 172 150 188 195 138 141 173 156 108 185 102 130 74 109 136 129 122 171 103 96 128 137 128 115 103 148 164 84 119 82 134

96 98 41 83 73 38 80 47 67 57 39 27 74 50 57 59 80 68 64 80 62 81 77 52 52 71 72 47 68 38 47 32 44 40 47 46 72 33 43 40 43 44 49 37 49 50 29 40 28 33

129 150 58 131 104 50 107 74 94 80 65 47 105 73 82 74 109 93 93 105 90 117 119 75 68 108 99 69 101 51 61 48 70 51 66 60 110 57 55 55 63 66 65 53 68 77 46 50 39 49

260 389 95 263 200 157 279 188 217 191 142 84 278 203 216 295 326 233 272 289 226 302 277 215 231 254 230 125 338 148 139 92 189 179 202 200 323 166 139 167 203 175 172 174 239 238 110 175 135 186

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Money Won (£) 6,237,126 3,086,438 2,583,867 2,336,524 2,099,412 2,019,716 1,996,798 1,860,503 1,855,554 1,791,971 1,701,252 1,600,873 1,534,215 1,532,075 1,494,912 1,458,652 1,436,463 1,371,374 1,338,854 1,333,902 1,292,674 1,278,461 1,265,735 1,161,366 1,116,430 1,107,463 1,079,027 1,056,398 1,029,812 1,009,899 984,678 966,018 939,195 932,324 928,765 921,018 899,303 879,174 857,907 816,234 813,957 812,250 811,424 790,091 788,121 783,073 764,821 747,364 731,457 727,530

Wnrs to Rnrs %

Av. earnings

44.44 39.35 56.16 46.62 47.71 34.54 42.32 35.07 36.81 37.25 31.7 39.7 37.94 37.87 34.96 32.06 37.03 41.46 36.78 46.51 41.33 43.08 39.48 37.68 36.87 41.04 46.15 43.51 36.75 37.25 36.15 43.24 40.36 29.41 36.43 37.7 42.1 32.03 44.79 31.25 31.38 34.37 42.6 35.92 33.1 30.48 34.52 33.61 34.14 24.62

28,876 12,395 35,395 13,127 13,722 18,361 10,565 13,884 10,195 11,712 13,831 23,542 7,868 11,607 9,171 7,927 6,650 8,362 7,695 7,755 8,618 6,800 6,491 8,416 7,918 6,402 6,917 9,781 5,567 9,901 7,574 13,054 8,616 6,855 7,200 7,549 5,259 8,536 8,937 6,377 5,941 6,346 7,056 7,671 5,325 4,775 9,105 6,280 8,920 5,429

Walk away with a National Treasure

stats list Leading European sires of two-year-olds 2014: (by prize-money earned, to August 26) Stallion KODIAC (GB) STARSPANGLEDBANNER (AUS) ACCLAMATION (GB) ZEBEDEE (GB) SIYOUNI (FR) RIP VAN WINKLE (IRE) SHOWCASING (GB) IFFRAAJ (GB) INVINCIBLE SPIRIT (IRE) FAST COMPANY (IRE) GALILEO (IRE) OASIS DREAM (GB) JEREMY (USA) DARK ANGEL (IRE) KENDARGENT (FR) VALE OF YORK (IRE) SHAMARDAL (USA) EXCEED AND EXCEL (AUS) MAKFI (GB) AUSSIE RULES (USA) LOPE DE VEGA (IRE) PACO BOY (IRE) DUTCH ART (GB) ARCANO (IRE) PASTORAL PURSUITS (GB)

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Winners

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67 14 61 70 24 23 40 47 36 51 26 30 12 49 9 35 26 41 24 31 30 39 31 34 34

29 7 14 24 10 8 17 19 17 16 13 9 3 17 3 9 10 16 8 10 11 11 6 9 13

41 10 20 30 12 11 25 21 20 25 15 10 7 21 8 12 13 21 14 12 13 14 7 13 17

Places 82 16 51 83 22 17 45 47 42 66 24 21 11 46 5 29 30 37 23 33 28 46 34 38 36

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Wnrs to Rnrs %

Av. earnings

626,605 367,924 356,375 277,956 263,858 259,397 259,256 256,651 254,821 249,388 244,196 238,341 218,967 214,730 181,073 165,961 164,816 161,248 160,853 148,155 147,898 145,000 143,364 141,427 141,084

43.28 50 22.95 34.28 41.66 34.78 42.5 40.42 47.22 31.37 50 30 25 34.69 33.33 25.71 38.46 39.02 33.33 32.25 36.66 28.2 19.35 26.47 38.23

9,352 26,280 5,842 3,971 10,994 11,278 6,481 5,461 7,078 4,890 9,392 7,945 18,247 4,382 20,119 4,742 6,339 3,933 6,702 4,779 4,930 3,718 4,625 4,160 4,150

Leading European first-season sires 2014: (by prize-money earned, to August 26) Stallion STARSPANGLEDBANNER (AUS) ZEBEDEE (GB) SIYOUNI (FR) RIP VAN WINKLE (IRE) SHOWCASING (GB) FAST COMPANY (IRE) VALE OF YORK (IRE) MAKFI (GB) LOPE DE VEGA (IRE) PACO BOY (IRE) ARCANO (IRE) EQUIANO (FR) QUALITY ROAD (USA) EVASIVE (GB) SILVER FROST (IRE) ALEXANDROS (GB) ZANZIBARI (USA) AIR CHIEF MARSHAL (IRE) LORD SHANAKILL (USA) ALFRED NOBEL (IRE) HELLVELYN (GB)

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7 24 10 8 17 16 9 8 11 11 9 10 1 3 2 3 2 3 5 4 4

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Money Won (£)

Wnrs to Rnrs %

Av. earnings

367,924 277,956 263,858 259,397 259,256 249,388 165,961 160,853 147,898 145,000 141,427 124,250 100,701 90,085 84,101 73,502 69,959 62,002 56,115 53,612 48,960

50 34.28 41.66 34.78 42.5 31.37 25.71 33.33 36.66 28.2 26.47 22.22 100 42.85 9.52 33.33 40 17.64 25 21.05 22.22

26,280 3,971 10,994 11,278 6,481 4,890 4,742 6,702 4,930 3,718 4,160 2,761 100,701 12,869 4,005 8,167 13,992 3,647 2,806 2,822 2,720

Gale Force Ten 1. Sale topping yearling - £280,000stg 2. Royal Ascot Winner 3. By Sire of Sires Oasis Dream out of a Stakes winning dam 4. Family of Champion 2YO Bianca Nera 5. From potent Danzig line of Green Desert, Invincible Spirit etc.

6. Gr.1 Form at 2, Official Rating 115 7. ‘Exceptional looking colt’ - Demi O’ Byrne 8. Sound of mind, wind & limb 9. ‘Tough with plenty of pace’ - Aidan O’ Brien 10. ‘Extravagant mover, swaggered around the ring’ - Carl Evans EBN We strive to find the perfect stallion with a superb race record, by a sire of sires, out of a Stakes winning dam, with speed, exceptional looks, physical durability, a rich pedigree, a great walk, precocious and admired by all the right judges from day one. Well here he is, a perfect ten: Gale Force Ten

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Wet weather dominated the August Deauville meeting...

...but the brilliant Kingman made light of the heavy ground in the Marois

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ingman confirmed his position as the best miler in Europe and Esoterique returned to her best to win the Prix Rothschild (G1), but unfortunately the beginning of Deauville’s August meeting was dominated by the weather, writes Jocelyn de Moubray.

Heavy rain in Deauville in August is not an unknown, but this year the deluge hardly seemed to stop and by the second weekend the ground was not just heavy but also cut up. In every race the jockeys zigzagged across the track in search of ground not completely churned up.

Kingman had already won the Irish Guineas on heavy ground and with the weather reducing the field to only five, Prince Khalid Abdullah’s son of Invincible Spirit started a long odds-on favourite for the Group 1 Prix Jacques le Marois Fresnay le Buffard on August 17.

None of his four opponents are confirmed mud lovers and the race was set up for Kingman to show his exceptional speed.

The first 3f were run at a very sedate pace with Red Dubawi, who has shown his best form when coming with a late run, in front followed by the filly Rizeena with Kingman held up in last. There can be no doubt that however good Kingman is as a miler, he would be equally effective over shorter distances as he showed fantastic acceleration to come past the field in the last 2f recording two sub 12-second fractions.

Kingman was a comfortable two and a half length winner from Anodin and Olympic Glory, but impressive as it was to watch and as brilliant as the fractions were at the end of the race, this was not the most competitive

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Jacques le Marois of recent times and the race was not a severe test for the John Gosdentrained champion.

Kingman would have faced a sterner test if Edouard de Rothschild’s Esoterique had been allowed to take her chance.

The André Fabre-trained daughter of Danehill Dancer had beaten Integral at Newmarket in May and confirmed that form when coming from behind to beat her stable companion, the 1,000 Guineas winner Miss France, and Integral again in the Group 1 Prix Rothschild at the beginning of August.

After a narrow defeat in the Poule d’Essai des Pouliches at three, Esoterique disappointed in the Diane and was then off the track with serious health problems for the remainder of her three-year-old season.

She did not start as a two-year-old either and won her first Group 1 on her ninth career start. She is likely to add to this tally this year and possibly next as she is probably going to stay in training as a five-year-old.

She looks to be both the fastest and the best of the progeny of her extraordinary dam Dievotchka, who produced her at the age of 21. She is a daughter of Dancing Brave who was purchased as a yearling at Keeneland July from Windfields Farm; all names from a different era. She was in training with Luca Cumani in Newmarket, but never raced and didn’t get in-foal until she was five.

Her first 12 foals include six Group or stakes winners – Russian Hope, Russian Hill, Russian Desert and Russian Cross, Archange d’Or and Esoterique. Before Esoterique her progeny had been at their best over 1m2f or further, but Dievotchka’s daughter of Danehill Dancer has an exceptional turn of foot when held up for a late run.

Despite the ground conditions, which came in for criticisim from some quarters, the racing at Deauville as always attracted top-class participants and has set the scene for the autumn championships

euro racing The French-trained three-year-old colts have not looked to be a particularly strong group this year and with Karakontie and Ectot both temporarily on the sidelines, the Group 2 Prix Guillaume d’Ornano gave the others a chance to shine. It was an opportunity seized

by Gailo Chop, a gelding by Deportivo who has been owned by a partnership between his breeder Alain Chopard and the Australian OTI partnership since winning two Group races at Longchamp in the spring.

Soft or heavy ground is no problem for him and with the two favourites Prince Gibraltar and Western Hymn being held up almost certainly too far back, the Antoine de Watrigrant-trained colt made all of the

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Siyouni confirmed his position amongst Europe’s leading first-season sires in August as the son of Pivotal had two stakes winners in Deauville running and won unchallenged by 3l from Free Port Lux, Prince Gibraltar and Western Hymn. He is likely to be rested now to be prepared for an Australian campaign in 2015.

Chopard is one of France’s most successful breeders – by mid-August horses bred by his

Haras des Faunes had won 28 races and €1.4 million in prize-money and premiums putting him in fourth place in the breeders’ table behind only the Aga Khan, the Wertheimer brothers and Elizabeth Vidal.

Nearly all of his horses run in his own colours and are by one of the five stallions based at his farm, which is only a few kilometers from Bordeaux. He currently stands Deportivo, Captain Chop, Maiguri, Muhaymin and Panis, none of them well known names in the world of commercial breeding but all have produced, or will in the future, good winners for Chopard, his friends and his clients.

A possible new contender for top honours among France’s three-year-old colts is the Haras de Saint Pair’s Monsun home-bred Vadamos, an easy winner of a Listed race in Vichy at the end of July. Since moving up to run over 1m3f, the Francois Rohaut-trained colt has yet to be headed in a race and the manner of his victory in Vichy suggests he could, like many of his sire’s best, develop into a top class horse as a four-year-old.

He is a son of the Peintre Celebre mare Celebre Vadala, a stakes winner from the family of Valixir, Vadawina, Vazira, Veda and many other top class performers for Jean-Luc Lagardère and the Aga Khan.

The Aga Khan’s Siyouni confirmed his position amongst Europe’s leading firstseason sires in August as the son of Pivotal had two stakes winners in Deauville.

The Aga Khan’s filly Ervedya remained unbeaten after three starts with an easy victory in the 6f Group 3 Prix Cabourg. The Jean Claude Rouget-trained filly is by far the best of the four foals of racing age produced by the King’s Best mare Elva.

The same is true of Chris Wright’s homebred filly Souvenirdelondres, who broke her maiden when coming from behind to win the Listed Prix de la Vallee d’Auge over 5f. The Jonathan Pease-trained filly is Dilag’s fifth foal of racing age and although I’m So Glad, her Clodovil foal of 2009 was stakes-placed, this is her first black-type winner. Siyouni is

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...the Niarchos family’s More Than Ready colt Nucifera, could well be the best two-year-old seen out in France so far this year

Avenir Certain cooling off after her straightforward Group 2 Prix de la Nonette victory: she was shortened to 10-1 for the Arc

already oversubscribed for the 2015 season, despite the fact that the Haras de Bonneval hasn’t decided upon his fee, let alone announced it.

Pease is among the top 20 trainers in France, despite having run only 26 different horses by mid-August. Aside from Souvenirdelondres his stable also includes the Niarchos family’s More Than Ready colt Nucifera, who could well be the best two-year-old colt seen out in France so far.

Nucifera completed a hat-trick of victories when coming from behind and racing away from a strong field to win the 7f Listed Prix Francois Boutin.

Boutin did, of course, train and buy many of the Niarchos family’s best winners and this first win in the race was clearly an important triumph for them. Nucifera is the first foal of the unraced Kingmambo mare Lotus Sutra, while his fourth dam Aviance won the Phoenix Stakes in the same colours in 1984.

There are two candidates to take on Nucifera in the autumn Group 1s. The first is Godolphin’s Territories, a son of Invincible Spirit trained by Fabre, who had beaten Souvenirdelondres at Chantilly and was taken out of the Francois Boutin because of the state of the ground.

The second is Joe Allen’s Medaglia d’Oro colt Romeo Lima. It is never easy to judge the quality of races for unraced horses, but few are won in such a spectacular manner and

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he strolled 10l clear of his rivals over 6f at Deauville at the beginning of August.

Finally, Avenir Certain continued her march to the Arc de Triomphe with an untroubled success in the Group 2 Prix de la Nonette, taking her record to six wins from six starts.

The race was something of a shoe-in for her as the conditions did not penalise her for any of her Group 1 victories. However, she had to cope with the ground and although she did lose her footing twice, she gained a cosy length and a half victory from Crisolles, who gave sire Le Havre a one-two.

Developing German strength in depth

The German Classic generation of 2014 looks to be getting stronger and stronger as the weeks and big races go by.

Amongst the fillies, Wunder (Adlerflug) was a Group winner at Chantilly in July and Indian Rainbow (Indian Haven) came close to defying a penalty in the Group 3 Prix de Lieury in Deauville in August.

But good as these two fillies are, they are not the best trained in Germany. Over a mile the Rock Of Gibraltar filly Ajaxana looked markedly superior when winning the German 1,000 Guineas from Diamond Dove and Indian Rainbow.

Diamond Dove, a daughter of Dr Fong trained by Andreas Lowe, was second again in the Group 1 Preis der Diana at Dusseldorf

at the beginning of August, beaten 2l by Gestüt Etzean’s Lord Of England filly, who was making her first start for her new trainer Andreas Wöhler.

If the fillies are clearly up to competing in the best races outside Germany, the colts could, of course, be better still.

Sea The Moon continues his Arc preparation in Markus Klug’s Röttgen stables, but two of the colts he thrashed in Hamburg have won Group races since.

Lucky Lion, second and a full 11l behind Sea The Moon in the Derby, quickened past Noble Mission to win the Group 1 Grosser Dallmayr-Preis-Bayerisches Zuchtrennen in Munich at the end of July over 1m2f.

A few weeks later Eric, fourth in the Derby beaten 14l, won the 1m2f Group 3 Grosser Preis Der Sparkasse Krefeld.

Both Lucky Lion, a son of High Chaparral trained like Indian Rainbow and Diamond Dove by Andreas Lowe, and Eric, a son of Tertullian trained by Christian won der Recke, are better suited to 1m2f than the Derby trip, but nobody can say that Sea The Moon beat moderate horses to win his Derby.

Lowe also won another Group 1 race with a three-year-old when Sirius, a son of Dashing Blade bred by Etzean, won the Group 1 Grosser Preis Von Berlin over 1m4f in Berlin in August, the beaten horses including last year’s Derby winner Lucky Speed.

Lukas returns to his Lady

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EMBERS of the Take Charge Lady clan have been important assets to the D. Wayne Lukas barn over the past two years, gifting the legendary conditioner Will Take Charge and his promising juvenile Take Charge Brandi. It was no surprise to see him and the pair’s owner, Willis Horton, return to the well so vigorously at Saratoga early last month, writes Nancy Sexton.

Armed with a greater insight than most of the family, Lukas stretched all the way to $1,250,000 during the second night to secure the auction sale-topper, a War Front grand-daughter of Take Charge Lady out of Charming.

As he signed the ticket, Lukas expressed his high regard for the filly’s two-year-old halfsister Take Charge Brandi, at that point just coming off a runner-up effort in the Grade 3 Schuylerville Stakes at Saratoga.

Charming herself commanded $3,200,000 from Todd Pletcher at the 2006 Keeneland September Sale and as the first foal out of triple Grade 1 winner Take Charge Lady, a

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...Charming’s filly was one of only two yearlings catalogued by War Front and she was always going to be one of the more coveted lots of the sale $4,200,000 mare purchase by Eaton Sales in 2004, Charming has been a collectors’ item throughout her life.

A daughter of Seeking The Gold, Charming initially lived up to her promise, winning well first time out as a two-year-old at Keeneland in the colours of James Scatuorchio. A share subsequently changed hands, sold to Michael Tabor, but her career ended abruptly two starts later at Monmouth Park when she was

injured in the Serena’s Song Stakes.

Since then the family has flourished thanks to her siblings, who are led by last year’s champion Will Take Charge, winner of the 2013 Clark Handicap and third in last month’s Whitney Handicap just days before the sale.

Take Charge Lady is also the dam of Take Charge Indy, winner of the 2012 Florida Derby.

Add in the fact that Charming’s filly was one of only two yearlings catalogued by War Front and she was always going to be one of the more coveted lots of the sale.

The lack of international interest at the sale, notably from European and Japanese buyers (Blandford Bloodstock was the only European bloodstock agency to sign for a lot, going to $600,000 for a War Front filly), was offset by robust competition from domestic buyers.

Gross sales of $33,284,000 were recorded over the two sessions, up 4.4 per cent from 2013 when six fewer horses were sold. The average of $291,965 represented a minimal one per cent drop from last year, while the median fell five per cent to $237,500. Against

Results from the Saratoga Selected Sale were pretty much on a par with 2013... despite the absence of many European and Japanese buyers

The trainer goes to £1.25 million for the grand-daughter of Take Charge Lady that, a total of 14 horses sold for $100,000 or more compared to 13 in 2013.

The talking point during the first session was the ten per cent buyback rate. Although a sluggish start to the second day saw that healthy figure rise, the sale ended with a respectable 114 lots out of 141 reported as sold, resulting in a buyback rate of 19.1 per cent.

Another welcome element was the return of John Ferguson to the buyers’ docket.

Formerly the dominant buyer at this sale, notably when walking away with $8,530,000 worth of yearlings in 2011, Ferguson signed for just one yearling at last year’s renewal.

Although he was not present at this year’s sale, Ferguson’s

name appeared against 11 yearlings worth a total of $4,675,000 led by the only Bernardini catalogued, a colt from Gainesway who cost $800,000. His expenditure accounted for 14 per cent of the entire sale aggregate.

While War Front’s international profile continues

to gain momentum, the American season belongs to Gainesway Farm’s Tapit. Already the sire of nine Graded stakes winners this year, Tapit is deservedly reaching even greater commercial heights, as illustrated by the fact that he returned an average of $1,075,000 for two yearlings sold at Saratoga.

Alex Solis and Jason Litt signed on behalf of an undisclosed client for a Tapit filly out of 2009 champion two-year-old filly She Be Wild, who topped the first evening when selling for $1,150,000.

Bluewater Sales sold the filly on behalf of breeders Mike and Nancy Mazzoni.

Only five years ago, the Mazzonis were prompted to retain their homebred She Be Wild after the daughter of Offlee Wild failed to sell for $19,000 as a two-year-old. Within months her value had multiplied following a championship two-year-old season that was capped by a victory in the Breeders’ Cup Juvenile Fillies at Santa Anita.

Tapit was also responsible for a filly out of Rote – a half-sister to Grade 1 winner D. Wayne Lukas signed for this top lot daughter of War Front, out of Charmed: it is a family he knows very well

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By Tapit, this daughter of She Be Wild fetched $1,250,000 – the top three lots at the Saratoga Selected Sale were all fillies

Magnificent Song – who sold for $1,000,000 to Nat Rea’s Regis Farms. Offered by Bluegrass Thoroughbred Services, the grey had been a bold $550,000 Keeneland November pinhook by Merriebelle Stable, the nom de plum of John Moore and Charles Noell, who are best known in Europe as the recent purchasers of the Kilfrush Stud stock.

Offlee Wild gets first Grade 1 winner

While Offlee Wild’s daughter She Be Wild enjoyed success in the sale ring, the former Darley stallion struck on the track as the sire of easy Grade 1 Haskell Invitational winner Bayern. Despite facing the likes of Untapable, who was coming off a near 10l score in the Coaching Club American Oaks, as well as Belmont Stakes third Medal Count, Bob Baffert’s colt was gifted an easy lead under Martin Garcia and stretched clear to win by seven and a quarter lengths.

A first Grade 1 winner by Offlee Wild, who stands for $4,000 at Pin Oak Lane Farm in Pennsylvania, he was bred in Kentucky by Helen Alexander out of Alittlebitearly – so named because she was foaled on December 14, 2002.

This is one of the strongest families in the American Stud Book. The unraced Alittlebitearly is a Thunder Gulch half-sister to Bertolini and out of Aquilegia, an Alydar

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Moreno is Ghostzapper’s sixth Grade 1 winner in six crops and his fee has headed back up to $50,000

sister to champion Althea. Her grand-dam is blue hen Courtly Dee, also the ancestress of Green Desert, Arch and this year’s Japanese Derby winner One And Only.

At Saratoga, front-running tactics were also successful in the case of Southern Equine’s homebred Moreno, who held off Itsmyluckyday and Will Take Charge to take the Grade 1 Whitney Handicap for Eric Guillot. Palace Malice, winner of the Metropolitan Handicap in June, failed to fire as the 13-20 favourite in sixth.

Moreno hails from the fourth crop of Adena Springs’ Ghostzapper, bred when the 2004 American Horse of the Year stood for $125,000. The son of Awesome Again actually started stud life at a fee of $200,000 and sired a Grade 1 winner, Blue Grass Stakes scorer Stately Victor, in his first crop.

However, he was the only Grade 1 winner out of that first group of 81 foals and by 2011 Ghostzapper was available for $20,000.

The situation has improved since then, however. Moreno is Ghostzapper’s sixth Grade 1 winner in six crops and his fee has headed back up to $50,000.

The Saratoga meeting has also been kind to Ghostzapper’s half-brother City Zip, whose son Palace became his third Grade 1 winner in the Alfred G. Vanderbilt Handicap. The fiveyear-old was claimed by his present trainer

Linda Rice for just $20,000 at Belmont Park in October 2012; since then he has won a further nine races in the silks of Antonino Miuccio. Victory in the Alfred G. Vanderbilt saw his earnings break the million dollar barrier.

The news that Hard Spun is returning from Japan to stand at Darley in Kentucky for 2015 was announced shortly after his son Wicked Strong returned to winning ways in the Grade 2 Jim Dandy Stakes at Saratoga.

Winner of the Wood Memorial (G1) at Aqueduct in April, Wicked Strong was fitted with first-time blinkers by Jim Jerkens following his fourth-placed effort behind Tonalist in the Belmont Stakes and the colt duly turned in an improved effort to turn the tables on his Belmont conqueror.

The Hard Spun news was even more opportune with the victory of Hardest Core in the Grade 1 Arlington Million – one of the few stallions over that weekend to hold the flag aloft for the domestic stallions.

Fellow Darley stallion Street Sense, another who recently spent a season in Japan, was also on the mark as the sire of Test Stakes heroine Sweet Reason. Leah Gyarmati’s filly sprang to prominence at Saratoga last year when successful in the Spinaway Stakes and, by taking the Test, she became the first filly since Numbered Account in 1972 to pull off the Spinaway Stakes-Test Stakes double.

Among the younger generation of sires, the fast start made by 2010 Kentucky Derby winner Super Saver has set tongues wagging.

Progeny of the WinStar Farm stallion have been particularly well showcased during the Saratoga meeting, where his quartet of firstcrop winners include I Spent It, a $600,000 purchase out of this year’s Fasig-Tipton Florida Sale by Alex and JoAnn Lieblong who went some way to paying back that outlay when successful in the Grade 2 Saratoga Special Stakes.

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Down to earth approach

Ivawood as a foal with dam Keenes Royale

As Lissa Oliver finds out, business partners Mary Davison and Debbie Kitchin are doing a pretty good, unflustered job of producing stakes horses

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Kicking along,” is how Mary Davison describes the highly successful Catherinestown Stud that she owns and runs on the Meath Kildare border, an apt-enough description for a business currently booting home the winners.

Racing and breeding is a business built largely on luck and chatting with Davison it’s clear she has a unique feel for fate’s ebb and flow, preferring to go with gut instinct, even if it does sometimes go against perceived wisdom.

Her instinct has so far served her, and long-time business partner Debbie Kitchin, very well indeed and this season Catherinestown Stud is being ably advertised by the Group 2 July Stakes and Richmond Stakes winner Ivawood. The son of Zebedee was bred by the pair, with the foaling and

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Ivawood wins the Group 2 Richmond Stakes at Glorious Goodwood.

The Zebedee colt holds entries in the Group 2 Champagne Stakes, the Group 1 Middle Park, Group 1 Dewhurst Stakes and Group 1 Racing Post Trophy

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catherinestown stud sales’ prep carried out by Davison herself on the 100-acre farm.

“My father [Walt Davison] was a vet and very much into bloodstock, he was a genius,” Davison says, adding: “He bred Bitty Girl, Steel Heart and Hot Spark and bred four Group winners one year. I didn’t appreciate it at the time, I was still at college and didn’t appreciate a lot of things, never mind Group winners!”

When her father died, Davison took over the farm and her genial attitude and inherent passion for horses have shaped her path of success.

“We’re a very small concern,” she says cheerfully, surprised by all the attention Ivawood has induced. “I only have 12 stables, but I’ve always hung in there and sometimes I’ve been at the bottom of the barrel and then something always comes along and brings you bobbing up to the top.”

It’s a typically relaxed view, in what appears to be a wonderfully stress-free environment for horse and horsewoman at Catherinestown, but the fickle world of the sales ring is no respecter of shrewd planning and Davison’s inclination to roll with the tide

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I have a theory that if the mare’s good enough she’ll breed a winner to any sire, so I’m not put off by going to a first-season sire and not plan too far ahead seems the ideal method.

When good judgement is combined with that required luck the two become a potent force.

“Just these last couple of years we’ve had some good times,” she says. “Well, we think so, we’re very easily pleased!”

Davison first met Debbie Kitchin 16 years ago, when taking a half-share in a foal that Kitchin was having difficulty in selling at the time. The foal subsequently sold well and the pair have “kicked along” nicely ever since.

Their combined sales record exemplifies

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best business practice – successfully identifying the market and never falling to the temptation of over-breeding their mares. “I’ve never really had much luck using expensive stallions,” Davison says of the few €7,000 plus coverings she has used.

“I don’t feel that going to expensive stallions is the answer. I have a theory that if the mare’s good enough she’ll breed a winner to any sire, so I’m not put off by going to a first-season sire and, if things go right, you can make unreal money at the sales.”

She recognises that it’s very much a numbers’ game, so having a business partner increases the chances and eases the burden if things go the wrong way.

The partnership had originally involved Davison preparing and selling Kitchin’s foals, but Davison made the suggestion that they go into partnership with some mares.

“It’s very difficult to buy a winning mare by yourself,” points out Davison. “They sell for at least 20,000gns at Newmarket and then it’s nearer €30,000 by the time you’ve got her home.”

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he partnership has so far belied those wise cautionary words and made it look almost easy, Keenes Royale being a classic case in point. The daughter of Red Ransom and Kinnaird failed to make her reserve at the Tattersalls December Sales, being led out unsold at 20,000gns in 2010.

“She was a big strong mare and we liked the pedigree, so we risked it,” smiles her buyer. The mare duly ended up with the partnership, initially based with Kitchin in order to be prepared for covering.

“Debbie lives in Sligo and Tally-Ho Stud is the closest to her,” explains Davison. “We went to have a look at the stallions and liked Zebedee, so that’s how that mating came about.

“Goffs has also been a lucky stamping ground for us and that’s where the resulting colt foal, the first produce of Keenes Royale, ended up in November 2012, making a very pleasing €65,000 bought by Rathmoyle Exports Ltd. “He was a very big strong foal, like his dam,” remembers Davison of the colt subsequently named Ivawood and bought as a yearling by Amanda Skiffington for 220,000gns last autumn.

His dam more or less followed him through the ring, making €48,000. “Debbie had

catherinestown stud hoped to buy her back, but when she made €48,000 we were both very happy,” Davison says wryly. “Luke Lillingston bought her and he said to me then ‘I don’t know why you’re selling this mare!’ How right he was!”

One firm fan of the bigger mare was the late and much-missed Australian agent, David Medbury, who sourced and bought a number of mares for the two girls, including Keenes Royale.

“We worked together. Debbie had always had small mares, but David felt that if we sent a big mare to a first-season sire, her first foal would be more likely then to be a bit bigger. The first year he bought us Frosted, a daughter of Dr Fong out of the Polar Falcon mare Arctic Air, a full-sister to Andronikos, and we sent her to Bushranger. The colt foal made €50,000 at Goffs and we were very happy with that.”

Medbury was also instrumental in the purchase of Fire Up on behalf of Davison. She is by Motivator with the distinction of being a half-sister to Al Kazeem, and was bought in foal to Avonbridge. The result of the mating is the colt B Cosmos, who is now a promising juvenile in training with Willie McCreery. Fire Up’s half-brother duly picked up three Group 1 wins, with the recent unexpected possibility of a host more top level success to come in future.

“I do love speed, but Fire Up was my first venture into middle-distance pedigrees” says Davison. “I sent her to Big Bad Bob, as I wanted something a bit middle-of-the-road for her. That colt foal made €95,000 last year at Goffs and Fire Up is now in-foal to Makfi having lost an Arcano foal this season – that is the downside of this business.”

Davison and Kitchin currently share three mares: Decadence (Singspiel-Penny Cross (Efisio)), who is a half-sister to the Listed placed Penny Drops; Ten Commandments (Key Of Luck-Zoudie (Ezzoud)) and the recently purchased Reign (Elusive City-Joint Aspiration (Pivotal)), who Davison admits was something of a lucky find.

“Friends bought her at Newmarket last autumn for 5,000gns,” reveals Davison.

“They’d arrived over the night before and fog grounded all the aeroplanes on the morning of the sale so there was no one there!

“They got her very cheap, along with a couple of others and were looking for a quick turn-around. We bought her this spring at Goffs.”

The girls are currently planning to keep her, although they admit that they are happy

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I kept a few families that my father had, but only one produced a Group winner and in the end I just had to move them on to operate a fairly flexible selling policy.

This is exemplified by Lexi The Princess,

by Holy Roman Emperor out of the Sadler’s Wells mare Star Profile, who was sold at the 2013 Goffs November Breeding Stock Sale for €120,000. The pair had bought her only a little earlier that year at Goffs February Sale for just €15,000.

“We pushed our boundaries a bit, sending her to Dark Angel, who was standing then at €12,000,” Davison admits, “but sometimes you have to take a chance. We were lucky as Lethal Force then came along and we just thought that the time was right to reconsign

her and see what would happen. We put her in the sale and the rest, as they say, is history!”

There are many happy accidents in the story of Catherinestown Stud, a testament to the fine eye and judgement of Davison and Kitchin, and much of that is due to the ideal partnership between the two.

“Debbie preps the mares for the breeding season and she’s very good at getting them ready,” Davison explains. “I do the foaling and prepare them for the sales, which is my strength as I have great help in Sean Hanley, who has been part of my operation from the beginning… I make it sound so easy!”

That was certainly the case until recently, but Davison admits: “Last year I said to Debbie that I didn’t want to foal any anymore, so we decided that I would keep one and she would keep one.

“As we now have Reign, we’re considering selling Decadence, who is in-foal to Kodiac – we’ll enter her anyway,” she says. “Ten Commandments, who is in-foal to Elusive Pimpernel, will also be entered.

“Hopefully, we’ll go shopping again and repeat the cycle. I kept a few families that my

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I was thinking of swinging back to selling yearlings; I’ve been advised not to, but then again I tend to do my own thing Catherinestown, producing the Listed winner and Group-placed Richard Hannon filly Baileys Cacao, as well as the winner Aqua Vitae.

Foals for sale this autumn: above, by Casamento, and, below, by Roderic O’Connor

father had, but only one produced a Group winner and in the end I just had to move them on,” says Davison commercial realism tempered with a tinge of sadness. “That is probably, if thinking about it, why I like to move mares on.”

One mare who probably won’t be moving home is Baileys Cream, by Mister Baileys, who has been a grand performer for

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aileys Cream’s Zebedee filly yearling made €47,000 last year as a foal, while her previous progeny made €72,000, €41,000 and €32,000.

“I sent her to Invincible Spirit in his cheap year and the filly fetched €69,000, her foals normally sell well,” says Davison.

While Baileys Cream and Ivawood have been doing much to advertise Catherinestown Stud of late, Davison has enjoyed plenty of past success and bred High Society, the dam of Society Rock.

“I got her dam Ela’s Gold, who was a foal by Ela-Mana-Mou at the time, from my mother when she retired from the stud business. I sent her to Key Of Luck for her second covering – High Society was the

result. She was a good filly, who was a Listed winner and Group placed for Eddie Lynam.”

This year the ring of loyalty went full circle – Baileys Cream was sent to visit Society Rock standing at Tally-Ho Stud.

At the time of writing, Davison was planning to embark on yearling preparation the following day.

“That’s the easy part,” she admits, “it’s getting them into sales that’s difficult. I prefer to sell foals, but a popular foal has a tough time at the sales – in and out, in and out all day being shown and then there’s the multiple scoping and groping of testicles for the colts. I was thinking of swinging back to selling yearlings; I’ve been advised not to, but then again I tend to do my own thing!”

Following the yearlings, all attention will be focused on the sales foals. Davison is preparing two early colt foals for her business partner – a Kodiac out of Easy Times, from the family of Love Divine, and a Sir Prancealot colt who is out of the winning Green Desert mare Greenflash, from the family of Cadeaux Genereux. It is hoped the mare’s yearling of this year, a filly by Kodiac, will be heading into training with Richard Hannon, having been bought by Julie Woods as a foal at Goffs last autumn.

“Yet more Tally-Ho stallions!” Davison laughs.

The pair’s shared foals are a Dragon Pulse filly out of Decadence and a Casamento filly out of Ten Commandments, which along with Mary’s Roderic O’Connor colt foal out of Baileys Cream, are all to be consigned at Goffs. She will also be selling three NH-bred foals at Tattersalls Fairyhouse for longstanding clients.

Davison and Kitchin share the ethic and enthusiasm of the typical small breeder, but if they continue to bob so high at the top of the barrel they may just have to revise their modest opinion of themselves.

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Always doing his best Slade Power is giving jockey Wayne Lordan a fine season, writes Donn McClean

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here was all the talk before the Diamond Jubilee Stakes at Royal Ascot in June. The Power double, they were saying. Sole Power, King’s Stand; Slade Power, Diamond Jubilee.

No pressure. Or if there was, Wayne Lordan didn’t show it.

His demeanour when Eddie Lynam gave him the leg up in the parade ring was as it always is – calm, relaxed, ready for the job that lay ahead. Same as it was when Fozzy Stack gave him the leg up on Wannabe Better in the parade ring at Leopardstown two days previously, before he went out and won the Group 3 Ballycorus Stakes on her.

It is borne out of confidence. Confidence in his horse, confidence in himself. You’re always doing your best, he tells you. You’re always doing your job to the best of your ability. That’s all you can do. If you do that, you don’t need to feel any pressure.

Lordan always had confidence in Slade Power, he always shared Eddie Lynam’s view that the son of Dutch Art was a Group 1 sprinter in-waiting. He had gone close. He had won a Group 2, finished second in a Group 1, but in the lead up

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The July Cup was there for Slade Power to lose, but the race worked out “perfectly” says jockey Wayne Lordan (opposite)

to the Diamond Jubilee, it all seemed to be falling into place.

Slade Power had never been better. The performance that he had put up in winning the Greenlands Stakes on his seasonal debut four weeks earlier was one of the best of his life. Not only that, but Lordan had ridden him in his final piece of work before Royal Ascot, at Fairyhouse, on his own, and he had given him a feel that you don’t get too often. This horse was bursting with well-being and ready to run for his life.

“I knew that there was plenty of pace on my side of the track,” recalls Lordan, “and I was always going to ride him the way that I rode him when he won the Group 2 race there on Champions’ Day last October; just behind the leaders.”

It all went to plan. Astaire and Gordon Lord Byron took them along on the far side, as Lordan thought they would, and he just slotted in behind them. The front two came back to him a little earlier than ideal, and he found himself in front just inside the 2f pole, but at no stage did Lordan feel that he was going to get beaten.

“I always felt that he had plenty left,” says the jockey. “I could hear the horses on the

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I could hear the horses on the stands’ side coming towards me, but, once my fellow heard them, he picked up again stands’ side coming towards me, but, once my fellow heard them, he picked up again.”

That was some feeling, Royal Ascot, a Diamond Jubilee Stakes, a Group 1 race.

