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ALICE’S SISTER THE DAY ONE STARShe looked a likely millionaire from the moment the catalogue for Ireland’s biggest grossing auction was released and a Galileo full-sister to Alice Springs, Lot 165, duly lived up to her star billing when topping the opening session of the Goffs Orby Sale at €2m.

The top lot played her part in helping the opening day of the sale to make good gains on the figures from 2017. The aggregate of just over €24m was up by 14 per cent, while the average of €144,222 represented a 33 point progression on last year. The median improved by 27 per cent to €85,000 and the clearance rate for the day came in at 88 per cent.

As a sister to the triple Gr.1-winning Alice Springs, the session-topping filly made a huge appeal and auctioneer Henry Beeby

asked for an opening bid of €1m for the chesnut daughter of the world’s leading sire, who was offered by Ciaran Conroy’s Glenvale Stud. The bidding commenced at a more modest level, but it was not long before the Orby Sale had its first seven-figure transaction of 2018.

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Glenvale Stud’s Galileo full-sister to Alice Springs, Lot 165, bought by Phoenix Thoroughbreds for €2m. © Sarah Farnsworth/Goffs

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Laurent Benoit was involved as the price moved past €1m, but soon the battle for this filly boiled down to MV Magnier and the Phoenix Thoroughbreds team. They exchanged bids in considered fashion from around €1.4m onwards, but when the price reached €2m, this filly was destined to carry the colours of Phoenix Thoroughbreds which has enjoyed such notable success this year, courtesy of the likes of Advertise (Showcasing) and Signora Cabello (Camacho).

As well as being a sister to Alice Springs, this filly also has other quality sorts amongst her siblings. Her dam, the Listed-placed

Aleagueoftheirown (Danehill Dancer), has also produced the dual Gr.2-placed Criteria, the Gr.3 Tyros Stakes third Kingston Jamaica, this season’s multiple Gr.3 and Listed-placed runner Hence and the Australian Listed-placed Crocodile Rock (all by Galileo).

“A pedigree like that – it’s just a very, very good family and she is just a very nice filly. She is by the best, the mare has already produced the best and she has done so on the same cross. There was a lot to like about her and a trainer for her will be decided on later on,” said Dermot Farrington.

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REDVERS SNAPS UP KINGMAN COLTThe Galileo filly was then followed into the ring by a superb son of Kingman from Noel O’Callaghan’s Mountarmstrong Stud. John Gosden and Anthony Stroud launched a determined bid for this colt, Lot 166, but they were unable to match David Redvers when he brought the price to €850,000.

The bay is out of the winning King’s Best mare Alexander Queen, whose five runners to date are all winners and they include the Listed Tetrarch Stakes victor Alkasser (Shamardal). The mare is herself a half-sister to the Gr.2 Queen Mary Stakes winner Anthem Alexander (Starspangledbanner) and the high-class sprinter and sire Dandy Man (Mozart).

“The sire has made a very bright start at stud and we have a very smart filly by him [Sparkle Roll]. There are a couple of others by him that we like too. This colt was an outstanding physical and we are delighted to get what we considered to be the strongest colt in the sale,” declared Redvers.

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Lot 166, the Mountarmstrong Stud-consigned Kingman colt, bought by David Redvers for €850,000. © Sarah Farnsworth/Goffs

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Also coming in at €850,000 was a daughter of Showcasing from Baroda and Colbinstown Studs who was knocked down to Mark Player after he fended off Laurent Benoit. Lot 203 is a full-sister to the Gr.2 Duke of York Stakes winner and multiple Gr.1-placed Tasleet, who will take up stud duties next year. A 220,000gns foal, this filly represented a bold pinhook, but she

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2018 Leading European Sires(By Earnings in Europe & North America)

Rank Stallion Sire G1W’s Earnings €

1 Galileo Sadler’s Wells 5 8,248,9282 Dubawi Dubai Millennium 5 6,127,6463 Mastercraftsman Danehill Dancer 2 4,681,3664 Frankel Galileo 3 4,655,300

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1 Galileo Sadler’s Wells 6 902,6252 Zoffany Dansili 5 544,5083 * No Nay Never Scat Daddy 4 1,019,929

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1 Galileo Sadler’s Wells 16 4,979,9582 Camelot Montjeu 7 3,253,8143 Mastercraftsman Danehill Dancer 6 2,984,1204 Dubawi Dubai Millennium 13 2,699,9955 Frankel Galileo 9 2,610,3306 New Approach Galileo 3 2,115,408

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Godolphin were back in action a short while later for Lot 158, a €475,000 daughter of Australia, consigned by Whitehall Stud. Shawn Dugan and Eamonn Reilly both tried hard for this half-sister to the dual winner Saracen Knight (Camelot), but both came up short. This filly’s family includes one of Sheikh Mohammed’s outstanding middle distance three-year-olds in the Gr.1 King George VI and Queen Elizabeth Stakes winner and sire Belmez (El Gran Senor) and the Gr.1-winning juvenile Debussy (Diesis).

“The boss, Sheikh Mohammed, bought Australia’s first group winner, Beyond Reason, and he liked this filly. She’s a very good-moving, attractive sort,” reported Stroud.

There was further cause for celebration for Mount Coote Stud, vendors of the €750,000 Sea The Stars filly, when Stephen Hillen and Kevin Ryan spent €400,000 on a Frankel (Lot 145) full-brother to Ryan’s recent first time out two-year-old winner East. Earlier this year, East set a record price at the Goresbridge Breeze-Up Sale when fetching €315,000. They are out of the Stakes-winning juvenile Vital Statistics (Indian Ridge) and from the family of the Gr.1 Cheveey Park Stakes winners Pass The Peace and daughter Embassy.

BIG PROFIT ON NO NAY NEVER FILLYAs well as consigning the session-topper, Glenvale Stud man Ciaran Conroy pulled off one of the all time great pinhooks midway through the first session when Lot 100, a No Nay Never filly, whom he had picked up for €52,000 in this ring last November, fetched €700,000 when selling to MV Magnier.

Truly the stars aligned for this most imposing of fillies, with her sire having carried all before him in his first year with runners as evidenced by the Gr.1 Middle Park Stakes success of Ten Sovereigns last weekend. Furthermore, the first produce of the dam, Starlet (Pivotal), is the promising Raakeb Alhawa (Kingman), who looked a cracking prospect with a debut success in the Haynes, Hanson & Clark Conditions Stakes at Newbury last month.

All this promised to make this filly a prized commodity and she more than lived up to expectations when she made her way to the ring. Kerri Radcliffe and Shawn Dugan engaged in a protracted battle from around €200,000 onwards, but both were forced to admit defeat when Magnier entered the fray late in the day for the filly whose family includes the former Ballydoyle great High Chaparral (Sadler’s Wells).

boasted an enviable pedigree that contains another top sprinter in Battash (Dark Angel) and she repaid that huge initial outlay several times over.

“She has been bought for an international client. We know that Showcasing works well in both hemispheres and she is a full-sister to a top-class, highly rated horse,” reflected Player. “She has a lovely page, she is a stunning individual and she looks like she could be early. Also there is now a great programme of races for sprinters, which is good, and in the long term she will make a lovely addition to any broodmare band.”

GODOLPHIN TEAM ACTIVE ON DAY ONEEarlier Godolphin pounced for one of the standout fillies in the sale when going to €750,000 for a daughter of Sea The Stars offered by Mount Coote Stud. This filly (Lot 140), who was bred by the Tsui family’s Sunderland Holdings Inc, had drawn many admiring glances over the course of the last few days and she attracted more than her share of interest upon her entrance to the ring.

Amanda Skiffington tried hard for the second produce of the winning Holy Roman Emperor mare Valais Girl, but her effort came up short with Godolphin countering her every offer almost immediately. This filly is out of a granddaughter of the Gr.1 1,000 Guineas heroine Sleepytime (Royal Academy), who had been bought by Sunderland Holdings for 270,000gns at the 2015 Tattersalls December Mares Sale.

“She is a lovely, racy filly who was picked out by Sheikh Mohammed. She is by a wonderful sire and comes from a great Charlie Wacker family,” said Anthony Stroud.

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Bought for €750,000 on the opening day was Lot 140, a Sea The Stars filly from Mount Coote Stud who was snapped up by Godolphin. © Sarah Farnsworth/Goffs

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Dermot Weld’s high-class middle-distance runner Free Eagle is being represented by his first yearlings this autumn and the High Chaparral horse hit the heights with his first offering this week, when the Shadwell Estates team fended off allcomers at €400,000 for a superb colt from the Irish National Stud.

Lot 3 is the latest produce of one of the stud’s excellent producers in Nebraas (Green Desert), whose progeny have previously found favour in this sale ring. This February-born colt is a half-brother to seven winners and these include the dual Gr.3-winning filly Yellow Rosebud (Jeremy) and the Listed Balanchine Stakes winner Seeharn (Pivotal), who went on to sell for 950,000gns at the end of her racing career.

As the opening session neared its conclusion, Shadwell were again to the fore when paying €500,000 for a filly from the first crop of Sheikh Hamdan Al Maktoum’s outstanding sprinter Muhaarar. The Hollyhill Stud offering, Lot 198, is out of the Listed winner and Gr.1-placed Beach Bunny (High Chaparral), who is already the dam of the Listed-winning duo Naadirr (Oasis Dream) and Beach Belle (Invincible Spirit).

A Zoffany colt with some big updates and from a pedigree that seems to grow stronger by the month was snapped up by Suzanne Roberts for €325,000. From Joe Hernon’s Castletown Stud, Lot 42 is a half-brother to this year’s Irish Derby hero Latrobe (Camelot), who added further lustre to the family with a recent second in the Gr.1 Irish St Leger. Their dam, the Listed-placed Question Times (Shamardal), is responsible for the Gr.3-winning Diamond Fields (Fastnet Rock) and the wide-margin Gowran maiden winner Pink Dogwood (Camelot), who could bid for Gr.1 glory in Sunday’s Prix Marcel Boussac. It was at this sale in 2015 that Roberts spent €380,000 on this colt’s winning half-brother Entangling (Fastnet Rock).

“He has been bought for Ben Wong. He owns Entangling, who went to Hong Kong, but isn’t enjoying the ground out there and will be coming back to England,” stated Ms Roberts. “No trainer has been decided for him yet, but the plan would be for him to start out over here with a view to then going to Hong Kong. He’s out of a lovely Shamardal mare who has done absolutely nothing wrong since she went to stud.”

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“She is an absolute beauty and Flash [Conroy] has always had a very high opinion of her. That is something that you always have to take note of,” said Magnier. “The sire is flying at the moment and it was great to see him win the Middle Park on Saturday with Ten Sovereigns, whom Donnacha [O’Brien] feels could be a pretty special horse for us next year.”

“When he died, Scat Daddy was a huge loss, but the signs for his sons are very encouraging. With what No Nay Never has done this season and with Caravaggio and Justify coming along, we feel that we have some very exciting stallion sons of Scat Daddy to look forward to,” added Magnier.

The first six-figure transaction of this year’s sale arrived in some style, as American agent Shawn Dugan went to €500,000 for a daughter of Frankel hailing from Baroda and Colbinstown Studs. The second lot into the ring yesterday morning made notable appeal on both sides of her pedigree and attracted the attentions of Ross Doyle and Richard Hannon, but they had to admit defeat when Shawn Dugan quickly rounded the price up to €500,000.

The April-born filly is the 11th foal out of the Indian Ridge mare Native Force, whose progeny are headed by the crack sprinter Kingsgate Native (Mujadil). His decorated career took in victories in Gr.1 Golden Jubilee Stakes and Gr.1 Nunthorpe Stakes.

“She is a gorgeous filly, just stunning,” reflected a delighted Dugan. “She is very athletic and a wonderful mover and she looks powerful too. We really liked her and she has got it all, as a daughter of a top-class sire and a half-sister to a top-class sprinter. Initially she will go back to Jamie Lloyd in England to be broken and we will take it from there.”

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Lot 100, a filly from Glenvale Stud by leading first season sire No Nay Never. She was bought by MV Magnier for €700,000. © Sarah Farnsworth/Goffs

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FREE EAGLE OFF TO FLYING STARTThe Irish National Stud’s first-crop sire Free Eagle was off to a flying start at the Goffs Orby Sale on Tuesday morning.

The third lot into the ring was the stud’s homebred son of the High Chaparral stallion and the unraced Green Desert mare (Nebraas). A half-brother to the Gr.3 Concorde Stakes and Gr.3 Derrinstown Stud 1,000 Guineas Trial winner Yellow Rosebud (Jeremy), the colt set firecrackers off in the ring, eventually selling to Shadwell Stud for €400,000.

“It’s a brilliant result for everyone involved and to see Sheikh Hamdan and his team buy him is fantastic,” remarked a delighted Cathal Beale of the Irish National Stud. “He will go to a good trainer and get the opportunity to provide Free Eagle with a good two-year-old next season.”

Out of a half-sister to Gr.1 Golden Jubilee Stakes winner and Gr.1 Nunthorpe Stakes and Gr.1 Sprint Cup second Malhub (Kingmambo), the bay is also related to first season sire Heerat (Dark Angel), his half-brother, the Listed Dragon Stakes winner and Gr.3 Molecomb third Ambiance (Camacho) and the Listed

and Ross Doyle. Lot 82, a son of the German Stakes winner Snow Gretel (Green Desert), is a half-brother to four winners and is from the immediate family of the of the Gr.2 Royal Lodge Stakes winner and Gr.1 2,000 Guineas second Snow Ridge (Indian Ridge). The Doyles bought this colt on behalf of clients Bente and Magne Jordanger and he will be trained by celebrated Norwegian trainer Wido Neuroth.

FRENCH SIRES POPULARAmong the other Godolphin purchases were a pair of yearlings from two of the great Irish stud farms and the second of these to come under the hammer was a daughter of the eminent French sire Le Havre, who cost €360,000. From Airlie Stud. Lot 126 is the first produce of the winning Invincible Spirit mare The Fairy, who is a half-sister to a winner of the Gr.1 Moyglare Stud Stakes in Chelsea Rose (Desert King). Chelsea Rose has since amassed a fine record at stud, with her offspring headed by this season’s Gr.1 Grand Prix de Paris and Gr.1 St Leger hero Kew Gardens (Galileo) and the French Gr.3 victrix Thawaany (Tamayuz).

Earlier Godolphin had stepped in to secure a terrific son of Siyouni from the famed nursery of Tally-Ho Stud for €350,000. A tremendous pinhooking triumph for the Mullingar-based farm, having been bought by Matt Coleman for €72,000 as a foal at Arqana last December, Lot 37 vindicated the view that he was among the most impressive individuals on offer yesterday. The bay is descended from the Meon Valley Stud mare Reprocolor, through her Gr.2-winning daughter Bella Colora (Bellypha) and granddaughter Hyabella (Shirley Heights), this colt’s grandam.

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Two-Year-Old Trophy winnner Dubai Dynamo (Kyllachy), so it is a family shot through with speed and precocity.

The sale was a harbinger of the positive reception awaiting Free Eagle’s yearlings throughout Tuesday. Leaving his top-priced yearling out of the equation, he was the sire of six more yearlings to sell for a total of €365,000 and an average of €60,833 apiece, which gave their breeders a happy return on the €20,000 they paid for his services in 2016.

Four more of his first yearlings are set to come under the hammer at Goffs today, with Lot 224 bred by Ennistown Stud, Lot 229 from Corduff Stud, Airlie Stud’s Lot 268 and Lot 342 from Glenvale Stud, the vendors of yesterday’s €2m filly, all catalogued.

FIRST-TIME PINHOOKING SUCCESS FOR ROCHESTOWN LODGE STUDDavid Byrne pulled off quite a pinhooking coup with a well-bred daughter of first crop sire Muhaarar (Oasis Dream). The 28-year-old from Monasterevin in Co Kildare was consigning yearlings for the first time at Goffs, selling three choicely-bred youngsters.

The first of them into the ring was the aforementioned Muhaarar filly, a bargain buy at the Goffs February Sale for just €9,000. Bred by Miss Pat O’Kelly’s renowned Kilcarn Stud and from the family of her Champion Flame Of Tara (Artaius), the filly returned a profit when selling for €45,000 to Blandford Bloodstock - nine times her purchase price of just eight months ago.

“I got really lucky,” said the modest vendor. “She was a queen from day one and I always thought she would make a good addition to any racing or breeding yard.”

The filly’s dam, Queen Of Tara, is a Sadler’s Wells sister to the sire Second Empire (Fairy King), winner of the Gr.1 Grand Criterium and placed in the Gr.1 Irish 2,000 Guineas, Gr.1 Queen Elizabeth II Stakes and Gr.1 Prix du Moulin.

Their dam Welsh Love is a winning Ela-Mana-Mou half-sister to the outstanding broodmare Flame Of Tara, who foaled the Champions Salsabil (Sadler’s Wells) and leading sire Marju (Last Tycoon), as well as the Gr.3 winner and Gr.1-placed Danse Royale (Caerleon), Gr.3 (then) Railway Stakes winner Flame Of Athens (Royal Academy) and the Listed winner and sire Song of Tara (Sadler’s Wells).

Byrne previously spent a year working at Yeomanstown Stud and also spent time with Kildaragh Stud before setting up

Rochestown Lodge himself. “David O’Callaghan and Peter Kavanagh have been incredibly

helpful to me starting out and continue to be excellent guides,” Byrne remarked.

There were five yearlings sold yesterday by Muhaarar, for an average of €222,000.

NO NAY NEVER THE ANSWER FOR MCDOWELLMorna McDowall’s sole offering at this year’s Goffs’ Orby Sale was Lot 6, a filly by No Nay Never out of the Tagula mare Novat, a full-sister to the speedy Tax Free, whose 18 victories included the Gr.2 Prix du Gros-Chene. Their Fayruz half-brother Inxile counted the Gr.3 Prix de Saint-Georges amongst his 13 sprint successes, and both geldings were trained by the late Dandy Nicholls.

McDowall purchased the second foal out of the unraced Novat for €33,000 at last year’s Goffs November Breeding Stock Sale. She sold the colt on Tuesday morning to Form Bloodstock for €160,000, providing her with a handsome return on her investment.

No Nay Never’s status as leading first crop sire, and with a Gr.1 winner in Ten Sovereigns to boot, was a boon to Orby vendors of his second crop. Yesterday, 14 offspring of the Gr.1 Prix Morny winner changed hands for a total of €2,166,000 and an average price of €154,714, a very handsome profit on his 2016 stud fee of €17,500.

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GOFFS DAY ONE STATISTICS (€) 2018 % 2017Catalogued 211 245Offered 190 228Sold 167 (88%) 195 (85%)Aggregate 24,085,000 +14 21,140,000Average 144,222 +33 108,410Median 85,000 +27 67,000

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HOT STREAK60 c ex Royal Sister Two v26,000106 f ex Stroll Patrol 100,000115 c ex Swirling W/D

IVAWOOD18 f ex Parabola 60,000

MAKE BELIEVE23 f ex Pharadelle W/D27 c ex Pirate Cove W/D40 f ex Queen Of Power 75,00086 f ex Somoushe 115,00094 c ex Spontaneous 90,000131 f ex Three Choirs v30,000147 f ex Waafiah 70,000191 c ex Bailonguera 38,000

MUHAARAR41 f ex Queen Of Tara 45,000109 f ex Sun Bittern 85,000150 c ex Weekend Fling 400,000163 c ex Alasha 80,000198 f ex Beach Bunny 500,000

NIGHT OF THUNDER21 c ex Permission Slip 65,00036 c ex Que Sera Sera 52,00076 c ex Shama’s Song 105,000206 c ex Blameless 60,000

EBF STATUSAll yearlings entered in this sale have been correctly identified as to their EBF status. Please note that the yearling listed below can be nominated to the EBF at a cost of $3,000 (or £/€ equivalent) by 15th February 2019 or $6,000 by 30th June 2019

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WITHDRAWALSTodayLots 230, 239, 248, 250, 270, 271, 272, 276, 308, 344, 346, 357, 361, 374, 382, 385, 406

It was a good day for first crop sires overall, the other young stallions including Gleneagles, whose four were sold for a top price of €260,000 and an average of €165,000. The four by Gutaifan made a high of €150,000 and an average of €100,000, a Hot Streak filly realised €100,000, the five Make Believe yearlings sold for up to €115,000 and at an average of €77,600 and the four by Night Of Thunder sold for an average of €70,500 and a top of €105,000.