Slade Power’s first, Wayne Lordan’s third, and his fourth Royal Ascot win to go with Lolly For Dolly and Duntle (x two).

“I love Royal Ascot. It has always been a good place for me.”

Born to the job

Wayne Lordan cannot remember a time when he didn’t want to be a jockey. Nine years old

when he started riding in pony races, he was small, smaller than most nine-year-olds, but he was well able to handle the animal beneath him even then.

Trainer Thomond O’Mara spotted him, saw the youngster’s talent, and gave him his start as an apprentice. It was also O’Mara who made the introduction to Tommy and Fozzy Stack, and Lordan himself spent a couple of weeks during the summer as a 12-yearold working with David Wachman, then based at Carrick-on-Suir. He didn’t know it at the time, but he was putting in place the cornerstones for his career as a professional rider.

His size is a massive asset. Or a diminutive asset, depending on your perspective. O’Mara remembers that there was an old teapot in the yard which young Lordan used to have stand on when he was putting a bridle on a horse. Lordan himself remembers a big wheelbarrow at Wachman’s in which he says could have lived!

When he started riding, he could claim the maximum 10lb off bottom weight. Even now, he only just about gets the needle to go beyond 7st. He eats what he likes when he likes and he rides at whatever weight he likes.

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wayne lordan No wasting, no worrying about diet. Perhaps that explains his constant demeanour, at ease with the world, comfortable in his own skin.

A good lightweight apprentice who was getting plenty of rides and riding plenty of winners, he went to the US during the 2003-04 winter to hone his skills and he rode five winners under a claiming licence at Turfway Park. When he came back to Ireland, all set for the 2004 season, he couldn’t claim his 3lb any more, because he had ridden under a claiming licence in America.

He should have had 13 winners left claiming 3lb. He should have been able to start the season with his claim, he should have been able to attract the rides that a good claiming rider attracts, build up the momentum through the season, the relationships with horses, the relationships with trainers.

As it was, he kicked off the season from a standing start, with no competitive advantage over the top professionals – there was no reason why a trainer would choose the youngster over Michael Kinane or Pat Smullen. Predictably, he struggled.

He did ride Tolpuddle to win the Irish Lincoln on the first day of the season, but he rode just 10 more winners for the remainder of the term. That said, it wasn’t all bad. He developed a great relationship with Tommy and Fozzy Stack, and he started riding for David Wachman. Things picked up, he rode 41 winners in 2005, and the upward trajectory has not stopped since.

The high-class horses followed. Alexander

Tango, Myboycharlie, Walk On Bye, Unsung Heroine. Then, at York in 2010, he went and rode 100-1 shot Sole Power for Eddie Lynam, and won the Nunthorpe Stakes.

“That was obviously brilliant,” he says.

“My first Group 1 win. Although Sole Power was a 100-1 shot, we knew we were going there with a small chance, and the race just worked out perfectly for me.”

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ole Power was effectively Lordan’s ride until the 2011 Nunthorpe Stakes, when he was required by Wachman to ride the exciting juvenile Requinto. Sole Power was actually scratched, the ground had gone too soft for him, but there was still that difficulty there. There was no falling out or anything, but Lordan has only ridden Sole Power once since.

You know that there was no falling out because, when Slade Power – owned, like Sole Power, by David and Sabena Power and trained, like Sole Power, by Eddie Lynam – was getting going as a three-year-old sprinter, Lordan was the man who rode him.

The Corkman was on board when Slade Power made his racecourse debut at The Curragh in May 2011, but he was away when the Dutch Art colt won at Dundalk the following December.

“I was on honeymoon!” smiles Lordan.

Pat Smullen rode him to victory then, and Johnny Murtagh rode him when he won at Cork in April 2012, but Lordan rode him at

Dundalk the following month, and he has ridden him in all 15 of his races since. So far, it has been some journey.

“Slade has been brilliant for me,” he says, “and especially this summer – to win a Diamond Jubilee on him, and then to win a July Cup on him. I suppose when you are associated with a horse like that, people know you better. When there is a spare ride going, your name might be higher on the list than it would have been before.”

Every rider needs the horses to carry him there, and Lordan has excelled on Slade Power. In the July Cup, he gave him the same keep-it-simple ride that he had given him at Ascot. Same methodology, same outcome.

“There may have been a little more pressure going into the July Cup,” he confides. “He was the horse to beat, he was a warm favourite, so we were expected to win.

And I was a little worried that there might not be that much pace on my side. In the end, though, it worked out perfectly.”

A bout of ringworm has meant that Slade Power misses his intended engagement in the Sprint Cup at Haydock so will be heading straight to Australia to take on the best Antipodean sprinters in their own back yard.

“The Australian plan is exciting,” says Lordan. “He has stepped forward from last year when he was second in the Sprint Cup. Mentally, he’s a stronger horse. Every horse has his year, and this year is Slade Power’s.”

It’s also Lordan’s. Or one of Wayne Lordan’s.

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Thinking BIG

Last year’s top priced lot at the Tattersalls Ireland September Sale was bought to race in Poland. Lissa Oliver finds out more about the country’s developing racing industy

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he racing industry can be a fickle creature and trends come and go quicker than high street fashions. China may well be the “New Black”, but there’s a wellestablished industry much nearer to home, upwardly mobile and with proof of a consistent rise only set to continue... Poland Evidence could be seen of this push to the top for the former Eastern bloc country at the Tattersalls Ireland September Sale in 2013. The top lot, a son of Yeats who fetched €180,000, was bought by the sale’s leading purchaser Lily Corporation, which purchased 12 horses for a spend of over €500,000.

The Lily Corporation is the trading name of Ukrainian owner Konstantin Zgar, who has horses in training in Poland The rise of the influence of racing in Poland owes more than a little to Irish bloodstock agent Bobby O’Ryan and Indian racehorse owner Kishore Mirpuri.

It would be hard to imagine a more enthusiastic arbiter of horseracing than Mirpuri and when his fervour is teamed with the obvious passion of O’Ryan it makes for an infectious mix. The fact that they have one of

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the best products in the racing world to sell makes it all the easier.

There are currently 43 licensed trainers in Poland and the average weekly training fee per horse is comparable to €100. With stable staff earning €120-150 per week, it’s easy to see why keeping a horse in training in Poland is so affordable compared to elsewhere in Europe, where the average weekly training bill is €357.

As is largely standard, the trainer receives 10 per cent of prize-money earned, a Polish Flat jockey, meanwhile, rides at a fee of €25, while the NH jockeys get €45. Both receive five per cent of the prize-money, and there are currently around 50 licensed jockeys.

For those who argue that prize-money is the lifeblood of racing, look no further for supporting evidence than the healthy beating heart of Poland. In the past five years, including a negative dip in 2012, prize-money in Poland has increased by an average of 13.5 per cent. Last year saw a massive leap in

prize-money of over 30 per cent to €2 million, while owners of Polish-breds receive extra premiums of 17 per cent if finishing in the prize-money.

The training costs recovered by each horse that has raced in Poland is the highest in Europe, as the table left indicates.

Total prize-money in Poland over the past five years has consistently exceeded the equivalent of €1.2 million, with the average race worth €2,300 on the Flat and €1,950 over jumps.

While NH racing isn’t anywhere near as popular as the Flat, both codes present viable opportunities for racehorse owners and it’s easy to see why Mirpuri had no shortage of takers for his hugely successful syndicates.

The two tables opposite show exactly how tempting racehorse ownership in Poland can be.

It wasn’t always the case and leading owner Mirpuri found things very different when he first moved to Poland, from India, not helped

polish racing when the sports’ organisers went bust in 2006-07.

“When I first came to Poland in the late 1990s a lot of owners had gone out of the sport and I was very afraid that with no new faces it would become a dying scene,” he explains.

“New faces are very important to keep the industry moving forward. A syndicate is a very good way of getting new owners, so I formed syndicates, tried to attract new people and let them see what fun it was to be involved.”

Helping Mirpuri greatly in spreading the good word was Irish agent Bobby O’Ryan, who was introduced by Irish Thoroughbred Marketing (ITM) through Tattersalls Ireland’s sponsorship of a Warsaw race.

“We were very lucky with the horses bought in Ireland and when people saw the horses doing well, more joined,” reveals Mirpuri. “But it’s all down to luck. I’m good friends with Arqana, too. Like any business, we’re all looking for value for money and it is just that there is more value for money in Ireland at the moment than France.”

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attersalls Ireland have supported racing in Poland every year and sponsor a Listed two-year-old race every September before its sale, with an extra €3,000 voucher presented to the winning connections that can be redeemed at the sales. It would appear to be a good investment – 34 yearlings were bought to go to Poland at Tattersalls Ireland last September.

“Probably in Poland today 60 per cent of racehorses are Irish, German and American,” continues Mirpuri. “The Polish initially never believed an Irish-bred horse could run well at a 1m4f, they thought they were all sprinters and milers!

“The most prestigious Polish races that everyone wants to win are over 1m2f or further. It all comes down to numbers, as we buy more from Ireland we’re getting more winners and finding better stayers.

“The Great Warsaw Cup (Wielka Warszawska) is the main race (2600m) and in 2012 the Irish-bred Camerun, by Singspiel, won. Last year it was a Polish-bred one-two (Patronus beating Kundalini), but they came from imported dams. The benefit of the Irish-bred horses is that they are early maturing and fast.”

Second in the Great Warsaw Cup, as she

Emperor Ajeez was purchased in Ireland by Kishore Mirpuri and Zbigniew Górski.He won the Miler Race for the Strzegom Award, and the Ruler Stakes, beating Pillar, who had been the winter Derby favourite

had been in the Polish Derby, was Polish Oaks winner Kundalini, bred and owned by Mirpuri.

“She comes from a mare Bobby bought for me,” he tells us. “Most owners get into breeding because they have a filly in training and then what do you do with her? You start breeding. And then what do you do, but race what you breed. I can’t claim to be an expert, because breeding is all down to chance.”

Currently 492 mares are registered to visit the country’s 83 stallions, with an annual foal population of just over 300. As more new owners fetch their fillies home to breed from, and find places at stud for their colts, such as Derby and Great Warsaw Cup hero Patronus, who is by the popular Polish sire Ecosse, the future of Polish-breds looks hopeful.

In addition, the country is one of Europe’s leaders in Arabian racing, staging over 200

Poland: Flat racing stats Year

Races

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Starts

Av runners / race

836 915 876 746 761

3808 4757 4454 4545 4057

7.28 7.82 7.4 7.5 8

Av starts / horse 4.56 5.20 5.08 6.09 5.30

Poland: NH racing stats Year

Races

2012 23 2011 22 2010 23 2009 22 2008 13

Rnrs 50 59 71 51 7

Starts

Av runners / race

136 146 163 171 91

5.91 6.64 7.09 7.77 7.00

Av starts / horse 2.72 2.47 2.30 3.35 13.00

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races a year for Arabs and boasting heavy Qatari and Abu-Dhabi involvement.

The first Polish race was recorded in 1777 and the first regular organised racing began in 1841, but the modern Polish Jockey Club was established as recently as 2001. The Club is a state legal entity with its own seat in Warsaw.

It is supervised by the agricultural minister, who is responsible for the appointment of the president and the Council of the Polish Jockey Club. Members of the Jockey Club Council serve a four-year office, while invited members serve for a year at a time, and last year Mirpuri was honoured to serve as an invited member.

“The Jockey Club is very good,” he says in praise. “They are working with Totalizator Sportowy, who don’t have the experience and have made mistakes, but are learning from those mistakes and are really trying very hard and doing a good job.

“They’re in a big deficit at the moment, the betting revenue is not big and it’s getting smaller. They’re losing €3-4 million a year, but they’re getting a lot of income from the Lottery, so it’s okay, and they’re committed to investing and supporting racing and know that the industry will improve and grow.

Locally, the average Czech citizen probably supports racing more than the average Pole and goes racing more, but the Czech racing industry is looking at Poland with envy.

“I worked very closely with the members of the Board of the Jockey Club and was asked to give my opinions,” he reveals. “Frankly, for a local breeder that is a great honour, especially as not so long ago I was bringing in foreign horses, which could be considered a bad thing to do and open to criticism, but

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You have to bring in new bloodlines in order to keep going forward and improving the breed and progress was made as a result a few years on I am now praised for having fetched in valuable new bloodlines.

“You do have to bring in new bloodlines in order to keep going forward and improving the breed and progress was made as a result.

As in the Great Warsaw Cup, the first three home in the Polish Derby were Polish-bred, out of imported dams, and the dams had been bought to race in Poland.

“The situation at the moment is very optimistic and the organiser of racing is the State Lottery company, Totalizator Sportowy, which provides a lot of the funding,” he continues. “Totalizator Sportowy have very big plans to redevelop the whole property of 130 hectares, which the racetrack occupies in the centre of Warsaw, into an entertainment sport complex with horseracing at its fore. It’s a €400 million investment plan handled by Pricewater-Cooper as their advisors, so it will be a big thing when finished.”

For anyone who has recently visited the beautiful track at Warsaw this will come as a big surprise, because it’s already an architectural gem and could rightly be

described as state-of-the-art, despite being opened in 1939.

Few racecourses could have stood the test of time better and the under-turf drainage system means the going is always near-perfect.

There are also two other main tracks, Wroclaw in the south-west, which is making big headway since last year with the support of the city council, and a newly refurbished track in Sopot, on the seaside, which holds four race meetings during the summer.

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big boost to Polish racing was the now defunct Racing Post Yearling Bonus Scheme. Instead of the three €10,000 bonuses it was divided into six at €5,000 per bonus.

“I was the only person to request this and it makes it last a bit longer,” Mirpuri points out. “In these days you can buy a horse for €3-6,000 so it keeps the game going round longer. Few of the winning owners cashed it in, most have gone and spent it on more horses, so it was good and helped both sides.”

The passion for racehorse ownership hasn’t only been ignited at the lower end of the market. Last autumn the first horse in four years to fetch six figures at the Tattersalls Ireland September Yearling Sale was a €110,000 son of Tamayuz, who was knocked down to agent Ananios Antoniadis for the Lily Corporation, which then picked up the record-breaking Yeats colt.

Efforts are also being made to boost racecourse attendances, with families encouraged and picnic areas and children’s activities provided. What can often be seen as “the boring” period between each race is being made more exciting with pony rides and entertainment. Mirpuri, too, is doing his utmost to make racing a long-term attraction.

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Making their debuts at the yearling sales Alan Porter provides a check list of this autumn’s first-crop yearling sires and finds a range of types, pedigrees and budgets

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he group of sires with first European yearlings this year were last seen in action at the track back in 2011, so as the European yearling sales get under way, we’re going to take a look at the race record and pedigrees of the most notable.

The list is notably shorter than in previous years – these stallions having retired to stud at the height of the recession when it was difficult for studs to find the capital investment for stallions. Short on quantity, high on quality.

SPRINTERS Dalghar

Anabaa-Daltawa (Miswaki) Haras de Saint Arnoult 2014 Fee: €4,000 Dalgar won twice over a mile, his victories including the Listed Prix Luthier, but he was better at 6f and 7f and won the Prix du Palais-Royal (G3). He also finished second in the Criterium de Maisons-Laffitte (G2), the Diadem Stakes (G2), Prix du Pin (G3) and Prix de Montretout.

He also took thirds in the Lennox Stakes (G3) and Prix de Seine et Oise (G3).

As an Anabaa half-brother to Dalakhani, Dalghar certainly has the pedigree to appeal to buyers looking for value for money in his native France.

Dream Ahead

Diktat-Land Of Dreams (Cadeaux Genereux) Ballylinch Stud 2014 Fee: €15,000 Dream Ahead was one of the brightest stars of this generation.

In his first season he was rated the joint-top European two-yearold alongside the mighty Frankel after taking the Prix Morny (G1) and Middle Park Stakes (G1), the latter by 9l.

The following year, Dream Ahead earned a title as the European champion threeyear-old sprinter by defeating his elders in the July Cup (G1), the Haydock Sprint Cup (G1), and, after a classic battle with Goldikova, the Prix de la Forêt (G1).

By Warning’s champion sprinter Diktat, Dream Ahead

Dream Ahead: won six races, five at Group 1 level, mainly over 6f

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first-crop yearling sires is the principal hope for the continuation of the Man O’War male line in Europe.

His dam Land Of Dreams was another speedy and precocious runner, winning the Flying Childers Stakes (G2) and King George Stakes (G3).

She is also dam of the multiple stakes winner Into The Dark. The grand-dam Sahara Star won the Molecomb Stakes (G3), and is out of another speedster, the July Cup (G1) runner-up Vaigly Star.

His yearling out of Pertinence fetched €270,000 at Deauville, the most by a European first-crop sire to date.

Lilbourne Lad

Acclamation-Sogno Verde (Green Desert) Rathbarry Stud 2014 Fee: €7,500 Lilbourne Lad emulated DarkAngel, another speedy son of his sire, retired to stud as a two-year-old. His supporters will be hoping he can also follow Dark Angel’s bright start at stud.

Lilbourne Lad was kept busy in his sole season at the track,

starting eight times. Never out of the first four, he won three races including the Railway Stakes (G2) and the Rochestown Stakes, but he also claimed seconds in the Middle Park Stakes (G1) and Gimcrack Stakes (G2).

Although Lilbourne Lad’s racerecord, sire line and broodmare sire all shout speed, his family is actually a Classic one.

His dam, who was second in the Ribblesdale Stakes (G2), is by Nashwan out of the Irish St. Leger (G1) heroine, Dark Lomond. This is the same branch of the Frizette family as Elusive Quality.

Poulains (G1) winner Tin Horse in the Prix Jean-Luc Lagardère (G1).

Having sired no less than 38 individual two-year-old winners in that first crop, Iffraaj has gone on to re-instate his merits through his other Group 1 winners Chriselliam, Rizeena and Benvenue.

A half-brother to the dam of multiple sprint stakes winner Katla, Wootton Bassett is out of the stakes-placed Primo Dominie mare Balladonia.

The third dam is a threeparts sister to US champion and successful sire, Key To The Mint.

Wootton Bassett

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Iffraaj-Balladonia (Primo Dominie) Haras d’Etreham 2014 Fee: €4,000 A member of his sire’s recordbreaking first-crop, Wootton Bassett was undefeated in five starts at two picking up two valuable sales races, and earning honours as a champion twoyear-old in France with a two and a half length victory over the subsequent Poule d’Essai des

Canford Cliffs

Tagula-Mrs. Marsh (Marju) Coolmore Stud 2014 Fee: €12,500 Canford Cliffs initially shaped as though he might be a sprinter taking the Coventry Stakes (G2) on his second start at two, then ending the year with a third in the Prix Morny (G1).

Second in the Greenham Stakes (G3) and third in the 2,000 Guineas (G1) on his first two starts at three, Canford Cliffs, raised his game after a change in tactics and his three-year-old campaign provided victories in the Irish 2,000 Guineas (G1), St. James’s Palace Stakes (G1) and Sussex Stakes (G1).

He stayed in training at four, and added the Lockinge Stakes (G1) and the Queen Anne Stakes (G1) to the tally. The latter victory was achieved in a thrilling battle with Goldikova, and provided Canford Cliffs’s fifth straight Group 1 win. It was also the third year in a row that he had won on Royal Ascot’s opening day, a unique feat.

Canford Cliffs represents the Hail To Reason line – not seen that frequently in Europe these days –descending via Hail To Reason’s son Stop The Music through the Mill Reef Stakes (G2) winner Taufan and Tagula, whose most notable triumph came in the Prix Morny (G1).

Interestingly enough, Taufan is from the same family as Try

Unbeaten as a two-year-old, Wootton Bassett is by the strong juvenile influence Iffraaj and traces to the US champion Key To The Mint

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Canford Cliffs: from the end of May 2010 to June 2011, the son of Tagula won five consecutive Group 1 races. He also finished third in the 2,000 Guineas at the beginning of May 2010, and second in the Sussex Stakes in July 2011

First-crop yearling sires: stud fees, foal sales and yearling sales to date Fee 2014

Fee 2013

Fee 2012

Foal av 2013*

Highest

Yearling av (nos sold)**

Highest

Canford Cliffs

€12500

€17,500

€17,500

49,992gns

180,000gns

47,227gns (8)

126,984gns

Cat Junior

€2,800

€2,800

€2,800

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-

-

-

Dalghar

€4,000

€4,000

€4,000

-

12,389gns

-

-

Dick Turpin

£4,000

£5,000

£7,000

17,997gns

70,000gns

-

3,968gns

€15,000

€15,000

€17,000

47,347gns

170,000gns

79,729gns (12)

214,286gns

Eastern Anthem

£2,000

£2,000

£2,000

-

-

-

-

Frozen Fire

€3,000

€3,000

€3,000

7,666gns

11,614gns

6,508gns (2)

6,667gns

Frozen Power

€3,500

€4,000

€4,500

10,473gns

63,482gns

8,198gns (10)

18,254gns

Lilbourne Lad

€7,500

€7,500

€7,500

29,346gns

77,429gns

23,710gns (8)

71,429gns

Monitor Closely

€2,000

€2,000

€2,000

-

-

-

-

Poet’s Voice

£12,000

£12,000

£12,000

51,815gns

140,000gns

84,921gns (5)

146,825gns

Pour Moi

€20,000

€17,500

€12,500

52,470gns

140,000gns

72,381gns (10)

134,921gns

Roderic O’Connor

€9,000

€10,000

€9,000

17,624gns

48,000gns

61,111gns (2)

115,079gns

Shakespearean

€2,500

€2,500

€3,000

-

3,097gns

-

19,048gns

Wootton Bassett

€4,000

€5,000

€6,000

41,965gns

58,072gns

60,317gns (4)

103,175gns

Zoffany

€7,500

€7,500

€7,500

26,739gns

130,000gns

38,261gns (12)

95,238gns

Dream Ahead

* two or more sold; ** two or more sold, to August 20, 2014

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Dick Turpin is from a precocious family – his dam is a half-sister to juvenile Group winner Deep Finesse and to Champagne Girl, the dam of Halmahera, winner of the Group 3 Cornwallis Stakes

My Best whose son Last Tycoon is responsible for Canford Cliff’s broodmare sire, Marju.

Canford Cliffs’s third dam Triple Tipple was a stakes winner in Britain, and a graded winner in the US, and is out of a daughter of the top-class US racemare, Amerigo’s Fancy.

This is a family that has also produced Australian super-mare Makybe Diva, and other wellknown performers as Sumati, Bluegrass Prince and Famous Name.

His first yearlings have been well received.

Cat Junior

Storm Cat-Luna Wells (Sadler’s Wells) Haras Du Pays d’Auge 2014 Fee: €2,800 Cat Junior is something a unique

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Despite both being dominant sires of their eras on either side of the Atlantic, there has been only ever four starters by Storm Cat out of daughters of Sadler’s Wells.

In addition to the sire-power in his pedigree, Cat Junior also owns some impressive credentials on the distaff side of the pedigree as his dam, a winner of the Prix Saint-Alary (G1), is a half-sister to Linamix, hero of the French 2,000 Guineas (G1), and a multiple champion sire in France.

A much-travelled and very durable individual, Cat Junior started 28 times, winning the first and last of those events – a 6f Newbury maiden at two, and the black-type Swedish Open

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In addition to the sire-power in his pedigree, Cat Junior also owns some impressive credentials on the distaff side

Mile at Taby at six.

Although he won only once more, taking the the Burj Nahaar (G3) at Meydan, he frequently distinguished himself against tough opposition with seconds in five Group 2 contests, as well as finishing fourth in the St. James’s Palace Stakes (G1), Prix Jean Prat (G1) and Prix de la Forêt (G1).

Dick Turpin

Arakan-Merrily (Sharrood) National Stud 2014 Fee: £4,000 A stable-companion and sometimes rival of Canford Cliffs, Dick Turpin won his first four races at two, including the Richmond Stakes (G2) and Tattersalls Ireland Sale Stakes.

Dick Turpin trained on to become one of the leaders of his generation at three and four with wins in the Prix Jean Prat (G1)

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Frozen Power is half-brother to another extremely talented miler in Finsceal Beo

and Greenham Stakes (G3) at three, and the Premio Vittorio di Capua (G1), Summer Mile (G2) and Bet365 Mile (G2) the following year.

He also collected seconds in the English Guineas, Poule d’Essai des Poulains (G1) and the St. James’s Palace Stakes (G1).

Dick Turpin’s sire Arakan, a son of Nureyev, has proved a real surprise package getting not only Dick Turpin, but also the Group 1 winner Toormore, and Group winners Trumpet Major and Sruthan.

On the dam’s side this is a fast and precocious family as Dick Turpin is out of a half-sister to one juvenile Group winner in Deep Finesse, and to the dam of another in Halmahera. He is also a half-sister to the dam of stakeswinning sprinter, Rising Shadow.

There are several more fast horses under the third dam – herself a half-sister to the very speedy Zeddaan – among them, Premiere Cuvee, River Falls, Needles and Pins, Alsindi, and Monsieur Bond.

Frozen Power

Oasis Dream-Musical Treat (Royal Academy) Ballyhane Stud 2014 Fee: €3,500 Frozen Power was a Listed winner in France at two and, after a third in the UAE Guineas (G3), he earned Classic honours with a win in the Mehl MulhensRennen (G2).

Frozen Power is by the champion two-year-old and sprinter Oasis Dream, who is now firmly ensconced in the upper echelons of the European stallion ranks.

In addition to his success as a sire, Oasis Dream is also showing

some promise as a sire of sires.

His four young sons Approve, Aqlaam, Arcano and Showcasing, all sired sired first-crop two-yearold stakes winners.

Frozen Power is a half-brother to another extremely talented miler in Finsceal Beo, who was not only European champion filly at two but also came very close to achieving an historic Classic treble at three – she won the 1,000 Guineas (G1) and Irish 1,000 Guineas (G1), and just missed in the French 1,000 Guineas (G1). Frozen Power’s dam was stakes placed, and his second, third and fourth dams were all stakes winners.

parts-sister to the two-time US champion sire, Exclusive Native.

His foals were well regarded at the sales in 2013, while his first yearlings to sell averaged over 80,000gns.

Sire Dubawi has enjoyed a lot of success with mares by Greeen Desert as well as those by Barathea so yearling out of mares by either of those might be of interest.

Roderic O'Connor

Galileo-Secret Garden (Danehill) Ballyhane Stud 2014 Fee: €9,000 Winner of the Criterium International (G1) at two, and the Irish 2,000 Guineas (G1) at three, Roderic O’Connor finished second to Frankel in the Dewhurst Stakes (G1) with Dream Ahead amongst those behind.

Roderic O’Conner will be bidding to follow Teofilo, New Approach and Rip Van Winkle and become the fourth son of Galileo to sire a two-year-old Group 1 winner in his first crop.

Heliostatic and Sixties Icon also sired two-year-old Group winners in their first crops.

Out of the Danehill stakes winner Secret Garden, Roderic O’Connor is bred on the same cross as Frankel, Teofilo and a slew of other Galileo standouts.

Roderic O’Connor’s third dam Durtal was a champion two-yearold filly and is a half-sister to Detroit.

She was the dam of Carnegie, a son of Roderic O’Connor’s grandsire Sadler’s Wells who won the Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe (G1) and was a Classic sire in New Zealand, as well as to

Poet's Voice

Dubawi-Bright Tiara (Chief’s Crown) Dalham Hall Stud 2014 Fee: £12,000 Successful in the Champagne Stakes (G2) at two, Poet’s Voice progressed again at three to take the Celebration Mile (G2) by four and a half lengths, and then account for horses such as Rip Van Winkle, Makfi, and Beethoven in the Queen Elizabeth II Stakes (G1).

Poet’s Voice is amongst the best by his hugely successful sire whose other luminaries include Makfi, Monterosso, Al Kazeem, Night Of Thunder, Akeed Mofeed, Dubawi Heights and Hunter’s Light.

On the dam’s side Poet’s Voice is a half-brother to the Japanese Grade 1 winner Gold Tiara and to the US stakes scorer Queen’s Park (herself dam of graded stakes winner Gemswick Park).

The dam is a sister to the US Grade 1 winner Chief Honcho, and the grand-dam, a graded stakes winner, is out of a three-

Poet’s Voice: his top priced foal made 140,000gns, a decent return from the £12,000 fee he has stood at throughout his three years at Dalham

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first-crop yearling sires Zoffany: won the Group 1 Phoenix Stakes as a juvenile and got to three-quarters of a length to Frankel in the St James’s Palace. He was the closest finisher in a Group race to the great horse

Valderna, a stakes winner, who is grand-dam of New Zealand superstar sire, Zabeel.

Shakespearean

Shamaradal-Paimpolaise (Priolo) Haras de la Hetraie 2014 Fee: €2,500 Shakespearean was more of a 7f specialist than a pure sprinter or miler, but he did gain his most valuable victory, the Goffs Million, over the mile.

At seven, he also took the Solario Stakes (G3), the Hungerford Stakes and the Surrey Stakes.

Shakespearean is by Giant’s Causeway’s son Shamardal, who is currently enjoying a career year, while his dam is a half-sister to the speedy PontAven, a Groupwinning sprinter who stretched her speed sufficiently to take second in the Poule d’Essai des Pouliches (G1).

Pont-Aven produced the sprint champion Sainte Marine, the Gimcrack Stakes (G2) winner Josr Algarhoud and the stakes winner Cap Coz. She is also the grand-dam of the Group winner Indian Days, the stakes winner Biniou, and of Reply, a Listed scorer who took third in the Irish 2,000 Guineas.

Zoffany

Dansili-Tyranny (Machiavellian) Coolmore Stud 2014 Fee: €7,500 Zoffany is decisively the best twoyear-old runner for his sire so far, his juvenile record boasting five wins in seven starts, including wins in the Listed Golden Fleece Stakes, the Tyros Stakes (G3) and

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the Phoenix Stakes (G1), whilehe was also finished third in the National Stakes (G1).

Having scored at the highest level over 6f at two, Zoffany narrowly missed adding to his laurels over a mile at three losing by just a head in the Prix Jean Prat (G1), and finishing fast-shrinking three-quarters of a length second to Frankel in the St. James’s Palace Stakes (G1).

Zoffany’s sire Dansili ranks high as one of the best sire sons of Danehill, and he already has three sons who have sired Group winners, including the juvenile Group 1 sire Strategic Prince.

Obvious major crosses that have already worked numerous times with Danehill have every chance.

A three-quarters brother to the two-year-old Group winner Wilshire Boulavard, Zoffany’s dam Tyranny is by Mr. Prospector’s most important European son Machiavellian and out of the Group winner Dust Dancer.

Middle-Distance + Eastern Anthem

Singspiel-Kazzia (Zinaad) Withyslade Farm 2014 Fee: €2,000 Eastern Anthem really came good in the winter of his five-yearold season when he won three straight races at Nad Al Sheba, the third of those races being the Dubai Sheema Classic (G1).

The much-travelled runner also picked up second placings in the Grosser Preis von Baden (G1) and Preis von Europa (G1).

By Sadler’s Wells’s excellent grandson Singspiel, Eastern Anthem is a brother to Zeitoper, who took the Prix de Conde (G3) as a two-year-old, and halfbrother to the Pretty Polly Stakes winner Kailani.

Their dam is Kazzia, heroine of the Oaks (G1), 1,000 Guineas (G1) and the Flower Bowl Invitational Stakes (G1).

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first-crop yearling sires Frozen Fire

Montjeu-Flamingo Sea (Woodman) Coolagown Stud 2014 Fee: €3,000 Frozen Fire established himself among the top-rank of threeyear-old middle-distance performers of his crop when winning the Irish Derby (G1).

He had the Epsom Derby (G1) second and third, Tartan Bearer and Casual Conquest, behind.

Frozen Fire won his maiden first time out, and finished second to Tartan Bearer, beaten just a head in the Dante Stakes (G2).

He is by “the Derby sire” Montjeu, is out of a Woodman mare, while his second dam Fabula is by Northern Dancer, giving him that sire 3 x 3.

Fabula produced two Group winners, headed by German Oaks (G2) winner Flamingo Road.

Further back this is also the family that produced Storm Cat and Be My Guest.

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Pour Moi’s third dam is the outstanding tap-root mare Royal Statute Monitor Closely

Oasis Dream-Independence (Selkirk) Haras de la Hetraie 2014 Fee: €2,000 We’ve already looked at one son of Oasis Dream in Frozen Power, and now we have Monitor Closely, who was also a Classic son of his sire, although one with an apititude that couldn’t have been predicted from his pedigree.

In addition to being by Oasis Dream, he has a daughter of Oasis Dream’s sire Green Desert as his third dam, while his dam,

a Group winner at a mile, is by Selkirk out of a Forty Niner mare.

Despite this, Monitor Closely gained a Group win in the Great Voltigeur Stakes (G2), and his Classic placing came when third in the St. Leger (G1).

We should also mention that Monitor Closely is also halfbrother to the Eclipse Stakes G1) and Criterium International (G1) victor Mount Nelson.

Like Monitor Closely, Mount Nelson is from the Danzig line, and he has been making a useful start with his first two crops of three-year-olds.

Pour Moi

Montjeu-Gwynn (Darshaan) Coolmore Stud 2014 Fee: €12,500 Pour Moi had just two starts at two, winning over a mile in October, and then just ran just three times the following year.

However, given the dazzling turn of foot to he produced to take the Prix Greffulhe (G2) and

Epsom Derby (G1) on his final two starts, he may have been on the verge of developing into something special before injury Along with Motivator, Authorized and Camelot, Pour Moi is one of a quartet of Epsom Derby (G1) winners by Montjeu.

His dam has also produced Gagnoa (by Montjeu’s sire, Sadler’s Wells), who was a multiple Group winner and took second in the Prix de Diane (G1) and third in the Irish Oaks (G1 as well as the stakes winner Kissed, who was by another son of, Sadler’s Wells, Galileo.

Pour Moi’s third dam is the outstanding tap-root mare Royal Statute whose descendents include Awaasif, Snow Bride, Lammtarra, Saytarra, Proskona, Hector Protector, Bosra Sham, Aesop’s Fables and Shanghai.

Sire Montjeu was particularly successful not only with mares

by Darshaan,which is already damsire here, but also with Gone West, Woodman, Shirley Heights and Danehill.

Pour Moi after winning the Epsom Derby.

Injury limited his career to just five starts, only two of which came in his three-year-old year

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statistical issues

Byron Rogers charts the statistical success rate of older mares and stallions and finds that there are...

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Age concerns order (first foal out of the dam, second foal, etc) from the Keeneland September Yearling Sale (all charts supplied courtesy of BloodHorse’s MarketWatch) showing the average sale price (i$) by foal order from the 2002-2013 yearling sales. From the chart you can see that, even though the numbers of foals in each foal order reduces over time, the average sale price remains buoyant right up to the 12th foal.

This chart shows one aspect of the efficiency of the commercial yearling market.

here is no easy way to say it – old girls are over-rated. Of course, they’d like us to believe that, like fine wine, they are ageing well and completely capable of producing the goods when called upon, but, for racehorses at least, the reality is somewhat different. In terms of racetrack performance, yearling buyers pay significantly too much for yearlings out of older mares.

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Once a mare gets past the fifth or sixth foal, if she has not produced a superior runner, she is unlikely to have her offspring make the Keeneland September Sale, despite the sale being a virtual “supermarket” in terms of differing buying groups.

The mares that do find their later offspring (foals seven through 12) in the September Yearling Sales are invariably mares that have produced a stakes winner in foals one through six and the market rewards these mares with increasing average prices.

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statistical issues Where the case against buying yearlings out of these older mares is made is when we add to the plot the sales price against the Class Performance Index (CPI).

The CPI is a prize-money-based performance rating developed by equineline. com that is generated much like an Average Earnings Index, but considers biases of age, sex and country in prize-money distribution.

Across the population of runners it is a “non-linear Pareto scale� with the average horse having a CPI of 1.00 and elite runners generally starting at 4.00.

What we can see from this chart is that the average sales price of the first six foals by foal count roughly follows the average CPI, charting just above a 1.00 average CPI for the runners out of these first six foals, but at the seventh foal there is a significant drop in the average CPI, which quickly dips below an average CPI of 0.80 by the 12th foal.

However, the average sale price remains high, and in fact goes higher (bearing in mind the reducing numbers of yearlings with these foal counts) as the yearling buyer begins to pay a premium for stock out of proven mares.

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On average 70 per cent of the graded/group stakes winners produced by a stallion will come in his first 10 crops or 500 foals racetrack performance, buyers will incorrectly overpay for the relatively small number of yearlings out of proven producers who appear in a catalogue.

Yes, there is certainly evidence to suggest that producing a stakes winner is a repeatable event in some cases (full relations in particular) and to some extent yearling buyers are paying for bloodstock residual value as well if the offspring is a filly, but if the goal is to buy a yearling that is most effective on the racetrack, generally speaking buying a yearling beyond the sixth foal puts

the yearling buyer at a distinct disadvantage, especially given the rising average price having to be paid for diminished racetrack performance.

So what about the stallion side of things?

On average, a successful commercial single-hemisphere sire will sire 17 crops in his stud career. Depending on their success, some will sire more crops and more foals, some will sire less, but the modern-day average for a commercial sire is around 17 crops of some 850 foals with only a small percentage siring more than 1,000 foals in their career.

Within this average we are, as breeders and yearling buyers alike, faced with another conundrum that, like mares, age (and quite probably frequency of coverings) does indeed weary a stallion.

On average, these same commercial sires will produce 70 per cent of their Graded/ Group stakes winners in their first ten crops, or roughly 500 foals and only 30 per cent of their graded/group stakes winners in their last seven crops.

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Buying yearlings sired from crops five through eight of a stallion’s career, the buyer knows if the stallion is capable of siring an elite horse successful commercial stallions will be serving some of their “best mares” in what will be crops 11 to 14, at a time when many are at the commercial height of their powers.

Generally speaking, and there are certainly exceptions such as Monsun and Dynaformer, despite serving higher quality mares in these later crops, their production of graded/group stakes winners declines.

Yearling buyers are thus faced with a very small window to find yearlings within the crops that are the optimal output of a stallion’s career, but there are some patterns in the production of stakes winners that can be taken advantage of.

As previously stated, on average 70 per cent of the graded/group stakes winners produced by a stallion will come in his first 10 crops or 500 foals. For the successful sires, 28 per cent of the total will occur in the first four crops and the same 28 per cent of Graded/ group stakes winners will occur in crops five through eight.

The advantage to be had by yearling buyers with no difference in terms of graded stakes production between these two groups is obvious. Buying yearlings sired from crops five through eight of a stallion’s career, the buyer knows if the stallion is capable of siring an elite horse – when his fifth crop hits the yearling sale, his oldest are five-year-olds so his abilities, or lack thereof, are well known.

The reason for the asymmetry in graded/ stakes production, even in the best of stallions is unclear.

In examining the most successful stallions, sire’s such as Sadler’s Wells, Danehill, Storm Cat and A.P Indy there isn’t a discernable pattern between the crops to suggest that there is a shift in the average age of the mares being bred to them or racing quality, other than the getting mares of better race quality as they get older, to suggest that this pattern is necessarily man made.

There could be any number of reasons or theories for this asymmetry, but one that

might be the most plausible is the fact that sperm is a replication process and influenced by methylation patterns – thus the process could easily have progressive mutations and be heavily influenced by the overall health and age of the stallion.

An observation that may also have some validity is that in wild horse herds most stallions acquire a small harem of mares at age five or six, with this harem increasing in size through about age 12 before declining thereafter.

Maybe mother nature and father time is telling us something.

But what of the combined effect of ageing?

Is there a measureable decline in average CPI for yearlings that are sired in latter crops of a stallion out of proven mares? Absolutely.

Below is a chart that plots the combined number of the sire’s crop number and the foal number of the foal, with the average sales price ($) and average CPI of the foals of that status.

You will notice that simultaneously as sire and dam are becoming more proven, they are getting older and farther away from their best reproductive years.

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mare of the month

Kheleyf’s Silver Kheleyf - Silver Arrow (Shadeed)

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Tiggy Wiggy wins the Group 2 Lowther Stakes in a course record time – her first try over 6f. Her autumn target is likely to be the Group 1 6f Cheveley Park

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his mare of the month has quite unashamedly an Irish bias, quite fitting considering this issue is something of a focus on Irish bloodstock ahead of the Tattersalls Ireland September Sale and the Goffs Orby Sale. The mare is Irish bred, her leading performer is Irish bred, a lot of the personalities are from the country’s bloodstock community while she is part of a broodmare band based in Ireland.

Kheleyf’s Silver is responsible for producing what is we consider to be the most exciting young horse running this season… forget your Taghroodas, your Australias and your Kingmans.

We love speed, pace, energy and fast ladies who try hard – Tiggy Wiggy has captured our hearts (and it helps that she has cracking name too).

She was bred by CBS Bloodstock, which

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is run by Paul McCarten of Ballyphilip Stud, formerly manager of Denis Brosnan’s highlevel operation of Croom House Stud.

Tiggy Wiggy was bred to be fast, her dam Kheleyf’s Silver ran just four times, all her career outings coming as a two-year-old and all over 5f. She finished second on her middle two starts – first behind Doctor Parkes, who continues to ply his trade as an 80 to 85-rated sprinter, and then to the Danetime horse Titus Andronicus, who registered two career wins from 25 starts, all of which came over the minimum trip.

Kheleyf’s Silver gained her important one-off career victory on her last start when successful at Windsor that October on the good to firm. The race comments said then “made all, driven over 1f out, kept on well”.

Like mother, like daughter.

She is out of the US-bred mare Silver Arrow, a daughter of Shadeed, her dam

Annesati (Kris) had been a runner in Britain, shipping to the states for her covering.

Sheikh Maktoum Al Maktoum’s Shadeed was resident at Gainsborough Farm in the US for the whole of his stud career and, though Annesati was owned by Mohamed Obaida, a Dubai-based property developer, he was a friend of the Sheikh and she was bred by Gainsborough Farm.

Incidentally, the same combination of farm, friends and sire also teamed up with the best by Shadeed, the 1,000 Guineas and brilliant four-time Group 1 winner Sayyedati.

Aneesati produced four winners from seven runners and ten foals, the most notable being Ras Shaikh, a Gainsborough Stud-bred daughter of Sheikh Albadou.

Registered as owned by Salem Bel Obaida, she became a 1m2f Listed-placed performer in Britian.

Silver Arrow was one of the seven out of

Aneesati who failed to put her connections on the winners’ rostrum. She was moved on by Faringdon Place Stables as a unplaced threeyear-old in 2000 when bought for 11,000gns

by Emerald Bloodstock.

She entered Shane Doyle’s broodmare band at Barrettstown Farm House producing in 2002 a filly by Namid, who was named Two Spoons. She did not race and although Doyle tried to move on Silver Arrow at the 2002 Goffs November Sale in-foal to Mujadil, the €18,000 reserve was too big an ask.

Fortune favours the brave though and the colt born the following spring turned out to be every breeders’ dream.

Although he was without siblings boasting racecourse form, that did not stop pinhooker John Osborne (in his pre-Irish National Stud days) going to €30,000 for the March-born foal. The price gave Doyle a decent return from a covering by a second-season sire who stood at €15,000, out of a mare who cost 11,000gns and from only her second pregnancy Osborne reconsigned the Mujadil colt to the DBS St Leger Sale (again we are harking back to the “olden” days when it was the “real” St Leger Sale) where Howard Johnson purchased him for 50,000gns – this really is a recent history lesson in bloodstock as sterling has since superceded the guinea at the Doncaster sales.

Named Masta Plasta, he became a little early star for his young mare, sire and owner Graham Wylie and Transcend Bloodstock.

He first appeared on the racecourse as a juvenile in May 2005 and was trained

by Johnson to win his second start before gathering a Group 3 win in the Norfolk Stakes (run at York) on his third outing.

Given a kick-off BHA mark of 100, he failed to win again until 2008, although he was placed many times over 5f and 6f.

By then he had joined Dandy Nicholls and won the Scottish Sprint Cup off a rating off 96 – his consistent performances meaning that he never fell through the ratings system to a more lenient mark.

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Masta Plasta continued racing right through to 2011, winning a total of six races from 56 starts and £250,000 in prize-money through to 2011, winning a total of six races from 56 starts and £250,000 in prize-money.

His last win came off a mark of 101 and he finished his career on 93. He was a consistent, tough, fast individual.

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n all, Silver Arrow produced five winners from eight runners, but none ever matched the achievements of her sprinter by Mujadil. Her next runner was a No Excuse Needed non-winning filly who was born in 2005, the same year in which the mare visited Kheleyf who was standing his first season at Kildangan Stud (we told you this story was all about Irish quality…).

The son of Green Desert was a €7,000 covering for year one, but he has since become a recognised source of juvenile talent – in 2012 he equalled Invincible Spirit’s record of 42 two-year-old winners in a year.

The result of his 2005 date with Silver Arrow was Kheleyf’s Silver.

Sent as a baby to the Tattersalls Foal Sale in November 2006, she was bought for 58,000gns by another Irish pin-hooking talent – Paddy Twomey of Hawthorn Villa Stud.

He returned her to the Goffs Million Sale (remember this is a history lesson too) where she fetched €230,000, the highest price achieved at auction by one Annesati’s foals and purchased by trainer Brian Smart.

Owned through her racing career by Sheikh Rashid bin Mohammed, she did not run after that two-year-old October success and after missing her three-year-old year, Darley reconsigned her at Tattersalls February Sale as an early four-year-old.

She was purchased there by Anthony Stroud Bloodstock for a much-reduced price of 15,000gns.

Her first foal, bred by McCarten’s CBS Bloodstock, was a Bushranger colt named Iftaar. A £90,000 DBS yearling purchase

by Charles Hills for Hamdan Al Maktoum, he won once as a three-year-old, achieved a rating of 78 and was reconsigned by Shadwell this July where he was bought by Devis Grilli for 19,000gns.

In 2011, Kheleyf’s Silver was returned to Tally-Ho Stud for her second covering, but that time visited the progressive and proven sire Kodiac, a son of Danetime. Standing then at a fee of €7,500, he has risen since to a price of €10,000. Since Tiggy Wiggy’s speedy endeavours this year – she became her sire’s first Group race winner – Kodiac’s fee is sure to rise again for 2015.

Kheleyf’s Silver’s yearling of this year is

by Big Bad Bob and is due in the sale ring at Tattersalls for Book 2, and there is no reported return from a covering with Bated Breath. Unsurprisingly, Kheleyf’s Silver revisited Kodiac this spring.

In human terms Tiggy Wiggy’s pedigree is a trawl through recent bloodstock past featuring names such as Gainsborough Farm, Maktoum Al Maltoum, the DBS “real” St Leger Sale and the Goffs Million.

How things have changed so much and so quickly.

Commercially minded Irish bloodstock interests have also played a notable part in Twiggy Wiggy’s family’s development – John Osborne, Rathasker Stud, TallyHo Stud, Paddy Twomey as well as its recent exponents, Paul McCarten and his Ballyphillip Stud.

Where it leads to next is anyone’s guess, but if a Group 1 is collected in the autumn, the only way will has to be up.

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international database

The Global Database Data supplied by Weatherbys

EUROPE Al Basti Equiworld Hackwood Stakes, G3, Newbury, July 19, 6f 1 Music Master (GB) 4 b c Piccolo (GB) - Twilight Mistress (GB) (Bin Ajwaad (IRE)) 2 Heeraat (IRE) 5 b c Dark Angel (IRE) - Thawrah (IRE) (Green Desert (USA)) 3 Es Que Love (IRE) 5 br c Clodovil (IRE) - Es Que (GB) (Inchinor (GB)) Age: 2-4; Starts: 11; Wins: 3; Places: 5 Earnings: £102,763 Sire: PICCOLO. Sire of 20 Stakes winners. In 2014 - TEMPLE OF BOOM Special Dane G2, MUSIC MASTER Bin Ajwaad G3.

1st Dam: TWILIGHT MISTRESS by Bin Ajwaad. 3 wins at 3 to 5. Dam of 5 winners: 2004: SHADED EDGE (g Bold Edge) 6 wins at 3 to 5.

2006: NIGHT AFFAIR (f Bold Edge) 3 wins at 2 and 4.

2007: THE CONFESSOR (g Piccolo) 5 wins at 3, 5 and 6.

2010: MUSIC MASTER (c Piccolo) 3 wins at 3 and 4, Al Basti Equiworld Hackwood S G3, 2nd John Guest Bengough S G3, Coral King Charles II S LR. 2011: SPRING FLING (f Assertive) Winner at 3.

2012: Twilight Son (c Kyllachy) unraced to date.

2014: (f Assertive) Broodmare Sire: BIN AJWAAD. Sire of the dams of 7 Stakes

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winners. In 2014 - MUSIC MASTER Piccolo G3, ESPRESSO Yavuz Star LR. Known Fact Warning Slightly Dangerous PICCOLO b 91 Whistling Wind Woodwind Garden Green MUSIC MASTER b c 2010 Rainbow Quest Bin Ajwaad Salidar TWILIGHT MISTRESS b 98 Roi Danzig

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M Murphy Home Furnishing Minstrel Stakes, G3, Curragh, July 19, 7f 1 Ansgar (IRE) 6 b g Celtic Swing (GB) - Jemmy's Girl (IRE) (Pennekamp (USA)) 2 Darwin (USA) 4 b c Big Brown (USA) - Cool Ghoul (USA) (Silver Ghost (USA)) 3 Eastern Rules (IRE) 6 b g Golden Snake (USA) - Eastern Ember (Indian King (USA)) Age: 2-6; Starts: 23; Wins: 3; Places: 8 Earnings: £68,018 Sire: CELTIC SWING. Sire of 26 Stakes winners. In 2014 - ANSGAR Pennekamp G3.

1st Dam: Jemmy's Girl by Pennekamp. ran once at 2. Dam of 1 winner: 2008: ANSGAR (g Celtic Swing) 3 wins at 4 and 5, M Murphy Home Furnishing Minstrel S G3, 2nd Desmond S G3, Manguard Plus Solonaway S G3, 3rd Owenstown Stud Whitehead Mem. S LR. Broodmare Sire: PENNEKAMP. Sire of the dams of 8 Stakes winners. In 2014 - PRINCE GIBRALTAR Rock of Gibraltar G2, ANSGAR Celtic Swing G3.

Mr Prospector Damister Batucada CELTIC SWING br 92 Welsh Pageant Celtic Ring Pencuik Jewel ANSGAR b g 2008 Bering Pennekamp Coral Dance JEMMY'S GIRL b 2002 Arazi Cimeterre Scimitarra

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Jebel Ali Anglesey Stakes, G3, Curragh, July 19, 6f 1 Dick Whittington (IRE) 2 b c Rip Van Winkle (IRE) - Sahara Sky (IRE) (Danehill (USA)) 2 Toscanini (IRE) 2 b c Shamardal (USA) - Tuzla (FR) (Panoramic) 3 Rapid Applause (GB) 2 b c Royal Applause (GB) - Madam Ninette (GB) (Mark of Esteem (IRE)) Age: 2; Starts: 4; Wins: 1; Places: 3 Earnings: £22,231 Sire: RIP VAN WINKLE. Sire of 2 Stakes winners. In 2014 - DICK WHITTINGTON Danehill G3, I AM BEAUTIFUL Mr Prospector G3.

1st Dam: Sahara Sky by Danehill. unraced. Dam of 3 winners: 2009: LISIERE (f Excellent Art) 2 wins at 3.

2010: Moe's Place (g Acclamation) 2011: SIGN FROM HEAVEN (f Raven's Pass) Winner at 2.

2012: DICK WHITTINGTON (c Rip Van Winkle) Sold 216,801gns yearling at GOOY1. 1 win at 2, Jebel Ali Anglesey S G3, 3rd Chesham S LR. 2013: (f Iffraaj) Broodmare Sire: DANEHILL. Sire of the dams of 262 Stakes winners. In 2014 - COSMIC ENDEAVOUR Northern Meteor G1, FENOMENO Stay Gold G1, INTEGRAL Dalakhani G1, MISS MOSSMAN Mossman G1, NOBLE MISSION Galileo G1, CERTERACH Halling G2, GALLATIN Street Cry G2, SOLICIT Street Cry G2, DICK WHITTINGTON Rip Van Winkle G3, HALLOWED CROWN Street Sense G3, J WONDER Footstepsinthesand G3, MAJESTIC QUEEN Kheleyf G3, MEKONG RIVER Galileo G3, NAYELI More Than Ready G3, ORCHESTRA Galileo G3, ZEPHYRON Zabeel G3, BRAYROAN Zabeel LR, COOLDINI Bernardini LR, CUSTOM CUT Notnowcato LR, DAZZLING Galileo LR, EINSTEINS FOLLY Whipper LR, ETON RIFLES Pivotal LR, GOLDEN GUEPARD Hurricane Run LR, JOYEUSE Oasis Dream LR, KESHIRO Shirocco LR, KNIGHT'S COMMAND Pins LR, LADY PENKO Archipenko LR, LUCKY RAQUIE Encosta de Lago LR, MOONLESS

Helike LR, PALE MIMOSA Singspiel LR, SECRET GESTURE Galileo LR, TESTED Selkirk LR, TUKIYO Haradasun LR, BALLYGLASHEEN Galileo LR. Galileo

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Urban Sea RIP VAN WINKLE b 2006 Stravinsky Looking Back Mustique Dream DICK WHITTINGTON b c 2012 Danzig Danehill Razyana SAHARA SKY b 2004 High Top Old Domesday Book Broken Record

Darley Irish Oaks, G1, Curragh, July 19, 12f 1 Bracelet (IRE) 3 b f Montjeu (IRE) - Cherry Hinton (GB) (Green Desert (USA)) 2 Tapestry (IRE) 3 b f Galileo (IRE) Rumplestiltskin (IRE) (Danehill (USA)) 3 Volume (GB) 3 b f Mount Nelson (GB) - Victoire Finale (GB) (Peintre Celebre (USA)) Age: 2-3; Starts: 5; Wins: 3; Places: 0 Earnings: £140,091 Sire: MONTJEU. Sire of 129 Stakes winners. In 2014 - BRACELET Green Desert G1, GALLANTE Machiavellian G1, LEADING LIGHT Gone West G1, OFFER Darshaan G1, MONTCLAIR Platini G3, GUAJARA Big Shuffle LR, MOUNT ATHOS Slip Anchor LR, TRADE COMMISSIONER Spinning World LR, ARGOCAT Giant's Causeway LR, HURRICANE FLY Kenmare LR. 1st Dam: Cherry Hinton by Green Desert. 2nd Blue Wind S G3. Dam of 2 winners: 2009: WADING (f Montjeu) 2 wins at 2, Vision.ae Rockfel S G2.

2010: Lake Michigan (c Montjeu) unraced.

2011: BRACELET (f Montjeu) 3 wins at 2 and 3, Darley Irish Oaks G1, Ribblesdale S G2, Leopardstown 1000 Guineas Trial S G3.

2012: Simply A Star (f Giant's Causeway) 2nd Excelebration Tipperary S LR. 2013: (c Fastnet Rock)

international database Broodmare Sire: GREEN DESERT. Sire of the dams of 107 Stakes winners. In 2014 - BRACELET Montjeu G1, LUCKY NINE Dubawi G1, HEART OFTHE DESERT Show A Heart LR, IMPERIATOR Footstepsinthesand LR, SIWA LADY Gonski LR. The Montjeu/Green Desert cross has produced: BRACELET G1, WADING G2.

Northern Dancer Sadler's Wells Fairy Bridge MONTJEU b 96 Top Ville Floripedes Toute Cy BRACELET b f 2011 Danzig Green Desert Foreign Courier CHERRY HINTON b 2004 Miswaki Urban Sea Allegretta

Prix Robert Papin, G2, Maisons-Laffitte, July 20, 1000m 1 Kool Kompany (IRE) 2 br c Jeremy (USA) - Absolutely Cool (IRE) (Indian Ridge) 2 Strath Burn (GB) 2 b c Equiano (FR) - Irish Light (USA) (Irish River (FR)) 3 Lehaim (FR) 2 b c Siyouni (FR) - El Cuerpo E L'Alma (USA) (Harlan's Holiday (USA)) Age: 2; Starts: 6; Wins: 5; Places: 0 Earnings: £157,189 Sire: JEREMY. Sire of 6 Stakes winners. In 2014 - KOOL KOMPANY Indian Ridge G2, PEARL OF AFRICA Sportsworld LR. 1st Dam: Absolutely Cool by Indian Ridge. Dam of 3 winners: 2007: Ridge City (c Elusive City) 8 wins at 3 to 5 in France, 2nd La Coupe de Marseille LR. 2008: DOLLY COLMAN (f Diamond Green) Winner at 4.

2009: All Silver (f Choisir) 2011: Prussian Eagle (g Jeremy) 2012: KOOL KOMPANY (c Jeremy) Sold 38,095gns yearling at DNPRM. 5 wins at 2 at home, France, GAIN Railway S G2, Prix Robert Papin G2, Alfred Nobel Rochestown S LR. 2013: (f Jeremy)

Broodmare Sire: INDIAN RIDGE. Sire of the dams of 77 Stakes winners. In 2014 - DOLNIYA Azamour G2, FINTRY Shamardal G2, KOOL KOMPANY Jeremy G2, MULL OF KILLOUGH Mull of Kintyre G3, RUSSIAN SOUL Invincible Spirit G3, TOBANN Teofilo G3, ROCKY GROUND Acclamation LR. Danehill Danehill Dancer Mira Adonde JEREMY b/br 2003 Arazi Glint In Her Eye Wind In Her Hair KOOL KOMPANY br c 2012 Ahonoora Indian Ridge Hillbrow ABSOLUTELY COOL gr 2001 Kenmare Absolute Glee Looking Brill

P.Eugene Adam (G.P.de Maisons-Laffitte), G2, MaisonsLaffitte, July 20, 2000m 1 Western Hymn (GB) 3 b c High Chaparral (IRE) - Blue Rhapsody (GB) (Cape Cross (IRE)) 2 Army Bulletin (IRE) 3 b c Invincible Spirit (IRE) - Alessandria (GB) (Sunday Silence (USA)) 3 Master Carpenter (IRE) 3 ch c Mastercraftsman (IRE) - Fringe (GB) (In The Wings) Age: 2-3; Starts: 5; Wins: 4; Places: 0 Earnings: £127,750 Sire: HIGH CHAPARRAL. Sire of 60 Stakes winners. In 2014 DUNDEEL Zabeel G1, TORONADO Grand Slam G1, LUCKY LION Big Shuffle G2, SHOW THE WORLD Zabeel G2, WESTERN HYMN Cape Cross G2, CONTRIBUTER Exit To Nowhere LR, FRINE Cardoun LR, KINGDOMS O'Reilly LR, MADAM VICTORIA Personal Escort LR, SWEET AS BRO Success Express LR, CHAPARRO Kaapstad LR, HADRIAN'S APPROACH Roselier LR, HAWK HIGH Machiavellian LR. 1st Dam: BLUE RHAPSODY by Cape Cross. Winner at 2. Dam of 2 winners: 2010: BLUE NOVA (f Nayef) Winner at 2.

2011: WESTERN HYMN (c High Chaparral) Sold 50,000gns yearling at TAOC2. 4 wins at 2 and 3 at home, France, P.Eugene Adam (G.P.de Maisons-Laffitte) G2, bet365 Classic Trial G3.

2012: Moonlight Sonata (f Galileo) unraced to date.

Broodmare Sire: CAPE CROSS. Sire of the dams of 21 Stakes winners.

In 2014 - AUSTRALIA Galileo G1, WESTERN HYMN High Chaparral G2, MAGIC ARTIST Iffraaj G3, VOODOO PRINCE Kingmambo G3, GUNS AT FIVE Duelled LR, ICE LOVE Three Valleys LR, PEISHA FELICE Special Week LR. The High Chaparral/Cape Cross cross has produced: THE MINIVER ROSE G2, WESTERN HYMN G2, Johann Strauss G1.

Northern Dancer Sadler's Wells Fairy Bridge HIGH CHAPARRAL b 99 Darshaan Kasora Kozana WESTERN HYMN b c 2011 Green Desert Cape Cross Park Appeal BLUE RHAPSODY b 2005 Darshaan Blue Symphony Blue Duster

The Defence Forces Cup Meld Stakes, G3, Curragh, July 20, 10f 1 Parish Hall (IRE) 5 b c Teofilo (IRE) - Halla Siamsa (IRE) (Montjeu (IRE)) 2 Afternoon Sunlight (IRE) 3 ch f Sea The Stars (IRE) - Lady Luck (IRE) (Kris) 3 Ponfeigh (IRE) 3 gr c Teofilo (IRE) - Water Fountain (GB) (Mark of Esteem (IRE)) Age: 2-5; Starts: 16; Wins: 5; Places: 7 Earnings: £354,825 Sire: TEOFILO. Sire of 26 Stakes winners. In 2014 - SONNTAG Strategic G1, PARISH HALL Montjeu G3, TARFASHA Groom Dancer G3, TOBANN Indian Ridge G3, AMRALAH Diesis LR, HAVANA BEAT Desert Prince LR, PYRROLIC Jeune LR, RIO TIGRE Kingmambo

LR, SIMBA One Cool Cat LR, BROUGHTON Artan LR. 1st Dam: HALLA SIAMSA by Montjeu. Winner at 3. Dam of 1 winner: 2009: PARISH HALL (c Teofilo). 5 wins at 2, 4 and 5, Dubai Dewhurst S G1, The Defence Forces Cup Meld S G3, Diamond S G3, Irish Open Alleged S LR, 2nd Galileo EBF Futurity S G2, Korean Racing Authority Tyros S G3, Friarstown Stud International S G3, High Chaparral EBF Mooresbridge S G3, 3rd High Chaparral EBF Mooresbridge S G3, Irish Field Alleged S LR. 2011: Craic Agus Spraoi (f Intense Focus) 2012: Hall of Fame (c Teofilo) 2013: (f Teofilo) Broodmare Sire: MONTJEU. Sire of the dams of 18 Stakes winners.

In 2014 - CHARM SPIRIT Invincible Spirit G1, LUCIA VALENTINA Savabeel G1, OBVIOUSLY Choisir G1, MOOZOON Perfectly Ready G3, PARISH HALL Teofilo G3, HIGH DUTY Oratorio LR. Galileo

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Urban Sea TEOFILO b 2004 Danehill Speirbhean Saviour PARISH HALL b c 2009 Sadler's Wells Montjeu Floripedes HALLA SIAMSA b 2004 Quest For Fame Siamsa Amoura

Kilboy Estate Stakes, G2, Curragh, July 20, 9f 1 Mango Diva (GB) 4 b f Holy Roman Emperor (IRE) - Mango Mischief (IRE) (Desert King (IRE)) 2 Lahinch Classics (IRE) 3 b f Galileo (IRE) - Lahinch (IRE) (Danehill Dancer (IRE)) 3 My Titania (IRE) 3 b f Sea The Stars (IRE) - Fairy of The Night (IRE) (Danehill (USA)) Age: 2-4; Starts: 9; Wins: 4; Places: 3 Earnings: £135,303 Sire: HOLY ROMAN EMPEROR. Sire of 41 Stakes winners. In 2014

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international database - DESIGNS ON ROME Alleged G1, MANGO DIVA Desert King G2, AMARILLO Royal Academy G3, PINTURICCHIO Peintre Celebre G3, RICH TAPESTRY Sadler's Wells G3, BE SAFE King's Best LR, CHARLES THE GREAT Barathea LR, DIVINE TEN Dehere LR, EMPEROR MAX Strategic LR, FREEDOM HOLDER Vindication LR. 1st Dam: MANGO MISCHIEF by Desert King. 5 wins, Oakgrove Stud Golden Daffodil S G3. Dam of 1 winner: 2009: Vexatious (f Shamardal) unraced. Broodmare.

2010: MANGO DIVA (f Holy Roman Emperor) 4 wins at 3 and 4, Kilboy Estate S G2, D. C. Lavarack & Lanwades Stud S G3, EBF Upavon S LR, 2nd Cantor Fitzgerald Heron S LR. 2013: (f Holy Roman Emperor) Broodmare Sire: DESERT KING. Sire of the dams of 10 Stakes winners. In 2014 - MANGO DIVA Holy Roman Emperor G2, THAWAANY Tamayuz G3.

Danzig Danehill Razyana HOLY ROMAN EMPEROR b 2004 Secretariat L'On Vite Fanfreluche MANGO DIVA b f 2010 Danehill Desert King Sabaah MANGO MISCHIEF ch 2001 Be My Chief Eurolink Mischief Lady Eurolink

Grand Prix de Vichy, G3, Vichy, July 23, 2000m 1 Hippy (FR) 6 b f Muhtathir (GB) Peace And Love (FR) (Highest Honor (FR)) 2 Ipswich (IRE) 4 ch f Danehill Dancer (IRE) - Imperial Beauty (USA) (Imperial Ballet (IRE)) 3 Vif Monsieur (GER) 4 b c Doyen (IRE) - Vive Madame (GER) (Big Shuffle (USA)) Age: 2-6; Starts: 28; Wins: 6; Places: 7 Earnings: £189,029 Sire: MUHTATHIR. Sire of 23 Stakes winners. In 2014 - HIPPY

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Highest Honor G3, SILAS MARNER Kendor LR, SINGAPORE SLING Spinning World LR. 1st Dam: PEACE AND LOVE by Highest Honor. Winner at 3 in France. Dam of 2 winners: 2006: MESSAGERE D'AMOUR (f American Post) 4 wins at 2 to 5 in France.

2008: HIPPY (f Muhtathir) 6 wins at 3 to 6, 2014 in France, Grand Prix de Vichy G3, Le Vase d'Argent Etape Defi du Galop LR, 2nd Prix Urban Sea Fonds Europeen L'Elevage LR, Prix Dahlia LR. Broodmare Sire: HIGHEST HONOR. Sire of the dams of 55 Stakes winners. In 2014 CAVALRYMAN Halling G2, FLY WITH ME Beat Hollow G2, GOLDY ESPONY Vespone G3, HIPPY Muhtathir G3, SHEIKHZAYEDROAD Dubawi LR, WEVANELLA Gentlewave LR, GARYNELLA Ballingarry LR, NEWS REEL Vespone LR. The Muhtathir/Highest Honor cross has produced: HIPPY G3, Metal Rocket LR, Vineuil LR.

Sire: CHAMPS ELYSEES. Sire of 6 Stakes winners. In 2014 - JACK NAYLOR Nashwan G3, XCELLENCE Xaar G3, EASTERN BELLE Dubai Destination LR, LUSTROUS Hernando LR, REGARDEZ Efisio LR. 1st Dam: FASHIONABLE by Nashwan. 2 wins at 3, Peter Burnett Pretty Polly S LR. Dam of 4 winners: 2007: Self Expression (f Dansili) unraced. Broodmare.

2009: LINKABLE (g Rail Link) 3 wins at 4.

2010: SEAMLESS (c Beat Hollow) Winner at 3.

2011: FUJARA (f Rail Link) Winner at 2 in Czech Republic.

2012: JACK NAYLOR (f Champs Elysees) Sold 8,129gns yearling at TISEP. 2 wins at 2, Turkey Jockey Club Silver Flash S G3.

2013: (f Exceed And Excel) Broodmare Sire: NASHWAN. Sire of the dams of 66 Stakes winners.

In 2014 - JACK NAYLOR Champs Elysees G3, FAIR DUBAWI Dubawi LR, FREEDOM'S LIGHT Galileo LR, NURAY Noverre LR, PURPLE BAY Dubawi LR.

Diesis Elmaamul Modena MUHTATHIR ch 95 Al Nasr Majmu Affirmative Fable HIPPY b f 2008 Kenmare Highest Honor High River PEACE AND LOVE b 2001 Noblequest Battle Quest Bathyale

Danzig Danehill Razyana CHAMPS ELYSEES b 2003 Kahyasi Hasili Kerali JACK NAYLOR b f 2012 Blushing Groom Nashwan Height of Fashion FASHIONABLE ch 2002 Shirley Heights Fine Detail De Stael

Turkey Jockey Club Silver Flash Stakes, G3, Leopardstown, July 24, 7f

Japanese Racing Authority Tyros Stakes, G3, Leopardstown, July 24, 7f

1 Jack Naylor (GB) 2 b f Champs Elysees (GB) - Fashionable (GB) (Nashwan (USA)) 2 Agnes Stewart (IRE) 2 gr f Lawman (FR) - Anice Stellato (IRE) (Dalakhani (IRE)) 3 Qualify (IRE) 2 b f Fastnet Rock (AUS) - Perihelion (IRE) (Galileo (IRE))

1 Gleneagles (IRE) 2 b c Galileo (IRE) - You'resothrilling (USA) (Storm Cat (USA)) 2 Tombelaine (USA) 2 b c First Defence (USA) - Kithira (GB) (Danehill (USA)) 3 Convergence (IRE) 2 b c Cape Cross (IRE) - Zahoo (IRE) (Nayef (USA))

Age: 2; Starts: 4; Wins: 2; Places: 1 Earnings: £41,842

Age: 2; Starts: 3; Wins: 2; Places: 1 Earnings: £43,433

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Sire: GALILEO. Sire of 178 Stakes winners. In 2014 - AUSTRALIA Cape Cross G1, MARVELLOUS Storm Cat G1, NOBLE MISSION Danehill G1, SPIRITJIM Anabaa G1, GLOBAL VIEW Storm Cat G2, GOSPEL CHOIR Pivotal G2, TELESCOPE Darshaan G2, ADELAIDE Elnadim G3, AIGUE MARINE Silver Hawk G3, ALTANO Lando G3, ERNEST HEMINGWAY Darshaan G3, GLENEAGLES Storm Cat G3, MAGICIAN Mozart G3, MEKONG RIVER Danehill G3, ORCHESTRA Danehill G3, BE MY GAL Danehill Dancer LR, DARE TO ACHIEVE Linamix LR, DAZZLING Danehill LR, FREEDOM'S LIGHT Nashwan LR, GATEWOOD Selkirk LR, JACQUINOT BAY Last Tycoon LR, KINGFISHER Halling LR, OBSERVATIONAL Cadeaux Genereux LR, ORATOR Air Express LR, ROHERYN More Than Ready LR, SECRET GESTURE Danehill LR, BALLYGLASHEEN Danehill LR. 1st Dam: YOU'RESOTHRILLING by Storm Cat. 2 wins at 2, Irish Thoroughbred Cherry Hinton S G2.

Own sister to GIANT'S CAUSEWAY, Tumblebrutus, Tiger Dance and Freud. Dam of 2 winners: 2011: MARVELLOUS (f Galileo) 2 wins at 2 and 3, Etihad Airways Irish 1000 Guineas G1.

2012: GLENEAGLES (c Galileo) 2 wins at 2, Japanese Racing Authority Tyros S G3.

2013: (f Galileo) Broodmare Sire: STORM CAT. Sire of the dams of 156 Stakes winners. In 2014 - CLOSE HATCHES First Defence G1, MARVELLOUS Galileo G1, GLOBAL VIEW Galileo G2, KIZUNA Deep Impact G2, RED SPADA Taiki Shuttle G2, SAHARA SKY Pleasant Tap G2, SHARED BELIEF Candy Ride G2, CLOUD SCAPES Smart Strike G3, COUP DE GRACE Tapit G3, GLENEAGLES Galileo G3, LEMON DROP DREAM Lemon Drop Kid G3, SWEET SWAP Candy Ride G3, CORNHUSKER Dynaformer LR. The Galileo/Storm Cat cross has produced: MARVELLOUS G1, MISTY FOR ME G1, GLOBAL VIEW G2, GLENEAGLES G3, TWIRL G3.

international database Northern Dancer Sadler's Wells Fairy Bridge GALILEO b 98 Miswaki Urban Sea Allegretta GLENEAGLES b c 2012 Storm Bird Storm Cat Terlingua YOU'RESOTHRILLING br 2005 Rahy Mariah's Storm Immense

Sky Bet York Stakes, G2, York, July 26, 10f 1 Sheikhzayedroad (GB) 5 b g Dubawi (IRE) - Royal Secrets (IRE) (Highest Honor (FR)) 2 Secret Gesture (GB) 4 b f Galileo (IRE) - Shastye (IRE) (Danehill (USA)) 3 Windhoek (GB) 4 b c Cape Cross (IRE) - Kahlua Kiss (GB) (Mister Baileys (GB)) Age: 3-5; Starts: 20; Wins: 7; Places: 8 Earnings: £207,086 Sire: DUBAWI. Sire of 81 Stakes winners. In 2014 - LUCKY NINE Green Desert G1, NIGHT OF THUNDER Galileo G1, PRINCE BISHOP Prospect Bay G1, TIGER TEES Gold Brose G1, ARABIAN GOLD Vettori G2, ARABIAN QUEEN Barathea G2, CATKINS Catbird G2, RED DUBAWI Homme de Loi G2, SHEIKHZAYEDROAD Highest Honor G2, INTIMATE MOMENT Gold Brose G3, NARNIYN Alhaarth G3, SRIKANDI Hurricane Sky G3, AKEED MOFEED Tiger Hill LR, BAWINA Sadler's Wells LR, DUBDAY Daylami LR, EASTERN PRINCE Marauding LR, FAIR DUBAWI Nashwan LR, MURIOI Fantastic Light LR, POSTPONED Dubai Destination LR, SARINDA Vettori LR, SHAMAL WIND Machiavellian LR, PURPLE BAY Nashwan LR. 1st Dam: ROYAL SECRETS by Highest Honor. Winner at 3. Dam of 2 winners: 2009: SHEIKHZAYEDROAD (g Dubawi) 7 wins at 3 to 5 at home, UAE, Sky Bet York S G2, bet365.com Fred Archer S LR, 2nd CantorFitzgerald Brigadier Gerard S G3, Wolferton H LR, 3rd Coutts Glorious S G3.

2010: Sultanah Heyam (f Manduro) 2011: MEJDAN (c Authorized) Winner at 2 in Serbia.

2012: Oud Metha (f Manduro) unraced to date.

2014: (f Kheleyf) Broodmare Sire: HIGHEST HONOR. Sire of the dams of 55 Stakes winners. In 2014 CAVALRYMAN Halling G2, FLY WITH ME Beat Hollow G2, SHEIKHZAYEDROAD Dubawi G2, GOLDY ESPONY Vespone G3, HIPPY Muhtathir G3, WEVANELLA Gentlewave LR, GARYNELLA Ballingarry LR, NEWS REEL Vespone LR. Seeking The Gold Dubai Millennium Colorado Dancer DUBAWI b 2002 Deploy Zomaradah Jawaher SHEIKHZAYEDROAD b g 2009 Kenmare Highest Honor High River ROYAL SECRETS b 2004 Lead On Time Marble Maiden Lastcomer

King George VI & Queen Elizabeth Stakes, G1, Ascot, July 26, 12f 1 Taghrooda (GB) 3 b f Sea The Stars (IRE) - Ezima (IRE) (Sadler's Wells (USA)) 2 Telescope (IRE) 4 b c Galileo (IRE) - Velouette (GB) (Darshaan) 3 Mukhadram (GB) 5 b c Shamardal (USA) - Magic Tree (UAE) (Timber Country (USA)) Age: 2-3; Starts: 4; Wins: 4; Places: 0 Earnings: £928,902 Sire: SEA THE STARS. Sire of 7 Stakes winners. In 2014 - SEA THE MOON Monsun G1, TAGHROODA Sadler's Wells G1, AFTERNOON SUNLIGHT Kris G3, VAZIRA Zafonic G3, ANIPA In The Wings LR, ZARSHANA Kahyasi LR. 1st Dam: EZIMA by Sadler's Wells.

4 wins at 3 and 4, S & R McGrath Memorial Saval Beg S LR, Trigo S LR, Rathbarry Barathea Finale S LR, 2nd Bet 365 Lancashire Oaks G2. Dam of 1 winner: 2010: (c Tamayuz)

2011: TAGHROODA (f Sea The Stars) 4 wins at 2 and 3, King George VI & Queen Elizabeth S G1, Investec Henry Cecil Mem. Oaks S G1, Tweenhills Pretty Polly S LR. 2012: Maktaba (f Dansili) unraced to date.