FIRST CROP YEARLING SIRES (€)ANJAAL159 c ex Zalanga v16,000

CABLE BAY73 f ex Semblance 30,00091 f ex Spectacular Show 25,000

FREE EAGLE3 c ex Nebraas 400,00017 c ex Pale Orchid 60,00045 c ex Quixotic NS34,00053 f ex Reveal The Star v25,00056 c ex Rosa’s Cantina 75,00092 c ex Spinamix 40,000128 c ex Thermopylae 40,000151 c ex Weekend Lady 60,000190 c ex Badr Al Badoor 90,000

GLENEAGLES5 f ex Nocturne W/D7 f ex Obama Rue 110,00026 f ex Pipalong 150,000137 c ex Unbelievable 260,000167 c ex Alive Alive Oh 140,000

GOLDEN HORN30 f ex Prima Luce W/D

GUTAIFAN10 c ex Oh Sedulous 95,000124 c ex Teeline 150,000171 c ex Anadolu 50,000194 c ex Bali Breeze 105,000

HALLOWED CROWN97 f ex Standout 38,000

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CATALOGUE RELEASED FOR NOVEMBER SALEKeeneland has catalogued 4,509 horses for its 2018 November Breeding Stock Sale, to be held from 5th to 16th November. The catalogue comprises 2,257 broodmares and racing/broodmare prospects, 1,788 foals, 453 horses of racing age and 11 stallions.

In a change of format for this year, the sale will start at noon on Monday, 5th, with an exclusive Book 1 comprising 247 Graded Stakes-winning fillies and mares and notable foals.

Among the Book 1 offerings are Lot 57, the unbeaten Gr.1 winner Dream Tree, expected to run in the Gr.1 Breeders’ Cup Filly and Mare Sprint; Lot 111, the five-time Gr.1 winner and almost $3m earner Lady Eli, expecting her first foal by War Front; Lot 112, the Gr.1 Spinaway Stakes winner Lady Ivanka; Lot 177, Gr.1 Ashland Stakes winner Sailor’s Valentine; and Lot 231, Vasilika, winner of her last seven races including last weekend’s Gr.1 Rodeo Drive Stakes;

The Book 1 foals include Lot 28, a Tapit half-sister to Champion Arrogate and Lot 188, a Curlin half-sister to Champion Honor Code. A total of 190 stallions have foals catalogued throughout the sale, the new boys amongst them including dual Horse of the Year California Chrome, Champion and Gr.1 Kentucky Derby winner Nyquist, as well as Runhappy, Air Force Blue, Anchor Down, Brody’s Cause, Exaggerator, Flintshire, Frosted, Not This Time, Speightster, Upstart and Vancouver.

Broodmares are in foal to 212 different stallions and the auction will offer the first mares in foal to Horse of the Year Gun Runner, Champions Arrogate and Classic Empire, plus American Freedom, Astern, Keen Ice, Lord Nelson, Mastery, Midnight Storm, Mohaymen, Practical Joke and Shaman Ghost.

The opening day has a noon start and the rest of the sale will begin at 10:00am daily. The sessions of Monday and Tuesday, 13th and 14th November, will include horses in training and the whole sale will be streamed live at Keeneland.com.

NATIONAL HUNT RACING REVIEWFRANCE

ROI MAGE MAKES TRIUMPHANT AUTUMN RETURN IN GASCOGNEA pair of Listed events provided the highlights at Compiegne yesterday afternoon, when the weather was rather dreich and the ground very soft. The main event was the Prix de la Gascogne, a chase for five-year-olds and older run over 4500m, which went the way of the Poliglote gelding Roi Mage.

Patiently ridden by Thomas Gueguen, the winner made progress through the field to sit just off the leaders two out, where Arry (Boris De Deauville), another patiently ridden, was sent into the lead from A Mi Manera (Great Pretender). Arry was driven into the last and paid the price, taking a tumbling fall, leaving A Mi Manera, held together by Gaetan Masure, in front. However, the mare had no response to the winner, who took the lead on the run-in and scored by three lengths. The third home, Capferret (Day Flight), was a further three and a half lengths behind.

WITHDRAWALSTomorrow – Sportsman’s SaleLots 447, 459, 462, 477, 542, 548, 566, 567, 626, 694, 696, 699

Offered tomorrow at the Goffs Sportsman’s Sale is Lot 497. From Clonmult Farm, this daughter of Camacho is the first foal out of a winning Zebedee half-sister to the Gr.2 Cherry Hinton Stakes runner-up Lady High Havens.

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runner-up Golconda, joins a roster that includes Joshua Tree and Very Nice Name.

NORTH AMERICA

TAPWRIT TO STAND AT GAINESWAYLast year’s Gr.1 Belmont Stakes hero Tapwrit has been retired and will stand at Gainesway Stud in Kentucky, where his fee will be $12,500.

The son of Tapit, a $1.2m yearling at the Fasig-Tipton Saratoga Yearling Sale, was bred by My Meadowview LLC and won four of his 13 starts. In addition to his biggest success, he won the Gr.2 Tampa Bay Derby, the Pulpit Stakes and a maiden special weight at the second time of asking as a juvenile.

“We are excited to be standing a Classic-winning son of Tapit,” said Gainesway President Antony Beck. “Physically, Tapwrit is as impressive of a stallion as you will find. He’s going to have beautiful yearlings and make a tremendous sire.”

A half-brother to the Gr.2 Del Mar Derby hero Ride A Comet (Candy Ride), Tapwrit is a son of the Gr.1 Spinaway takes winner Appealing Zophie (Successful Appeal).

APPOINTMENTAUSTRALIA

CHANGES AT INGLISInglis has announced that Sebastian Hutch will join its bloodstock team as General Manager, having spent the past ten years at Coolmore Australia, where he is currently its Sales, Marketing and Racing Manager, as well as being a member of the Coolmore Australia Advisory Board.

As part of the changes, taking effect from 19th November, senior auctioneer Jonathan D’Arcy has been appointed General Manager of Bloodstock Operations and International Development.

The winning six-year-old was tasting victory for the first time since taking the Gr.2 Prix George Courtois last November at Auteuil. In the intervening 11 months, he had been second in a Listed chase at Auteuil, fourth in the Gr.2 Prix Murat, brought down in the Gr.1 Grand Steeple-Chase de Paris and was then third in the Gr.2 Prix des Drags in June.

Bred by Isabelle Garcon and Jean-Pierre Garcon, the €210,000 2017 Arqana February Sale graduate is a half-brother to the Gr.2 Prix Congress runner-up My Way (Martaline) and they are out of the dual-winning Nikos mare Royal Majesty.

RAFFLES SUN COMPLETES POLIGLOTE DOUBLERaffles Sun, bred by Simon Munir and Anna Bromley, completed a double for Poliglote when taking the 3600m Listed Prix Dominique Sartini.

The sole black-type runner in the field of four, the grey filly, who races in the colours of Munir and Issac Souede, was second in the Listed Prix Gerald de Rochefort at Auteuil in June. Yesterday, she made all in the four-year-old only hurdle event. It briefly looked as if she would be challenged by Hot Motive (Motivator) after two out, she picked up well after the last and drew away to a three and a half length win. Third home was Extreme Nouba (Zambezi Sun), also owned by Munir and Souede, a further ten lengths adrift.

The four-time winner is the first foal out of the Munir-raced Gray Steam (Turgeon), who won once in three starts over hurdles. She is a full-sister to the Gr.2 Prix Amadou winner Gray Steel and is a half-sister to the dual Listed hurdle-placed Tropical De Cuta (Kadrou).

STALLION NEWSFRANCE

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UNCLE MO COLT TOPS OPENING SESSIONThe opening session of the Fasig-Tipton Midlantic Fall Yearling Sale on Monday was headlined by the sale of an Uncle Mo colt for $200,000, returned receipts of $2,384,700, representing an increase of 13 per cent on the $2,109,200 achieved last year.

The headline act amongst the 103 lots sold was the Northview

Stallion Station offered Uncle Mo colt (Lot 12), which was bought by agent J J Crupi on behalf of Albert Frassetto. The Maryland-bred is a half-brother to the Stakes winner Who’s In Town (Speightstown) and the Stakes-placed Campaign Vows (Broken View). They are out of the Gr.3 (then) Lake George Stakes third Who’s Cozy, a Cozzene daughter of the Gr.2 Jersey Stakes winner Who Did It And Run (Polish Numbers).

Hillwood Stable LLC secured the Pennsylvania-bred Lot 10 for $120,000. A son of Great Notion, the Woodford Thoroughbreds offered colt is a full-brother to the dual Stakes winner Great Soul, out of the unplaced What Am I Gonna Do (Partner’s Hero).

Trainer John Servis picked up the sessions highest-priced filly, Lot 38, for $110,000. Bred in Kentucky, the daughter of Malibu Moon, who is a daughter of the unraced Not For Love mare Apple Pie Baby, was offered by Candyland.

The other six-figure lot was a daughter of Declaration Of War, bought for $102,000 by Owls Bloodstock. Offered near the end of the evening as Lot 144 by Blake-Albina Thoroughbreds LLC, she was bred out of the unplaced Empire Maker mare Entwine, whose two-year-old daughter Qabala (Scat Daddy) scored on debut for Roger Varian at Newmarket last Saturday. Entwine, a half-sister to the Gr.2 Goldikova Stakes winner Filimbi (Mizzen Mast) and to the dam of the Gr.1 Ashland Stakes winner Weep No More, is out of the Gr.1 Kentucky Oaks and Gr.1 Alabama Stakes winner Flute (Seattle Slew).

While the average of $23,152 was down 11 points from $26,040 achieved last year and the median remained the same at $15,000, the clearance rate improved markedly from 63 per cent to 80 per cent.

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ScandinaviaTHUNDERING BLUE TAKES STOCKHOLM CUPFor the first time it was possible to fly horses from the UK to Sweden for the Stockholm Cup day at Bro Park in the Swedish capital on 23rd September. Consequently, the race day attracted plenty of international interest.

Thundering Blue (Exchange Rate), who won the Gr.2 York Stakes in July before finishing third in the Gr.1 Juddmonte International, had the highest profile entry in the main event, the 2400m Gr.3 Stockholm Cup International. With an official mark of 119, the grey gelding became the highest-rated horse ever to race in Sweden.

He had become the fans’ favourite even before stepping off the plane at Arlanda and received strong ovations from the crowd when crossing the line in front [pictured right]. The team, which apart from the four-legged hero, also consists of trainer David Menuisier, owner Clive Washbourn and jockey Fran Berry, is now set for the Gr.1 Canadian International in a couple of weeks.

A RACE NOT TO BE UNDERESTIMATEDTrainer Sascha Smrczeck was responsible for Wonnemond’s success in the Listed Tattersalls Nickes Minneslöpning on the same day. The five-year-old son of Areion had been placed in Group company in both Germany and Turkey, but this was his first foreign victory.

The 1600m race was the only dirt contest during the marathon 11-race card, which probably can be regarded as the highest quality race day in Sweden ever. It was one of four black-type races on the day and did not get as much publicity as the main event, but it is a race that should not be underestimated.

As one of the best races run on a sand-based track in Europe, it could be used as a preparation for bigger targets in, for example, America. With the Breeders’ Cup about five weeks away from the race, the timing is ideal for an above-average winner to cross the Atlantic and compete in, for example, the Gr.1 Breeders’ Cup Dirt Mile.

HAPPY RETIREMENT HURRICANE REDThis Scandinavian page has been featured monthly in EBN for a little over two years now and Scandinavian racing star Hurricane Red has been mentioned in almost every issue. Readers of this page can now expect a bit of a paradigm shift, as it was recently announced that the eight-year-old entire has been retired. In 43 starts, the son of Hurricane Run has won 18 times and accumulated more than €760,000.

His equally famous half-sister Icecapada (Mastercraftsman) has made headlines in this column almost as often and it is rumoured that she is also likely to retire at the end of the season. A winner of 12 races, including four Listed events and placed fourth in the Gr.2 Balanchine at Meydan twice, the six-year-old mare should attract plenty of interest among those looking for a broodmare prospect.

SCANDINAVIAN OPEN YEARLING SALEAround 75 yearlings went through the ring during the Scandinavian Open Yearling Sale in Denmark on 14th September. The hammer fell at DKK575,000 (€77,000) for the top lot, a bay colt by Wilshire Boulevard (Lot 57). Trainer Marc Stott signed the docket on behalf of Karin Salling.

The yearling was bred and raised by the Elsass family at York Stutteri and comes from the first crop of the Gr.3 Anglesey Stakes winner Wilshire Boulevard (Holy Roman Emperor). In training with Aidan O’Brien at two, he also finished second in the Gr.2 Gimcrack Stakes by a neck and was fourth in the Gr.1 Prix Jean-Luc Lagardere, before joining Danish trainer Flemming Velin. As a three-quarters-brother to Zoffany (Dansili) and a half-brother to Gr.1 Irish Derby runner-up Rostropovich (Frankel), he is a welcome addition to the Scandinavian stallion roster.

The Stockholm Yearling Sale was held the following week and saw a new Swedish sales record, when a colt by Appel Au Maitre changed hands for SEK600,000 (€58,000).

FOUR OUT OF FIVE FOR SMART BREEZE-UP GRADUATENorwegian trainer Cathrine Erichsen has been mentioned on this page before, but she does not get as much publicity as she deserves. She has got just over 20 horses in training, but it is a pretty good bunch. The Swedish-bred three-year-old Master Bloom (Pastorius) was the impressive winner of the Dansk Derby in August and has knocked up five consecutive wins this season. On his most recent start, he landed the St Leger on his home track in Oslo, which was a third straight St Leger victory for the trainer.

Another interesting Erichsen trainee to keep an eye out for is Duca Di Como (Clodovil), whose record reads four wins from five career runs. The three-year-olds only defeat came in the Norsk Derby, which proved to be too far for the fiery gelding, but the €46,000 Goresbridge Breeze-Up graduate bounced back with a victory over 1400m last week and looks like a horse to follow ahead of next season. Amie Karlsson

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polytrack at Kempton Park in the evening and did so much more decisively, disposing of another winner by over four lengths after being held up. He looks to be improving and might make up into a Stakes horse.

Barristan The Bold (Excelebration) is a worthy two-year-old and, after winning a nursery on his fifth start, following three places from his first four runs, he then came fourth before winning an ordinary novice at Chester on good to soft on Saturday, overcoming a wide draw and getting home by three lengths. He has the scope to make a good handicapper next year and is unlikely to run again this season.

Fastman (Elzaam) won on his debut in May and then had quite a break before coming second in a novice at York on his return to action. Twenty days later he got up close home in an EBF novice over 6f on good ground at Ripon on Saturday with a four-pound penalty and he could perhaps survive something of a rise in grade.

Cap Francais (Frankel) was favourite to follow up a win on his second start in an EBF novice over a mile on good to soft ground at Haydock Park on Saturday and, indifferent to ground by the look of it, excepting extremes, he can go on to better things. The Listed Silver Tankard at Pontefract, often not the strongest for the grade, might be on the agenda, or he will be left for next year.

The three-year-old and up conditions race over 7f at Chelmsford on Saturday evening was a hot contest on ratings, with five of the six, four of them older horses, rated at least 103, though a couple had not run for a while. Four-year-old Straight Right (Siyouni), gelded and off the track since winning a handicap at Newcastle in February, was a Listed winner early last year and had the odd Group place to his name too, but largely struggled after coming to Britain following his purchase at the Goffs Kensington Sale. This was a solid performance and he clearly likes artificial surfaces, so he could be one for the Dubai Carnival.

It is a bit daft that a novice event should be won by a six-year-old, but the following event went to the useful hurdler Verdana Blue (Getaway), who warmed up for his season by seeing off four three-year-olds by nearly four lengths. Well, one presumes this was a warm up, but she looked as if she could quite useful on the level on the evidence of this first run on the Flat.

Only three turned out for a juvenile conditions event over an extended mile on good ground at Epsom, but it was a decent trio, with the two with ratings on marks of 100 and 99. Hardly for the first time here, a Mark Johnston inmate made all and the order did not change throughout. The odds-on Persian Moon (Makfi) was not really taken on at all and he scored by just under two lengths. He won two novices and finished third in the Gr.3 Acomb Stakes before managing only fourth in the Listed Ascendant Stakes. On the face of it, he will not be easy to place and is a very decent handicapper, but he does not have to progress much over the winter to be a Stakes horse next year.

Nate The Great (Nathaniel) also possesses a rating of 100 after a debut win at Carlisle was followed by a second, third (both at Ascot, the first of them the Listed Chesham Stakes) and fifth at Listed level. The last was a disappointment, naturally, but he was given a seemingly simple task in an EBF novice over 9f at Musselburgh on good to firm ground on Sunday. He duly sat behind the leader before landing the odds of 9/1 on comfortably, not having to run to anything like his mark. The gallop was ordinary, but he would get further and looks the type for the Listed Zetland Stakes.

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EBF FOUNDATION STAKES, 10F, 3YO+, GOODWOODFour of the six in this were rated over 100 and they had a good battle between them after a modest gallop, with three-year-olds finishing first and third. Gabr (Intello) had been thereabouts in three previous attempts in this grade, but he has not quite fulfilled what looked to be a career on an upward curve. He was in the right place in this race and, though there was a bunch finish, he looked to have a bit up his sleeve. Bolstered by this, he can perhaps become a Group horse now and he should make up into a useful four-year-old.

JOCKEY CLUB ROSE BOWL STAKES, 16F, 3YO+, NEWMARKETRun on good ground, all five runners were rated over 100, but again there was no pace on. Even so, previous form stood up and eight-year-old Nearly Caught (New Approach), who has been in good heart all year and had already won a Listed race, went one better than last year in this contest in style from nine-year-old Sheikhzayedroad (Dubawi), who finds little off the bridle these days, this being his 49th start. Hughie Morrison, on the other hand, feels his old boy is getting ever better and he will now head for winter quarters.

MUHAARAR EBF ROSEMARY STAKES, 8F, 3YO+ F&M, NEWMARKETThis was a very fair race overall on good to firm ground and was run at a good gallop, even though many with the higher marks were eclipsed. Three-year-old Beshaayir (Iffraaj) has worked her way up to a rating of 97 and, though held in two previous Listed races, she looks to be improving still possibly and she might be useful next year in fillies’ and mares’ races, especially as it looks as if she will get further. It seems she is best given time in a race to come off a good gallop.

MUKHADRAM GODOLPHIN STAKES, 12F, 3YO+, NEWMARKETThe five runners were all of a decent standard and the only three-year-old, marginally well in, was handy all the way and got home by a cosy neck after going on in the dip. Communique (Casamento) has been a busy handicapper this year, with a fourth in a Gr.3 thrown in, but he shows no sign of flagging, winning a decent handicap on his previous start. Mark Johnston might bring him back to Newmarket for the Old Rowley Cup, but he might look for another Stakes race and he will take some stopping in this form.

CONDITIONS RACESThe novice auction over a mile on good ground at Pontefract on Thursday was competitive and a fair event, and Never Do Nothing (Casamento) defied a penalty to become two from three, probably not having to run any better than he had when winning his second start. He got home by a neck and should still be competitive in nurseries.

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B: Jean-Marie Baradeau & Pascal Noue, T: Arnaud Chaille-Chaille

Also ran: Echo De Champdoux Distances: 3½l, 10l, 20l

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2.10 AYR, NURSERY, 1M1. FIREWATER (GB), 2c,

Monsieur Bond – Spirit Na Heireann (Dubawi) O/B: Helen Steel, T: Richard Fahey £3,000 Goffs UK November Yearling Sale by Richard Fahey, consigned by Norton Grove Stud Distances: 2½l, 1¾l. 9 ran.

Making his seventh start, Firewater (Monsieur Bond) was always to the fore and, having struck for home two furlongs out, he kept on strongly to defeat Ugo Gregory (Gregorian) comfortably. The winner is a half-brother to a winner by Mayson, out of the Dubawi mare Spirit Na Heireann, a half-sister to the owner’s fine racemare Barefoot Lady (Footstepsinthesand), a three-time Stakes winner, including in the Gr.2 Canadian Stakes and Gr.3 Nell Gwyn Stakes, as well as to the dam of the Gr.2 Gran Criterium runner-up Bahamas. The second dam is the Listed (then) Woodcote Stakes winner Lady Angharad, a Tenby daughter of the Italian Listed-placed Lavezzola (Salmon Leap). She is also dam of the Listed runner-up Le Badie (Spectrum; dam of the Gr.2 Lonsdale Cup winner Montaly).