2013: Taqaareed (f Sea The Stars) 2014: (f Raven's Pass) Broodmare Sire: SADLER'S WELLS. Sire of the dams of 339 Stakes winners. In 2014 - MINORETTE Smart Strike G1, TAGHROODA Sea The Stars G1, THE FUGUE Dansili G1, EXCELLENT RESULT Shamardal G2, ANJAZ Street Cry G3, CURSORY GLANCE Distorted Humor G3, RICH TAPESTRY Holy Roman Emperor G3, APACHE SPIRIT Invincible Spirit LR, BALTIC BARONESS Shamardal LR, BAWINA Dubawi LR, BLAZING SPEED Dylan Thomas LR, CONTINUUM Dansili LR, CRAFTY Manhattan Rain LR, GO FOR GOAL Verglas LR, ILITSHE Fastnet Rock LR, MAXIMUS DREAM Oasis Dream LR, OCEAN AND BEYOND Kingsalsa LR, OPINION Oasis Dream LR, PATIENCE ALEXANDER Kodiac LR, SILVER PHANTOM Verglas LR, TABLE ROCK Fastnet Rock LR, TANNERY Dylan Thomas LR, VIRTUAL GAME Kheleyf LR. Green Desert Cape Cross Park Appeal SEA THE STARS b 2006 Miswaki Urban Sea Allegretta TAGHROODA b f 2011 Northern Dancer Sadler's Wells Fairy Bridge EZIMA b 2004 Darshaan Ezilla Ezana

Juddmonte Princess Margaret Stakes, G3, Ascot, July 26, 6f 1 Osaila (IRE) 2 b f Danehill Dancer (IRE) - Mennetou (IRE) (Entrepreneur (GB)) 2 Pastoral Girl (GB) 2 b f Pastoral Pursuits (GB) - Talampaya (USA) (Elusive Quality (USA)) 3 Explosive Lady (IRE) 2 gr f Alfred Nobel (IRE) - My Girl Lisa (USA) (With Approval (CAN)) Age: 2; Starts: 4; Wins: 2; Places: 1 Earnings: £37,670

Sire: DANEHILL DANCER. Sire of 159 Stakes winners. In 2014 STEPS IN TIME O'Reilly G1, ESOTERIQUE Dancing Brave G3, MEDEA Giant's Causeway G3, OSAILA Entrepreneur G3, ACROSTAR Iglesia LR. 1st Dam: Mennetou by Entrepreneur. unraced. Dam of 4 winners: 2006: Capeability (g Cape Cross) 2007: OBAMA RULE (f Danehill Dancer) Winner at 3, Dance Design S G3. Broodmare.

2008: Peach Bloom (f Cape Cross) 2009: DIAMOND KLITOS (g Araafa) Winner at 3 in Greece.

2010: ZEVA (f Zamindar) Winner at 3 in USA. 2011: Peace Palace (f Archipenko) in training.

2012: OSAILA (f Danehill Dancer) Sold 220,000gns yearling at TAOC1. 2 wins at 2, Juddmonte Princess Margaret S G3.

2013: (f Fastnet Rock) Broodmare Sire: ENTREPRENEUR. Sire of the dams of 18 Stakes winners. In 2014 - THE GREY GATSBY Mastercraftsman G1, OSAILA Danehill Dancer G3, TIGER ROLL Authorized LR. The Danehill Dancer/Entrepreneur cross has produced: OBAMA RULE G3, OSAILA G3.

Danzig Danehill Razyana DANEHILL DANCER b 93 Sharpen Up Mira Adonde Lettre d'Amour OSAILA b f 2012 Sadler's Wells Entrepreneur Exclusive Order MENNETOU b 2001 Riverman Detroit Derna II

Grosser Dallmayr Bayerisches Zuchtrennen, G1, Munich, July 27, 2000m 1 Lucky Lion (GB) 3 b c High Chaparral (IRE) - Lips Arrow (GER) (Big Shuffle (USA)) 2 Noble Mission (GB) 5 b c Galileo (IRE) - Kind (IRE) (Danehill (USA)) 3 Calyxa (GB) 4 b f Pivotal (GB) Chantra (GER) (Lando (GER)) Age: 2-3; Starts: 6; Wins: 3; Places: 2 Earnings: £233,882

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international database Sire: HIGH CHAPARRAL. Sire of 61 Stakes winners. In 2014 DUNDEEL Zabeel G1, LUCKY LION Big Shuffle G1, TORONADO Grand Slam G1, SHOW THE WORLD Zabeel G2, WESTERN HYMN Cape Cross G2, CONTRIBUTER Exit To Nowhere LR, FRINE Cardoun LR, HIGH JINX Surumu LR, KINGDOMS O'Reilly LR, MADAM VICTORIA Personal Escort LR, SWEET AS BRO Success Express LR, CHAPARRO Kaapstad LR, HADRIAN'S APPROACH Roselier LR, HAWK HIGH Machiavellian LR. 1st Dam: LIPS ARROW by Big Shuffle. 3 wins at 2 and 3 in Germany, Dallmayr Prodomo Trophy G. Sprint Preis LR, Grosser Preis des Autoring Hannover LR, 2nd Premio Carlo Chiesa G3, Lotto Hamburg Trophy G3. Dam of 1 winner: 2011: LUCKY LION (c High Chaparral) Sold 63,492gns yearling at BBAGS. 3 wins at 3 in Germany, Grosser Dallmayr Bayerisches Zuchtrennen G1, Mehl-Mulhens Rennen (2000 Guineas) G2, G.P.Krefelder Rennclub Dr Busch Memorial G3, 2nd IDEE Deutsches Derby G1.

2013: (c Mamool) 2014: (c Mamool) Broodmare Sire: BIG SHUFFLE. Sire of the dams of 29 Stakes winners. In 2014 - LUCKY LION High Chaparral G1, ROSA GIGANTEA Fuji Kiseki G2, STARSTRUCK Galileo G3, AL QUINTANA Sholokhov LR, DARIA Rock of Gibraltar LR, GUAJARA Montjeu LR. The High Chaparral/Big Shuffle cross has produced: LUCKY LION G1, TAI CHI G1.

Northern Dancer Sadler's Wells Fairy Bridge HIGH CHAPARRAL b 99 Darshaan Kasora Kozana LUCKY LION b c 2011 Super Concorde Big Shuffle Raise Your Skirts LIPS ARROW b 2005 Ashkalani Lips Plane Royal House

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bet365 Molecomb Stakes, G3, Goodwood, July 29, 5f 1 Cotai Glory (GB) 2 ch c Exceed And Excel (AUS) - Continua (USA) (Elusive Quality (USA)) 2 Fast Act (IRE) 2 ch c Fast Company (IRE) - Nullarbor (GB) (Green Desert (USA)) 3 Beacon (GB) 2 b c Paco Boy (IRE) - Key Light (IRE) (Acclamation (GB)) Age: 2; Starts: 5; Wins: 2; Places: 1 Earnings: £37,236 Sire: EXCEED AND EXCEL. Sire of 84 Stakes winners. In 2014 AMBER SKY Rubiton G1, EARTHQUAKE Marauding G1, SIDESTEP Quest For Fame G2, AEROBATICS Rahy G3, COTAI GLORY Elusive Quality G3, FLAMBERGE Blazing Sword G3, KENCELLA Metal Storm G3, CURIA REGIS Machiavellian LR, MOHAVE Encosta de Lago LR, REPARATIONS Red Ransom LR, TRUDEAU Kris LR. 1st Dam: Continua by Elusive Quality. unraced. Own sister to Huntdown. Dam of 2 winners: 2011: Excel's Beauty (f Exceed And Excel) 2 wins at 2, 2nd Bathwick Tyres St Hugh's S LR. 2012: COTAI GLORY (c Exceed And Excel) Sold 75,000gns yearling at TAOC2. 2 wins at 2, bet365 Molecomb S G3, 2nd Compton Estates Rose Bowl S LR. 2013: (f Authorized) Broodmare Sire: ELUSIVE QUALITY. Sire of the dams of 12 Stakes winners. In 2014 GHIBELLINES Shamardal G2, COTAI GLORY Exceed And Excel G3, MUSTAJEEB Nayef G3, DESIRE Glory of Dancer LR, EDEN PRAIRIE Mizzen Mast LR. The Exceed And Excel/Elusive Quality cross has produced: GUELPH G1, COTAI GLORY G3, Excel's Beauty LR.

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Danzig Danehill Razyana EXCEED AND EXCEL b 2000 Lomond Patrona Gladiolus COTAI GLORY ch c 2012 Gone West Elusive Quality Touch of Greatness CONTINUA ch 2007 Maria's Mon Infinite Spirit Eternal Reve

Danzig Danehill Razyana CLODOVIL gr 2000 Linamix Clodora Cloche d'Or ES QUE LOVE br c 2009 Ahonoora Inchinor Inchmurrin ES QUE ch 2003 Bering Bellona Bellarida

bet365 Lennox Stakes, G2, Goodwood, July 29, 7f

Veuve Clicquot Vintage Stakes, G2, Goodwood, July 30, 7f

1 Es Que Love (IRE) 5 br c Clodovil (IRE) - Es Que (GB) (Inchinor (GB)) 2 Toormore (IRE) 3 b c Arakan (USA) - Danetime Out (IRE) (Danetime (IRE)) 3 Anjaal (GB) 3 ch c Bahamian Bounty (GB) - Ballymore Celebre (IRE) (Peintre Celebre (USA))

1 Highland Reel (IRE) 2 b c Galileo (IRE) - Hveger (AUS) (Danehill (USA)) 2 Tupi (IRE) 2 b c Tamayuz (GB) Carioca (IRE) (Rakti (GB)) 3 Room Key (GB) 2 ch c Mount Nelson (GB) - Saturday Girl (GB) (Peintre Celebre (USA))

Age: 2-5; Starts: 48; Wins: 5; Places: 16 Earnings: £227,265

Age: 2; Starts: 3; Wins: 2; Places: 1 Earnings: £55,906

Sire: CLODOVIL. Sire of 17 Stakes winners. In 2014 - ES QUE LOVE Inchinor G2, MORIARTY Criminal Type G2, GREGORIAN Cadeaux Genereux G3, BERKARAR Selkirk LR, SAVURLU Souvenir Copy LR. 1st Dam: ES QUE by Inchinor.

Winner at 3 in France. Dam of 2 winners: 2008: DOMINANT (c Cacique) 5 wins at 2 to 5, 2013 at home, Hong Kong, Longines Hong Kong Vase G1.

2009: ES QUE LOVE (c Clodovil) Sold 22,000gns yearling at TAOC2.

5 wins at 2 to 5, 2014, bet365 Lennox S G2, 2nd Connaught Flooring Abernant S G3, Blue Square Sandy Lane S LR, 3rd Duke of York Clipper Logistics S G2, Al Basti Equiworld Hackwood S G3.

2010: Burlesque Star (f Thousand Words) ran a few times.

2012: Stoked (c Fast Company) unraced to date.

2013: (c Invincible Spirit) Broodmare Sire: INCHINOR. Sire of the dams of 18 Stakes winners.

In 2014 - WE ARE Dansili G1, ES QUE LOVE Clodovil G2.

Sire: GALILEO. Sire of 180 Stakes winners. In 2014 - AUSTRALIA Cape Cross G1, MARVELLOUS Storm Cat G1, NOBLE MISSION Danehill G1, SPIRITJIM Anabaa G1, GLOBAL VIEW Storm Cat G2, GOSPEL CHOIR Pivotal G2, HIGHLAND REEL Danehill G2, TELESCOPE Darshaan G2, ADELAIDE Elnadim G3, AIGUE MARINE Silver Hawk G3, ALTANO Lando G3, BE MY GAL Danehill Dancer G3, ERNEST HEMINGWAY Darshaan G3, GLENEAGLES Storm Cat G3, MAGICIAN Mozart G3, MEKONG RIVER Danehill G3, ORCHESTRA Danehill G3, STARSTRUCK Big Shuffle G3, DALKOVA Marju LR, DARE TO ACHIEVE Linamix LR, DAZZLING Danehill LR, FREEDOM'S LIGHT Nashwan LR, GATEWOOD Selkirk LR, JACQUINOT BAY Last Tycoon LR, KINGFISHER Halling LR, OBSERVATIONAL Cadeaux Genereux LR, ORATOR Air Express LR, ROHERYN More Than Ready LR, SECRET GESTURE Danehill LR, BALLYGLASHEEN Danehill LR, WELLS Rodrigo de Triano LR. 1st Dam: Hveger by Danehill.

Winner in Australia, 2nd Feltex Carpets South Australia Oaks G2, 3rd Schweppes Australasian Oaks

international database G1. Own sister to ELVSTROEM. Dam of 2 winners: 2006: Valdemoro (f Encosta de Lago) 2 wins in Australia, 2nd Vinery Stud Storm Queen S G1, Crown Victoria Oaks G1.

Broodmare.

2007: Nakata (g Fusaichi Pegasus) 2011: Rings of Saturn (g Galileo) unraced to date.

2012: HIGHLAND REEL (c Galileo) Sold 460,000gns yearling at TAOC1. 2 wins at 2, Veuve Clicquot Vintage S G2.

2013: (c Galileo) Broodmare Sire: DANEHILL. Sire of the dams of 263 Stakes winners. In 2014 - COSMIC ENDEAVOUR Northern Meteor G1, FENOMENO Stay Gold G1, INTEGRAL Dalakhani G1, MISS MOSSMAN Mossman G1, NOBLE MISSION Galileo G1, CERTERACH Halling G2, GALLATIN Street Cry G2, HIGHLAND REEL Galileo G2, SOLICIT Street Cry G2, DICK WHITTINGTON Rip Van Winkle G3, HALLOWED CROWN Street Sense G3, J WONDER Footstepsinthesand G3, MAJESTIC QUEEN Kheleyf G3, MEKONG RIVER Galileo G3, NAYELI More Than Ready G3, ORCHESTRA Galileo G3, ZEPHYRON Zabeel G3, BRAYROAN Zabeel LR, COOLDINI Bernardini LR, CUSTOM CUT Notnowcato LR, DAZZLING Galileo LR, EINSTEINS FOLLY Whipper LR, ETON RIFLES Pivotal LR, GOLDEN GUEPARD Hurricane Run LR, JOYEUSE Oasis Dream LR, KESHIRO Shirocco LR, KNIGHT'S COMMAND Pins LR, LADY PENKO Archipenko LR, LUCKY RAQUIE Encosta de Lago LR, MOONLESS Helike LR, PALE MIMOSA Singspiel LR, RACING EIGHT Mossman LR, SECRET GESTURE Galileo LR, TESTED Selkirk LR, TUKIYO Haradasun LR, BALLYGLASHEEN Galileo LR. The Galileo/Danehill cross has produced: BANC DE FORTUNE G1, CIMA DE TRIOMPHE G1, CUIS GHAIRE G1, FRANKEL G1, GOLDEN LILAC G1, INTELLO G1, MAYBE G1, NOBLE MISSION G1, ORCHESTRA G1, RODERIC O'CONNOR G1, ROMANTICA G1, SCINTILLULA G1, SECRET GESTURE G1, TAPESTRY G1, TEOFILO G1, HIGHLAND REEL

G2, REEM G2, CRYSTAL GAL G3, DAZZLING G3, LAGALP G3, MEKONG RIVER G3, SIDERA G3, WONDERFULLY G3, MISS GALILEI LR, VIA GALILEI LR, BALLYGLASHEEN LR, Galileo's Destiny G1, Gile Na Greine G1, Mars G1, The Assayer G1, Brightest G3, Circling G3, Claiomh Solais G3, Galiway G3, Impulsive Moment G3, Marksmanship G3, Acteur Celebre LR, Amerique LR, Pageboy LR. Northern Dancer Sadler's Wells Fairy Bridge GALILEO b 98 Miswaki Urban Sea Allegretta HIGHLAND REEL b c 2012 Danzig Danehill Razyana HVEGER b 2001 Marscay Circles of Gold Olympic Aim

Qipco Sussex Stakes, G1, Goodwood, July 30, 8f 1 Kingman (GB) 3 b c Invincible Spirit (IRE) - Zenda (GB) (Zamindar (USA)) 2 Toronado (IRE) 4 b c High Chaparral (IRE) - Wana Doo (USA) (Grand Slam (USA)) 3 Darwin (USA) 4 b c Big Brown (USA) - Cool Ghoul (USA) (Silver Ghost (USA)) Age: 2-3; Starts: 7; Wins: 6; Places: 1 Earnings: £685,134 Sire: INVINCIBLE SPIRIT. Sire of 77 Stakes winners. In 2014 - CHARM SPIRIT Montjeu G1, KINGMAN Zamindar G1, SPEAKING OF WHICH Mr Prospector G2, RUSSIAN SOUL Indian Ridge G3, APACHE SPIRIT Sadler's Wells LR, ARMY BULLETIN Sunday Silence LR, BEACH BELLE High Chaparral LR, I'M YOURS Robellino LR, SIGNS OF BLESSING Seeking The Gold LR, THAT IS THE SPIRIT Acatenango LR, STAYING ON Saddlers' Hall LR. 1st Dam: ZENDA by Zamindar. 3 wins at 3 and 4 at home, France, USA, Gainsborough Poule d'Essai des Pouliches G1, 2nd Coronation S G1, Queen Elizabeth II Challenge Cup S G1. Dam of 3 winners:

2005: Nile Cruise (c Danzig) 2006: Rio Carnival (f Storm Cat) ran twice. Broodmare.

2007: Hentzau (g Empire Maker) ran twice in N.H. Flat Races.

2008: Pleasantry (f Johannesburg) unraced. Broodmare.

2009: PANZANELLA (f Dansili) Winner at 3. Broodmare.

2010: REMOTE (c Dansili) 3 wins at 3, Tercentenary S G3.

2011: KINGMAN (c Invincible Spirit) 6 wins at 2 and 3, Tattersalls Irish 2000 Guineas G1, St James's Palace S G1, Qipco Sussex S G1, AON Greenham S G3, Betfred Mobile Solario S G3, 2nd Qipco 2000 Guineas G1.

2012: Multilingual (f Dansili) unraced to date.

2014: (f Bated Breath) Broodmare Sire: ZAMINDAR. Sire of the dams of 5 Stakes winners.

In 2014 - KINGMAN Invincible Spirit G1, LA HOGUETTE Le Havre LR. Danzig Green Desert Foreign Courier INVINCIBLE SPIRIT b 97 Kris Rafha Eljazzi KINGMAN b c 2011 Gone West Zamindar Zaizafon ZENDA b 99 Dancing Brave Hope Bahamian

Neptune Investment Gordon Stakes, G3, Goodwood, July 30, 12f 1 Snow Sky (GB) 3 b c Nayef (USA) - Winter Silence (GB) (Dansili (GB)) 2 Windshear (GB) 3 b c Hurricane Run (IRE) - Portal (GB) (Hernando (FR)) 3 Somewhat (USA) 3 b c Dynaformer (USA) - Sometime (IRE) (Royal Academy (USA)) Age: 2-3; Starts: 8; Wins: 3; Places: 4 Earnings: £120,627 Sire: NAYEF. Sire of 20 Stakes winners. In 2014 - MUSTAJEEB Elusive Quality G3, SNOW SKY Dansili G3, NAYEF DANCER Shareef Dancer LR, TASADAY

Mujahid LR, VERDETTO FINALE Roi Danzig LR. 1st Dam: Winter Silence by Dansili. 2 wins at 3 in France, 3rd Prix des Tourelles LR. Dam of 2 winners: 2007: Silent Eyes (f Montjeu) unraced.

2008: Icy Quiet (f Shirocco) 2009: EXHORTATION (g Zamindar) 2 wins.

2011: SNOW SKY (c Nayef) 3 wins at 2 and 3, Neptune Investment Gordon S G3, betfred.com Derby Trial S LR. 2012: Clariden (c Zamindar) unraced to date.

2013: (c Zamindar) 2014: (c Nayef) Broodmare Sire: DANSILI. Sire of the dams of 9 Stakes winners. In 2014 - SNOW SKY Nayef G3, SON CESIO Zafeen LR. Gulch NAYEF b 98

Mr Prospector Jameela

Bustino Height of Fashion Highclere SNOW SKY b c 2011 Danehill Dansili Hasili WINTER SILENCE b 2002 Rainbow Quest Hunt The Sun Suntrap

Sterling Insurance Lillie Langtry Stakes, G3, Goodwood, July 31, 14f 1 Missunited (IRE) 7 b/br f Golan (IRE) - Lets Clic Together (IRE) (Don't Forget Me) 2 Arabian Comet (IRE) 3 b f Dubawi (IRE) - Aviacion (BRZ) (Know Heights (IRE)) 3 Waila (GB) 4 ch f Notnowcato (GB) - Crystal Cavern (USA) (Be My Guest (USA)) Age: 4-7; Starts: 29; Wins: 12; Places: 13 Earnings: £385,537 Sire: GOLAN. Sire of 19 Stakes winners. In 2014 - MOSQUITO Sky Chase G2, MISSUNITED Don't Forget Me G3.

1st Dam: LETS CLIC TOGETHER by Don't Forget Me. 3 wins at 2 and 3. Dam of 2 winners:

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international database 2001: LETS GET IT ON (f Perugino) Winner at 2. Broodmare.

2002: Fair Meadow Vixen (f Foxhound) ran a few times.

2004: Mr Tepau (c Medaaly) ran once.

2006: (g Golan) 2007: MISSUNITED (f Golan) 12 wins, Sterling Insurance Lillie Langtry S G3, S & R McGrath Memorial Saval Beg S LR, Ardilaun Hotel Oyster S LR, 2nd S & R McGrath Memorial Saval Beg S LR, Coolmore Vintage Crop S LR, Martin Molony S LR, Irish Field Loughbrown S LR, 3rd Ascot Gold Cup G1, Prix Royal-Oak G1, Guinness Galway H. Hurdle G1, Kerry Group EBF Shannon Spray Nov.Hurdle G3.

Broodmare Sire: DON'T FORGET ME. Sire of the dams of 19 Stakes winners. In 2014 - MISSUNITED Golan G3, FINK Phoenix Tower LR. Rainbow Quest Spectrum River Dancer GOLAN b 98 Generous Highland Gift Scots Lass MISSUNITED b/br f 2007 Ahonoora Don't Forget Me African Doll LETS CLIC TOGETHER b 95 Lord Gayle Mombones Ride

Qatar Bloodstock Richmond Stakes, G2, Goodwood, July 31, 6f 1 Ivawood (IRE) 2 b c Zebedee (GB) - Keenes Royale (GB) (Red Ransom (USA)) 2 Louie de Palma (GB) 2 b c Pastoral Pursuits (GB) - Tahirah (GB) (Green Desert (USA)) 3 Jungle Cat (IRE) 2 b c Iffraaj (GB) - Mike's Wildcat (USA) (Forest Wildcat (USA)) Age: 2; Starts: 3; Wins: 3; Places: 0 Earnings: £94,617 Sire: ZEBEDEE. Sire of 1 Stakes winners. In 2014 - IVAWOOD Red Ransom G2.

1st Dam: KEENES ROYALE by Red Ransom. 3 wins at 3. Dam of 1 winner: 2012: IVAWOOD (c Zebedee) Sold 220,000gns yearling at TAOC1. 3

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2013: (f Roderic O'Connor) 2014: (f Holy Roman Emperor) Broodmare Sire: RED RANSOM. Sire of the dams of 71 Stakes winners. In 2014 - DARING DANCER Empire Maker G2, IVAWOOD Zebedee G2, VILANOVA Commands G2, CAPE KIDNAPPERS Commands LR, MACHIAVELLIANISM Jazil LR, REPARATIONS Exceed And Excel LR, GIANTOFAMAN Stowaway LR. Green Desert Invincible Spirit Rafha ZEBEDEE gr 2008 Cozzene Cozy Maria Mariamme IVAWOOD b c 2012 Roberto Red Ransom Arabia KEENES ROYALE b 2007 Dr Devious Kinnaird Ribot's Guest

Artemis Goodwood Cup, G2, Goodwood, July 31, 16f 1 Cavalryman (GB) 8 b c Halling (USA) - Silversword (FR) (Highest Honor (FR)) 2 Ahzeemah (IRE) 5 b g Dubawi (IRE) - Swiss Roll (IRE) (Entrepreneur (GB)) 3 Brown Panther (GB) 6 b c Shirocco (GER) - Treble Heights (IRE) (Unfuwain (USA)) Age: 2-8; Starts: 36; Wins: 10; Places: 14 Earnings: £1,887,455 Sire: HALLING. Sire of 57 Stakes winners. In 2014 - CAVALRYMAN Highest Honor G2, CERTERACH Danehill G2.

1st Dam: Silversword by Highest Honor. Winner at 3 in France, 2nd Prix de Royaumont G3. Own sister to DOUBLE HONOUR and Silver Whale. Dam of 6 winners: 1998: Silver Medal (c Diesis) 1999: DRAMATIC EDGE (c Theatrical) Winner at 5 in UAE. 2000: Finity (f Diesis) Winner at 2, 3rd C L Weld Park S G3. Grandam of Justice Day (c Acclamation: 4

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wins at 2 and 3, 3rd Vision.ae Middle Park S G1) 2001: (c Royal Academy) 2002: (f Timber Country). died as a yearling.

2003: MALAHINI (f Jade Robbery) 2 wins at 3 in France. Broodmare.

2005: Funseeker (f Halling).

Broodmare.

2006: CAVALRYMAN (c Halling).

10 wins to 2014 at home, France, UAE, Juddmonte Grand Prix de Paris G1, Artemis Goodwood Cup G2, Boylesports Princess of Wales's S G2, Qatar Prix Niel G2, Al Tayar Motors Dubai Gold Cup G3, District One Nad Al Sheba Trophy G3, The Coral Marathon Esher S LR, Stowe Family Law LLP Grand Cup LR, Prix Matchem LR, 2nd Prix Greffulhe G2, Skywards Dubai City of Gold S G2, Al Tayar Motors Dubai Gold Cup G2, Timeform Betfair Fred Archer S LR, Jockey Club Rose Bowl LR, 3rd Qatar Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe G1, Gran Premio del Jockey Club G1, Grosser Mercedes-Benz Preis von Baden G1, Boylesports Princess of Wales's S G2, SkyCargo Dubai City of Gold S G2.

2008: JAHANARA (f Exceed And Excel) Winner at 3.

2010: KELVINGROVE (g Hurricane Run) 3 wins.

2011: Archambo (c Shamardal) in training.

2013: (c Halling) Broodmare Sire: HIGHEST HONOR. Sire of the dams of 55 Stakes winners. In 2014 CAVALRYMAN Halling G2, FLY WITH ME Beat Hollow G2, SHEIKHZAYEDROAD Dubawi G2, GOLDY ESPONY Vespone G3, HIPPY Muhtathir G3, WEVANELLA Gentlewave LR, GARYNELLA Ballingarry LR, NEWS REEL Vespone LR. Diesis

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Doubly Sure HALLING ch 91 Green Dancer Dance Machine Never A Lady CAVALRYMAN b c 2006 Kenmare Highest Honor High River SILVERSWORD b/br 93 Silver Hawk Silver Cobra Copperhead

Prix de Psyche, G3, Deauville, July 31, 2000m 1 Be My Gal (GB) 3 b f Galileo (IRE) - Longing To Dance (GB) (Danehill Dancer (IRE)) 2 Anahita (FR) 3 b f Turtle Bowl (IRE) - Nazlia (FR) (Polish Precedent (USA)) 3 Royalmania (GB) 3 ch f Elusive Quality (USA) - Safari Queen (ARG) (Lode (USA)) Age: 2-3; Starts: 5; Wins: 2; Places: 3 Earnings: £68,231 Sire: GALILEO. Sire of 180 Stakes winners. In 2014 - AUSTRALIA Cape Cross G1, MARVELLOUS Storm Cat G1, NOBLE MISSION Danehill G1, SPIRITJIM Anabaa G1, GLOBAL VIEW Storm Cat G2, GOSPEL CHOIR Pivotal G2, HIGHLAND REEL Danehill G2, TELESCOPE Darshaan G2, ADELAIDE Elnadim G3, AIGUE MARINE Silver Hawk G3, ALTANO Lando G3, BE MY GAL Danehill Dancer G3, ERNEST HEMINGWAY Darshaan G3, GLENEAGLES Storm Cat G3, MAGICIAN Mozart G3, MEKONG RIVER Danehill G3, ORCHESTRA Danehill G3, STARSTRUCK Big Shuffle G3, DALKOVA Marju LR, DARE TO ACHIEVE Linamix LR, DAZZLING Danehill LR, FREEDOM'S LIGHT Nashwan LR, GATEWOOD Selkirk LR, JACQUINOT BAY Last Tycoon LR, KINGFISHER Halling LR, OBSERVATIONAL Cadeaux Genereux LR, ORATOR Air Express LR, ROHERYN More Than Ready LR, SECRET GESTURE Danehill LR, BALLYGLASHEEN Danehill LR, WELLS Rodrigo de Triano LR. 1st Dam: Longing To Dance by Danehill Dancer. 2nd Flame of Tara EBF S LR. Dam of 1 winner: 2010: Jazz Player (g Galileo) unraced.

2011: BE MY GAL (f Galileo) 2 wins at 3 at home, France, Prix de Psyche G3, British Stall.Studs EBF Conqueror S LR, 3rd Prix Chloe G3.

2012: Foreign Diplomat (c Oasis Dream) unraced to date.

2013: (c Dubawi) 2014: (f Nathaniel) Broodmare Sire: DANEHILL DANCER. Sire of the dams of 21

international database Stakes winners. In 2014 - BE MY GAL Galileo G3, VINNIE EAGLE I Am Invincible G3, IT IS WRITTEN Written Tycoon LR, PLOUGALA Plouescop LR. The Galileo/Danehill Dancer cross has produced: QUEST FOR PEACE G2, BE MY GAL G3, INDIAN MAHARAJA LR, Criteria G2, Lahinch Classics G2, Kingston Jamaica G3, Noble Galileo G3, Seussical LR. Northern Dancer Sadler's Wells Fairy Bridge GALILEO b 98 Miswaki Urban Sea Allegretta BE MY GAL b f 2011 Danehill Danehill Dancer Mira Adonde LONGING TO DANCE b 2005 Drumalis Palacegate Episode Pasadena Lady

L'Ormarins Queens Plate Oak Tree Stakes, G3, Goodwood, August 1, 7f 1 J Wonder (USA) 3 b f Footstepsinthesand (GB) Canterbury Lace (USA) (Danehill (USA)) 2 Muteela (GB) 3 b f Dansili (GB) Nufoos (GB) (Zafonic (USA)) 3 Indignant (GB) 4 ch f Gold Away (IRE) - Moiava (FR) (Bering) Age: 2-3; Starts: 7; Wins: 4; Places: 0 Earnings: £98,456 Sire: FOOTSTEPSINTHESAND. Sire of 37 Stakes winners. In 2014 FOOT BAND Numerous G3, J WONDER Danehill G3, SAND PUCE Roar G3, SANDIVA Mark of Esteem G3, ARASIN Woodman LR, BABY FOOT Oasis Dream LR, IMPERIATOR Green Desert LR, KASPERSKY Grand Lodge LR, KING KON Lucky Roberto LR, MAISHA Kendor LR. 1st Dam: Canterbury Lace by Danehill. unraced. Own sister to ALEXANDER OF HALES and Chevalier. Dam of 4 winners: 2005: MAYBE I WILL (f Hawk Wing) 4 wins at 2 and 3. Broodmare.

2006: Miss Kittyhawk (f Hawk Wing). Broodmare.

2007: CHACHAMAIDEE (f Footstepsinthesand) 7 wins at 2 to 5, Coolmore Fusaichi Pegasus Matron S G1, 2nd Kingdom of Bahrain Sun Chariot S G1.

Broodmare.

2009: HASSLE (g Montjeu) 4 wins at 4 and 5.

2010: Gertrude Gray (f Hurricane Run) 2011: J WONDER (f Footstepsinthesand) 4 wins at 2 and 3, Dubai Duty Free Fred Darling S G3, L'Ormarins Queens Plate Oak Tree S G3.

2012: Russian Hockey (c Giant's Causeway) unraced to date.

2013: (c Giant's Causeway) Broodmare Sire: DANEHILL. Sire of the dams of 263 Stakes winners. In 2014 - COSMIC ENDEAVOUR Northern Meteor G1, FENOMENO Stay Gold G1, INTEGRAL Dalakhani G1, MISS MOSSMAN Mossman G1, NOBLE MISSION Galileo G1, CERTERACH Halling G2, GALLATIN Street Cry G2, HIGHLAND REEL Galileo G2, SOLICIT Street Cry G2, DICK WHITTINGTON Rip Van Winkle G3, HALLOWED CROWN Street Sense G3, J WONDER Footstepsinthesand G3, MAJESTIC QUEEN Kheleyf G3, MEKONG RIVER Galileo G3, NAYELI More Than Ready G3, ORCHESTRA Galileo G3, ZEPHYRON Zabeel G3, BRAYROAN Zabeel LR, COOLDINI Bernardini LR, CUSTOM CUT Notnowcato LR, DAZZLING Galileo LR, EINSTEINS FOLLY Whipper LR, ETON RIFLES Pivotal LR, GOLDEN GUEPARD Hurricane Run LR, JOYEUSE Oasis Dream LR, KESHIRO Shirocco LR, KNIGHT'S COMMAND Pins LR, LADY PENKO Archipenko LR, LUCKY RAQUIE Encosta de Lago LR, MOONLESS Helike LR, PALE MIMOSA Singspiel LR, RACING EIGHT Mossman LR, SECRET GESTURE Galileo LR, TESTED Selkirk LR, TUKIYO Haradasun LR, BALLYGLASHEEN Galileo LR. The Footstepsinthesand/Danehill cross has produced: CHACHAMAIDEE G1, STEINBECK G2, J WONDER G3, SENT FROM HEAVEN G3, GOLD SAND LR,

Walkingonthemoon LR, Meetings Man LR. Storm Cat Giant's Causeway Mariah's Storm FOOTSTEPSINTHESAND b 2002 Rainbow Quest Glatisant Dancing Rocks J WONDER b f 2011 Danzig Danehill Razyana CANTERBURY LACE b 2001 Sadler's Wells Legend Maker High Spirited

Coutts Glorious Stakes, G3, Goodwood, August 1, 12f 1 Pether's Moon (IRE) 4 b c Dylan Thomas (IRE) - Softly Tread (IRE) (Tirol) 2 Encke (USA) 5 b c Kingmambo (USA) - Shawanda (IRE) (Sinndar (IRE)) 3 Cafe Society (FR) 4 b g Motivator (GB) - Mishina (FR) (Highest Honor (FR)) Age: 2-4; Starts: 14; Wins: 4; Places: 8 Earnings: £164,043 Sire: DYLAN THOMAS. Sire of 16 Stakes winners. In 2014 - DYLAN MOUTH Noverre G2, DYLAN'S PROMISE Rigoletto G2, FINAL SCORE Hernando G2, NOT LISTENIN'TOME Encosta de Lago G3, PETHER'S MOON Tirol G3, BLAZING SPEED Sadler's Wells LR, RALSTON ROAD Galileo LR, TANNERY Sadler's Wells LR, DANEKING King's Best LR. 1st Dam: SOFTLY TREAD by Tirol.

3 wins at 2 and 3, Castlemartin/La Louviere Gladness S G3. Dam of 2 winners: 2006: Terme Cay (f Langfuhr) unraced. Broodmare.

2009: MONA BROWN (f Dylan Thomas) 3 wins at 3 and 4.

2010: PETHER'S MOON (c Dylan Thomas) Sold 42,692gns yearling at TISEP. 4 wins at 3 and 4, Coutts Glorious S G3, Betdaq Floodlit S LR, 2nd Qatar Bloodstock Jockey Club S G2, Carey Group Buckhounds S LR, 3rd Hardwicke S G2, Boylesports Princess of Wales's S G2.

Broodmare Sire: TIROL. Sire of the dams of 26 Stakes winners. In

2014 - MISS FRANCE Dansili G1, PETHER'S MOON Dylan Thomas G3.

Danzig Danehill Razyana DYLAN THOMAS b 2003 Diesis Lagrion Wrap It Up PETHER'S MOON b c 2010 Thatching Tirol Alpine Niece SOFTLY TREAD b 98 Ela-Mana-Mou Second Guess Warning Sound

Bonhams Thoroughbred Stakes, G3, Goodwood, August 1, 8f 1 Wannabe Yours (IRE) 3 b c Dubawi (IRE) - Wannabe Posh (IRE) (Grand Lodge (USA)) 2 Hors de Combat (GB) 3 ch c Mount Nelson (GB) - Maid For Winning (USA) (Gone West (USA)) 3 Bow Creek (IRE) 3 b c Shamardal (USA) - Beneventa (GB) (Most Welcome) Age: 2-3; Starts: 5; Wins: 3; Places: 1 Earnings: £50,632 Sire: DUBAWI. Sire of 82 Stakes winners. In 2014 - LUCKY NINE Green Desert G1, NIGHT OF THUNDER Galileo G1, PRINCE BISHOP Prospect Bay G1, TIGER TEES Gold Brose G1, ARABIAN GOLD Vettori G2, ARABIAN QUEEN Barathea G2, CATKINS Catbird G2, RED DUBAWI Homme de Loi G2, SHEIKHZAYEDROAD Highest Honor G2, INTIMATE MOMENT Gold Brose G3, NARNIYN Alhaarth G3, SRIKANDI Hurricane Sky G3, WANNABE YOURS Grand Lodge G3, AKEED MOFEED Tiger Hill LR, BAWINA Sadler's Wells LR, DUBDAY Daylami LR, EASTERN PRINCE Marauding LR, FAIR DUBAWI Nashwan LR, MURIOI Fantastic Light LR, POSTPONED Dubai Destination LR, SARINDA Vettori LR, SHAMAL WIND Machiavellian LR, PURPLE BAY Nashwan LR. 1st Dam: WANNABE POSH by Grand Lodge. 4 wins at 3 and 4, EBF Galtres S LR, 2nd Lillie Langtry Fillies' S G3. Dam of 3 winners:

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2010: WANNABE YOUR MAN (g Halling) Winner at 4.