Spirit Na Heireann has a yearling colt by Mayson (2,500gns Tattersalls December Foal Sale by T Hillman and sold for €10,000 to Friars Lough Stables at last week’s Tattersalls Ireland September Yearling Sale).

6.15 KEMPTON PARK, NURSERY, 5F AW1. HAADHIR (GB), 2c,

Heeraat – Emperatriz (Holy Roman Emperor) O: The Giggle Factor Partnership, B: D R Botterill & E Boumans, T: Ivan Furtado £14,000 Goffs UK Silver Yearling Sale by Beechlawn Bloodstock consigned by Hall Farm Stud £14,000 not sold Goffs UK Breeze-Up Sale consigned by Mayfield Stables Distances: shd, ½l. 9 ran.

Haadhir (Heeraat) has been knocking on the door, with five places in six previous outings, and finally scored here by a narrow margin from Shining (Lethal Force), despite running wide around the turn. He is a half-brother to the dual winner Couldn’t Could She (Sixties Icon) and is the second foal out of Emperatriz (Holy Roman Emperor). Successful twice up to a mile, the mare is one of five winners and seven racing-age foals out of Fairmont (Kingmambo), who is a half-sister to three winners abroad. The third dam, Fiaafy (Gone West), is a placed full-sister to Gr.3 victrix Mythical Girl (grandam of New Zealand Gr.1 winner Vespa) and the fourth dam is a Stakes-winning half-sister to Green Desert.

Emperatriz has a yearling full-sister to Haadhir (bought by BBA Ireland for 6,500gns at the Tattersalls December Foal Sale).

An EBF auction conditions race for two-year-olds over 6f on good ground at Naas was an ordinary event and the odds-on favourite, rated 87, ran poorly, so Cedars Of Lebanon (Dandy Man), safely rated in the mid to upper seventies, was able to make all, though she should be credited with toughness in her visor as she saw off all pursuers. There is a final to what has been a series of Foran Equine races, to which she will presumably go.

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LR PRIX DE LA GASCOGNE, Compiegne, 4500m, 5yo+ chs, 1st €45,600, 2nd €22,800, 3rd €13,3001. ROI MAGE (Fr), 6g,

Poliglote – Royale Majesty (Nikos) 2nd dam Royale The Best (Cadoudal) 3rd dam Royal Blessing (Rhaeton) O: Ecurie Sagara, B: Isabelle Garcon & Jean-Pierre Garcon, T: Francois Nicolle €210,000 2017 Arqana February Sale by Sofiga, consigned by Francois Nicolle

2. A MI MANERA (Fr), 5m, Great Pretender – Lady Fix (Turgeon) O: Jean-Claude Rouget, B: Olivier Tricot & Max Hennau, T: Francois Nicolle €40,000 2015 Arqana Summer Sale by Francois Nicolle, consigned by Haras de l’Hetraie

3. CAPFERRET (Fr), 6g, Day Flight – Panique Pas (Video Rock) O: Meridian, B: Jacques Cypres & Laurent Couteil, T: Stepanka Myskova

Also ran: Paulougas, Corazones, Fabulous Valley, Innovate, Arry (f ), Prince Philippe (pu) Distances: 3l, 3½l, 10l, 2½l, 12l

LR PRIX DOMINIQUE SARTINI, Compiegne, 3600m, 4yo hdl, 1st €38,400, 2nd €19,200, 3rd €11,2001. RAFFLES SUN (Fr), 4f,

Poliglote – Gray Steam (Turgeon) 2nd dam Folklorique (Groom Dancer) 3rd dam Fancy Star (Bellypha) O: Simon Munir & Issac Souede, B: Simon Munir & Anna Bromley, T: Dominique Bressou

2. HOT MOTIVE (GB), 4g, Motivator – Fever Fever (Elusive Quality) O: Jean-Claude Rouget, B: SCEA Haras de Manneville, T: Francois Nicolle

3. EXTREME NOUBA (Fr), 4g, Zambezi Sun – Nasthazya (Rochesson) O: Simon Munir & Issac Souede,

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daughter of Dawn Approach is a half-sister to the Gr.3 Round Tower Stakes winner Smash Williams (Fracas), out of the winning juvenile Take Flight (Pivotal). She is a full-sister to the Gr.1 Irish 1,000 Guineas heroine Saoire (dam of the Irish Listed winner Requisition and the Italian Gr.3-placed Tamarind Cove) and is a half-sister to the dual Listed-placed Awinnersgame (Kyllachy). The second dam is the unraced Polish Descent, a Danehill daughter of the two-time winner Nolnocan (Colum). She is also dam of the Gr.3 (then) Railway Stakes third Wistful Tune (Ballad Rock; grandam of the Stakes-placed Toppers Happy) and the dual Listed-placed Wild Outcast (Wolverlife).

Take Flight has a yearling filly by Fracas.

3.20 NAAS, 2YO MAIDEN, 1M1. NORWAY (Ire), 2c,

Galileo – Love Me True (Kingmambo) O: Derrick Smith, Mrs John Magnier & Michael Tabor, B: Southern Bloodstock, T: Aidan O’Brien Distances: 6½l, ½l. 9 ran.

Fifth and third on his two previous starts, Norway ran out an impressive winner, extending clear from over a furlong out to defeat the staying on Bellakris (Scat Daddy). The winning son of Galileo is a full-brother to the Gr.1 Derby winner and sire Ruler Of The World, the Gr.1 Irish Derby third Giovanni Canaletto and is a half-brother to the five-time Gr.1 winner and sire Duke Of Marmalade (Danehill), the Gr.3 Athenia Stakes third Countess Lemonade (Storm Cat) and the Gr.2 Adelaide Cup winner Annus Mirabilis (Montjeu). They are out of the Gr.3 Killavullan Stakes third Love Me True, a Kingmambo full-sister to the Listed-placed sire Black Mambo. Other foals out of the Stakes-placed Lassie’s Lady (Alydar) include the Gr.2 (then) Sanford Stakes winner and sire Bite The Bullet (Spectacular Bid), the Listed (then) Winter Hill Stakes winner and sire Shuailaan (Roberto), the dual winner Bering Cruise (Danzig; dam of the multiple Stakes-placed Lieutenant Danz; grandam of the Gr.2 Swale Stakes winner Travelin Man and the Gr.2 Gulfstream Park Handicap winner Discreet Dancer) and the unraced Run For Lassie (Fappiano; dam of the Gr.3 Comely Stakes winner Madison’s Charm, the dual Gr.3-placed sire Pebble Island and the Stakes-placed Bees; grandam of the Gr.1 Metropolitan Handicap winner Bee Jersey). The third dam is the Gr.3 winner Lassie Dear (Buckpasser), also dam of the dual Gr.1 winner and sire Wolfhound (Nureyev), the Gr.3 Golden Rod Stakes winner Weekend Surprise (Secretariat; dam of the multiple Gr.1 winner and influential sire A P Indy, the dual Gr.1-winning sire Summer Squall, the Gr.3 winner Welcome Surprise and the Listed-winning sire Eavesdropper, as well as the Gr.1 third Weekend In Seattle and the dual Gr.3-placed sire Honor Grades; grandam of the dual Gr.1 winner and sire Court Vision and the Gr.3 winners Guest Suite and Smart Surprise), the Stakes-winning sires Foxhound (Danzig) and Spectacular Spy (Spectacular Bid) and the winner Charming Lassie (Seattle Slew; dam of the dual Gr.1-winning sire Lemon Drop Kid, the Gr.2 winner Brulay and the Gr.3-winning sire Statue Of Liberty; grandam of the Gr.2-winning sire Neko Bay).

5.35 NAAS, 3YO+ MAIDEN, 1M4F1. FIGHTFORTHEROSES (Ire), 3c,

Galileo – Gwynn (Darshaan) O: Michael Tabor & Derrick Smith & Mrs John Magnier, B: Lynch Bages Ltd, T: Aidan O’Brien Distances: 1¼l, 4l. 12 ran.

6.45 KEMPTON PARK, 2YO NOVICE AUCTION, 7F AW1. SPENCERS SON (Ire), 2g,

Arcano – Zalama (Red Ransom) O: Balasuriya, Cookcunningham, Gowing & Spencer, B: Drumbaragh Stud, T: Richard Spencer €1,000 2017 Goffs February Sale by Sally Sweeney consigned by Drumbaragh Stud £8,000 Goffs UK Silver Yearling Sale by Bobby O’Ryan/Richard Spencer consigned by Duhill Stud Distances: 1¼l, 1¼l. 13 ran.

Spencers Son (Arcano) ran on well after taking the lead inside the last furlong to score on his second start. He is the fifth foal out of the unraced Red Ransom mare Zalama, whose five winning half-siblings include the Listed-placed Zalaiyma (Rainbow Quest) and the five-time scorer Zailawar (Daylami). The grandam is the 1998 Gr.1 Poule d’Essai des Pouliches victrix Zalaiyka (Royal Academy), a half-sister to the Listed-placed Zanapour (Zafonic) and to the dam of the Gr.1-placed Listed winner Maiguri (Panis). The third dam, Zanadiyka (Akarad), was a Listed winner and Group-placed four times in France.

Zalama produced a filly by Fulbright in May.

7.15 KEMPTON PARK, 3YO+ MAIDEN, 1M4F AW1. KELTIE (GB), 3f,

Giant’s Causeway – Fugitive Angel (Alphabet Soup) O/B: George Strawbridge, T: John Gosden Distances: 1¼l, nk. 14 ran.

Fourth on her belated debut last month, Keltie (Giant’s Causeway) took a while to go into the stalls, but stayed on well and won going away, despite running green. She is a full-sister to the Canadian Gr.2 winner Utmost and is the second foal out of the US Gr.3 winner Fugitive Angel (Alphabet Soup). Her dam, the unraced Screening (Unbridled), has also produced the Gr.2 winner Anthony’s Cross (Indian Charlie) and three other winners. The third dam is the Gr.3 winner Recording (Danzig), whose seven successful progeny include US Gr.2 winner Smart Bid (Smart Strike), French Listed scorer Representing (Rahy), the Gr.2-placed Stakes winner Deal Making (Empire Maker) and the Stakes-placed pair I’ll Call (Smart Strike) and Vanishing (Lemon Drop Kid).

Fugiitive Angel has a colt foal by Siyouni.

IRELAND

2.45 NAAS, 2YO MAIDEN, 7F1. SMART FLIES (Ire), 2f,

Dawn Approach – Take Flight (Pivotal) O: Mrs J S Bolger, B: Mrs M Joyce, T: Jim Bolger €55,000 not sold Goffs Orby Yearling Sale consigned by Spring Field Farm Distances: nk, 2¾l. 12 ran.

Making her fifth start, her fourth having come in the Gr.1 Moyglare Stud Stakes, Smart Flies took the lead after a furlong and, having been joined by the winner over a furlong out, kept on best to score narrowly from Chamrousse (Raven’s Pass). The winning

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Gr.3 Preis der Winterfavoriten winner Silvaner. This is also the family of the four-time Gr.1 winner and sire Steinlen (Habitat) and the Listed-winning dam of the Gr.1 Irish Derby winner and sire Zagreb.

Salicorne has a yearling filly by Charm Spirit (Lot 85 in Book 1 of the Tattersalls October Yearling Sale) and a Territories filly foal.

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1. OFF THE COAST (Ire), 2f, New Approach – Lakuta (Pivotal) O: James Wigan, B: London Thoroughbreds, T: Freddy Head Distances; 1¼l, nk. 11 ran.

Off The Coast (New Approach) stayed on strongly in the straight. She is a full-sister to the National Hunt winner Nachi Falls and a half-sister to the triple winner Chill Wind (Halling). They are out of dual French victrix Lakuta (Pivotal), who is a half-sister to the multiple Gr.1 victrix Moonlight Cloud (Invincible Spirit) and the US Listed winner Cedar Mountain (Galileo). Their dam is the Listed Ruby Stakes third Ventura (Spectrum), who is out of the Gr.3 Weld Park Stakes and Gr.3 Monrovia Handicap victrix Wedding Bouquet (Kings Lake), who was also runner-up in the Gr.1 National Stakes and third in the Gr.1 Phoenix Stakes. She is the grandam of the Gr.2 Railway Stakes winner Probably (Danehill Dancer) and Listed Golden Fleece Stakes scorer Bruges (Marju). Wedding Bouquet is one of six Stakes winners produced by the unraced Doff The Derby (Master Derby), whose progeny include the Gr.1 Derby, Gr.1 Irish Derby, Gr.1 King George VI and Queen Elizabeth Stakes and Gr.1 Dewhurst Stakes winner and sire Generous (Caerleon), and the dual Classic victrix Imagine (Sadler’s Wells; dam of four Pattern winners, including the ill-fated Gr.1 Prix Jean-Luc Lagardere scorer Horatio Nelson and the Gr.2-winning sire Viscount Nelson).

Lakuta has an Intello filly foal. BR

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1. SAUKANNE (Fr), 2g, Shakespearean – Dayaniguas (Commands) O/T: Carlos & Yann Lerner, B: J Chapet & Mrs J Sarti Distances: hd, shd. 8 ran.

Saukanne (Shakespearean) came with a great late run to snatch victory on the line. He is the second winner, after the Algerian scorer Miss Sidney (Mr Sidney), from three starters and five foals, out of Dayaniguas (Commands), who is a half-sister to three winners, including the Listed Prix La Moskowa victrix and dual Gr.2-placed Goldtara (Gold Away; dam of last month’s juvenile winner Goldwings), as well as to a pair of winners by Anabaa and Slickly, out of the dual winner Diatara. The daughter of Sillery is a sibling to the dual winners Dinah (Sillery; grandam of the Gr.3

Fightfortheroses (Galileo), making his fourth start, made all, finding plenty to defeat Crecerelle (Redoute’s Choice). He is a full-brother to the Listed Salsabil Stakes winner Kissed (dam of the Listed-placed Leo Minor) and is closely related to the Gr.1 Derby hero and sire Pour Moi (Montjeu), the dual Gr.3 winner and Classic-placed Gagnoa (Sadler’s Wells; dam of the Listed-placed Galateia) and the dam of the Japanese Gr.3-placed Bravissimo. They are out of the unraced Gwynn, a Darshaan half-sister to the winners Fermoy (Irish River; dam of the Listed Fairy Stakes winner Felicia and the Listed-placed Abandonment) and Highest Accolade (Shirley Heights; dam of the Listed-winning sire Atlantic Waves) and Capability (Nashwan; grandam of the Gr.3 Hobart Cup winner Pretty Punk). They are out of the winner Victoress, a Conquistador Cielo half-sister to the dual Gr.1 winner Awaasif (Snow Knight; dam of the Gr.1 Oaks winner Snow Bride, the Gr.3-winning sire Jarraar and the Gr.3 winner Ibn Al Haitham; grandam of the unbeaten sire Lammtarra, the Gr.3 winner Saytarra and the Listed-winning sire Kammtarra). Other progeny out of the juvenile scorer Royal Statute (Northern Dancer), include the Gr.3-winning sire Akureyri (Buckpasser), the Gr.3 winner Royal Lorna (Val De L’Orne; dam of the Gr.3 winner Lycitus; grandam of the Gr.1 winner Sunstrach and the Gr.3 winner Music Box), the Gr.1 1,000 Guineas runner-up Konafa (Damascus; dam of the Gr.2-winning sire Keos, the Gr.2 winner Proskona and the Gr.3 winner Korveya; grandam of the Gr.1-winning sire Hector Protector, the Classic winner Bosra Sham, the Classic-winning sire Shanghai, and the Gr.2 winners Calista and Gaudeamus) and the unraced Royal Stance (Dr Fager; dam of the Gr.2-winning sire Majuscule, the Gr.3 winner Royal Cielo and the Listed-winning sire Luhuk). This is also the family of the Gr.1-winning sires Ciro, Red Giant and Ultra, as well as the Gr.1 winners Aesop’s Fables, California Memory, Internallyflawless, Noland and Passinetti.

Gwynn has a yearling colt and a filly foal, both full-siblings to the winner.

FRANCE

11.55 (BST) MARSEILLE-BORELY, UNRACED 2YO, 1800M1. SANTI DEL MARE (Fr), 2c,

Lope De Vega – Salicorne (Aragorn) O/B: Jean-Pierre-Joseph Dubois, T: Jean-Claude Rouget Distances: ½l, 2½l. 9 ran.

Santi Del Mare (Lope De Vega) made a decent first career start. He is a half-brother to the winner Sally For Me (Pour Moi), out of the unraced Salicorne (Aragon), who is a half-sister to the six-time Gr.1 winner – Prix Saint-Alary, Prix de Diane, Prix Vermeille, Prix Jean Romanet, Beverly D Stakes and Flower Bowl Invitational Stakes – Stacelita (Monsun; dam of dual Japanese Gr.1 winner, including of the Yushun Himba, Soul Stirring) and the multiple winners Seche (Speightstown) and Sandy Girl (Footstepsinthesand). They are out of the German Listed-winning Dashing Blade mare Soignee, who is a half-sister to three German black-type winners in the Gr.2 Hansa-Preis winner Simoun (Monsun) and his full-sister Soudaine, who won Listed Preis der Hotellerie (dam of the Gr.2 Grand Prix de Deauville winner Savoir Vivre and the dual French Listed winner Sussudio) and the Listed winner Shining (Surumu). Their dam is the dual Listed-placed Suivez (Fioravanti), who is also the grandam of the

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five races in the US and was third in the Gr.2 First Flight Handicap. She delivered six winners, though none at Stakes level, and is a daughter of the US Gr.2 scorer and multiple Gr.1-placed Key Dancer (Nijinsky).

Dialing Tone has a yearling full-sister to this winner, purchased for £8,000 at the Tattersalls Ascot Yearling Sale by Paul Bocking. Her foal is a filly by Requinto. FRANCO RAIMONDI

STAKES FIELDSFRANCE

LR EBF PRIX PANACEE, Toulouse, 2400m, 3yo+f&m, 1st €26,000, 2nd €10,400, 3rd €7,800, 6.10pm (BST)NOT AFTER HOURS (Fr), 4f,

Wiener Walzer – Nota Bene (Slickly)ALLONS Y (Fr), 4f,

Soldier Of Fortune – Absolutely True (Westerner)CARMELLA (Fr), 3f,

Campanologist – Catoffle (Catrail)OUT OF TOWN (Fr), 3f,

Kentucky Dynamite – Beynotown (Authorized)DUCHESS OF DANZIG (Ger), 3f,

Sea The Stars – Djumama (Aussie Rules)MOSKOVA (Fr), 3f,

Invincible Spirit – Lunashkaya (Muhtathir)

Prix de Ris-Orangis second Zejel and the Spanish Listed-placed Desilusion) and Dixianella (Bering; dam of the Listed Prix Isola Bella winner Danella; grandam of the Listed winners Azabara and Tatoosh). The third dam is the dual Gr.3-placed Dixiella (Fabulous Dancer).

Dayaniguas has a yearling filly named Vereny Ka by Penny’s Picnic. BR

ITALY

3.30 (BST) ROME, 2YO MAIDEN, 1600M1. BECAUSE THE NIGHT (Ire), 2f,

Bungle Inthejungle – Dialing Tone (Distant View) O: Corrado Guerrieri, B: James Doyle, T: Sebastiano Guerrieri €3,800 Goffs November Foal Sale by Rathasker Stud, consigned by James Doyle €14,000 Tattersalls Ireland September Yearling Sale by Sebastiano Guerrieri, consigned by Rathasker Stud Distances: 23/4l, hd. 12 ran.