2011: WANNABE YOURS (c Dubawi) 3 wins at 3, Bonhams Thoroughbred S G3.

2012: Wannabe Special (f Galileo) unraced to date.

2013: Wannabe Friends (c Dubawi) 2014: Wannabe Like You (c Sepoy) Broodmare Sire: GRAND LODGE. Sire of the dams of 53 Stakes winners. In 2014 - APPEARANCE Commands G1, WANNABE YOURS Dubawi G3, BUBBLE CHIC Chichicastenango LR, KASPERSKY Footstepsinthesand LR, LONHSPRESSO Lonhro LR. Seeking The Gold Dubai Millennium Colorado Dancer DUBAWI b 2002 Deploy Zomaradah Jawaher WANNABE YOURS b c 2011 Chief's Crown Grand Lodge La Papagena WANNABE POSH b 2003 Shirley Heights Wannabe Propensity

Betfred King George Stakes, G2, Goodwood, August 1, 5f 1 Take Cover (GB) 7 b g Singspiel (IRE) - Enchanted (GB) (Magic Ring (IRE)) 2 Extortionist (IRE) 3 b c Dandy Man (IRE) - Dream Date (IRE) (Oasis Dream (GB)) 3 Moviesta (USA) 4 b g Hard Spun (USA) - Miss Brickyard (USA) (A P Indy (USA)) Age: 4-7; Starts: 15; Wins: 7; Places: 3 Earnings: £121,636 Sire: SINGSPIEL. Sire of 99 Stakes winners. In 2014 - TAKE COVER Magic Ring G2, JAMR Monsun G3, LADY OF OPERA Kingmambo LR, PALE MIMOSA Danehill LR, AMINABAD Spinning World LR, IRVING Sternkoenig LR. 1st Dam: Enchanted by Magic Ring. 5 wins at 2, 3 and 5, 3rd Chartwell S LR. Dam of 2 winners:

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2006: ARTEUS (g Fantastic Light) 6 wins at 3 and 4.

2007: TAKE COVER (g Singspiel) 7 wins at 4 to 7, 2014, Betfred King George S G2, John Smith's City Walls S LR, 2nd Best odds Bookmakers Golden Rose S LR. 2008: Enchanted Dream (f Halling) 2010: Master Wizard (c Motivator) Broodmare Sire: MAGIC RING. Sire of the dams of 8 Stakes winners. In 2014 - TAKE COVER Singspiel G2, ANATINA Fastnet Rock LR. Sadler's Wells In The Wings High Hawk SINGSPIEL b 92 Halo Glorious Song Ballade TAKE COVER b g 2007 Green Desert Magic Ring Emaline ENCHANTED b 99 Midyan Snugfit Annie Great Aim

Markel Insurance Nassau Stakes, G1, Goodwood, August 2, 10f 1 Sultanina (GB) 4 ch f New Approach (IRE) - Soft Centre (GB) (Zafonic (USA)) 2 Narniyn (IRE) 4 b f Dubawi (IRE) Narmina (IRE) (Alhaarth (IRE)) 3 Venus de Milo (IRE) 4 br f Duke of Marmalade (IRE) - Inchmahome (GB) (Galileo (IRE)) Age: 4; Starts: 4; Wins: 3; Places: 1 Earnings: £172,377 Sire: NEW APPROACH. Sire of 14 Stakes winners. In 2014 - MAY'S DREAM Archway G1, SULTANINA Zafonic G1, GAMBLIN' GURU Fusaichi Pegasus G3, MAJESTIC JASMINE Street Cry LR. 1st Dam: SOFT CENTRE by Zafonic.

2 wins at 2 and 3, 32red.com Lupe S LR. Dam of 1 winner: 2008: Puff Pastry (f Pivotal) unraced.

2010: SULTANINA (f New Approach) 3 wins at 4, Markel Insurance Nassau S G1, Pinnacle S G3, 2nd Bet 365 Lancashire Oaks G2.

2011: Praline (f Pivotal) unraced to date.

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2012: Tutti Frutti (f Teofilo) unraced to date.

2014: Coconut Creme (f Cape Cross) Broodmare Sire: ZAFONIC. Sire of the dams of 56 Stakes winners. In 2014 - SULTANINA New Approach G1, VAZIRA Sea The Stars G3, DANDIFIED Rebuttal LR, KRAMULKIE Aussie Rules LR, MACHUCAMBO Anabaa Blue LR, MUTEELA Dansili LR. Galileo

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Urban Sea NEW APPROACH ch 2005 Ahonoora Park Express Matcher SULTANINA ch f 2010 Gone West Zafonic Zaizafon SOFT CENTRE ch 2003 Halling Foodbroker Fancy Red Rita

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2006: Forever Nadine (f Kornado) Winner at 3 in Germany, 3rd Mulheimer EBF Ladies Cup LR. Broodmare.

2007: Festival (f Dashing Blade) 2008: FORTEZZO (g Lord of England) 6 wins at 3 and 4 in France, Germany.

2010: Forever Beauty (f Dashing Blade) Winner at 2 in Germany, 2nd GP von E. & V. Commercial Weidenspescher LR. 2011: FEODORA (f Lord of England) Sold 15,873gns yearling at BBAGS. 1 win at 3 in Germany, Henkel Preis der Diana - Stuten Derby G1, 2nd Mehl Mulhens Stiftung der Winterkonigin G3, Sauren Dachfonds Winterkonigin Trial LR. 2012: Forever Lord (c Lord of England) unraced to date.

Broodmare Sire: GREINTON. Sire of the dams of 23 Stakes winners.

In 2014 - FEODORA Lord of England G1.

1 Feodora (GER) 3 ch f Lord of England (GER) - Forever Nice (GER) (Greinton) 2 Diamond Dove (GER) 3 b f Dr Fong (USA) - Dyveke (GER) (Lando (GER)) 3 Longina (GER) 3 ch f Monsun (GER) - Love Academy (GER) (Medicean (GB))

Elegant Air Dashing Blade Sharp Castan LORD OF ENGLAND ch 2003 Los Santos Loveria Liranga FEODORA ch f 2011 Green Dancer Greinton Crystal Queen FOREVER NICE ch 94 Glint of Gold Fox For Gold Little Bittern

Age: 2-3; Starts: 7; Wins: 1; Places: 3 Earnings: £277,683

Prix de Cabourg Jockey Club de Turquie, G3, Deauville, August 3, 1200m

Sire: LORD OF ENGLAND. Sire of 6 Stakes winners. In 2014 FEODORA Greinton G1.

1st Dam: FOREVER NICE by Greinton. 5 wins at 2 to 4 in Germany. Dam of 7 winners: 2000: FOREVER FREE (g Platini) 6 wins, Preis von Schlenderhan LR. 2001: Fast Breeder (c Dashing Blade) unraced.

2003: (c Tertullian) 2004: FORTHE MILLIONKISS (c Dashing Blade) 7 wins at 2 to 6 in France, Germany, Grosser Preise der Sparkasse Hannover G2.

2005: FASTGOLDENGOSCHI (f Monos) 2 wins at 3 in Italy.

Broodmare.

1 Ervedya (FR) 2 b f Siyouni (FR) Elva (IRE) (King's Best (USA)) 2 City Money (IRE) 2 b c Elusive City (USA) - Peachmelba (USA) (Theatrical) 3 El Suizo (FR) 2 b c Meshaheer (USA) - Belle Suisse (FR) (Hamas (IRE)) Age: 2; Starts: 3; Wins: 3; Places: 0 Earnings: £51,666 Sire: SIYOUNI. Sire of 2 Stakes winners. In 2014 - ERVEDYA King's Best G3, MOCKLERSHILLL Loup Solitaire LR. 1st Dam: Elva by King's Best. 2 wins at 2 and 3 in France, 2nd Prix Vanteaux G3. Dam of 3 winners:

international database 2009: ELMAL (c Dalakhani) 3 wins.

2010: Elayouna (f Dr Fong) unraced.

2011: ENNAYA (f Nayef) 2 wins at 3 in France.

2012: ERVEDYA (f Siyouni) 3 wins at 2 in France, Prix de Cabourg Jockey Club de Turquie G3.

Broodmare Sire: KING'S BEST. Sire of the dams of 18 Stakes winners.

In 2014 - ERVEDYA Siyouni G3, ALKASSER Shamardal LR, BE SAFE Holy Roman Emperor LR, DANEKING Dylan Thomas LR. Pivotal

Polar Falcon

Fearless Revival SIYOUNI b 2007 Danehill Sichilla Slipstream Queen ERVEDYA b f 2012 Kingmambo King's Best Allegretta ELVA b 2004 Marju Evora Eviyrna

Prix Rothschild, G1, Deauville, August 3, 1600m 1 Esoterique (IRE) 4 b f Danehill Dancer (IRE) - Dievotchka (GB) (Dancing Brave (USA)) 2 Miss France (IRE) 3 b f Dansili (GB) - Miss Tahiti (IRE) (Tirol) 3 Integral (GB) 4 b f Dalakhani (IRE) - Echelon (GB) (Danehill (USA)) Age: 3-4; Starts: 9; Wins: 4; Places: 3 Earnings: £317,029 Sire: DANEHILL DANCER. Sire of 160 Stakes winners. In 2014 ESOTERIQUE Dancing Brave G1, STEPS IN TIME O'Reilly G1, MEDEA Giant's Causeway G3, OSAILA Entrepreneur G3, ACROSTAR Iglesia LR, THOMAS EDISON Sadler's Wells LR. 1st Dam: Dievotchka by Dancing Brave. unraced. Dam of 10 winners: 1995: RUSSIAN HOPE (c Rock Hopper). 11 wins at 2 to 6 in France, Kingdom of Saudi Ara, Grand Prix de Deauville G2.

1996: RUSSIAN SHIFT (g Night Shift) 9 wins in France.

1997: RUSSIAN TYCOON (c Last Tycoon) 2 wins at 3 in France.

1999: DIEVOTCHKINA (f Bluebird) 2 wins at 3 in France. Broodmare.

2000: RUSSIAN HILL (f Indian Ridge) 2 wins at 3 and 5 in France, Grand Prix de Compiegne LR, 2nd Prix de Royallieu Hotel du Golf Barriere G2, Prix Corrida G2. Dam of RUSSIAN SOUL (g Invincible Spirit: 6 wins at 4 to 6 at home, UAE, Newbridge Renaissance S G3, Ford Mustang Shelby Al Shindagha Sprint G3) 2001: Russian Love (f Machiavellian). Broodmare.

2002: ARCHANGE D'OR (c Danehill) 4 wins at 3 in France, P.Eugene Adam (G.P.de MaisonsLaffitte) G2. Sire.

2004: RUSSIAN DESERT (c Desert Prince) 3 wins at 2, 3 and 5 in France, Prix Matchem LR, 3rd P.Eugene Adam (G.P.de MaisonsLaffitte) G2.

2005: RUSSIAN CROSS (c Cape Cross) 4 wins at 2, 3 and 5 in France, Prix Guillaume d'Ornano G2.

2007: RUSSIAN SYMBOL (f Danehill Dancer) Winner at 3 in France.

Broodmare.

2008: Something Strange (f Holy Roman Emperor) ran on the flat in France. Broodmare.

2010: ESOTERIQUE (f Danehill Dancer). 4 wins at 3 and 4 at home, France, Prix Rothschild G1, Qatar Bloodstock Dahlia S G3, Prix Vanteaux G3, 2nd Poule d'Essai des Pouliches G1.

2011: Histrionique (c Lawman) Broodmare Sire: DANCING BRAVE. Sire of the dams of 71 Stakes winners. In 2014 ESOTERIQUE Danehill Dancer G1, RAVE Oratorio LR, RED ARION Agnes Tachyon LR. Danzig Danehill Razyana DANEHILL DANCER b 93 Sharpen Up Mira Adonde Lettre d'Amour ESOTERIQUE b f 2010 Lyphard Dancing Brave Navajo Princess DIEVOTCHKA b 89 High Line High And Dry Photo Flash

Irish Stall.Farms EBF Give Thanks Stakes, G3, Cork, August 5, 12f 1 Edelmira (IRE) 3 ch f Peintre Celebre (USA) - Elbasana (IRE) (Indian Ridge) 2 Dark Crusader (IRE) 4 b f Cape Cross (IRE) - Monty's Girl (IRE) (High Chaparral (IRE)) 3 Shell House (IRE) 3 b f Galileo (IRE) - Bonnie Byerly (USA) (Dayjur (USA)) Age: 3; Starts: 3; Wins: 2; Places: 0 Earnings: £46,375 Sire: PEINTRE CELEBRE. Sire of 64 Stakes winners. In 2014 EDELMIRA Indian Ridge G3, NICOLOSIO Alkalde LR. 1st Dam: Elbasana by Indian Ridge. ran once at 4. Dam of 2 winners: 2010: Elishpour (g Oasis Dream) 2 wins at 3 in France, 3rd Derby du Languedoc LR. 2011: EDELMIRA (f Peintre Celebre) 2 wins at 3, Irish Stall.Farms EBF Give Thanks S G3.

2012: Edilisa (f Azamour) unraced to date.

2013: (f Tamayuz) 2014: (f Sepoy) Broodmare Sire: INDIAN RIDGE. Sire of the dams of 78 Stakes winners. In 2014 - DOLNIYA Azamour G2, FINTRY Shamardal G2, KOOL KOMPANY Jeremy G2, EDELMIRA Peintre Celebre G3, MULL OF KILLOUGH Mull of Kintyre G3, RUSSIAN SOUL Invincible Spirit G3, TOBANN Teofilo G3, ROCKY GROUND Acclamation LR. Northern Dancer Nureyev Special PEINTRE CELEBRE ch 94 Alydar Peinture Bleue Petroleuse EDELMIRA ch f 2011 Ahonoora Indian Ridge Hillbrow ELBASANA b 2004 Darshaan Ebaziya Ezana

Ballyroan Stakes, G3, Leopardstown, August 7, 12f 1 Eye of The Storm (IRE) 4 ch c Galileo (IRE) - Mohican Princess (GB) (Shirley Heights)

2 Roheryn (IRE) 3 b f Galileo (IRE) La Chunga (USA) (More Than Ready (USA)) 3 Streetcar To Stars (GB) 3 b c Sea The Stars (IRE) - Approach (GB) (Darshaan) Age: 2-4; Starts: 11; Wins: 4; Places: 6 Earnings: £136,140 Sire: GALILEO. Sire of 180 Stakes winners. In 2014 - AUSTRALIA Cape Cross G1, MARVELLOUS Storm Cat G1, NOBLE MISSION Danehill G1, SPIRITJIM Anabaa G1, GLOBAL VIEW Storm Cat G2, GOSPEL CHOIR Pivotal G2, HIGHLAND REEL Danehill G2, TELESCOPE Darshaan G2, ADELAIDE Elnadim G3, AIGUE MARINE Silver Hawk G3, ALTANO Lando G3, BE MY GAL Danehill Dancer G3, ERNEST HEMINGWAY Darshaan G3, EYE OF THE STORM Shirley Heights G3, GLENEAGLES Storm Cat G3, MAGICIAN Mozart G3, MEKONG RIVER Danehill G3, ORCHESTRA Danehill G3, STARSTRUCK Big Shuffle G3, DALKOVA Marju LR, DARE TO ACHIEVE Linamix LR, DAZZLING Danehill LR, FREEDOM'S LIGHT Nashwan LR, GATEWOOD Selkirk LR, JACQUINOT BAY Last Tycoon LR, KINGFISHER Halling LR, OBSERVATIONAL Cadeaux Genereux LR, ORATOR Air Express LR, ROHERYN More Than Ready LR, SECRET GESTURE Danehill LR, BALLYGLASHEEN Danehill LR, WELLS Rodrigo de Triano LR. 1st Dam: Mohican Princess by Shirley Heights. Dam of 6 winners: 2002: SATCHEM (c Inchinor) 5 wins at 2 and 4, Pentax Sirenia S G3, Countrywide Steel & Tubes Joel S G3, 3rd VC Bet Challenge S G2.

2003: Mohican Painter (f Peintre Celebre) unraced.

2004: PRINCE GOLAN (g Golan) 4 wins at 2, 4 and 5.

2005: (c Montjeu) 2006: Oui Say Oui (f Royal Applause) 2 wins, 2nd Ballygallon Stud Debutante S G2. Broodmare.

2007: MISS COCO (f Galileo) Winner at 3.

2009: LIVIA GALILEI (f Galileo) 3 wins at 3.

2010: EYE OF THE STORM (c Galileo) Sold 77,996gns yearling at

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international database GOOY1. 4 wins at 2 to 4, Ballyroan S G3, Edmund/Josie Whelan Mem. Listowel S LR, Irish Field Loughbrown S LR, 2nd bet365 Classic Trial G3, Ardilaun Hotel Oyster S LR, 3rd Qipco Long Distance Cup G3, Autumn S G3.

2011: Curbyourenthusiasm (g Mastercraftsman) 2012: (g Fastnet Rock) Broodmare Sire: SHIRLEY HEIGHTS. Sire of the dams of 187 Stakes winners. In 2014 - EYE OF THE STORM Galileo G3, WANNABE BETTER Duke of Marmalade G3.

The Galileo/Shirley Heights cross has produced: SANS FRONTIERES G1, EYE OF THE STORM G3, URSA MAJOR G3.

Northern Dancer Sadler's Wells Fairy Bridge GALILEO b 98 Miswaki Urban Sea Allegretta EYE OF THE STORM ch c 2010 Mill Reef Shirley Heights Hardiemma MOHICAN PRINCESS b 96 Dancing Brave Mohican Girl Unsuspected

germantb.com Sweet Solera Stakes, G3, Newmarket, August 9, 7f 1 Muraaqaba (GB) 2 b f Dubawi (IRE) - Nufoos (GB) (Zafonic (USA)) 2 Calypso Beat (USA) 2 b f Speightstown (USA) - African Skies (GB) (Johannesburg (USA)) 3 Winters Moon (IRE) 2 ch f New Approach (IRE) - Summertime Legacy (GB) (Darshaan) Age: 2; Starts: 3; Wins: 2; Places: 1 Earnings: £35,563 Sire: DUBAWI. Sire of 83 Stakes winners. In 2014 - LUCKY NINE Green Desert G1, NIGHT OF THUNDER Galileo G1, PRINCE BISHOP Prospect Bay G1, TIGER TEES Gold Brose G1, ARABIAN GOLD Vettori G2, ARABIAN QUEEN Barathea G2, CATKINS Catbird G2, RED DUBAWI Homme de Loi G2, SHEIKHZAYEDROAD Highest Honor G2, INTIMATE

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MOMENT Gold Brose G3, MURAAQABA Zafonic G3, NARNIYN Alhaarth G3, SRIKANDI Hurricane Sky G3, WANNABE YOURS Grand Lodge G3, AKEED MOFEED Tiger Hill LR, BAWINA Sadler's Wells LR, DUBDAY Daylami LR, EASTERN PRINCE Marauding LR, FAIR DUBAWI Nashwan LR, MURIOI Fantastic Light LR, POSTPONED Dubai Destination LR, SARINDA Vettori LR, SHAMAL WIND Machiavellian LR, PURPLE BAY Nashwan LR. 1st Dam: NUFOOS by Zafonic. 3 wins at 2 and 3, Wroxall Abbey Eternal S LR, 2nd TSG Firth of Clyde S G3, Totepool Chartwell S G3. Dam of 5 winners: 2007: AWZAAN (c Alhaarth) 4 wins at 2, Shadwell Middle Park S G1.

2008: TASFEYA (g Haafhd) Winner at 2.

2009: Hajras (g Dubai Destination) 4 wins at 3, 2nd Piper Heidsieck James Seymour S LR. 2011: MUTEELA (f Dansili) 4 wins at 2 and 3, Sandringham H LR, 2nd L'Ormarins Queens Plate Oak Tree S G3.

2012: MURAAQABA (f Dubawi) 2 wins at 2, germantb.com Sweet Solera S G3.

2014: (f Tamayuz) Broodmare Sire: ZAFONIC. Sire of the dams of 57 Stakes winners. In 2014 - SULTANINA New Approach G1, VAZIRA Sea The Stars G1, MURAAQABA Dubawi G3, DANDIFIED Rebuttal LR, KRAMULKIE Aussie Rules LR, MACHUCAMBO Anabaa Blue LR, MUTEELA Dansili LR. The Dubawi/Zafonic cross has produced: MURAAQABA G3, SPLIT TROIS G3.

Seeking The Gold Dubai Millennium Colorado Dancer DUBAWI b 2002 Deploy Zomaradah Jawaher MURAAQABA b f 2012 Gone West Zafonic Zaizafon NUFOOS b 2002 Green Desert Desert Lynx Sweeping

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Betfred Rose of Lancaster Stakes, G3, Haydock Park, August 9, 10f 110yds 1 Amralah (IRE) 4 b c Teofilo (IRE) - Sharp Mode (USA) (Diesis) 2 Hillstar (GB) 4 b c Danehill Dancer (IRE) - Crystal Star (GB) (Mark of Esteem (IRE)) 3 True Story (GB) 3 b/br c Manduro (GER) - Tanzania (USA) (Darshaan) Age: 2-4; Starts: 11; Wins: 4; Places: 4 Earnings: £89,648 Sire: TEOFILO. Sire of 26 Stakes winners. In 2014 - SONNTAG Strategic G1, AMRALAH Diesis G3, PARISH HALL Montjeu G3, TARFASHA Groom Dancer G3, TOBANN Indian Ridge G3, HAVANA BEAT Desert Prince LR, PYRROLIC Jeune LR, RIO TIGRE Kingmambo LR, SIMBA One Cool Cat LR, BROUGHTON Artan LR. 1st Dam: Sharp Mode by Diesis. unraced. Dam of 3 winners: 2005: Unbiased (c Olden Times) 2007: MIDGET (f Invincible Spirit) Winner at 2.

2009: Accredit (c Authorized) unraced.

2010: AMRALAH (c Teofilo) Sold 50,000gns yearling at TAOC1. 4 wins at 2 to 4, Betfred Rose of Lancaster S G3, Doom Bar Steventon S LR, 2nd Ambant Gala S LR. 2011: HOMESTRETCH (c Holy Roman Emperor) Winner at 2.

2012: Eternal (c New Approach) unraced to date.

2013: (c Olden Times) Broodmare Sire: DIESIS. Sire of the dams of 100 Stakes winners. In 2014 - POMOLOGY Arch G2, TERRUBI Dalakhani G2, AMRALAH Teofilo G3, FLYING OFFICER Dynaformer LR, GOLIATH Darci Brahma LR. The Teofilo/Diesis cross has produced: AMRALAH G3, BLACK ARROW G3, REMEMBER ALEXANDER G3.

Galileo

Sadler's Wells

Urban Sea TEOFILO b 2004 Danehill Speirbhean Saviour AMRALAH b c 2010 Sharpen Up Diesis Doubly Sure SHARP MODE ch 2000 Known Fact A La Mode Modena

OSAF Prix de Reux, G3, Deauville, August 9, 2400m 1 Gatewood (GB) 6 b c Galileo (IRE) - Felicity (IRE) (Selkirk (USA)) 2 Rio Tigre (IRE) 3 b c Teofilo (IRE) - Braziliz (USA) (Kingmambo (USA)) 3 Going Somewhere (BRZ) 5 ch c Sulamani (IRE) - Angel Star (BRZ) (Special Nash (IRE)) Age: 3-6; Starts: 24; Wins: 8; Places: 10 Earnings: £403,875 Sire: GALILEO. Sire of 180 Stakes winners. In 2014 - AUSTRALIA Cape Cross G1, MARVELLOUS Storm Cat G1, NOBLE MISSION Danehill G1, SPIRITJIM Anabaa G1, GLOBAL VIEW Storm Cat G2, GOSPEL CHOIR Pivotal G2, HIGHLAND REEL Danehill G2, TELESCOPE Darshaan G2, ADELAIDE Elnadim G3, AIGUE MARINE Silver Hawk G3, ALTANO Lando G3, BE MY GAL Danehill Dancer G3, ERNEST HEMINGWAY Darshaan G3, EYE OF THE STORM Shirley Heights G3, GATEWOOD Selkirk G3, GLENEAGLES Storm Cat G3, MAGICIAN Mozart G3, MEKONG RIVER Danehill G3, ORCHESTRA Danehill G3, STARSTRUCK Big Shuffle G3, DALKOVA Marju LR, DARE TO ACHIEVE Linamix LR, DAZZLING Danehill LR, FREEDOM'S LIGHT Nashwan LR, JACQUINOT BAY Last Tycoon LR, KINGFISHER Halling LR, OBSERVATIONAL Cadeaux Genereux LR, ORATOR Air Express LR, ROHERYN More Than Ready LR, SECRET GESTURE Danehill LR, BALLYGLASHEEN Danehill LR, WELLS Rodrigo de Triano LR. 1st Dam: FELICITY by Selkirk. 2 wins at 3 and 4, Oakgrove Stud

international database Golden Daffodil S G3. Own sister to AIKEN. Dam of 2 winners: 2006: Pleasant Cape (f Cape Cross) unraced. Dam of PEISHA FELICE (f Special Week: Anemone S LR) 2007: Linea (f King's Best).

Broodmare.

2008: GATEWOOD (c Galileo) 8 wins at 3, 4 and 6 at home, Australia, France, OSAF Prix de Reux G3, Centrebet Geelong Cup G3, Wolferton H LR, Carey Group Buckhounds S LR, 32Red Tapster S LR, 2nd Grand Prix de DeauvilleLucien Barriere G2, bet365.com Fred Archer S LR, Betdaq Floodlit S LR, Coral Quebec S LR, 3rd Grosvenor Cumberland Lodge S G3, Coutts Glorious S G3.

2009: ENCHUFLA (f Danehill Dancer) Winner at 3 in France.

Broodmare.

2010: Shared Experience (f Raven's Pass) unraced.

2011: Lively Sprite (f Dansili) unraced to date.

Broodmare Sire: SELKIRK. Sire of the dams of 46 Stakes winners. In 2014 - AMERICAN DEVIL American Post G3, GATEWOOD Galileo G3, BERKARAR Clodovil LR, COPRAH Bertolini LR, MINALISA Oasis Dream LR, OMINOUS Oasis Dream LR. The Galileo/Selkirk cross has produced: GATEWOOD G2, East India LR. Northern Dancer Sadler's Wells Fairy Bridge GALILEO b 98 Miswaki Urban Sea Allegretta GATEWOOD b c 2008 Sharpen Up Selkirk Annie Edge FELICITY b 2000 Sadler's Wells Las Flores Producer

LARC - Prix Maurice de Gheest, G1, Deauville, August 10, 1200m 1 Garswood (GB) 4 b c Dutch Art (GB) - Penchant (GB) (Kyllachy (GB)) 2 Thawaany (IRE) 4 ch f Tamayuz (GB) - Chelsea Rose (IRE) (Desert King (IRE))

3 Fiesolana (IRE) 5 b f Aussie Rules (USA) - Tidal Reach (USA) (Kris S (USA)) Age: 2-4; Starts: 15; Wins: 4; Places: 8 Earnings: £360,008 Sire: DUTCH ART. Sire of 13 Stakes winners. In 2014 - GARSWOOD Kyllachy G1, SLADE POWER Key of Luck G1, AHERN First Trump LR. 1st Dam: Penchant by Kyllachy. unraced. Dam of 1 winner: 2010: GARSWOOD (c Dutch Art) 4 wins at 2 to 4 at home, France, LARC - Prix Maurice de Gheest G1, bet365 Lennox S G2, CSP European Free H LR, Shadwell Stud Harry Rosebery S LR, 2nd BMW Cornwallis S G3, bet365 Criterion S G3, 3rd Qatar Prix de la Foret G1.

2011: Bruni Heinke (f Dutch Art) in training.

2013: (f Holy Roman Emperor) Broodmare Sire: KYLLACHY. Sire of the dams of 4 Stakes winners.

In 2014 - GARSWOOD Dutch Art G1.

Machiavellian Medicean Mystic Goddess DUTCH ART ch 2004 Spectrum Halland Park Lass Palacegate Episode GARSWOOD b c 2010 Pivotal Kyllachy Pretty Poppy PENCHANT b 2006 Cadeaux Genereux Irresistible Polish Romance

Phoenix Sprint Stakes, G3, Curragh, August 10, 6f 1 Scream Blue Murder (IRE) 4 b f Oratorio (IRE) - Holly Blue (GB) (Bluebird (USA)) 2 Jamesie (IRE) 6 b g Kodiac (GB) Pretty Woman (IRE) (Night Shift (USA)) 3 Hamza (IRE) 5 b g Amadeus Wolf (GB) - Lady Shanghai (IRE) (Alhaarth (IRE)) Age: 2-4; Starts: 17; Wins: 4; Places: 4 Earnings: £86,297 Sire: ORATORIO. Sire of 40 Stakes winners. In 2014 - ORATOR'S

DAUGHTER O'Reilly G3, SCREAM BLUE MURDER Bluebird G3, ETON FOREVER Zilzal LR, HIGH DUTY Montjeu LR, RAVE Dancing Brave LR. 1st Dam: HOLLY BLUE by Bluebird.

2 wins at 3, London Clubs Fern Hill Rated S LR. Dam of 6 winners: 2001: HOLLY WALK (f Dr Fong) Winner over fences.

2002: Navy Lark (g Nashwan) ran once in a N.H. Flat Race and over hurdles.

2003: BLUE JEANS (f Royal Applause) 2 wins at 3 and 4 in Denmark.

2005: CYAN (c Fantastic Light) Winner at 4 in Greece.

2006: Lilly Blue (f Hawk Wing).

Broodmare.

2007: GIBRALTAR BLUE (f Rock of Gibraltar) 7 wins at 2 to 4 at home, South Africa, Ipi Tombe Challenge G2, Korea Racing Authority Fillies Guineas G2, Tibouchina S G2, 2nd South African Fillies & Mares Sprint G1, 3rd Klawervlei Majorca S G1.

2009: PILGRIMS REST (g Rock of Gibraltar) 2 wins at 3.

2010: SCREAM BLUE MURDER (f Oratorio) Sold 24,630gns yearling at GOOY1. 4 wins at 2 to 4, Phoenix Sprint S G3, EBF Weatherbys Ins Kilvington S LR, 2nd Cork S LR, Woodlands S LR. 2011: Prophets Thumb (g Fastnet Rock) unraced to date.

2012: Yulong Xiongshi (c Duke of Marmalade) unraced to date.

2014: (f Henrythenavigator) Broodmare Sire: BLUEBIRD. Sire of the dams of 68 Stakes winners.

In 2014 - ALPINE HEIGHTS Spartacus G3, SCREAM BLUE MURDER Oratorio G3, MAYBE DISCREET Shamardal LR. Danzig Danehill Razyana ORATORIO b 2002 Vaguely Noble Mahrah Montage SCREAM BLUE MURDER b f 2010 Storm Bird Bluebird Ivory Dawn HOLLY BLUE ch 96 Kris Nettle Sans Blague

Keeneland Phoenix Stakes, G1, Curragh, August 10, 6f 1 Dick Whittington (IRE) 2 b c Rip Van Winkle (IRE) - Sahara Sky (IRE) (Danehill (USA)) 2 Kool Kompany (IRE) 2 br c Jeremy (USA) - Absolutely Cool (IRE) (Indian Ridge) 3 Cappella Sansevero (GB) 2 b c Showcasing (GB) - Madam President (GB) (Royal Applause (GB)) Age: 2; Starts: 6; Wins: 3; Places: 3 Earnings: £154,106 Sire: RIP VAN WINKLE. Sire of 2 Stakes winners. In 2014 - DICK WHITTINGTON Danehill G1, I AM BEAUTIFUL Mr Prospector G3.

1st Dam: Sahara Sky by Danehill. unraced. Dam of 3 winners: 2009: LISIERE (f Excellent Art) 2 wins at 3.

2010: Moe's Place (g Acclamation) 2011: SIGN FROM HEAVEN (f Raven's Pass) Winner at 2.

2012: DICK WHITTINGTON (c Rip Van Winkle) Sold 216,801gns yearling at GOOY1. 3 wins at 2, Keeneland Phoenix S G1, Jebel Ali Anglesey S G3, 3rd Chesham S LR. 2013: (f Iffraaj) Broodmare Sire: DANEHILL. Sire of the dams of 263 Stakes winners. In 2014 - COSMIC ENDEAVOUR Northern Meteor G1, DICK WHITTINGTON Rip Van Winkle G1, FENOMENO Stay Gold G1, INTEGRAL Dalakhani G1, MISS MOSSMAN Mossman G1, NOBLE MISSION Galileo G1, CERTERACH Halling G2, GALLATIN Street Cry G2, HIGHLAND REEL Galileo G2, SEEK AGAIN Speightstown G2, SOLICIT Street Cry G2, HALLOWED CROWN Street Sense G3, J WONDER Footstepsinthesand G3, MAJESTIC QUEEN Kheleyf G3, MEKONG RIVER Galileo G3, NAYELI More Than Ready G3, ORCHESTRA Galileo G3, ZEPHYRON Zabeel G3, BRAYROAN Zabeel LR, COOLDINI Bernardini LR, CUSTOM CUT Notnowcato LR, DAZZLING Galileo LR, EINSTEINS FOLLY Whipper LR, ETON RIFLES Pivotal LR, GOLDEN GUEPARD Hurricane Run LR, JOYEUSE Oasis Dream LR, KESHIRO Shirocco LR,

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international database KNIGHT'S COMMAND Pins LR, LADY PENKO Archipenko LR, LUCKY RAQUIE Encosta de Lago LR, MOONLESS Helike LR, PALE MIMOSA Singspiel LR, RACING EIGHT Mossman LR, SECRET GESTURE Galileo LR, TESTED Selkirk LR, TUKIYO Haradasun LR, BALLYGLASHEEN Galileo LR. Galileo

Sadler's Wells

Urban Sea RIP VAN WINKLE b 2006 Stravinsky Looking Back Mustique Dream DICK WHITTINGTON b c 2012 Danzig Danehill Razyana SAHARA SKY b 2004 High Top Old Domesday Book Broken Record

Grosser Preis von Berlin, G1, Berlin-Hoppegarten, August 10, 2400m 1 Sirius (GER) 3 ch c Dashing Blade - Saratina (IRE) (Monsun (GER)) 2 Berlin Berlin (GB) 5 b f Dubai Destination (USA) - Bombazine (IRE) (Generous (IRE)) 3 Lucky Speed (IRE) 4 b c Silvano (GER) - Lysuna (GER) (Monsun (GER)) Age: 3; Starts: 4; Wins: 2; Places: 1 Earnings: £22,708 Sire: DASHING BLADE. Sire of 62 Stakes winners. In 2014 - SIRIUS Monsun G1, KICKY BLUE Law Society LR. 1st Dam: SARATINA by Monsun. 3 wins at 3 in Germany. Dam of 2 winners: 2010: Saratino (c Lord of England) 2 wins at 2 and 3 in Germany, Switzerland, 2nd Grosser Preis Von DSW21 St Leger G3.

2011: SIRIUS (c Dashing Blade) Sold 11,904gns yearling at BBAGS. 2 wins at 3 in Germany, Grosser Preis von Berlin G1, Iffezheimer Derby-Trial LR, 3rd Lucky Speed Hansa Preis G2.

2012: Strawberry (f Lord of England) unraced to date.

2013: San Salvador (c Lord of England) Broodmare Sire: MONSUN. Sire of the dams of 35 Stakes winners. In 2014 - SEA THE MOON Sea The Stars G1, SIRIUS Dashing Blade

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G1, FREE PORT LUX Oasis Dream G2, SOMMERABEND Shamardal G2, JAMR Singspiel G3, GUILIANI Tertullian LR, NIGHT WISH Sholokhov LR, QUADUNA Duke of Marmalade LR, SECESSIO Konigstiger LR, SWACADELIC Adlerflug LR. The Dashing Blade/Monsun cross has produced: SIRIUS G1, Mantoro G3, Night Prince LR. Shirley Heights Elegant Air Elegant Tern DASHING BLADE b 87 Sharpen Up Sharp Castan Sultry One SIRIUS ch c 2011 Konigsstuhl Monsun Mosella SARATINA ch 2005 Waky Nao Sevgi Shona

Totepool Sovereign Stakes, G3, Salisbury, August 14, 8f 1 Captain Cat (IRE) 5 b/br g Dylan Thomas (IRE) - Mother of Pearl (IRE) (Sadler's Wells (USA)) 2 Producer (GB) 5 ch c Dutch Art (GB) - River Saint (USA) (Irish River (FR)) 3 Rerouted (USA) 6 ch c Stormy Atlantic (USA) - Rouwaki (USA) (Miswaki (USA)) Age: 2-5; Starts: 11; Wins: 4; Places: 4 Earnings: £157,068 Sire: DYLAN THOMAS. Sire of 17 Stakes winners. In 2014 - DYLAN MOUTH Noverre G2, DYLAN'S PROMISE Rigoletto G2, FINAL SCORE Hernando G2, CAPTAIN CAT Sadler's Wells G3, NOT LISTENIN'TOME Encosta de Lago G3, PETHER'S MOON Tirol G3, BLAZING SPEED Sadler's Wells LR, RALSTON ROAD Galileo LR, TANNERY Sadler's Wells LR, DANEKING King's Best LR. 1st Dam: MOTHER OF PEARL by Sadler's Wells. 2 wins at 2 at home, France, Prix Saint Roman G3. Dam of 6 winners: 2001: PEARL ISLAND (g Kingmambo) Winner at 5.

2002: LADY MERMAID (f Fusaichi Pegasus) Winner at 3 in Japan.

Broodmare.

2003: PEARLY KING (c Kingmambo) 5 wins.

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2004: Pearl of The Sea (f Fusaichi Pegasus) unraced. Broodmare.

2005: (f Danehill Dancer) 2006: DANEHILL'S PEARL (f Danehill Dancer) 2 wins at 3 at home, France, Prix Madame Jean Couturie LR. Broodmare.

2007: Bay of Pearls (f Rock of Gibraltar) ran once in a N.H. Flat Race. Broodmare.

2009: CAPTAIN CAT (g Dylan Thomas) 4 wins at 3 to 5, Totepool Sovereign S G3.

2011: INSAANY (c Shamardal) 3 wins at 3.

2012: (g Makfi) Broodmare Sire: SADLER'S WELLS. Sire of the dams of 342 Stakes winners. In 2014 - MINORETTE Smart Strike G1, TAGHROODA Sea The Stars G1, THE FUGUE Dansili G1, EXCELLENT RESULT Shamardal G2, ANJAZ Street Cry G3, BAWINA Dubawi G3, CAPTAIN CAT Dylan Thomas G3, CURSORY GLANCE Distorted Humor G3, RICH TAPESTRY Holy Roman Emperor G3, APACHE SPIRIT Invincible Spirit LR, BALTIC BARONESS Shamardal LR, BLAZING SPEED Dylan Thomas LR, CONTINUUM Dansili LR, CRAFTY Manhattan Rain LR, GO FOR GOAL Verglas LR, ILITSHE Fastnet Rock LR, MAXIMUS DREAM Oasis Dream LR, OCEAN AND BEYOND Kingsalsa LR, OPINION Oasis Dream LR, PATIENCE ALEXANDER Kodiac LR, SILVER PHANTOM Verglas LR, TABLE ROCK Fastnet Rock LR, TANNERY Dylan Thomas LR, TIGRILLA Clodovil LR, VIRTUAL GAME Kheleyf LR, THOMAS EDISON Danehill Dancer LR. The Dylan Thomas/Sadler's Wells cross has produced: TANNERY G1, CAPTAIN CAT G3, BLAZING SPEED LR, Devotion G3, Snowflake Dancer LR, Dalasiri LR. Danzig Danehill Razyana DYLAN THOMAS b 2003 Diesis Lagrion Wrap It Up CAPTAIN CAT b/br g 2009 Northern Dancer Sadler's Wells Fairy Bridge MOTHER OF PEARL b 96 High Top Sisania Targos Delight

Invesco Desmond Stakes, G3, Leopardstown, August 14, 8f 1 Custom Cut (IRE) 5 b g Notnowcato (GB) - Polished Gem (IRE) (Danehill (USA)) 2 Brendan Brackan (IRE) 5 b g Big Bad Bob (IRE) - Abeyr (GB) (Unfuwain (USA)) 3 Sruthan (IRE) 4 b g Arakan (USA) - Giveupyeraulsins (IRE) (Mark of Esteem (IRE)) Age: 2-5; Starts: 34; Wins: 8; Places: 13 Earnings: £193,651 Sire: NOTNOWCATO. Sire of 3 Stakes winners. In 2014 - CUSTOM CUT Danehill G3.

1st Dam: POLISHED GEM by Danehill. Winner at 2. Own sister to DRESS TO THRILL. Dam of 4 winners: 2008: SAPPHIRE (f Medicean) 6 wins at 3 and 4, Qipco Brit.Champions Fillies/Mare S G2, 2nd Barclays Bnk Ireland Pretty Polly S G1.

2009: CUSTOM CUT (g Notnowcato) 8 wins at 3 to 5, Invesco Desmond S G3, Big Bad Bob Gladness S G3, Unibet Midsummer S LR, Skybet Y'shire Festival Pomfret S LR, 2nd Big Bad Bob Gladness S G3, Amethyst S G3, Pertemps Network Spring Trophy S LR, 3rd William Hill Doncaster Mile S LR, Ian/Kate Hall Macmillan Ganton S LR. 2010: AMBER ROMANCE (f Bahamian Bounty) Winner at 4.

2011: Free Eagle (c High Chaparral) Winner at 2, 2nd ICON Breeders' Cup Juv.Turf Trial S G3.

2012: Valac (c Dark Angel) unraced to date.

2014: (c Dubawi) Broodmare Sire: DANEHILL. Sire of the dams of 264 Stakes winners. In 2014 - COSMIC ENDEAVOUR Northern Meteor G1, DICK WHITTINGTON Rip Van Winkle G1, FENOMENO Stay Gold G1, INTEGRAL Dalakhani G1, MISS MOSSMAN Mossman G1, NOBLE MISSION Galileo G1, CERTERACH Halling G2, GALLATIN Street Cry G2, HIGHLAND REEL Galileo G2, SEEK AGAIN Speightstown G2, SOLICIT Street Cry G2, CUSTOM

international database CUT Notnowcato G3, HALLOWED CROWN Street Sense G3, J WONDER Footstepsinthesand G3, MAJESTIC QUEEN Kheleyf G3, MEKONG RIVER Galileo G3, NAYELI More Than Ready G3, ORCHESTRA Galileo G3, ZEPHYRON Zabeel G3, BELARDO Lope de Vega LR, BRAYROAN Zabeel LR, COOLDINI Bernardini LR, DAZZLING Galileo LR, EINSTEINS FOLLY Whipper LR, ETON RIFLES Pivotal LR, GOLDEN GUEPARD Hurricane Run LR, JOYEUSE Oasis Dream LR, KESHIRO Shirocco LR, KNIGHT'S COMMAND Pins LR, LADY PENKO Archipenko LR, LUCKY RAQUIE Encosta de Lago LR, MOONLESS Helike LR, PALE MIMOSA Singspiel LR, RACING EIGHT Mossman LR, SECRET GESTURE Galileo LR, TESTED Selkirk LR, TUKIYO Haradasun LR, BALLYGLASHEEN Galileo LR. Ahonoora Inchinor Inchmurrin NOTNOWCATO ch 2002 Cadeaux Genereux Rambling Rose Blush Rambler CUSTOM CUT b g 2009 Danzig Danehill Razyana POLISHED GEM b 2003 Affirmed Trusted Partner Talking Picture

Prix de Lieurey, G3, Deauville, August 15, 1600m 1 Bawina (IRE) 3 b f Dubawi (IRE) Esneh (IRE) (Sadler's Wells (USA)) 2 Indian Rainbow (IRE) 3 ch f Indian Haven (GB) - Pent House (IRE) (Titus Livius (FR)) 3 Visoriyna (FR) 3 b f Dansili (GB) Visorama (IRE) (Linamix (FR)) Age: 2-3; Starts: 7; Wins: 4; Places: 1 Earnings: £102,247 Sire: DUBAWI. Sire of 83 Stakes winners. In 2014 - LUCKY NINE Green Desert G1, NIGHT OF THUNDER Galileo G1, PRINCE BISHOP Prospect Bay G1, TIGER TEES Gold Brose G1, ARABIAN GOLD Vettori G2, ARABIAN QUEEN Barathea G2, CATKINS

Catbird G2, RED DUBAWI Homme de Loi G2, SHEIKHZAYEDROAD Highest Honor G2, BAWINA Sadler's Wells G3, INTIMATE MOMENT Gold Brose G3, MURAAQABA Zafonic G3, NARNIYN Alhaarth G3, SRIKANDI Hurricane Sky G3, WANNABE YOURS Grand Lodge G3, AKEED MOFEED Tiger Hill LR, DUBDAY Daylami LR, EASTERN PRINCE Marauding LR, FAIR DUBAWI Nashwan LR, MURIOI Fantastic Light LR, POSTPONED Dubai Destination LR, SARINDA Vettori LR, SHAMAL WIND Machiavellian LR, PURPLE BAY Nashwan LR. 1st Dam: ESNEH by Sadler's Wells.

2 wins at 2 and 3 in France. Dam of 2 winners: 2006: Topix (g Linamix) 2009: Esili (c Dansili) unraced.

2010: CROSSTOWN (c Cape Cross) 4 wins at 3 in France, Slovakia, Switzerland.

2011: BAWINA (f Dubawi) 4 wins at 3 in France, Prix de Lieurey G3, Prix de Bagatelle LR. 2013: Petunia (f Pivotal) Broodmare Sire: SADLER'S WELLS. Sire of the dams of 342 Stakes winners. In 2014 - MINORETTE Smart Strike G1, TAGHROODA Sea The Stars G1, THE FUGUE Dansili G1, EXCELLENT RESULT Shamardal G2, ANJAZ Street Cry G3, BAWINA Dubawi G3, CAPTAIN CAT Dylan Thomas G3, CURSORY GLANCE Distorted Humor G3, RICH TAPESTRY Holy Roman Emperor G3, APACHE SPIRIT Invincible Spirit LR, BALTIC BARONESS Shamardal LR, BLAZING SPEED Dylan Thomas LR, CONTINUUM Dansili LR, CRAFTY Manhattan Rain LR, GO FOR GOAL Verglas LR, ILITSHE Fastnet Rock LR, MAXIMUS DREAM Oasis Dream LR, OCEAN AND BEYOND Kingsalsa LR, OPINION Oasis Dream LR, PATIENCE ALEXANDER Kodiac LR, SILVER PHANTOM Verglas LR, TABLE ROCK Fastnet Rock LR, TANNERY Dylan Thomas LR, TIGRILLA Clodovil LR, VIRTUAL GAME Kheleyf LR, THOMAS EDISON Danehill Dancer LR.

The Dubawi/Sadler's Wells cross has produced: BAWINA G3, FOX HUNT G3, Irish History G1.

Seeking The Gold Dubai Millennium Colorado Dancer DUBAWI b 2002 Deploy Zomaradah Jawaher BAWINA b f 2011 Northern Dancer Sadler's Wells Fairy Bridge ESNEH b 2001 Top Ville Egyptown Reine d'Egypte

Prix Guillaume d'Ornano-Logis St Germain, G2, Deauville, August 15, 2000m 1 Gailo Chop (FR) 3 ch g Deportivo (GB) - Grenoble (FR) (Marignan (USA)) 2 Free Port Lux (GB) 3 br c Oasis Dream (GB) - Royal Highness (GER) (Monsun (GER)) 3 Prince Gibraltar (FR) 3 ch c Rock of Gibraltar (IRE) - Princess Sofia (UAE) (Pennekamp (USA)) Age: 2-3; Starts: 8; Wins: 6; Places: 2 Earnings: £313,973 Sire: DEPORTIVO. Sire of 2 Stakes winners. In 2014 - GAILO CHOP Marignan G2.

1st Dam: GRENOBLE by Marignan.

Winner at 3 in France. Dam of 4 winners: 2007: NOBLE ROCKET (g Indian Rocket) 2 wins at 5 and 7 in France.

2008: CAPTAIN ROCKET (c Indian Rocket) 4 wins at 4 to 6 in France.

2009: Miss Alexandra (f Panis) 2010: CITY CHOPE (f Sagacity) Winner at 2 in France.

2011: GAILO CHOP (g Deportivo) 6 wins at 2 and 3 in France, Prix Guillaume d'Ornano-Logis St Germain G2, Prix La Force G3, Prix Noailles G3, Prix des Sablonnets LR, Prix Maurice Caillault LR. Broodmare Sire: MARIGNAN. Sire of the dams of 8 Stakes winners.

In 2014 - GAILO CHOP Deportivo G2.

Northern Dancer Night Shift Ciboulette DEPORTIVO b 2000 Kenmare Valencia De Stael GAILO CHOP ch g 2011 Blushing Groom Marignan Madelia GRENOBLE ch 2000 In The Wings Blue Wings Blue Rider

Betfred TV Geoffrey Freer Stakes, G3, Newbury, August 16, 13f 1 Seismos (IRE) 6 ch g Dalakhani (IRE) - Sasuela (GER) (Dashing Blade) 2 Willing Foe (USA) 7 b/br g Dynaformer (USA) - Thunder Kitten (USA) (Storm Cat (USA)) 3 Seal of Approval (GB) 5 b f Authorized (IRE) - Hannda (IRE) (Dr Devious (IRE)) Age: 3-6; Starts: 23; Wins: 7; Places: 7 Earnings: £279,736 Sire: DALAKHANI. Sire of 39 Stakes winners. In 2014 INTEGRAL Danehill G1, TERRUBI Diesis G2, GUARDINI Dynaformer G3, SEISMOS Dashing Blade G3, SILK SARI Rainbow Quest LR. 1st Dam: SASUELA by Dashing Blade. Winner at 3 in Germany.

Dam of 6 winners: 2005: Siglo (c Montjeu) 2006: Soberania (f Monsun) Winner at 3 in Germany, 2nd Henkel Preis der Diana (Oaks) G1, 3rd Premio Lydia Tesio Wind Tris Int G1.

2007: STERNENWIND (c Monsun) 4 wins at 5 in Germany.

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international database Trophy G3, 3rd Pattison Canadian International S G1.

2009: SAMBA BRAZIL (f Teofilo) 4 wins at 2 to 4 in France, Germany, Bayerische Hausbau Grosse Europa Meile G3.

2010: SOCCER MOM (f Monsun) 2 wins at 3 and 4 in France.

2011: SURACON (c Monsun) Winner at 3 in Germany.

2012: Stay Strong (c Monsun) unraced to date.

2013: (f Monsun) Broodmare Sire: DASHING BLADE. Sire of the dams of 40 Stakes winners. In 2014 MEERJUNGFRAU Manduro G3, OCEAN BLUE Stay Gold G3, SEISMOS Dalakhani G3, WUNDER Adlerflug G3, EMILY OF TINSDAL Librettist LR. Shirley Heights Darshaan Delsy DALAKHANI gr 2000 Miswaki Daltawa Damana SEISMOS ch g 2008 Elegant Air Dashing Blade Sharp Castan SASUELA b 2000 Old Vic Sacarina Brave Lass

Betfred Hungerford Stakes, G2, Newbury, August 16, 7f 1 Breton Rock (IRE) 4 b g Bahamian Bounty (GB) - Anna's Rock (IRE) (Rock of Gibraltar (IRE)) 2 Gregorian (IRE) 5 gr c Clodovil (IRE) - Three Days In May (GB) (Cadeaux Genereux) 3 Brazos (IRE) 3 gr c Clodovil (IRE) Shambodia (IRE) (Petardia (GB)) Age: 2-4; Starts: 13; Wins: 7; Places: 5 Earnings: £172,918 Sire: BAHAMIAN BOUNTY. Sire of 29 Stakes winners. In 2014 BRETON ROCK Rock of Gibraltar G2, DONNERSCHLAG Diktat LR, MICK'S YER MAN Pivotal LR, TAKE TEN Emarati LR. 1st Dam: ANNA'S ROCK by Rock of Gibraltar. 2 wins at 2 and 3, IrishStall.Farms EBF Fairy Bridge S LR. Dam of 2 winners:

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2010: BRETON ROCK (g Bahamian Bounty) Sold 19,047gns yearling at DNPRM. 7 wins at 2 to 4, Betfred Hungerford S G2, Pertemps Network Spring Trophy S LR, 2nd Timeform Jury John of Gaunt S G3, 3rd Totepool EBF King Richard III S LR. 2011: YAAKOOUM (c Cape Cross) Winner at 3.

2012: (f Teofilo) 2013: (c Dream Ahead) Broodmare Sire: ROCK OF GIBRALTAR. Sire of the dams of 5 Stakes winners. In 2014 - MIKKI ISLE Deep Impact G1, BRETON ROCK Bahamian Bounty G2, RUBICK Encosta de Lago G3, BELOVED COUNTRY Trippi LR, REAL VENUS Neo Universe LR. Young Generation Cadeaux Genereux Smarten Up BAHAMIAN BOUNTY ch 94 Ballad Rock Clarentia Laharden BRETON ROCK b g 2010 Danehill Rock of Gibraltar Offshore Boom ANNA'S ROCK b 2004 Atticus Anna Karenina Albertine

Prix de Pomone, G2, Deauville, August 16, 2400m 1 Star Lahib (IRE) 5 b f Cape Cross (IRE) - Cannikin (IRE) (Lahib (USA)) 2 Chalnetta (FR) 4 gr f Oratorio (IRE) - Aifa (GB) (Johann Quatz (FR)) 3 Savanne (IRE) 3 b f Rock of Gibraltar (IRE) - Sevenna (FR) (Galileo (IRE)) Age: 3-5; Starts: 17; Wins: 6; Places: 6 Earnings: £173,287 Sire: CAPE CROSS. Sire of 94 Stakes winners. In 2014 - GUEST OF HONOUR Royal Academy G2, STAR LAHIB Lahib G2, LESSTALK IN PARIS Linamix G3, ASMAR Mtoto LR, CONVERGENCE Nayef LR, I'M YOUR MAN Arazi LR, TARANA Dr Fong LR, TOKEN OF LOVE Fantastic Light LR, WINDHOEK Mister Baileys LR, ZURIGHA Docksider LR.

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1st Dam: CANNIKIN by Lahib.

Winner at 2 viz. EBF Premier 2-y-o Nursery Handicap, Curragh. Dam of 5 winners: 1999: (c Doyoun) 2000: ICANNSHIFT (g Night Shift) 8 wins at 2 to 7.

2001: CANNI THINKAAR (g Alhaarth) 6 wins over hurdles.

2002: GIOELL (c In The Wings) 6 wins at 2, 4 and 5 in Italy.

2003: Moone Cross (f Cape Cross) 2 wins at 3, 2nd Belgrave S LR. Broodmare.

2006: Targs (c Elusive City) ran twice.

2007: Lady Vyrnwy (f Bertolini).

Broodmare.

2009: STAR LAHIB (f Cape Cross) Sold 10,956gns yearling at GOFEB, 25,000gns yearling at TAOC2. 6 wins at 3 to 5 at home, France, Germany, Prix de Pomone G2, Grosser Preis von Rossmann LR, 3rd Esso Hanshin Cup LR. 2011: Manor Way (g Holy Roman Emperor) 2012: Lostock Hall (c Lord Shanakill) in training.

2013: (c Tamayuz) Broodmare Sire: LAHIB. Sire of the dams of 15 Stakes winners. In 2014 - MUJAARIB Nadeem G2, STAR LAHIB Cape Cross G2.

The Cape Cross/Lahib cross has produced: STAR LAHIB G2, Moone Cross LR. Danzig Green Desert Foreign Courier CAPE CROSS b/br 94 Ahonoora Park Appeal Balidaress STAR LAHIB b f 2009 Riverman Lahib Lady Cutlass CANNIKIN b/br 94 Ile de Bourbon Coupe d'Hebe A Star Is Born

Prix Gontaut-Biron-Hong Kong Jockey Club, G3, Deauville, August 16, 2000m 1 Cocktail Queen (IRE) 4 b f Motivator (GB) - Premier Prize (GB) (Selkirk (USA)) 2 Nicolosio (IRE) 4 b c Peintre Celebre (USA) - Nicolaia (GER) (Alkalde (GER)) 3 Pilote (IRE) 4 ch c Pivotal (GB) Legerete (USA) (Rahy (USA))

Age: 2-4; Starts: 12; Wins: 2; Places: 5 Earnings: £71,336 Sire: MOTIVATOR. Sire of 20 Stakes winners. In 2014 COCKTAIL QUEEN Selkirk G3, ROBIN HOODS BAY Rainbow Quest G3, MODUS Generous LR. 1st Dam: PREMIER PRIZE by Selkirk. 2 wins at 2 and 4, EBF Upavon S LR, 3rd Attheraces Mile S G2. Dam of 2 winners: 2005: Win On Red (f Red Ransom) 2006: Fast Flow (f Fasliyev) unraced. Broodmare.

2007: HIDDEN FIRE (f Alhaarth) 2 wins at 3. Broodmare.

2009: Golden Song (f Singspiel) unraced.

2010: COCKTAIL QUEEN (f Motivator) 2 wins at 2 and 4 at home, France, Prix Gontaut-BironHong Kong Jockey Club G3, 2nd Prix des Reservoirs-Haras d'Etreham G3, Betfred EBF Stallions Gillies S LR, 3rd Worthington's St Simon S G3.

2011: Prairie Prize (c High Chaparral) in training.

2012: Gold Prince (c Nayef) 2014: (f Motivator) Broodmare Sire: SELKIRK. Sire of the dams of 47 Stakes winners. In 2014 - AMERICAN DEVIL American Post G3, COCKTAIL QUEEN Motivator G3, GATEWOOD Galileo G3, BERKARAR Clodovil LR, COPRAH Bertolini LR, MINALISA Oasis Dream LR, OMINOUS Oasis Dream LR. Sadler's Wells Montjeu Floripedes MOTIVATOR b 2002 Gone West Out West Chellingoua COCKTAIL QUEEN b f 2010 Sharpen Up Selkirk Annie Edge PREMIER PRIZE ch 97 Seattle Dancer Spot Prize Lucky Brook

Grosser Preis der Sparkasse Krefeld, G3, Krefeld, August 17, 2000m 1 Eric (GER) 3 ch c Tertullian (USA) Ericarrow (IRE) (Bollin Eric (GB))

international database 2 Simba (GB) 3 ch c Teofilo (IRE) Sarabia (GER) (One Cool Cat (USA)) 3 Firestorm (GER) 3 b c Dylan Thomas (IRE) - Fitness (IRE) (Monsun (GER)) Age: 2-3; Starts: 6; Wins: 2; Places: 3 Earnings: £124,157 Sire: TERTULLIAN. Sire of 16 Stakes winners. In 2014 - ERIC Bollin Eric G3, BAIADERA Tannenkonig LR, GUILIANI Monsun LR. 1st Dam: Ericarrow by Bollin Eric.

2 wins, 3rd Badener Roulette Preis Hurdle LR. Dam of 2 winners: 2011: ERIC (c Tertullian) 2 wins at 2 in Germany, Grosser Preis der Sparkasse Krefeld G3, 2nd Wettenleip Preis der Dreijahrigen LR. 2012: EASTSITE ONE (c Mamool) Winner at 2 in Germany.

2013: Erica (f Mamool) Broodmare Sire: BOLLIN ERIC. Sire of the dams of 1 Stakes winners.

In 2014 - ERIC Tertullian G3.

Mr Prospector Miswaki Hopespringseternal TERTULLIAN ch 95 Trempolino Turbaine Allegretta ERIC ch c 2011 Shaamit Bollin Eric Bollin Zola ERICARROW b 2005 Selkirk Floriana Mara River

Prix Minerve, G3, Deauville, August 17, 2400m 1 Zarshana (IRE) 3 b f Sea The Stars (IRE) - Zarkasha (IRE) (Kahyasi) 2 Game Zone (IRE) 3 b f Hurricane Run (IRE) - Go Lovely Rose (IRE) (Pivotal (GB)) 3 Mambomiss (FR) 3 ch f Mastercraftsman (IRE) - Mambo Mistress (USA) (Kingmambo (USA)) Age: 3; Starts: 5; Wins: 2; Places: 3 Earnings: £78,542 Sire: SEA THE STARS. Sire of 8 Stakes winners. In 2014 - SEA THE

MOON Monsun G1, TAGHROODA Sadler's Wells G1, VAZIRA Zafonic G1, AFTERNOON SUNLIGHT Kris G3, ZARSHANA Kahyasi G3, ANIPA In The Wings LR, SIVOLIERE Kingmambo LR. 1st Dam: Zarkasha by Kahyasi. unraced. Dam of 4 winners: 2004: Zarakiysha (f Kendor) unraced. Broodmare.

2005: ZARKAVA (f Zamindar) Champion 2yr old filly in Europe in 2007, Champion 3yr old filly in Europe in 2008. 7 wins at 2 and 3 in France, Prix Marcel BoussacBarriere Deauville G1, Poule d'Essai des Pouliches G1, Prix de Diane G1, Qatar Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe G1, Qatar Prix Vermeille G1. Broodmare.

2006: ZERKERIYA (f Soviet Star) Winner at 3 in France. Broodmare.

2007: ZARKANDAR (g Azamour) 9 wins, JCB Triumph Hurdle G1, John Smith's Aintree Hurdle G1, Matalan Anniversary Juvenile Hurdle G1, 3rd Grande Course de Haies d'Auteuil Hurdle G1.

2009: Zarkalan (c Dalakhani) 2011: ZARSHANA (f Sea The Stars) 2 wins at 3 in France, Prix Minerve G3, Prix de Thiberville LR, 2nd Prix de la Seine LR, 3rd Prix de Royaumont - Equida Live G3.

2012: Zourkhan (c Shamardal) unraced to date.

Broodmare Sire: KAHYASI. Sire of the dams of 49 Stakes winners. In 2014 - WITHOUT FEAR Refuse To Bend G3, ZARSHANA Sea The Stars G3.

Green Desert Cape Cross Park Appeal SEA THE STARS b 2006 Miswaki Urban Sea Allegretta ZARSHANA b f 2011 Ile de Bourbon Kahyasi Kadissya ZARKASHA b 99 Doyoun Zarkana Zarna

P. Fresnay le Buffard Jacques Le Marois, G1, Deauville, August 17, 1600m 1 Kingman (GB) 3 b c Invincible Spirit (IRE) - Zenda (GB) (Zamindar (USA))

2 Anodin (IRE) 4 b c Anabaa (USA) - Born Gold (USA) (Blushing Groom (FR)) 3 Olympic Glory (IRE) 4 b c Choisir (AUS) - Acidanthera (GB) (Alzao (USA)) Age: 2-3; Starts: 8; Wins: 7; Places: 1 Earnings: £970,834 Sire: INVINCIBLE SPIRIT. Sire of 77 Stakes winners. In 2014 - CHARM SPIRIT Montjeu G1, KINGMAN Zamindar G1, SPEAKING OF WHICH Mr Prospector G2, RUSSIAN SOUL Indian Ridge G3, APACHE SPIRIT Sadler's Wells LR, ARMY BULLETIN Sunday Silence LR, BEACH BELLE High Chaparral LR, I'M YOURS Robellino LR, SIGNS OF BLESSING Seeking The Gold LR, THAT IS THE SPIRIT Acatenango LR, STAYING ON Saddlers' Hall LR. 1st Dam: ZENDA by Zamindar. 3 wins at 3 and 4 at home, France, USA, Gainsborough Poule d'Essai des Pouliches G1, 2nd Coronation S G1, Queen Elizabeth II Challenge Cup S G1. Dam of 3 winners: 2005: Nile Cruise (c Danzig) 2006: Rio Carnival (f Storm Cat) ran twice. Broodmare.

2007: Hentzau (g Empire Maker) ran twice in N.H. Flat Races.

2008: Pleasantry (f Johannesburg) unraced. Broodmare.

2009: PANZANELLA (f Dansili) Winner at 3. Broodmare.

2010: REMOTE (c Dansili) 3 wins at 3, Tercentenary S G3.

2011: KINGMAN (c Invincible Spirit) 7 wins at 2 and 3 at home, France, Tattersalls Irish 2000 Guineas G1, St James's Palace S G1, Qipco Sussex S G1, P. Fresnay le Buffard Jacques Le Marois G1, AON Greenham S G3, Betfred Mobile Solario S G3, 2nd Qipco 2000 Guineas G1.

2012: Multilingual (f Dansili) unraced to date.

2014: (f Bated Breath) Broodmare Sire: ZAMINDAR. Sire of the dams of 5 Stakes winners.

In 2014 - KINGMAN Invincible Spirit G1, LA HOGUETTE Le Havre LR.

Danzig Green Desert Foreign Courier INVINCIBLE SPIRIT b 97 Kris Rafha Eljazzi KINGMAN b c 2011 Gone West Zamindar Zaizafon ZENDA b 99 Dancing Brave Hope Bahamian

Sahdwell Prix de la Nonette, G2, Deauville, August 19, 2000m 1 Avenir Certain (FR) 3 b f Le Havre (IRE) - Puggy (IRE) (Mark of Esteem (IRE)) 2 Crisolles (FR) 3 b f Le Havre (IRE) - Sandsnow (IRE) (Verglas (IRE)) 3 Lavender Lane (IRE) 3 ch f Shamardal (USA) - Alix Road (FR) (Linamix (FR)) Age: 2-3; Starts: 6; Wins: 6; Places: 0 Earnings: £784,652 Sire: LE HAVRE. Sire of 4 Stakes winners. In 2014 - AVENIR CERTAIN Mark of Esteem G1, AUVRAY In The Wings LR, LA HOGUETTE Zamindar LR, SUMMER SURPRICE Royal Academy LR. 1st Dam: Puggy by Mark of Esteem. Winner at 2, 2nd Finnforest Oh So Sharp S LR, 3rd In Pink Owen Brown Rockfel S G2, 2nd Bloomers' Vase LR, 3rd Polar Cup G3. Dam of 2 winners: 2010: ADJUDANT CHEF (g Vita Rosa) 2 wins at 3 in France.

2011: AVENIR CERTAIN (f Le Havre) Sold 35,714gns yearling at AROCT. 6 wins at 2 and 3 in France, Prix Poule d'Essai des Pouliches G1, Prix de Diane Longines G1, Sahdwell Prix de la Nonette G2.

2013: Taaoa (f Rock of Gibraltar) Broodmare Sire: MARK OF ESTEEM. Sire of the dams of 30 Stakes winners. In 2014 - AVENIR CERTAIN Le Havre G1, SANDIVA Footstepsinthesand G3, SRUTHAN Arakan G3, CALEDONIA LADY Firebreak LR, DANZA CAVALLO Sunday Break LR, HONOR BOUND

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Tattersalls Acomb Stakes, G3, York, August 20, 7f 1 Dutch Connection (GB) 2 ch c Dutch Art (GB) - Endless Love (IRE) (Dubai Destination (USA)) 2 Toocoolforschool (IRE) 2 b g Showcasing (GB) - Spring Surprise (GB) (Hector Protector (USA)) 3 Basateen (IRE) 2 ch c Teofilo (IRE) - Tasha's Dream (USA) (Woodman (USA)) Age: 2; Starts: 4; Wins: 2; Places: 2 Earnings: £60,615 Sire: DUTCH ART. Sire of 14 Stakes winners. In 2014 - GARSWOOD Kyllachy G1, SLADE POWER Key of Luck G1, DUTCH CONNECTION Dubai Destination G3, AHERN First Trump LR. 1st Dam: Endless Love by Dubai Destination. unraced. Dam of 2 winners: 2010: Summer In February (f Sixties Icon) ran 3 times.

2011: Dutch Romance (f Dutch Art) Winner at 2, 3rd freebets.co.uk Radley S LR. 2012: DUTCH CONNECTION (c Dutch Art) 2 wins at 2, Tattersalls Acomb S G3.

2013: (f Sixties Icon) 2014: (f Dutch Art) Broodmare Sire: DUBAI DESTINATION. Sire of the dams of 5 Stakes winners. In 2014 POSTPONED Dubawi G2, DUTCH CONNECTION Dutch Art G3,

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IHTIMAL Shamardal G3, EASTERN BELLE Champs Elysees LR, WHISPERING GALLERY Bachelor Duke LR. The Dutch Art/Dubai Destination cross has produced: DUTCH CONNECTION G3, Dutch Romance LR. Machiavellian Medicean Mystic Goddess DUTCH ART ch 2004 Spectrum Halland Park Lass Palacegate Episode DUTCH CONNECTION ch c 2012 Kingmambo Dubai Destination Mysterial ENDLESS LOVE b 2005 Definite Article La Vita E Bella Coolrain Lady

Neptune Great Voltigeur Stakes, G2, York, August 20, 12f 1 Postponed (IRE) 3 b c Dubawi (IRE) - Ever Rigg (GB) (Dubai Destination (USA)) 2 Snow Sky (GB) 3 b c Nayef (USA) - Winter Silence (GB) (Dansili (GB)) 3 Odeon (GB) 3 b c Galileo (IRE) Kite Mark (GB) (Mark of Esteem (IRE)) Age: 2-3; Starts: 8; Wins: 3; Places: 4 Earnings: £238,568 Sire: DUBAWI. Sire of 83 Stakes winners. In 2014 - LUCKY NINE Green Desert G1, NIGHT OF THUNDER Galileo G1, PRINCE BISHOP Prospect Bay G1, TIGER TEES Gold Brose G1, ARABIAN GOLD Vettori G2, ARABIAN QUEEN Barathea G2, CATKINS Catbird G2, POSTPONED Dubai Destination G2, RED DUBAWI Homme de Loi G2, SHEIKHZAYEDROAD Highest Honor G2, BAWINA Sadler's Wells G3, INTIMATE MOMENT Gold Brose G3, MURAAQABA Zafonic G3, NARNIYN Alhaarth G3, SRIKANDI Hurricane Sky G3, WANNABE YOURS Grand Lodge G3, AKEED MOFEED Tiger Hill LR, DUBDAY Daylami LR, EASTERN PRINCE Marauding LR, FAIR DUBAWI Nashwan LR, MURIOI Fantastic Light LR, SARINDA

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Vettori LR, SHAMAL WIND Machiavellian LR, PURPLE BAY Nashwan LR. 1st Dam: EVER RIGG by Dubai Destination. Winner at 3. Dam of 1 winner: 2010: Neamour (f Oasis Dream) 2011: POSTPONED (c Dubawi) Sold 360,000gns yearling at TAOC1. 3 wins at 2 and 3, Neptune Great Voltigeur S G2, EBF Stallions Glasgow S LR, 3rd Novae Bloodstock Insurance Craven S G3, Tercentenary S G3.

2013: (c Iffraaj) 2014: (f Nathaniel) Broodmare Sire: DUBAI DESTINATION. Sire of the dams of 5 Stakes winners. In 2014 POSTPONED Dubawi G2, DUTCH CONNECTION Dutch Art G3, IHTIMAL Shamardal G3, EASTERN BELLE Champs Elysees LR, WHISPERING GALLERY Bachelor Duke LR. Seeking The Gold Dubai Millennium Colorado Dancer DUBAWI b 2002 Deploy Zomaradah Jawaher POSTPONED b c 2011 Kingmambo Dubai Destination Mysterial EVER RIGG b 2005 Salse Bianca Nera Birch Creek

Juddmonte International Stakes, G1, York, August 20, 10f 1 Australia (GB) 3 ch c Galileo (IRE) - Ouija Board (GB) (Cape Cross (IRE)) 2 The Grey Gatsby (IRE) 3 gr c Mastercraftsman (IRE) - Marie Vison (IRE) (Entrepreneur (GB)) 3 Telescope (IRE) 4 b c Galileo (IRE) - Velouette (GB) (Darshaan) Age: 2-3; Starts: 7; Wins: 5; Places: 2 Earnings: £1,973,835 Sire: GALILEO. Sire of 181 Stakes winners. In 2014 - ADELAIDE Elnadim G1, AUSTRALIA Cape Cross G1, MARVELLOUS Storm Cat G1, NOBLE MISSION Danehill G1,

SPIRITJIM Anabaa G1, TAPESTRY Danehill G1, GLOBAL VIEW Storm Cat G2, GOSPEL CHOIR Pivotal G2, HIGHLAND REEL Danehill G2, TELESCOPE Darshaan G2, AIGUE MARINE Silver Hawk G3, ALTANO Lando G3, BE MY GAL Danehill Dancer G3, ERNEST HEMINGWAY Darshaan G3, EYE OF THE STORM Shirley Heights G3, GATEWOOD Selkirk G3, GLENEAGLES Storm Cat G3, MAGICIAN Mozart G3, MEKONG RIVER Danehill G3, ORCHESTRA Danehill G3, STARSTRUCK Big Shuffle G3, DALKOVA Marju LR, DARE TO ACHIEVE Linamix LR, DAZZLING Danehill LR, FREEDOM'S LIGHT Nashwan LR, JACQUINOT BAY Last Tycoon LR, KINGFISHER Halling LR, OBSERVATIONAL Cadeaux Genereux LR, ORATOR Air Express LR, PLANETAIRE Kaldoun LR, ROHERYN More Than Ready LR, SECRET GESTURE Danehill LR, BALLYGLASHEEN Danehill LR, WELLS Rodrigo de Triano LR. 1st Dam: OUIJA BOARD by Cape Cross. Champion 3yr old filly in Europe in 2004, Champion older mare in Ireland in 2006. 10 wins at 2 to 5 at home, Hong Kong, USA, Darley Irish Oaks G1, Vodafone Nassau S G1, Vodafone Oaks S G1, Prince of Wales's S G1, VO5 Breeders' Cup Filly & Mare Turf G1 (twice), Cathay Pacific Hong Kong Vase G1, 2nd Vodafone Coronation Cup G1, Baileys Irish Champion S G1, Emirates Breeders' Cup Filly & Mare Turf G1, 3rd Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe G1, Japan Cup G1, Audemars Piguet Queen Elizabeth II Cup G1.

Dam of 4 winners: 2008: VOODOO PRINCE (g Kingmambo) 6 wins at 3 to 6, 2014 at home, Australia, Le Pines Funerals Easter Cup G3.

2009: AEGAEUS (g Monsun) 2 wins at 3 and 4.

2010: FILIA REGINA (f Galileo) Winner at 3.

2011: AUSTRALIA (c Galileo) Sold 525,000gns yearling at TAOC1. 5 wins at 2 and 3, Juddmonte International S G1, Investec Derby S G1, Dubai Duty Free Irish Derby G1, ICON Breeders' Cup Juv.Turf Trial S G3, 3rd Qipco 2000 Guineas G1.

2013: (c Dubawi)

international database Broodmare Sire: CAPE CROSS. Sire of the dams of 21 Stakes winners.

In 2014 - AUSTRALIA Galileo G1, WESTERN HYMN High Chaparral G2, MAGIC ARTIST Iffraaj G3, VOODOO PRINCE Kingmambo G3, GUNS AT FIVE Duelled LR, ICE LOVE Three Valleys LR, PEISHA FELICE Special Week LR. Northern Dancer Sadler's Wells Fairy Bridge GALILEO b 98 Miswaki Urban Sea Allegretta AUSTRALIA ch c 2011 Green Desert Cape Cross Park Appeal OUIJA BOARD b/br 2001 Welsh Pageant Selection Board Ouija

Pinsent Masons Lowther Stakes, G2, York, August 21, 6f 1 Tiggy Wiggy (IRE) 2 b f Kodiac (GB) - Kheleyf's Silver (IRE) (Kheleyf (USA)) 2 Cursory Glance (USA) 2 b f Distorted Humor (USA) - Time Control (GB) (Sadler's Wells (USA)) 3 Anthem Alexander (IRE) 2 ch f Starspangledbanner (AUS) - Lady Alexander (IRE) (Night Shift (USA)) Age: 2; Starts: 7; Wins: 5; Places: 2 Earnings: £263,508 Sire: KODIAC. Sire of 11 Stakes winners. In 2014 - TIGGY WIGGY Kheleyf G2, COULSTY In The Wings LR, KODI BEAR Mujtahid LR, PATIENCE ALEXANDER Sadler's Wells LR. 1st Dam: KHELEYF'S SILVER by Kheleyf. Winner at 2. Dam of 2 winners: 2011: IFTAAR (g Bushranger) Winner at 3.