The favourite Because The Night (Bungle Inthejungle), who finished like a bullet when second on her debut, ran on strongly to open her account at the expense of the colt Whispered Dream (Alhebayeb). She is the fourth winner out of Dialing Tone (Distant View), who won at two and finished fourth in the Gr.2 Rockel Stakes. The best of her previous winners is the filly Avenue Montaigne (Showcasing), who was third in the Listed Tipperary Stakes. The second dam, Call Account (Private Account), won

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FIRST CROP SIRE MAIDENSALHEBAYEBMiami Sunny (Fr), 2g, ex Runaway Sparkle (Green Desert)

11.25 [BST] Fontainebleau, c&g maiden, 1800mMigration (Ire), 2c, ex Caribbean Ace (Red Clubs)

1.40 Salisbury, EBF novice Div I, 1mSpokesman (Ire), 2c, ex Xema (Danehill)

2.45 Salisbury, EBF novice Div I, 7fCracking Speed (Ire), 2c, ex Summer Glow (Exceed And Excel)

3.05 Nottingham, nursery, 6fRolly Billy (Ire), 2f, ex Velvet Kiss (Danehill Dancer)

5.00 [BST] Milan, maiden, 1800m

ANODINCoigny (Fr), 2f, ex Dasani (Dansili)

7.25 [BST] Lyon La Soie, claimer, 1800m AWSilver Magic (Fr), 2c, ex Naseem Alyasmeen (Clodovil)

7.25 [BST] Lyon La Soie, claimer, 1800m AW

AUSTRALIAAussie Breeze (GB), 2f, ex Terre Du Vent (Kutub)

1.40 Salisbury, EBF novice Div I, 1mMurray River (USA), 2c, ex Waterway Run (Arch)

1.40 Salisbury, EBF novice Div I, 1mRiverina (GB), 2f, ex Peace Palace (Archipenko)

2.00 Nottingham, EBF fillies’ maiden Div I, 1m½f

BUNGLE INTHEJUNGLEClipsham Tiger (Ire), 2c, ex Texas Queen (Shamardal)

1.30 Nottingham, EBF maiden, 5fTortuga (Ire), 2c, ex Corrig Miss (Oratorio)

1.30 Nottingham, EBF maiden, 5f

CHARM SPIRITTrue Hero (GB), 2c, ex Beldale Memory (Camacho)

1.30 Nottingham, EBF maiden, 5f

COACH HOUSEKodi Dream (GB), 2g, ex Gumhrear (Kodiac)

2.35 Cork, nursery, 6½fAtty’s Edge (GB), 2c, ex Belle’s Edge (Danehill Dancer)

3.15 Salisbury, EBF maiden Div II, 7fLittle Anxious (GB), 2f, ex Allmost Inti (Intikhab)

3.15 Salisbury, EBF maiden Div II, 7f

DUNADENHidden Pearl (GB), 2f, ex Volkovkha (Holy Roman Emperor)

2.30 Nottingham, EBF fillies’ maiden Div II, 1m½f

KINGMANWinterkoenigin (GB), 2f, ex Wittgenstein (Shamardal)

2.30 Nottingham, EBF fillies’ maiden Div II, 1m½f

LEADING LIGHTSamurai Girl (Ire), 2f, ex Annellis (Diesis)

2.05 Cork, EBF fillies’ maiden auction, 6½f

MAGICIANEscape The Rain (Can), 2c, ex Looks Like Rain (Medicean)

2.10 Salisbury, EBF novice Div II, 1m

MAGAL (Fr), 3f, Cockney Rebel – Cinta (Monsun)

TRESORERIE (Fr), 3f, Intello – Treasure (Anabaa)

GERMANY

LR STUTEN STEHER CUP, Cologne, 2200m, 3yo+f&m, 1st €14,000, 2nd €6,500, 3rd €3,000, 3.35pm (BST)FOSUN (Ger), 5m,

Soldier Hollow – Flamingo Sky (Silver Hawk)TARAJA (Ger), 3f,

High Chaparral – Taita (Big Shuffle)FOREVER ADVENTURE (Ger), 4f,

Poseidon Adventure – Finney Hill (Mark Of Esteem)GUILIANA (Fr), 4f,

Zoffany – Guiana (Tiger Hill)JEDI PRINCESS (Ire), 4f,

Sea The Stars – Titian Time (Red Ransom)MISS ENGLAND (Ger), 5m,

Lord Of England – Manipura (Dansili)NACIDA (Ger), 4f,

Wiener Walzer – Nacella (Banyumanik)ROSE DUCHESSE (Fr), 4f,

Duke Of Marmalade – Rosengeste (Be My Guest)AMARANTHE (Fr), 3f,

Mastercraftsman – Alkania (Dalakhani)AMORELLA (Ire), 3f,

Nathaniel – Anaita (Dubawi)BARISTA (Ger), 3f,

Rock Of Gibraltar – Basilea Gold (Monsun)CONSCIOUS (Ger), 3f,

Maxios – Champaka (Caerleon)INTERNATIONAL LOVE (Ger), 3f,

Kamsin – Irika (Areion)SWORD PEINTURE (Ger), 3f,

Peintre Celebre – Swordhalf (Haafhd)WACKERE (Ger), 3f,

Campanologist – Winterkonigin (Sternkonig)

Gr.3 PREIS DER DEUTSCHEN EINHEIT, Berlin-Hoppegarten, 2000m, 3yo+, 1st €45,000, 2nd €16,000, 3rd €7,000, 3.55pm (BST)APOLEON (Ger), 8g,

Ogatonango – Abisou (Goofalik)FULMINATO (Ger), 4g,

Excelebration – Fulminante (Dashing Blade)IQUITOS (Ger), 6h,

Adlerflug – Irika (Areion)ITOBO (Ger), 6g,

Areion – Iowa (Lomitas)NORTHSEA STAR (Ger), 4c,

Sea The Stars – North Queen (Desert King)VA BANK (Ire), 6h,

Archipenko – Vinales (Dilshaan)BALMAIN (Ger), 3c,

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BATED BREATHHold True (GB), 2f, ex Honest Quality (Elusive Quality) Longchamp, France, Sep 12, 2yo maiden fillies, 1400m, £11,946 B: Juddmonte Farms Ltd

BEAT HOLLOWMewat (GB), 7h, ex Miss Zoe (Diktat) Rome, Italy, Sep 16, 3yo+, 1600mAW, £5,752 B: Azienda Agricola Rosati Colarieti

CHAMPS ELYSEESSweet Anna (GB), 2f, ex Annawi (Dubawi) Bratislava, Slovakia, Sep 15, 2yo, 1400m, £4,424 B: The Annawi Partnership

EXCEED AND EXCELStenid (GB), 6g, ex Indian Mystery (Indian Ridge) Gothenburg, Sweden, Sep 16, 3yo+ hcap, 1200m, £2,536 B: Al Baha BloodstockAngie’s Girl (GB), 5m, ex Expedience (With Approval) Markopoulo, Greece, Sep 21, 4yo+ f&m hcap, 1100mD, €5,000 B: S BurnsElementary (GB), 4g, ex Humdrum (Dr Fong) Markopoulo, Greece, Sep 21, 4yo+ hcap, 1300mD, €5,000 B: The Queen

FASTNET ROCKIrish Teardrop (GB), 4f, ex Praesepe (Pivotal) Woodbine, Canada, Sep 19, 3yo+ f&m mdn clm, 6fAW, C$13,020 B: Darrell and Lendy Brown

FOXWEDGEThe Curt Fox (GB), 4g, ex Regal Curtsy (Royal Applause) Presque Isle Downs, USA, Sep 23, 3yo+ allw, 6½fAW, $16,800 B: Mrs Z C Campbell-Harris

INTELLOFilip (GB), 2c, ex Foundation Filly (Lando) Slusovice, Czech Republic, Sep 15, 2yo, 1600m, £782 B: Stanley House, New England & Barton Studs

KODIACHeads Together (GB), 3f, ex Sand Grouse (Mr Greeley) Fontainebleau, France, Sep 11, 3yof hcap, 2000m, £10,176 B: Y HidotoshiCry No More (GB), 6g, ex Summer Cry (Street Cry) Gothenburg, Sweden, Sep 16, 3yo+ hcap, 1600m, £1,721 B: C Villiers

LORD SHANAKILLTorc Mountain (GB), 5g, ex Goodwood March (Foxhound) Markopoulo, Greece, Sep 21, 5yo+ hcap, 1400mD, €4,000 B: Qatar Bloodstock Ltd

MEDICEANDomestic Hearth (GB), 3c, ex Mylington Maid (Dubai Destination) Firenze, Italy, Sep 15, 3yo, 1500m, £4,424 B: Red House Stud

MONSUNHigh Bridge (GB), 7g, ex Ameerat (Mark Of Esteem) Warwick Farm, Australia, Sep 19, hcap, 2200m, A$22,000 B: Darley

MOUNT NELSONNeveri (GB), 3f, ex Sahariri (Red Ransom) Dos Hermanas, Spain, Sep 20, cond, 1400mD, €4,000 B: Mr & Mrs R Newman

MOOHAAJIMSiberius (Ity), 2c, ex Rosa Del Ponte (Authorized)

5.00 [BST] Milan, maiden, 1800m

MUKHADRAMAweedram (Ire), 2c, ex Invitee (Medicean)

3.15 Salisbury, EBF maiden Div II, 7fJahbath (GB), 2c, ex Oulianovsk (Peintre Celebre)

3.15 Salisbury, EBF maiden Div II, 7f

NOBLE MISSIONNoble Queen (GB), 2f, ex Dinvar Diva (Dalakhani)

2.00 Nottingham, EBF fillies’ maiden Div I, 1m½f

OLYMPIC GLORYZamharer (GB), 2c, ex Strawberrydaiquiri (Dansili)

12.25 [BST] Fontainebleau, maiden, 1200m

ROSENDHALLycan (Fr), 2g, ex Talissa (Footstepsinthesand)

7.25 [BST] Lyon La Soie, claimer, 1800m AW

SEA THE MOONBirdcage Walk (GB), 2f, ex Baisse (High Chaparral)

2.00 Nottingham, EBF fillies’ maiden Div I, 1m½fMooniac (Ger), 2c, ex Margarita (Lomitas)

12.30 [BST] Berlin-Hoppegarten, conditions, 1600mBaden Baden (Ger), 2f, ex Berlin Berlin (Dubai Destination)

1.15 [BST] Cologne, EBF fillies’ maiden, 1600mWaldblumchen (Ger), 2f, ex Waldblume (Halling)

1.15 [BST] Cologne, EBF fillies’ maiden, 1600m

SLADE POWERAtwaar (GB), 2f, ex Musharakaat (Iffraaj)

1.30 Nottingham, EBF maiden, 5f

SOMMERABENDCalypso Sunset (Fr), 2c, ex Caphira (Singspiel)

7.25 [BST] Lyon La Soie, claimer, 1800m AW

TORONADODon Diego Vega (GB), 2c, ex Jules (Danehill)