2012: TIGGY WIGGY (f Kodiac) Sold 39,047gns yearling at DNPRM. 5 wins at 2, Pinsent Masons Lowther S G2, Cantor Fitzgerald National S LR, 2nd Queen Mary S G2, Langleys Solicitors EBF Marygate S LR. 2013: (c Big Bad Bob) Broodmare Sire: KHELEYF. Sire of the dams of 1 Stakes winners. In 2014 - TIGGY WIGGY Kodiac G2.

Danzig Danehill Razyana KODIAC b 2001 Kris Rafha Eljazzi TIGGY WIGGY b f 2012 Green Desert Kheleyf Society Lady KHELEYF'S SILVER b 2006 Shadeed Silver Arrow Aneesati

Darley Yorkshire Oaks, G1, York, August 21, 12f 1 Tapestry (IRE) 3 b f Galileo (IRE) - Rumplestiltskin (IRE) (Danehill (USA)) 2 Taghrooda (GB) 3 b f Sea The Stars (IRE) - Ezima (IRE) (Sadler's Wells (USA)) 3 Tasaday (USA) 4 gr f Nayef (USA) - Tashelka (FR) (Mujahid (USA)) Age: 2-3; Starts: 7; Wins: 3; Places: 2 Earnings: £353,239 Sire: GALILEO. Sire of 181 Stakes winners. In 2014 - ADELAIDE Elnadim G1, AUSTRALIA Cape Cross G1, MARVELLOUS Storm Cat G1, NOBLE MISSION Danehill G1, SPIRITJIM Anabaa G1, TAPESTRY Danehill G1, GLOBAL VIEW Storm Cat G2, GOSPEL CHOIR Pivotal G2, HIGHLAND REEL Danehill G2, TELESCOPE Darshaan G2, AIGUE MARINE Silver Hawk G3, ALTANO Lando G3, BE MY GAL Danehill Dancer G3, ERNEST HEMINGWAY Darshaan G3, EYE OF THE STORM Shirley Heights G3, GATEWOOD Selkirk G3, GLENEAGLES Storm Cat G3, MAGICIAN Mozart G3, MEKONG RIVER Danehill G3, ORCHESTRA Danehill G3, STARSTRUCK Big Shuffle G3, DALKOVA Marju LR, DARE TO ACHIEVE Linamix LR, DAZZLING Danehill LR, FREEDOM'S LIGHT Nashwan LR, JACQUINOT BAY Last Tycoon LR, KINGFISHER Halling LR, OBSERVATIONAL Cadeaux Genereux LR, ORATOR Air Express LR, PLANETAIRE Kaldoun LR, ROHERYN More Than Ready LR, SECRET GESTURE Danehill LR, BALLYGLASHEEN Danehill LR, WELLS Rodrigo de Triano LR.

1st Dam: RUMPLESTILTSKIN by Danehill. Champion 2yr old filly in Europe in 2005. 5 wins at 2 at home, France, Moyglare Stud S G1, Prix Marcel Boussac - Barriere Deauville G1. Dam of 4 winners: 2008: WHY (f Galileo) Winner at 2.

Broodmare.

2010: THEATRE (c Galileo) Winner at 2.

2011: TAPESTRY (f Galileo). 3 wins at 2 and 3, Darley Yorkshire Oaks G1, Friarstown Stud Debutante S G2, 2nd Darley Irish Oaks G1, Moyglare Stud S G1.

2012: JOHN F KENNEDY (c Galileo) Winner at 2.

2013: (c Galileo) Broodmare Sire: DANEHILL. Sire of the dams of 264 Stakes winners. In 2014 - COSMIC ENDEAVOUR Northern Meteor G1, DICK WHITTINGTON Rip Van Winkle G1, FENOMENO Stay Gold G1, INTEGRAL Dalakhani G1, MISS MOSSMAN Mossman G1, NOBLE MISSION Galileo G1, TAPESTRY Galileo G1, CERTERACH Halling G2, GALLATIN Street Cry G2, HIGHLAND REEL Galileo G2, PALE MIMOSA Singspiel G2, SEEK AGAIN Speightstown G2, SOLICIT Street Cry G2, CUSTOM CUT Notnowcato G3, HALLOWED CROWN Street Sense G3, J WONDER Footstepsinthesand G3, MAJESTIC QUEEN Kheleyf G3, MEKONG RIVER Galileo G3, NAYELI More Than Ready G3, ORCHESTRA Galileo G3, ZEPHYRON Zabeel G3, BELARDO Lope de Vega LR, BRAYROAN Zabeel LR, COOLDINI Bernardini LR, DAZZLING Galileo LR, EINSTEINS FOLLY Whipper LR, ETON RIFLES Pivotal LR, GOLDEN GUEPARD Hurricane Run LR, JOYEUSE Oasis Dream LR, KESHIRO Shirocco LR, KNIGHT'S COMMAND Pins LR, LADY PENKO Archipenko LR, LUCKY RAQUIE Encosta de Lago LR, MOONLESS Helike LR, RACING EIGHT Mossman LR, SECRET GESTURE Galileo LR, TESTED Selkirk LR, TUKIYO Haradasun LR, BALLYGLASHEEN Galileo LR. The Galileo/Danehill cross has produced: BANC DE FORTUNE G1, CIMA DE TRIOMPHE G1, CUIS GHAIRE G1, FRANKEL G1, GOLDEN

LILAC G1, INTELLO G1, MAYBE G1, NOBLE MISSION G1, ORCHESTRA G1, RODERIC O'CONNOR G1, ROMANTICA G1, SCINTILLULA G1, SECRET GESTURE G1, TAPESTRY G1, TEOFILO G1, HIGHLAND REEL G2, REEM G2, CRYSTAL GAL G3, DAZZLING G3, LAGALP G3, MEKONG RIVER G3, SIDERA G3, WONDERFULLY G3, MISS GALILEI LR, VIA GALILEI LR, BALLYGLASHEEN LR, Galileo's Destiny G1, Gile Na Greine G1, Mars G1, The Assayer G1, Brightest G3, Circling G3, Claiomh Solais G3, Galiway G3, Impulsive Moment G3, Marksmanship G3, Acteur Celebre LR, Amerique LR, Pageboy LR. Northern Dancer Sadler's Wells Fairy Bridge GALILEO b 98 Miswaki Urban Sea Allegretta TAPESTRY b f 2011 Danzig Danehill Razyana RUMPLESTILTSKIN b 2003 Mr Prospector Monevassia Miesque

Weatherbys Insurance Lonsdale Cup, G2, York, August 22, 16f 1 Pale Mimosa (IRE) 5 b f Singspiel (IRE) - Katch Me Katie (GB) (Danehill (USA)) 2 Estimate (IRE) 5 b f Monsun (GER) - Ebaziya (IRE) (Darshaan) 3 Times Up (GB) 8 b g Olden Times (GB) - Princess Genista (Ile de Bourbon (USA)) Age: 2-5; Starts: 10; Wins: 5; Places: 3 Earnings: £185,238 Sire: SINGSPIEL. Sire of 99 Stakes winners. In 2014 - PALE MIMOSA Danehill G2, TAKE COVER Magic Ring G2, JAMR Monsun G3, LADY OF OPERA Kingmambo LR, AMINABAD Spinning World LR, IRVING Sternkoenig LR. 1st Dam: KATCH ME KATIE by Danehill. Winner at 3. Dam of 4 winners: 2004: New York Prince (g Desert Prince) ran.

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international database 2005: Suailce (f Singspiel) 2 wins at 3, 3rd Finale S LR. Broodmare.

2006: Fire Drill (g Indian Ridge) 2008: PASSION PLANET (f Medicean) Winner at 4.

2009: PALE MIMOSA (f Singspiel) Sold 67,424gns yearling at GOOY1.

5 wins at 3 to 5, Weatherbys Insurance Lonsdale Cup G2, EBF Galtres S LR, S & R McGrath Memorial Saval Beg S LR, Challenge S LR, 3rd Coolmore Vintage Crop S G3.

2010: NEARLY CAUGHT (c New Approach) 3 wins at 3.

2011: Silver Gauntlet (g Verglas) 2012: Barnacle Bill (c Big Bad Bob) unraced to date.

2013: (f Big Bad Bob) Broodmare Sire: DANEHILL. Sire of the dams of 264 Stakes winners. In 2014 - COSMIC ENDEAVOUR Northern Meteor G1, DICK WHITTINGTON Rip Van Winkle G1, FENOMENO Stay Gold G1, INTEGRAL Dalakhani G1, MISS MOSSMAN Mossman G1, NOBLE MISSION Galileo G1, TAPESTRY Galileo G1, CERTERACH Halling G2, GALLATIN Street Cry G2, HIGHLAND REEL Galileo G2, PALE MIMOSA Singspiel G2, SEEK AGAIN Speightstown G2, SOLICIT Street Cry G2, CUSTOM CUT Notnowcato G3, HALLOWED CROWN Street Sense G3, J WONDER Footstepsinthesand G3, MAJESTIC QUEEN Kheleyf G3, MEKONG RIVER Galileo G3, NAYELI More Than Ready G3, ORCHESTRA Galileo G3, ZEPHYRON Zabeel G3, BELARDO Lope de Vega LR, BRAYROAN Zabeel LR, COOLDINI Bernardini LR, DAZZLING Galileo LR, EINSTEINS FOLLY Whipper LR, ETON RIFLES Pivotal LR, GOLDEN GUEPARD Hurricane Run LR, JOYEUSE Oasis Dream LR, KESHIRO Shirocco LR, KNIGHT'S COMMAND Pins LR, LADY PENKO Archipenko LR, LUCKY RAQUIE Encosta de Lago LR, MOONLESS Helike LR, RACING EIGHT Mossman LR, SECRET GESTURE Galileo LR, TESTED Selkirk LR, TUKIYO Haradasun LR, BALLYGLASHEEN Galileo LR. The Singspiel/Danehill cross has produced: PALE MIMOSA G2,

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LUDKA LR, VILLAGE FETE LR, Suailce LR. Sadler's Wells In The Wings High Hawk SINGSPIEL b 92 Halo Glorious Song Ballade PALE MIMOSA b f 2009 Danzig Danehill Razyana KATCH ME KATIE gr 99 Ardross Miss Toot Blue Stack

Coolmore Nunthorpe Stakes, G1, York, August 22, 5f 1 Sole Power (GB) 7 b g Kyllachy (GB) - Demerger (USA) (Distant View (USA)) 2 Stepper Point (GB) 5 b g Kyllachy (GB) - Sacre Coeur (GB) (Compton Place (GB)) 3 Extortionist (IRE) 3 b c Dandy Man (IRE) - Dream Date (IRE) (Oasis Dream (GB)) Age: 2-7; Starts: 41; Wins: 10; Places: 18 Earnings: £1,526,890 Sire: KYLLACHY. Sire of 21 Stakes winners. In 2014 - SOLE POWER Distant View G1, PENITENT Bishop of Cashel G3, STEPPER POINT Compton Place LR. 1st Dam: Demerger by Distant View. unraced. Dam of 3 winners: 2002: Cornus (g Inchinor) 15 wins, 2nd Cornwallis S G3.

2003: Be My Charm (f Polish Precedent). Broodmare.

2007: SOLE POWER (g Kyllachy) Sold 30,476gns yearling at DNSLY. Champion 3yr old sprinter in Europe in 2010. 10 wins at 2 to 7, 2014, King's Stand S G1 (twice), Coolmore Nunthorpe S G1 (twice), betfred.com Temple S G2, Pearl Bloodstock Palace House S G3 (twice), Scarbrough S LR, 2nd Longines Hong Kong Sprint G1, Emirates NBD Al Quoz Sprint G1, betfred.com Temple S G2, Market Slide Flying Five S G3, Grangecon Stud S LR, Emirates Holidays Meydan Sprint LR, 3rd King's Stand S G1, Coolmore Nunthorpe S G1, Qatar Prix de l'Abbaye de

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Longchamp G1, Pearl Bloodstock Palace House S G3.

2008: Sonny Sunshine (f Royal Applause) unraced. Broodmare.

2009: Sotka (f Dutch Art) Winner at 2 in France, 2nd Prix des Reves d'Or - Jacques Bouchara LR. 2011: Crafty Exit (g Mastercraftsman) in training.

2012: (c Exceed And Excel) 2013: (f Poet's Voice) 2014: (f Sepoy) Broodmare Sire: DISTANT VIEW. Sire of the dams of 21 Stakes winners. In 2014 - MOONSHINE MULLIN Albert the Great G1, SOLE POWER Kyllachy G1, GENERAL JACK Giant's Causeway LR, HENNY JENNEY Henny Hughes LR. Pivotal

Polar Falcon

Fearless Revival KYLLACHY b 98 Song Pretty Poppy Moonlight Serenade SOLE POWER b g 2007 Mr Prospector Distant View Seven Springs DEMERGER b 97 Warning Merida Metair

Irish TB Marketing Gimcrack Stakes, G2, York, August 23, 6f 1 Muhaarar (GB) 2 b c Oasis Dream (GB) - Tahrir (IRE) (Linamix (FR)) 2 Jungle Cat (IRE) 2 b c Iffraaj (GB) - Mike's Wildcat (USA) (Forest Wildcat (USA)) 3 Ahlan Emarati (IRE) 2 b c Holy Roman Emperor (IRE) - Indaba (IRE) (Indian Ridge) Age: 2; Starts: 4; Wins: 2; Places: 2 Earnings: £127,844 Sire: OASIS DREAM. Sire of 85 Stakes winners. In 2014 - FREE PORT LUX Monsun G2, MUHAARAR Linamix G2, BERMUDA REEF Acatenango G3, FLYING JIB Mizzen Mast G3, FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH Efisio G3, CLADOCERA Pivotal LR, ERTIJAAL Seeking The Gold LR, JOYEUSE Danehill LR, MAXIMUS DREAM Sadler's Wells LR, MINALISA Selkirk LR, MIRZA Primo Dominie

LR, OMINOUS Selkirk LR, OPINION Sadler's Wells LR. 1st Dam: Tahrir by Linamix. 2 wins at 3, 2nd Tote Ten to Follow Wentworth S LR. Own sister to MISTER CHARM. Dam of 5 winners: 2007: Tamaathul (g Tiger Hill) 3 wins, 2nd Dubal Firebreak S G3.

2008: Raasekha (f Pivotal) Winner at 3, 3rd Mobile Casino EBF Conqueror S LR. Broodmare.

2009: SAJWAH (f Exceed And Excel) 2 wins at 2, Irish Stall.Farm EBF Dick Poole S LR. 2010: RUFOOF (f Zamindar) 2 wins at 3.

2012: MUHAARAR (c Oasis Dream) 2 wins at 2, Irish TB Marketing Gimcrack S G2, 3rd Portland Place Properties July S G2, Titanic Belfast Winkfield S LR. 2013: (c Dubawi) Broodmare Sire: LINAMIX. Sire of the dams of 79 Stakes winners. In 2014 - LIDARI Acclamation G2, MUHAARAR Oasis Dream G2, ECTOT Hurricane Run G3, LESSTALK IN PARIS Cape Cross G3, CARLA BIANCA Dansili LR, DARE TO ACHIEVE Galileo LR, LUANNAN Zamindar LR, VISORIYNA Dansili LR. The Oasis Dream/Linamix cross has produced: MUHAARAR G2, THAI HAKU G2, ALBARAAH G3.

Danzig Green Desert Foreign Courier OASIS DREAM b 2000 Dancing Brave Hope Bahamian MUHAARAR b c 2012 Mendez Linamix Lunadix TAHRIR gr 2002 Last Tycoon Miss Sacha Heaven High

Betfred Strensall Stakes, G3, York, August 23, 8f 110yds 1 Custom Cut (IRE) 5 b g Notnowcato (GB) - Polished Gem (IRE) (Danehill (USA)) 2 Trade Storm (GB) 6 b c Trade Fair (GB) - Frisson (GB) (Slip Anchor)

international database 3 Lady Lara (IRE) 3 b f Excellent Art (GB) - Shanty (GB) (Selkirk (USA)) Age: 2-5; Starts: 35; Wins: 9; Places: 13 Earnings: £239,019 Sire: NOTNOWCATO. Sire of 3 Stakes winners. In 2014 - CUSTOM CUT Danehill G3.

1st Dam: POLISHED GEM by Danehill. Winner at 2. Own sister to DRESS TO THRILL. Dam of 4 winners: 2008: SAPPHIRE (f Medicean) 6 wins at 3 and 4, Qipco Brit.Champions Fillies/Mare S G2, 2nd Barclays Bnk Ireland Pretty Polly S G1.

2009: CUSTOM CUT (g Notnowcato) 9 wins at 3 to 5, Invesco Desmond S G3, Big Bad Bob Gladness S G3, Betfred Strensall S G3, Unibet Midsummer S LR, Skybet Y'shire Festival Pomfret S LR, 2nd Big Bad Bob Gladness S G3, Amethyst S G3, Pertemps Network Spring Trophy S LR, 3rd William Hill Doncaster Mile S LR, Ian/Kate Hall Macmillan Ganton S LR. 2010: AMBER ROMANCE (f Bahamian Bounty) Winner at 4.

2011: Free Eagle (c High Chaparral) Winner at 2, 2nd ICON Breeders' Cup Juv.Turf Trial S G3.

2012: Valac (c Dark Angel) unraced to date.

2014: (c Dubawi) Broodmare Sire: DANEHILL. Sire of the dams of 264 Stakes winners. In 2014 - COSMIC ENDEAVOUR Northern Meteor G1, DICK WHITTINGTON Rip Van Winkle G1, FENOMENO Stay Gold G1, INTEGRAL Dalakhani G1, MISS MOSSMAN Mossman G1, NOBLE MISSION Galileo G1, TAPESTRY Galileo G1, CERTERACH Halling G2, GALLATIN Street Cry G2, HIGHLAND REEL Galileo G2, PALE MIMOSA Singspiel G2, SEEK AGAIN Speightstown G2, SOLICIT Street Cry G2, CUSTOM CUT Notnowcato G3, HALLOWED CROWN Street Sense G3, J WONDER Footstepsinthesand G3, MAJESTIC QUEEN Kheleyf G3, MEKONG RIVER Galileo G3, NAYELI More Than Ready G3, ORCHESTRA Galileo G3,

ZEPHYRON Zabeel G3, BELARDO Lope de Vega LR, BRAYROAN Zabeel LR, COOLDINI Bernardini LR, DAZZLING Galileo LR, EINSTEINS FOLLY Whipper LR, ETON RIFLES Pivotal LR, GOLDEN GUEPARD Hurricane Run LR, JOYEUSE Oasis Dream LR, KESHIRO Shirocco LR, KNIGHT'S COMMAND Pins LR, LADY PENKO Archipenko LR, LUCKY RAQUIE Encosta de Lago LR, MOONLESS Helike LR, RACING EIGHT Mossman LR, SECRET GESTURE Galileo LR, TESTED Selkirk LR, TUKIYO Haradasun LR, BALLYGLASHEEN Galileo LR.

2010: ROYAL SIGNALLER (g Dylan Thomas) 2 wins at 3.

2012: MALABAR (f Raven's Pass) Sold 70,000gns yearling at TAOC1.

2 wins at 2, Whiteley Clinic Prestige S G3.

2013: (c Poet's Voice) 2014: (c Rip Van Winkle)

Ahonoora Inchinor Inchmurrin NOTNOWCATO ch 2002 Cadeaux Genereux Rambling Rose Blush Rambler CUSTOM CUT b g 2009 Danzig Danehill Razyana POLISHED GEM b 2003 Affirmed Trusted Partner Talking Picture

Gone West Elusive Quality Touch of Greatness RAVEN'S PASS ch 2005 Lord At War Ascutney Right Word MALABAR b f 2012 Blushing Groom Nashwan Height of Fashion WHIRLY BIRD b 2001 Shirley Heights Inchyre Inchmurrin

Whiteley Clinic Prestige Stakes, G3, Goodwood, August 23, 7f

Doom Bar Celebration Mile, G2, Goodwood, August 23, 8f

Broodmare Sire: NASHWAN. Sire of the dams of 67 Stakes winners.

In 2014 - JACK NAYLOR Champs Elysees G3, MALABAR Raven's Pass G3, FAIR DUBAWI Dubawi LR, FREEDOM'S LIGHT Galileo LR, NURAY Noverre LR, PURPLE BAY Dubawi LR.

1 Malabar (GB) 2 b f Raven's Pass (USA) - Whirly Bird (GB) (Nashwan (USA)) 2 Bonnie Grey (GB) 2 gr f Hellvelyn (GB) - Crofters Ceilidh (GB) (Scottish Reel) 3 Zifena (GB) 2 b f Zamindar (USA) - Luminous Gold (GB) (Fantastic Light (USA))

1 Bow Creek (IRE) 3 b c Shamardal (USA) - Beneventa (GB) (Most Welcome) 2 Emell (GB) 4 ch c Medicean (GB) - Londonnetdotcom (IRE) (Night Shift (USA)) 3 Captain Cat (IRE) 5 b/br g Dylan Thomas (IRE) - Mother of Pearl (IRE) (Sadler's Wells (USA))

Age: 2; Starts: 4; Wins: 2; Places: 2 Earnings: £33,771

Age: 2-3; Starts: 14; Wins: 4; Places: 6 Earnings: £140,703

Sire: RAVEN'S PASS. Sire of 8 Stakes winners. In 2014 MALABAR Nashwan G3, ALONSOA Barathea LR, REDBROOK Homme de Loi LR, RICHARD PANKHURST Elmaamul LR. 1st Dam: Whirly Bird by Nashwan.

5 wins at 3 and 4, 3rd EBF Harvest S LR. Dam of 4 winners: 2007: WHIRLY DANCER (f Danehill Dancer) 2 wins at 3. Broodmare.

2008: Dervisher (c Dansili) 2009: CLOWANCE ESTATE (g Teofilo) 2 wins at 3 and 4.

Sire: SHAMARDAL. Sire of 65 Stakes winners. In 2014 DUNBOYNE EXPRESS Polish Precedent G1, MUKHADRAM Timber Country G1, BOW CREEK Most Welcome G2, EXCELLENT RESULT Sadler's Wells G2, FINTRY Indian Ridge G2, GHIBELLINES Elusive Quality G2, SOMMERABEND Monsun G2, AMARON Bertolini G3, FRENCH NAVY Woodman G3, IHTIMAL Dubai Destination G3, SHARESTAN Ashkalani G3, ABLE FRIEND Volksraad LR, ALKASSER King's

Best LR, AMY ERIA Octagonal LR, BALTIC BARONESS Sadler's Wells LR, CAMEO A P Indy LR, EMBLEMS Seeking The Gold LR, MAYBE DISCREET Bluebird LR, SHAMALIA Redoute's Choice LR, SHIVALIK STAR Danzig LR. 1st Dam: BENEVENTA by Most Welcome. 7 wins at 3 and 4, Letheby & Christopher Dahlia S G3. Dam of 3 winners: 2006: Miss Khaya (f Danehill Dancer). Broodmare.

2007: (c Shamardal) 2008: Dare To Dance (c Danehill Dancer) 3 wins at 3, 2nd Lexus S G3.

2010: BINT NAYEF (f Nayef) 2 wins.

2011: BOW CREEK (c Shamardal) Sold 130,000gns yearling at TAOC2. 4 wins at 2 and 3, Doom Bar Celebration Mile G2, 32Red International Trial S LR, 2nd Betfair Dee S LR, 3rd Bonhams Thoroughbred S G3.

2014: (c Raven's Pass) Broodmare Sire: MOST WELCOME. Sire of the dams of 19 Stakes winners. In 2014 - BOW CREEK Shamardal G2.

Storm Cat Giant's Causeway Mariah's Storm SHAMARDAL b 2002 Machiavellian Helsinki Helen Street BOW CREEK b c 2011 Be My Guest Most Welcome Topsy BENEVENTA b 2000 Dara Monarch Dara Dee Not Mistaken

Longines Prix du Calvados, G3, Deauville, August 23, 1400m 1 Queen Bee (FR) 2 b f Le Havre (IRE) - Pan Tadeus (GB) (Kyllachy (GB)) 2 Calypso Beat (USA) 2 b f Speightstown (USA) - African Skies (GB) (Johannesburg (USA)) 3 Sivoliere (IRE) 2 b f Sea The Stars (IRE) - Sefroua (USA) (Kingmambo (USA)) Age: 2; Starts: 8; Wins: 3; Places: 3 Earnings: £67,791 Sire: LE HAVRE. Sire of 5 Stakes winners. In 2014 - AVENIR

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international database CERTAIN Mark of Esteem G1, QUEEN BEE Kyllachy G3, AUVRAY In The Wings LR, LA HOGUETTE Zamindar LR, SUMMER SURPRICE Royal Academy LR. 1st Dam: Pan Tadeus by Kyllachy. unraced. Dam of 1 winner: 2010: Cadojulian (c Captain Marvelous) unraced.

2012: QUEEN BEE (f Le Havre) Sold 4,645gns yearling at ARNOV. 3 wins at 2 in France, Longines Prix du Calvados G3.

Broodmare Sire: KYLLACHY. Sire of the dams of 5 Stakes winners.

In 2014 - GARSWOOD Dutch Art G1, QUEEN BEE Le Havre G3.

Rahy Noverre Danseur Fabuleux LE HAVRE b 2006 Surako Marie Rheinberg Marie d'Argonne QUEEN BEE b f 2012 Pivotal Kyllachy Pretty Poppy PAN TADEUS b 2006 Danzig Polish Romance Some Romance

Renaissance Stakes, G3, Curragh, August 23, 6f 1 Jamesie (IRE) 6 b g Kodiac (GB) Pretty Woman (IRE) (Night Shift (USA)) 2 Gordon Lord Byron (IRE) 6 b g Byron (GB) - Boa Estrela (IRE) (Intikhab (USA)) 3 Hamza (IRE) 5 b g Amadeus Wolf (GB) - Lady Shanghai (IRE) (Alhaarth (IRE)) Age: 2-6; Starts: 42; Wins: 4; Places: 20 Earnings: £174,390 Sire: KODIAC. Sire of 12 Stakes winners. In 2014 - TIGGY WIGGY Kheleyf G2, JAMESIE Night Shift G3, COULSTY In The Wings LR, KODI BEAR Mujtahid LR, PATIENCE ALEXANDER Sadler's Wells LR. 1st Dam: Pretty Woman by Night Shift. ran at 2 and 3. Dam of 2 winners: 2007: Mirror Perfect (f Captain Rio) ran 3 times.

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2008: JAMESIE (g Kodiac) Sold 831gns yearling at GOOY2. 4 wins at 2, 3 and 6 at home, UAE, Renaissance S G3, 2nd Phoenix Sprint S G3, Ford Mustang Shelby Al Shindagha Sprint G3, Midsummer Sprint S LR, 3rd Belgrave S LR. 2011: QUIET WARRIOR (g Kodiac) 2 wins at 2 and 3.

2012: Treaty of York (c Haatef) in training.

2013: (c Kodiac) Broodmare Sire: NIGHT SHIFT. Sire of the dams of 101 Stakes winners. In 2014 - ANTHEM ALEXANDER Starspangledbanner G2, GRAPHIC Excellent Art G3, JAMESIE Kodiac G3, LONG JOHN Street Cry G3, MINAL Compton Place G3, DARAYBI Street Cry LR, MY DEAR SON Divine Light LR, REGARDE MOI King's Best LR, TINTINNABULATION Intikhab LR. Danzig Danehill Razyana KODIAC b 2001 Kris Rafha Eljazzi JAMESIE b g 2008 Northern Dancer Night Shift Ciboulette PRETTY WOMAN ch 2002 Prince Sabo Kind of Cute So Kind

188Bet Winter Hill Stakes, G3, Windsor, August 23, 10f 1 Al Kazeem (GB) 6 b c Dubawi (IRE) - Kazeem (GB) (Darshaan) 2 True Story (GB) 3 b/br c Manduro (GER) - Tanzania (USA) (Darshaan) 3 Complicit (IRE) 3 b c Captain Rio (GB) - Molomo (GB) (Barathea (IRE)) Age: 2-6; Starts: 17; Wins: 8; Places: 7 Earnings: £1,034,039 Sire: DUBAWI. Sire of 83 Stakes winners. In 2014 - LUCKY NINE Green Desert G1, NIGHT OF THUNDER Galileo G1, PRINCE BISHOP Prospect Bay G1, TIGER TEES Gold Brose G1, ARABIAN GOLD Vettori G2, ARABIAN QUEEN Barathea G2, CATKINS

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Catbird G2, POSTPONED Dubai Destination G2, RED DUBAWI Homme de Loi G2, SHEIKHZAYEDROAD Highest Honor G2, AL KAZEEM Darshaan G3, BAWINA Sadler's Wells G3, INTIMATE MOMENT Gold Brose G3, MURAAQABA Zafonic G3, NARNIYN Alhaarth G3, SRIKANDI Hurricane Sky G3, WANNABE YOURS Grand Lodge G3, AKEED MOFEED Tiger Hill LR, DUBDAY Daylami LR, EASTERN PRINCE Marauding LR, FAIR DUBAWI Nashwan LR, MURIOI Fantastic Light LR, SARINDA Vettori LR, SHAMAL WIND Machiavellian LR, PURPLE BAY Nashwan LR. 1st Dam: Kazeem by Darshaan. ran 3 times at 2 and 3. Own sister to Treasurer. Dam of 3 winners: 2003: (f Medicean) 2004: AZEEMA (f Averti) Winner at 3. Broodmare.

2005: King's Kazeem (f King's Best) 2006: PARK LANE (g Royal Applause) 4 wins.

2007: Fire Up (f Motivator).

Broodmare.

2008: AL KAZEEM (c Dubawi) Jt Champion older horse in Europe in 2013 (9.5-10.5f.). 8 wins at 2 to 6, 2014, Tattersalls Gold Cup G1, Coral Eclipse S G1, Prince of Wales's S G1, Qatar Bloodstock Jockey Club S G2, bet365 Gordon Richards S G3, 188Bet Winter Hill S G3, 2nd Red Mills Irish Champion S G1, Sportingbet.com Great Voltigeur S G2, Worthington's St Simon S G3, Dubai Duty Free Arc Trial G3, 3rd Juddmonte International S G1. Sire.

2009: Sanctioned (g Authorized) ran a few times and ran once over hurdles.

2010: Kazak (g Royal Applause) ran.

2013: (c Makfi) 2014: (c Dubawi) Broodmare Sire: DARSHAAN. Sire of the dams of 218 Stakes winners. In 2014 - OFFER Montjeu G1, AMBIVALENT Authorized G2, TELESCOPE Galileo G2, AL KAZEEM Dubawi G3, ERNEST HEMINGWAY Galileo G3, AINIPPE Captain Rio LR, FOREVER NOW Galileo LR, TRUE STORY Manduro LR, LE BEL ANJOU Malinas LR.

Seeking The Gold Dubai Millennium Colorado Dancer DUBAWI b 2002 Deploy Zomaradah Jawaher AL KAZEEM b c 2008 Shirley Heights Darshaan Delsy KAZEEM b 98 The Minstrel Kanz Treasure Chest

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SCHUYLERVILLE STAKES, G3, Saratoga, July 18, 6f

1 Fashion Alert (USA) 2 b f Old Fashioned (USA) - Titan Queen (USA) (Tiznow (USA)) 2 Take Charge Brandi (USA) 2 ch f Giant's Causeway (USA) Charming (USA) (Seeking The Gold (USA)) 3 Tulira's Star (USA) 2 b f Congrats (USA) - Tulira (USA) (General Assembly (USA)) NIJINSKY STAKES, G2, Woodbine, July 19, 1800m 1 Up With The Birds (CAN) 4 b c Stormy Atlantic (USA) - Song of The Lark (CAN) (Seeking The Gold (USA)) 2 Dynamic Sky (CAN) 4 b/br c Sky Mesa (USA) - Murani (USA) (Distorted Humor (USA)) 3 River Seven (CAN) 4 b g Johannesburg (USA) - Sans Souci Island (CAN) (Chester House (USA)) TVG DIANA STAKES, G1, Saratoga, July 19, 9f 1 Somali Lemonade (USA) 5 b f Lemon Drop Kid (USA) - Chic Corine (USA) (Nureyev (USA)) 2 Stephanie's Kitten (USA) 5 b f Kitten's Joy (USA) - Unfold the Rose (USA) (Catienus (USA)) 3 Discreet Marq (USA) 4 gr/ro f Discreet Cat (USA) - To Marquet (USA) (Marquetry (USA)) SANFORD STAKES, G3, Saratoga, July 19, 6f 1 Big Trouble (USA) 2 b c Tiz Wonderful (USA) - Silver Lullaby (USA) (Najran (USA))

international database 2 Mr Z (USA) 2 ch c Malibu Moon (USA) - Stormy Bear (USA) (Storm Cat (USA)) 3 Cinco Charlie (USA) 2 b c Indian Charlie (USA) - Ten Halos (USA) (Marquetry (USA)) SAN CLEMENTE HANDICAP, G2, Del Mar, July 19, 8f 1 Istanford (USA) 3 b/br f Istan (USA) - Aerocat (USA) (Tale of The Cat (USA)) 2 Tepin (USA) 3 b f Bernstein (USA) - Life Happened (USA) (Stravinsky (USA)) 3 My Conquestadory (USA) 3 b/br f Artie Schiller (USA) - Golden Artemis (USA) (Malibu Moon (USA)) ARLINGTON OAKS, G3, Arlington, July 19, 9f 1 Aurelia's Belle (USA) 3 b f Lemon Drop Kid (USA) - Aurelia (USA) (Danzig (USA)) 2 Stellaris (USA) 3 b/br f Harlan's Holiday (USA) - Stellas New Groove (USA) (Victory Gallop (CAN)) 3 She's Offlee Good (USA) 3 b/br f Offlee Wild (USA) - La Belle (USA) (Dixie Union (USA)) TVG COACHING CLUB AMERICAN OAKS, G1, Saratoga, July 20, 9f 1 Stopchargingmaria (USA) 3 b/br f Tale of The Cat (USA) - Exotic Bloom (USA) (Montbrook (USA)) 2 Unbridled Forever (USA) 3 b f Unbridled's Song (USA) - Lemons Forever (USA) (Lemon Drop Kid (USA)) 3 Miss Besilu (USA) 3 b/br f Medaglia d'Oro (USA) - Quiet Dance (USA) (Quiet American (USA)) EDDIE READ STAKES, G1, Del Mar, July 20, 9f 1 Tom's Tribute (USA) 4 ch c Lion Heart (USA) - Halloween Fun (USA) (El Prado (IRE)) 2 Summer Front (USA) 5 b c War Front (USA) - Rose of Summer (USA) (El Prado (IRE)) 3 Spring Up (USA) 4 b c Spring At Last (USA) - Orma Giusta (BRZ) (Royal Academy (USA))

LAKE GEORGE STAKES, G2, Saratoga, July 23, 8f 110yds 1 Daring Dancer (USA) 3 b f Empire Maker (USA) - Vienna Affair (GB) (Red Ransom (USA)) 2 A Little Bit Sassy (USA) 3 b/br f More Than Ready (USA) - Miss A Bomb (USA) (Lemon Drop Kid (USA)) 3 Daring Kathy (USA) 3 b f Wildcat Heir (USA) - Dare to Mambo (USA) (Kingmambo (USA)) COUGAR II HANDICAP, G3, Del Mar, July 25, 12f 1 Irish Surf (USA) 4 b c Giant's Causeway (USA) - Surfside (USA) (Seattle Slew (USA)) 2 Sky Kingdom (USA) 5 b c Empire Maker (USA) - Sky Beam (USA) (Kingmambo (USA)) 3 Ice Cream Truck (USA) 4 b g Pleasantly Perfect (USA) - Coconut Popsicle (USA) (Smart Strike (CAN)) ONTARIO MATRON STAKES, G3, Woodbine, July 26, 1600m 1 La Tia (USA) 5 b/br f City Place (USA) - La Adelita (USA) (Sky Classic (CAN)) 2 Royal Fury (USA) 5 b f Langfuhr (CAN) - Miss Chapin (USA) (Royal Academy (USA)) 3 Northern Passion (CAN) 5 ch f First Samurai (USA) - A Touch of Glory (CAN) (Golden Gear (USA)) JIM DANDY STAKES, G2, Saratoga, July 26, 9f 1 Wicked Strong (USA) 3 b c Hard Spun (USA) - Moyne Abbey (USA) (Charismatic (USA)) 2 Tonalist (USA) 3 b c Tapit (USA) Settling Mist (USA) (Pleasant Colony (USA)) 3 Kid Cruz (USA) 3 b c Lemon Drop Kid (USA) - Layreebelle (USA) (Tale of The Cat (USA)) AMSTERDAM STAKES, G2, Saratoga, July 26, 6f 110yds 1 Coup De Grace (USA) 3 ch c Tapit (USA) - Home Court (USA) (Storm Cat (USA)) 2 C Zee (USA) 3 b c Elusive Bluff (USA) - Diamondaire (USA) (Distorted Humor (USA))

3 Captain Serious (USA) 3 b g Successful Appeal (USA) - Madame Diva (USA) (Mr Greeley (USA)) SAN DIEGO HANDICAP, G2, Del Mar, July 26, 8f 110yds 1 Fed Biz (USA) 5 b c Giant's Causeway (USA) - Spunoutacontrol (USA) (Wild Again (USA)) 2 Footbridge (USA) 4 b c Street Cry (IRE) - Thousand Islands (GB) (Dubai Millennium (GB)) 3 You Know I Know (USA) 5 b/br g Simon Pure (USA) - Magic Show (USA) (Notebook (USA)) ROYAL NORTH STAKES, G3, Woodbine, July 27, 1200m 1 Ageless (USA) 5 b f Successful Appeal (USA) - Special One (USA) (Point Given (USA)) 2 Sky Treasure (USA) 4 ch f Sky Mesa (USA) - Preemptive Attack (CAN) (Smart Strike (CAN)) 3 Goldstryke Glory (CAN) 4 b/br f Second In Command (USA) - Glory Is Forever (USA) (Roar (USA)) SHUVEE HANDICAP, G3, Saratoga, July 27, 9f 1 Antipathy (USA) 4 b f A P Indy (USA) - Love Style (USA) (Mr Prospector (USA)) 2 Stanwyck (USA) 5 b f Empire Maker (USA) - Set Them Free (USA) (Stop The Music (USA)) 3 Hot Stones (USA) 4 b f Bustin Stones (USA) - Steamed Up (USA) (Freud (USA)) WILLIAM HILL HASKELL INVITATIONAL STAKES, G1, Monmouth Park, July 27, 9f 1 Bayern (USA) 3 b/br c Offlee Wild (USA) - Alittlebitearly (USA) (Thunder Gulch (USA)) 2 Albano (USA) 3 b c Istan (USA) Pocho's Dream Girl (USA) (Fortunate Prospect (USA)) 3 Wildcat Red (USA) 3 b c D'Wildcat (USA) - Racene (USA) (Miner's Mark (USA)) MONMOUTH CUP STAKES, G2, Monmouth Park, July 27, 8f 110yds 1 Valid (USA) 4 b/br c Medaglia d'Oro (USA) - Grand Prayer (USA) (Grand Slam (USA))

2 Bradester (USA) 4 b c Lion Heart (USA) - Grandestofall (USA) (Grand Slam (USA)) 3 Pants On Fire (USA) 6 b/br c Jump Start (USA) - Cabo de Noche (USA) (Cape Town (USA)) MOLLY PITCHER STAKES, G2, Monmouth Park, July 27, 8f 110yds 1 Majestic River (USA) 4 b f A P Indy (USA) - Tempus Fugit (USA) (Alphabet Soup (USA)) 2 Montana Native (USA) 4 b f Yes It's True (USA) - Special American (USA) (Quiet American (USA)) 3 Lucky Rag Doll (USA) 4 ch f Silver Train (USA) - Here Comes Chelsie (USA) (Dehere (USA)) METROPOLITAN JETS OCEANPORT STAKES, G3, Monmouth Park, July 27, 8f 110yds 1 Guys Reward (USA) 7 b/br c Grand Reward (USA) - Beach View (USA) (Mr Greeley (USA)) 2 Fredericksburg (USA) 4 ch g Speightstown (USA) - Choreograph (USA) (Dynaformer (USA)) 3 Under Control (BRZ) 6 b g Northern Afleet (USA) - Heavenly Dancer (BRZ) (Fitzcarraldo (ARG)) MATCHMAKER STAKES, G3, Monmouth Park, July 27, 9f 1 Starstruck (IRE) 5 ch f Galileo (IRE) - Agnetha (GER) (Big Shuffle (USA)) 2 Irish Mission (CAN) 5 ch f Giant's Causeway (USA) - Misty Mission (CAN) (Miswaki (USA)) 3 Watsdachances (IRE) 4 b f Diamond Green (FR) - High Finance (IRE) (Entrepreneur (GB)) BING CROSBY STAKES, G1, Del Mar, July 27, 6f 1 Big Macher (USA) 4 b c Beau Genius (CAN) - Insight (USA) (Kris S (USA)) 2 Goldencents (USA) 4 b c Into Mischief (USA) - Golden Works (CAN) (Banker's Gold (USA)) 3 Seeking The Sherif (USA) 5 b c Officer (USA) - Seeking Adel (USA) (Seeking The Gold (USA))

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international database HONORABLE MISS HANDICAP, G2, Saratoga, July 28, 6f 1 R Free Roll (USA) 4 b f Rockport Harbor (USA) - Jewels N Gems (USA) (Acceptable (USA)) 2 My Wandy's Girl (USA) 5 ch f Flower Alley (USA) - Unbridled Secret (USA) (Unbridled's Song (USA)) 3 Merry Meadow (USA) 4 b f Henny Hughes (USA) - Merryland Monroe (USA) (Allen's Prospect (USA)) WHITNEY STAKES, G1, Saratoga, August 2, 9f 1 Moreno (USA) 4 b c Ghostzapper (USA) Danceinthesunlight (CAN) (A P Indy (USA)) 2 Itsmyluckyday (USA) 4 b/br c Lawyer Ron (USA) - Viva La Slew (USA) (Doneraile Court (USA)) 3 Will Take Charge (USA) 4 ch c Unbridled's Song (USA) - Take Charge Lady (USA) (Dehere (USA)) TEST STAKES, G1, Saratoga, August 2, 7f 1 Sweet Reason (USA) 3 b f Street Sense (USA) - Livermore Leslie (USA) (Mt Livermore (USA)) 2 Miss Behaviour (USA) 3 b f Jump Start (USA) - Successful Romance (USA) (Successful Appeal (USA)) 3 Little Alexis (USA) 3 b f Mr Greeley (USA) - Dream Child (USA) (Giant's Causeway (USA)) ALFRED G VANDERBILT HANDICAP, G1, Saratoga, August 2, 6f 1 Palace (USA) 5 b c City Zip (USA) - Receivership (USA) (End Sweep (USA)) 2 Happy My Way (USA) 4 b g Wilko (USA) - Holy Queen (USA) (Holy Bull (USA)) 3 Falling Sky (USA) 4 b c Lion Heart (USA) - Sea Dragoness (USA) (Sea Hero (USA)) WEST VIRGINIA DERBY, G2, Mountaineer Park, August 2, 9f 1 Tapiture (USA) 3 ch c Tapit (USA) - Free Spin (USA) (Olympio (USA))

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2 Candy Boy (USA) 3 b c Candy Ride (ARG) - She's An Eleven (USA) (In Excess) 3 Vicar's In Trouble (USA) 3 b/br c Into Mischief (USA) - Vibrant (CAN) (Vicar (USA)) CLEMENT L HIRSCH STAKES, G1, Del Mar, August 2, 8f 110yds 1 Iotapa (USA) 4 b/br f Afleet Alex (USA) - Concinnous (USA) (El Corredor (USA)) 2 Broken Sword (USA) 4 b f Broken Vow (USA) - Katana (NZ) (Volksraad (GB)) 3 Parranda (USA) 5 ch f English Channel (USA) - Dynamic Feature (USA) (Rahy (USA)) SEAGRAM CUP STAKES, G3, Woodbine, August 3, 1600m 1 His Race to Win (CAN) 4 b c Stormy Atlantic (USA) - Fleet of Foot (CAN) (Gone West (USA)) 2 Sky Captain (USA) 4 ch c Sky Mesa (USA) - Anchors Away (USA) (Smarty Jones (USA)) 3 Peyton (CAN) 5 b/br g Tale of The Cat (USA) - Emanating (USA) (Cox's Ridge (USA)) BEST PAL STAKES, G2, Del Mar, August 3, 6f 110yds 1 Skyway (USA) 2 ch c Sky Mesa (USA) - Bedside Manner (USA) (Dr Blum (USA)) 2 Henry's Holiday (USA) 2 b c Harlan's Holiday (USA) - Ford Gallop (USA) (Victory Gallop (CAN)) 3 Bad Read Sanchez (USA) 2 b c Warrior's Reward (USA) - Past Twilight (USA) (Pulpit (USA)) SORRENTO STAKES, G2, Del Mar, August 6, 6f 110yds 1 Sunset Glow (USA) 2 gr/ro f Exchange Rate (USA) Perfectforthepart (USA) (Dynaformer (USA)) 2 La Grange (USA) 2 b f Curlin (USA) - Jennie R (USA) (Awesome Again (CAN)) 3 Heart of Paradise (USA) 2 b/br f More Than Ready (USA) - Paradise Playgirl (USA) (Speightstown (USA))

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NAT.MUSEUM OF RACING HALL OF FAME STAKES, G2, Saratoga, August 8, 8f 110yds 1 Wallyanna (USA) 3 b/br c Langfuhr (CAN) - Magibel (USA) (Tale of The Cat (USA)) 2 Bobby's Kitten (USA) 3 b c Kitten's Joy (USA) - Celestial Woods (USA) (Forestry (USA)) 3 Give No Quarter (USA) 3 b/br c Tiz Wonderful (USA) Roadtohanna (USA) (Not For Love (USA)) FOURSTARDAVE HANDICAP, G2, Saratoga, August 9, 8f 1 Seek Again (USA) 4 ch c Speightstown (USA) - Light Jig (GB) (Danehill (USA)) 2 Grand Arch (USA) 5 b g Arch (USA) - Bacinella (USA) (El Gran Senor (USA)) 3 Jack Milton (USA) 4 b/br c War Front (USA) - Preserver (USA) (Forty Niner (USA)) MONMOUTH OAKS, G3, Monmouth Park, August 9, 8f 110yds 1 Cassatt (USA) 3 gr/ro f Tapit (USA) - Justenufftime (USA) (Giant's Causeway (USA)) 2 Saintly Joan (USA) 3 b/br f Northern Afleet (USA) Concinnous (USA) (El Corredor (USA)) 3 Aqua Regia (USA) 3 b f Pollard's Vision (USA) - Phu Cat (USA) (Tabasco Cat (USA)) GARDENIA STAKES, G3, Ellis Park, August 9, 8f 1 Molly Morgan (USA) 5 b f Ghostzapper (USA) - Capitulation (USA) (Distorted Humor (USA)) 2 Tapit's World (USA) 4 ch f Tapit (USA) - Higher World (USA) (Peaks and Valleys (USA)) 3 Livi Makenzie (USA) 5 ch f Macho Uno (USA) - Greta's Joy (USA) (Joyeux Danseur (USA)) LA JOLLA HANDICAP, G3, Del Mar, August 9, 8f 110yds 1 Enterprising (USA) 3 b c Elusive Quality (USA) - Indy Blaze (USA) (A P Indy (USA))

2 I'll Wrap It Up (USA) 3 gr/ro c Tapit (USA) - Sindy With An S (USA) (Broken Vow (USA)) 3 Sammy Mandeville (USA) 3 b c Rock Hard Ten (USA) - Nadadora (USA) (Carson City (USA)) PLAY THE KING STAKES, G2, Woodbine, August 10, 1400m 1 Kaigun (CAN) 4 ch c Northern Afleet (USA) - Cruising Kris (CAN) (Kris S (USA)) 2 Lockout (USA) 5 b/br c Limehouse (USA) - Non Sibi (USA) (Wild Deputy (USA)) 3 Dimension (GB) 6 b/br g Medicean (GB) - Palatial (GB) (Green Desert (USA)) TOYOTA SARATOGA SPECIAL STAKES, G2, Saratoga, August 10, 6f 110yds 1 I Spent It (USA) 2 b c Super Saver (USA) - Rateeba (USA) (Sky Mesa (USA)) 2 Mr Z (USA) 2 ch c Malibu Moon (USA) - Stormy Bear (USA) (Storm Cat (USA)) 3 W V Jetsetter (USA) 2 ch c Jet Phone (USA) - Better Than Most (USA) (Elusive Quality (USA)) ADIRONDACK STAKES, G2, Saratoga, August 10, 6f 110yds 1 Cavorting (USA) 2 b f Bernardini (USA) - Promenade Girl (USA) (Carson City (USA)) 2 Angela Renee (USA) 2 b f Bernardini (USA) - Pilfer (USA) (Deputy Minister (CAN)) 3 Wonder Gal (USA) 2 b/br f Tiz Wonderful (USA) - Passe (USA) (Dixie Union (USA)) JOHN C MABEE STAKES, G2, Del Mar, August 10, 9f 1 Moulin de Mougin (USA) 4 b f Curlin (USA) - Cambiocorsa (USA) (Avenue of Flags (USA)) 2 Wishing Gate (USA) 4 b f Indian Charlie (USA) - Rich In Spirit (USA) (Repriced (USA)) 3 Cozze Up Lady (USA) 5 b f Cozzene (USA) - The White Lady (USA) (Johannesburg (USA)) SKY CLASSIC STAKES, G2, Woodbine, August 16, 2000m 1 Karibu Gardens (USA) 4 b/br c Flower Alley (USA) - Flower Forest (USA) (Kris S (USA))

international database 2 Reporting Star (USA) 4 b/br g Circular Quay (USA) - Classic Beauty (USA) (Sword Dance) 3 Money Talker (USA) 5 b/br g Silent Name (JPN) - It Is Private (USA) (Believe It (USA)) KNOB CREEK LAKE PLACID STAKES, G2, Saratoga, August 16, 9f 1 Crown Queen (USA) 3 b/br f Smart Strike (CAN) - Delta Princess (USA) (A P Indy (USA)) 2 Duff One (USA) 3 b f Harlan's Holiday (USA) - Acadiana (USA) (Tiznow (USA)) 3 Xcellence (FR) 3 b f Champs Elysees (GB) - Xanadu Bliss (FR) (Xaar (GB)) ALABAMA STAKES, G1, Saratoga, August 16, 10f 1 Stopchargingmaria (USA) 3 b/br f Tale of The Cat (USA) - Exotic Bloom (USA) (Montbrook (USA)) 2 Joint Return (USA) 3 b/br f Include (USA) - Brunswick Star (USA) (Brunswick (USA)) 3 Miss Besilu (USA) 3 b/br f Medaglia d'Oro (USA) - Quiet Dance (USA) (Quiet American (USA)) CANADIAN DERBY, G3, Northlands Park, August 16, 2200m 1 Edison (USA) 3 b c Bernardini (USA) - Heart of Grace (USA) (Exploit (USA)) 2 Remembertobreathe (USA) 3 b c D'Wildcat (USA) - Sanctioned (USA) (Maudlin (USA)) 3 Private Money Game (USA) 3 ch g Congrats (USA) - Private Prom Party (USA) (Private Terms (USA)) JERSEY SHORE STAKES, G3, Monmouth Park, August 16, 6f 1 Prudhoe Bay (USA) 3 b/br c Songandaprayer (USA) - Cameron Crazies (USA) (Lion Heart (USA)) 2 Favorite Tale (USA) 3 b g Tale of The Cat (USA) - Tricky Elaine (USA) (Grindstone (USA)) 3 Glacken Too (USA) 3 gr/ro c Smoke Glacken (USA) - Storm Prospect (USA) (Stormy Atlantic (USA))

DEL MAR OAKS, G1, Del Mar, August 16, 9f 1 Personal Diary (USA) 3 ch f City Zip (USA) - Latest Scoop (USA) (Tiznow (USA)) 2 Stellaris (USA) 3 b/br f Harlan's Holiday (USA) - Stellas New Groove (USA) (Victory Gallop (CAN)) 3 My Conquestadory (USA) 3 b/br f Artie Schiller (USA) - Golden Artemis (USA) (Malibu Moon (USA)) SECRETARIAT STAKES, G1, Arlington, August 16, 10f 1 Adelaide (IRE) 3 b c Galileo (IRE) - Elletelle (IRE) (Elnadim (USA)) 2 Tourist (USA) 3 b/br c Tiznow (USA) - Unbridled Melody (USA) (Unbridled's Song (USA)) 3 Sheldon (USA) 3 ch c Purim (USA) - Golden Disk (USA) (Diesis) BEVERLY D STAKES, G1, Arlington, August 16, 9f 110yds 1 Euro Charline (GB) 3 b f Myboycharlie (IRE) - Eurolink Artemis (GB) (Common Grounds) 2 Stephanie's Kitten (USA) 5 b f Kitten's Joy (USA) - Unfold the Rose (USA) (Catienus (USA)) 3 Just The Judge (IRE) 4 b/br f Lawman (FR) - Faraday Light (IRE) (Rainbow Quest (USA)) ARLINGTON MILLION STAKES, G1, Arlington, August 16, 10f 1 Hardest Core (USA) 4 b/br g Hard Spun (USA) - Lillybuster (USA) (Housebuster (USA)) 2 Magician (IRE) 4 b c Galileo (IRE) - Absolutelyfabulous (IRE) (Mozart (IRE)) 3 Side Glance (GB) 7 b/br g Passing Glance (GB) - Averami (GB) (Averti (IRE)) SWORD DANCER INVITATIONAL STAKES, G1, Saratoga, August 17, 12f 1 Main Sequence (USA) 5 ch g Aldebaran (USA) - Ikat (IRE) (Pivotal (GB)) 2 Imagining (USA) 6 ch c Giant's Causeway (USA) - Daydreaming (USA) (A P Indy (USA)) 3 Twilight Eclipse (USA) 5 b g Purim (USA) - My Twilight Dancer (USA) (Twilight Agenda (USA))

PHILIP H ISELIN STAKES, G3, Monmouth Park, August 17, 9f 1 Balance of Power (USA) 4 ch g Silver Train (USA) - Woodman's Dancer (USA) (Woodman (USA)) 2 Pants On Fire (USA) 6 b/br c Jump Start (USA) - Cabo de Noche (USA) (Cape Town (USA)) 3 Valid (USA) 4 b/br g Medaglia d'Oro (USA) - Grand Prayer (USA) (Grand Slam (USA)) RANCHO BERNARDO HANDICAP, G3, Del Mar, August 17, 6f 110yds 1 Judy The Beauty (CAN) 5 ch f Ghostzapper (USA) - Holy Blitz (USA) (Holy Bull (USA)) 2 Madame Cactus (USA) 4 ch f Cactus Ridge (USA) - An Annika Moment (USA) (Mecke (USA)) 3 Reneesgotzip (USA) 5 ch f City Zip (USA) - No Dress Code (USA) (Distorted Humor (USA))

WORLDWIDE Grande Premio Jockey Club Brasieiro, G1, Gavea, June 8, 1600m 1 Paint Naif (BRZ) 3 c Crimson Tide (IRE) - Painter's Dream (BRZ) (Royal Academy (USA)) 2 Carrocel Encantado (BRZ) 3 b c Elusive Quality (USA) - Quanto Carina (BRZ) (Wild Event (USA)) 3 Lamborghini (ARG) 3 gr c Lode (USA) - La Vita Bella (ARG) (Candy Stripes (USA)) Sire: CRIMSON TIDE. Sire of 24 Stakes winners. In 2014 - PAINT NAIF Royal Academy G1.

1st Dam: Painter's Dream by Royal Academy. unraced. Dam of 6 winners: 2005: PAINTER HOCKNEY (c Crimson Tide) 2 wins in Brazil.

2006: PINTOR ILUSTRE (c Crimson Tide) 3 wins in Brazil.

2007: PAINT OF JOY (f Crimson Tide) 4 wins in Brazil.

2008: POET KEATS (c Crimson Tide) 4 wins in Brazil.

2009: PRESENT LAUGHTER (f Crimson Tide) Winner in Brazil.

2010: Petite Maquette (f Crimson Tide)

2011: PAINT NAIF (c Crimson Tide) 3 wins in Brazil, Grande Premio Jockey Club Brasieiro G1, Grande Premio Conde de Herzberg G2, Classico Jose Calmon LR. 2013: Ponta Peniche (f Plenty of Kicks) Broodmare Sire: ROYAL ACADEMY. Sire of the dams of 134 Stakes winners. In 2014 - COFFEE CLIQUE Medaglia d'Oro G1, NASHVILLE Darci Brahma G1, PAINT NAIF Crimson Tide G1, SZUMUL Showing Up G2, AMARILLO Holy Roman Emperor G3, BUTLER Dubai Dust G3, SHARP SENSATION Sharp Humor LR, TOUCH THE SKY Jet Master LR. Northern Dancer Sadler's Wells Fairy Bridge CRIMSON TIDE b 94 Darshaan Sharata Shademah PAINT NAIF c 2011 Nijinsky Royal Academy Crimson Saint PAINTER'S DREAM b 2001 Sunshine Forever Point De Mire Bronze Spark

Grande Premio Brasil, G1, Gavea, June 8, 2400m 1 Bal A Bali (BRZ) 4 c Put It Back (USA) - In My Side (BRZ) (Clackson (BRZ)) 2 Mojito (BRZ) 5 b c Dubai Dust (USA) - For Freedom (BRZ) (Ghadeer (FR)) 3 Beach Ball (BRZ) 4 b f Put It Back (USA) - Hello Charlotte (ARG) (Lode (USA)) Sire: PUT IT BACK. Sire of 49 Stakes winners. In 2014 - BAL A BALI Clackson G1, BEACH BALL Lode G1, BLIND AMBITION Roi Normand G1, BRILHANTISSIMA Roy G1, DEVIL'S CAVE Jungle Express G2, MOST ADVANCED Equalize G2, BILLY GIRL Lode G3, BOTTEGA Southern Halo G3, BY GONE Stuka G3, CHARLA BUENA Roi Normand LR, DESEJADO PUT Notation LR, ELIOT NESS Lode LR. 1st Dam: IN MY SIDE by Clackson.

3 wins in Brazil, Grande Premio Roger Guedon G3. Dam of 5 winners: 2002: Pleasantville (f Spend A Buck) unraced. Dam of Magic Tap (f Signal Tap: Winner in Uruguay, 3rd GP.Presidente Joao Carlos Leite Penteado G3)

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international database 2003: QUEBRA-DE-BRACO (f Wild Event) 2 wins in Brazil. Broodmare.

2006: TALK NICE (f Signal Tap) 2 wins in Brazil.

2008: VALLEYVIEW (f Wild Event) 3 wins in Brazil.

2009: ANGEL EYES (f Northern Afleet) 3 wins in Brazil.

2010: BAL A BALI (c Put It Back) 11 wins in Brazil, Grande Premio Brasil G1, Grande Premio Cruzeiro Sul G1, Grande Premio Estado de Rio de Janeiro G1, Grande Premio Francisco E Paula Machado G1, Grande Premio Doutor Frontin G2, Grande Premio Mario Azevedo Ribeiro G3, Grande Premio Julio Capua G3, Classico Jose Calmon LR, Classico Ernani de Freitas LR, 3rd G.P. Conde de Herzberg G2.

2011: Calling You (f Wild Event) unraced to date.

2012: Don't Be (f Wild Event) unraced to date.

2013: Ergo (c Put It Back) Broodmare Sire: CLACKSON. Sire of the dams of 50 Stakes winners.

In 2014 - BAL A BALI Put It Back G1.

Relaunch Honour And Glory Fair To All PUT IT BACK b 98 Exuberant Miss Shoplifter Articulate Robbery BAL A BALI c 2010 I Say Clackson Quarana IN MY SIDE ch 96 Ogygian

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Sky Racing Tattersall's Tiara Stakes, G1, Eagle Farm, June 21, 1400m 1 Cosmic Endeavour (AUS) 4 b f Northern Meteor (AUS) - Crevette (AUS) (Danehill (USA)) 2 Angel of Mercy (AUS) 6 ch f Hussonet (USA) - Pieta (AUS) (Clay Hero (AUS)) 3 Avoid Lightning (AUS) 6 b f Blevic (AUS) - Ya Michelle (AUS) (Success Express (USA)) Sire: NORTHERN METEOR. Sire of 10 Stakes winners. In 2014 COSMIC ENDEAVOUR Danehill G1, ATMOSPHERICAL Flying Spur LR, FIGHTING SUN Ivory's Irish LR, SPORTS EDITION Marscay LR, VEUVELICIOUS Medicean LR.

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1st Dam: CREVETTE by Danehill. 4 wins in Australia, Eliza Park Oaklands Plate LR, Schweppervescence Red Roses S LR, Pat Glennon Walter Brown S LR, 2nd TBV Champagne S G3.

Own sister to FAIRY KING PRAWN. Dam of 3 winners: 2007: FILIPA (f Encosta de Lago) 2 wins in Australia. Broodmare.

2008: GAMBA (f Elusive Quality) 5 wins in Australia.

2009: (c Bernardini) 2010: COSMIC ENDEAVOUR (f Northern Meteor) 6 wins in Australia, Sky Racing Tattersall's Tiara S G1, Drummond Golf Sapphire S G2, Virbac Animal Health Dane Ripper S G2, Inglis 3yo Scone Guineas LR, 2nd The Other Woman P J Bell S G3, 3rd The Darley Hawkesbury Crown G3.

2012: (f Lonhro) 2013: (c So You Think) Broodmare Sire: DANEHILL. Sire of the dams of 259 Stakes winners. In 2014 - COSMIC ENDEAVOUR Northern Meteor G1, FENOMENO Stay Gold G1, MISS MOSSMAN Mossman G1, NOBLE MISSION Galileo G1, CERTERACH Halling G2, GALLATIN Street Cry G2, INTEGRAL Dalakhani G2, SOLICIT Street Cry G2, HALLOWED CROWN Street Sense G3, J WONDER Footstepsinthesand G3, MAJESTIC QUEEN Kheleyf G3, NAYELI More Than Ready G3, ORCHESTRA Galileo G3, ZEPHYRON Zabeel G3, COOLDINI Bernardini LR, DAZZLING Galileo LR, ETON RIFLES Pivotal LR, GOLDEN GUEPARD Hurricane Run LR, JOYEUSE Oasis Dream LR, KNIGHT'S COMMAND Pins LR, LADY PENKO Archipenko LR, LUCKY RAQUIE Encosta de Lago LR, MOONLESS Helike LR, SECRET GESTURE Galileo LR, TESTED Selkirk LR, TUKIYO Haradasun LR, BALLYGLASHEEN Galileo LR. Fairy King Encosta de Lago Shoal Creek NORTHERN METEOR b 2005 Fappiano Explosive Scuff COSMIC ENDEAVOUR b f 2010 Danzig Danehill Razyana CREVETTE br 2002 Twig Moss Twiglet Extradite

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Grande Premio Immensity, G1, Cidade Jardim, June 22, 1600m 1 Off The Road (BRZ) 3 b f Quick Road (BRZ) - Intuicao Direta (BRZ) (Roi Normand (USA)) 2 Bella Fafa (BRZ) 3 b f Elusive Quality (USA) - Fanciulla Del West (BRZ) (Critique (USA)) 3 Energia Give (BRZ) 3 gr f Agnes Gold (JPN) - Que Ballerina (BRZ) (Bright Again (USA)) Sire: QUICK ROAD. Sire of 1 Stakes winners. In 2014 - OFF THE ROAD Roi Normand G1.

1st Dam: INTUICAO DIRETA by Roi Normand. Winner in Brazil. Dam of 2 winners: 2010: NOVO MERCADO (c Silent Times) 2 wins in Brazil.

2011: OFF THE ROAD (f Quick Road) 2 wins in Brazil, Grande Premio Immensity G1, 2nd Grande P. Presidente Guilherme Ellis G2.

2012: Provocative (f Quick Road) unraced to date.

2013: (f Top Hat) Broodmare Sire: ROI NORMAND. Sire of the dams of 45 Stakes winners. In 2014 - BLIND AMBITION Put It Back G1, OFF THE ROAD Quick Road G1, AVVEDUTO Point Given G2, BOM DE BOLA Northern Afleet G2, ESTUPENDA DEMAIS Onward Royal G2, GUY SAVOY Cape Town G2, OLYMPIC CANADA Nedawi G2, CHARLA BUENA Put It Back LR, FLOATING RATE Yagli LR, MARTIM CACADOR Northern Afleet LR. Jules

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Bonita Francita QUICK ROAD 2003 Ghadeer Jamaica Road Ivette Bay OFF THE ROAD b f 2011 Exclusive Native Roi Normand Luth de Saron INTUICAO DIRETA 2006 Choctaw Ridge Eleicao Direta Hesione

Grande Premio Farewell, G1, Cidade Jardim, June 22, 1600m 1 Il Doge (BRZ) 3 b c Cape Town (USA) - Clueless (BRZ) (Yagli (USA)) 2 Pepe Cuervo (BRZ) 3 c Christine's Outlaw (USA) - Chevilly (BRZ) (Rainbow Corner (GB))

3 Studebaker (BRZ) 3 b c Pioneering (USA) - Maria Callas (BRZ) (Burooj (GB)) Sire: CAPE TOWN. Sire of 13 Stakes winners. In 2014 - IL DOGE Yagli G1, GUY SAVOY Roi Normand G2.

1st Dam: CLUELESS by Yagli. 2 wins in Brazil. Dam of 1 winner: 2011: IL DOGE (c Cape Town) 4 wins in Brazil, Grande Premio Farewell G1, G. P. Presidente Jose de Souza Queiroz G3.

2012: (f Cape Town) 2013: (f Signal Tap) Broodmare Sire: YAGLI. Sire of the dams of 2 Stakes winners. In 2014 - IL DOGE Cape Town G1.

Mr Prospector Seeking The Gold Con Game CAPE TOWN b 95 Seattle Slew Seaside Attraction Kamar IL DOGE b c 2011 Jade Hunter Yagli Nijinsky's Best CLUELESS b 2005 Kenetico Vicks Barrigas Oililly

Takarazuka Kinen, G1, Hanshin, June 29, 2200m 1 Gold Ship (JPN) 5 gr c Stay Gold (JPN) - Point Flag (JPN) (Mejiro McQueen (JPN)) 2 Curren Mirotic (JPN) 6 ch c Heart's Cry (JPN) - Star Mie (USA) (A P Indy (USA)) 3 Verxina (JPN) 5 bl f Deep Impact (JPN) - Halwa Sweet (JPN) (Machiavellian (USA)) Age: 2-5; Starts: 16; Wins: 11; Places: 2 Earnings: ÂŁ7,923,795 Sire: STAY GOLD. Sire of 27 Stakes winners. In 2014 - FENOMENO Danehill G1, GOLD SHIP Mejiro McQueen G1, MEINER MEDALIST Assatis G2, OCEAN BLUE Dashing Blade G3, MEISHO YODO Caerleon LR. 1st Dam: Point Flag by Mejiro McQueen. Winner at 2 in Japan, 2nd Tulip Sho LR. Dam of 4 winners: 2004: HONEY FLAG (f Fuji Kiseki) 2 wins at 3 and 4 in Japan.

2005: Point Gold (c Gold Allure) ran on the flat in Japan.

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Broodmare Sire: MEJIRO MCQUEEN. Sire of the dams of 6 Stakes winners. In 2014 - GOLD SHIP Stay Gold G1, HULA BRIDE Gold Allure G3.

The Stay Gold/Mejiro McQueen cross has produced: DREAM JOURNEY G1, GOLD SHIP G1, ORFEVRE G1, FATEFUL WAR G2.

Halo Sunday Silence Wishing Well STAY GOLD b 94 Dictus Golden Sash Dyna Sash GOLD SHIP gr c 2009 Mejiro Titan Mejiro McQueen Mejiro Aurola POINT FLAG gr 98 Pluralisme Pastoralism Tokuno Eighty

Grande Premio Margarida Polak Lara, G1, Gavea, August 3, 1600m 1 Calendula (BRZ) 3 f Shirocco (GER) - Laura Ricci (BRZ) (Lode (USA)) 2 Desert Dream (BRZ) 3 f Elusive Quality (USA) - New Play (BRZ) (Matisse II (GB)) 3 Power North (BRZ) 3 f Crimson Tide (IRE) - Power Sound (BRZ) (Shudanz (CAN)) Sire: SHIROCCO. Sire of 22 Stakes winners. In 2014 - CALENDULA Lode G1, BROWN PANTHER Unfuwain G3, CHAMEUR Hernando LR, KESHIRO Danehill LR, ANNIE POWER Old Vic LR, BARCELONA Tauchsport LR, LAC

FONTANA Josr Algarhoud LR, RED SHERLOCK Cricket Ball LR. 1st Dam: Laura Ricci by Lode. unraced. Dam of 3 winners: 2003: Quadrimotore (c Ghadeer) unraced.

2004: Rolete Ricci (f Patio de Naranjos) 2nd Grande Premio Antonio Carlos Amorim G3.

2005: So What (c Wild Event) 2nd Grande Premio Conde de Herzberg G2, 3rd Grande Premio Estado de Rio de Janeiro G1.

2006: TICK TOCK (c Wild Event) Grande Premio Presidente Julio Mesquita G3, 3rd Grande Premio Antenor Lara Campos G2.

2007: Ullus (c Wild Event) unraced.

2008: Velocity King (c Public Purse) unraced.

2009: Asa Delta (f Wild Event) unraced.

2010: BILLION DOLLAR (c Put It Back) Grande Premio Jockey Club de Sao Paulo G3.

2011: CALENDULA (f Shirocco) Grande Premio Margarida Polak Lara G1.

Broodmare Sire: LODE. Sire of the dams of 51 Stakes winners. In 2014 - BEACH BALL Put It Back G1, CALENDULA Shirocco G1, BILLY GIRL Put It Back G2, CINCINNATI FLOWER Pure Prize G2, CITY GLAM Grand Reward G3, FILLY'S TAWQEET Tawqeet G3, ELIOT NESS Put It Back LR, FEEL THE RACE Orpen LR, HIJA RUBIA Pure Prize LR, ROYALMANIA Elusive Quality LR, WINEHOUSE Majestic Warrior LR. Konigsstuhl Monsun Mosella SHIROCCO b 2001 The Minstrel So Sedulous Sedulous CALENDULA f 2011 Mr Prospector Lode Grand Luxe LAURA RICCI 98 Heathen Hagada Tuyta

G. P. J Adhemar de Almeida Prado, G1, Gavea, August 3, 1600m 1 Paint Naif (BRZ) 3 c Crimson Tide (IRE) - Painter's Dream (BRZ) (Royal Academy (USA))

2 Caballo de Hierro (BRZ) 3 c Wild Event (USA) - Bukebele (BRZ) (Punk (ARG)) 3 Canto Aberto (BRZ) 3 c Macho Uno (USA) - Poetisa (BRZ) (Trempolino (USA)) Sire: CRIMSON TIDE. Sire of 24 Stakes winners. In 2014 - PAINT NAIF Royal Academy G1.

1st Dam: Painter's Dream by Royal Academy. unraced. Dam of 6 winners: 2005: PAINTER HOCKNEY (c Crimson Tide) 2 wins in Brazil.

2006: PINTOR ILUSTRE (c Crimson Tide) 3 wins in Brazil.

2007: PAINT OF JOY (f Crimson Tide) 4 wins in Brazil.

2008: POET KEATS (c Crimson Tide) 4 wins in Brazil.

2009: PRESENT LAUGHTER (f Crimson Tide) Winner in Brazil.

2010: Petite Maquette (f Crimson Tide) 2011: PAINT NAIF (c Crimson Tide) 3 wins in Brazil, G. P. J Adhemar de Almeida Prado G1, Grande Premio Jockey Club Brasieiro G1, Grande Premio Conde de Herzberg G2, Classico Jose Calmon LR. 2013: Ponta Peniche (f Plenty of Kicks) Broodmare Sire: ROYAL ACADEMY. Sire of the dams of 136 Stakes winners. In 2014 - COFFEE CLIQUE Medaglia d'Oro G1, NASHVILLE Darci Brahma G1, PAINT NAIF Crimson Tide G1, GUEST OF HONOUR Cape Cross G2, SZUMUL Showing Up G2, AMARILLO Holy Roman Emperor G3, BUTLER Dubai Dust G3, QUIET FORCE Dynaformer LR, SHARP SENSATION Sharp Humor LR, SUMMER SURPRICE Le Havre LR, TOUCH THE SKY Jet Master LR. Northern Dancer Sadler's Wells Fairy Bridge CRIMSON TIDE b 94 Darshaan Sharata Shademah PAINT NAIF c 2011 Nijinsky Royal Academy Crimson Saint PAINTER'S DREAM b 2001 Sunshine Forever Point De Mire Bronze Spark

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2006: Country Flag (c Timber Country) ran on the flat in Japan.

2007: MIRACLE FLAG (f Spicule) Winner at 3 in Japan.

2009: GOLD SHIP (c Stay Gold) Champion 3yo colt in Japan in 2012.

11 wins at 2 to 5, 2014 in Japan, Kikuka Sho (St Leger) G1, Arima Kinen G1, Takarazuka Kinen G1 (twice), Satsuki Sho (2000 Guineas) G1, Kobe Shimbun Hai G2, Hanshin Daishoten G2 (twice), Kyodo News Service Hai S G3, 2nd Sapporo Nisai S G3, Radio Nikkei Hai Nisai S G3, 3rd Arima Kinen G1.

2010: POINT KISEKI (f Fuji Kiseki) Winner at 3 in Japan.

2011: Treasure Map (c Stay Gold) in training.

October: British bloodstock November: Broodmares December: Stallion Review 2014 Call or email Declan on 07767 310381 or declan.rickatson@ btinternet.com

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photo of the month: sunflowers

As summer draws to a close this picture really caught our eye with the beautiful bright sunflowers all looking to the camera (apart from one very tall one at the back of the shot). The guy riding is Bob Grutza and it is his field at his farm near Maysville, Kentucky – which gives us a small connection to racing and let’s us get away with using this photo...! (Photo: PA)

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Le Havre b/br. (I RE) 2006 - Noverre - Mar ie Rheinberg

• Already a Dual Classic sire from only 2 crops • The Leading sire in France in 2014 • 3rd Leading sire of 3yos in Europe in 2014 behind Sea The Stars and Mastercraftsman Sire of Classic Champion AVENIR CERTAIN (photo) Gr.1 Poule d’Essai des Pouliches Gr. 1 Prix de Diane Longines Gr. 2 Prix de la Nonette

Also sire of Stakes performers: • LA HOGUETTE 2 Listed wins 3rd in the Gr.1 Prix Jean Prat • CRISOLLES 2nd Gr.2 Prix de la Nonette 3rd Gr.3 Prix Vanteaux • AUVRAY (Listed), • SUMMER SURPRICE (Listed), • ORBEC (2nd Listed, 4th Gr.2), • SUEDOIS (2nd Listed).

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Dick Whittington (by RIP VAN WINKLE) defeats Kool Kompany in the Phoenix Stakes-Gr.1

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Gleneagles (by GALILEO) easily lands the Tyros Stakes-Gr.3

Anthem Alexander (by STARSPANGLEDBANNER) defeats Tiggy Wiggy in the Queen Mary Stakes-Gr.2

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Tom Gaffney, David Magnier, Joe Hernon, Cathal Murphy or Jim Carey: 353-25-31966/31689. Kevin Buckley (UK Rep.) 44-7827-795156. E-mail: sales@coolmore.ie Web site: www.coolmore.com All stallions nominated to EBF.