3.15 Salisbury, EBF maiden Div II, 7f

WALDPARKLady Arkadina (Fr), 2f, ex Olonella (Selkirk)

7.25 [BST] Lyon La Soie, claimer, 1800m AW

WAR COMMANDAdeline (Ire), 2f, ex Madhulika (Marchand De Sable)

11.55 [BST] Fontainebleau, fillies’ maiden, 1800mEesha Lovely (Ire), 2f, ex Lisselan Diva (Barathea)

2.30 Nottingham, EBF fillies’ maiden Div II, 1m½fCommander Girl (Ire), 2f, ex Minnie Hazel (Excellent Art)

5.00 [BST] Milan, maiden, 1800m

BREEDERS’ ROUND-UPBRITISH-BRED WINNERS ABROAD

ASSERTIVEFredricka (GB), 7m, ex Vintage Steps (Bahamian Bounty) Gothenburg, Sweden, Sep 16, 3yo+ hcap, 1200m, £3,396 B: J Parsons & J Gilmartin

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CANFORD CLIFFSCliffs Art (Ire), 2f, ex Saldenart (Areion) Dortmund, Germany, Sep 16, 2yof sales race, 1400m, £22,123 B: Mrs M Haller

CASAMENTOMomento Carlras (Ire), 2f, ex Terri’s Charmer (Silver Charm) Klampenborg, Denmark, Sep 15, 2yo maiden, 1500m, £2,684 B: Aonghus RyanAmade (Ire), 4g, ex Sheba Five (Five Star Day) Dax, France, Sep 16, 4yo+, 3000m, £5,309 B: E McEvoyFrutireu (Ire), 3c, ex Farthing (Mujadil) Rome, Italy, Sep 16, 3yo+, 2200m, £7,964 B: James Waldron

DREAM AHEADRibot Dream (Ire), 5g, ex Halong Bay (Montjeu) Toulouse, France, Sep 12, 4yo+ hcap, 1400m, £5,309 B: Deln Ltd & ClementDream Of Art (Ire), 4c, ex Jemima’s Art (Fantastic Light) Avenches, Switzerland, Sep 14, 3yo+ hcap, 1800m, £2,863 B: Yeomanstown Stud

DYLAN THOMASPal O’Mine (Ire), 8g, ex Xaara (Xaar) Ovrevoll, Norway, Sep 13, 3yo+, 1170m, £3,384 B: Stall Hogdala

ECHO OF LIGHTMr Right (Ire), 6g, ex Danetime Lily (Danetime) Bratislava, Slovakia, Sep 15, 3yo+, 1200m, £3,097 B: Derek Healy

MUKHADRAMDon’t Give In (GB), 2c, ex Umlilo (Mtoto) Jagersro, Sweden, Sep 12, 2yo, 1600mAW, £4,528 B: Star Pointe & New England Stud

NEW APPROACHTamelly (GB), 5h, ex Perfect Hand (Barathea) Saint Cloud, France, Sep 14, 4yo+, 2800m, £12,389 B: Juddmonte Farms Ltd

PACO BOYDulciboy (GB), 4c, ex Dulcify (Dubawi) Milan, Italy, Sep 12, 3yo+ hcap, 1500m, £5,752 B: Sc Blueberry

ROYAL APPLAUSETaty Dance (GB), 3f, ex Crystal High (High Chaparral) Rome, Italy, Sep 16, 3yo maiden, 1600mAW, £3,539 B: Brookside Breeders Club

SLEEPING INDIANCrazy House (GB), 5g, ex Mainstay (Elmaamul) Chantilly, France, Sep 10, 4yo+, 1600m, £14,601 B: Rachel Hood

VALE OF YORKVale (GB), 4c, ex Azaila (Halling) La Zarzuela, Spain, Sep 23, hcap, 1200m, €6,500 B: West Stow Stud Ltd

WORTHADDObrigada (GB), 3f, ex Oblige (Robellino) Almaty, Kazakhstan, Sep 16, local Gr.1, f&m, 2400m, KZT1,330,000 B: Miss K Rausing

IRISH-BRED WINNERS ABROAD

BATED BREATHEyeliner (Ire), 2f, ex Pretty Face (Rainbow Quest) Dax, Sep 16, 2yo maiden fillies, 1400m, £7,079 B: B Cooke

BATTLE OF MARENGOBattle of Marreri (Ire), 2c, ex Boschendal (Zamindar) Chilivani, Italy, Sep 14, 2yo, 1600m, £2,212 B: Golden Vale Stud

BLACK SAM BELLAMYGalop Marin (Ire), 6g, ex Great Jane (Great Palm) Auteuil, France, Sep 13, 5yo+ Group 3 hurdle, 3900m, £49,778 B: M Fleming & M Molloy

EXCHANGE RATESGBP/USD – 1.30GBP/EUR – 1.12GBP/AUD – 1.81GBP/HKD – 10.17

GBP/JPY – 147.65GBP/CHF – 1.28GBP/SEK – 11.68GBP/AED – 4.77

EUR/USD – 1.15

*The above rates are the Google indicative rates at 18:55 on 02/10/18 and must be used as an approximation for conversion.

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E B N : W E D N E S DAY, 3 R D O C TO B E R 2018P I N H O O K I N G TA B L E

LOT SIRE – DAM SEX SALE PRICE PRICE (€) SALE PURCHASER

215 Australia – Call This Cat f 40,000gns 49,140 TDec Margaret O’Toole

220 Zoffany – Caster Sugar f 60,000gns 73,710 TDec Camas Park Stud

230 Sea The Moon – Claustra c 28,000 GNov Redwall B/S

238 Gleneagles – Convocate c 150,000 GNov Glenvale Stud

239 Kodiac – Cottonmouth c 72,000 GNov Agr Mariano Spa

246 Kitten’s Joy – Cutting Edge c $75,000 71,341 KNov Jamie Railton

247 No Nay Never – Dacio c 85,000 GNov Powerstown Stud

256 Holy Roman Emperor – Dark Orchid c 24,000 GNov Thompson B/S

258 Slade Power – delira c 46,000 GNov Lynn Lodge Stud

263 Gutaifan – Divine Design c 77,000 GNov Lynn Lodge Stud

264 Australia – Donnelly’s Hollow f 50,000 GNov Blandford B/S

265 Tapizar – Dovie c $17,000 16,171 KNov M & W B/S

269 Muhaarar – Dusky Queen c 200,000 GNov Camas Park Stud

281 Cable Bay – Euroceleb c 28,000 GNov Prospect Stables

284 Lawman – Expedience f 15,000 GNov Limefield Stud

287 Make Believe – Ezalli f 80,000 GNov Ballylinch Stud

291 No Nay Never – Far Away Eyes c 82,000 GNov Lynn Lodge Stud

292 Shanghai Bobby – Fashion House c $25,000 23,780 KNov Gerard Burke

295 Camelot – Flawless Beauty f 35,000gns 42,997 TDec vendor

298 Ivawood – Foreplay f 40,000 GNov Tally-Ho Stud

299 Cable Bay – Frabjous c 40,000gs 49,140 TDec Howson & Houldsworth B/S

304 Raven’s Pass – Full Moon Fever c 32,000 GNov vendor

305 Epaulette – Galley c 31,000gns 38,083 TDec Gerard Burke B/S

308 Distorted Humor – Gentle Caroline c $95,000 90,366 KNov RNA

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LOT SIRE – DAM SEX SALE PRICE PRICE (€) SALE PURCHASER

309 Gutaifan – Gerash c 36,000gns 44,226 TDec vendor

310 Sea The Stars – Ghostflower c 120,000 GNov Jamie Railton

312 Kodiac – Glamorous c 85,000 GNov Jamie Railton

313 Exceed And Excel – Gold Bubbles f 90,000 GNov W Kennedy

324 Pivotal – Hala Hala c 55,000 GNov TB Solutions

327 Dandy Man – Heard A Whisper c 40,000 GNov Redpender Stud

328 Iffraaj – Heart Of Africa c 18,000gns 22,113 TDec Killula Stud

329 Sir Percy – Heart Stopping f 27,000gns 34,398 TDec McStay B/S

330 Zoffany – Height Of Elegance c 45,000 GNov Glenvale Stud

335 Teofilo –Hometime c 6,500gns 7,985 TDec vendor

337 Holy Roman Emperor – Icebreaking c 60,000 GNov Oaks Farm

338 Rock Of Gibraltar – Idle Rich f 19,000 GNov vendor

340 Showcasing – Innocent Air c 60,000 GNov McStay B/S

342 Free Eagle – Ipsa Loquitur f 36,000 GNov Glenvale Stud

354 Ivawood – Krynica c 44,000 GNov Castlehyde Stud

357 Gutaifan – Lady Natilda c 38,000 GNov S Richards

361 Holy Roman Emperor – Laqataat c 120,000 GNov P O’Callaghan

366 Sea The Stars – Laughing Dove f 125,000gns 153,562 TDec Sunderland Holdings

368 Nayef – Layalee c 22,000 GNov Danesrath Stables

369 Camelot – Laylati f 14,000 GNov Sunday Racing

370 Camacho – Leenavesta c 40,000gns 49,140 TDec Yeomanstown Stud

376 Fastnet Rock – Lindikhaya c 66,000 GNov Grove Stud

378 Karakontie – Linnea Cal f $20,000 19,024 KNov Glidawn Stud

383 Lope De Vega – Lucky Clio c 110,000 GNov Grove Stud

388 Sea The Stars – Magic Sister f 74,000 GNov J Cantillon

391 Kitten’s Joy – Mambo With G c 10,000 GNov Equine Associates

399 Swiss Spirit – Maybe I Will f 23,000 GNov Glidawn Stud

401 Declaration Of War – Memories For Us c $20,000 19,024 KNov Gerard Burke

402 Night Of Thunder – Midwifery f 62,000 GNov J R B/S

404 Kodiac – Minionette f 45,000 GNov Jamie Railton

408 Showcasing – Miss Giler c 60,000gns 73,710 TDec J R B/S

409 Excelebration – Missisipi Baileys c 16,000gns 19,656 TDec J C B/S

415 Gutaifan – More Respect c 82,000 GNov P M Hassett

416 Make Believe – Mouriyana f 35,000gns 42,997 TDec vendor

418 Gleneagles – Mythie f 140,000gns 171,990 TDec vendor

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