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PLENTY OF VARIETY AT ASCOT TODAYThe Tattersalls Ascot June Sale, which gets underway at 10.30am this morning, has drawn a full catalogue of 196 lots, excluding withdrawals, plus five wild cards.
Consisting of Flat and National Hunt horses in training, point-to-pointers, stores and breeding stock, last year’s sale was headlined by the useful chaser Sugar Baron, who was bought by Nick Wright for £28,000. On a solid day of trade, the aggregate was £705,700 for 130 lots sold.
The largest consignor is Godolphin with 11 offerings, including Almost Certain (Lot 66), an unraced Camacho granddaughter of the Gr.1 Cheveley Park Stakes winner Dead Certain; River Sands (Lot 72), an unraced Kingman daughter of the Gr.2 winner The Miniver Rose; and Will Be Zane (Lot 78), a son of Le Havre and an 1800m maiden winner at Fontainebleau on his last start.
Other consignors with multiple offerings include: Donald McCain, Richard Hannon, David Elsworth, Gary Moore, David Barron, Andrew Balding, Philip Hobbs, Nicky Henderson, Shade
Oak Stud, Paul Cole and David Simcock.Others in the catalogue include:Lot 10, Naryshkina, a Leroidesanimaux half-sister to five
winners, out of the Gr.2-placed Nadeszhda, Lot 16, Caledonian Belle, a Mastercraftsman half-sister to a
Stakes-placed runner, out of a half-sister to Secret Garden,Lot 83, a three-year-old Black Sam Bellamy half-sister to the
Gr.3-placed chaser Dare To Endeavour,Lot 96, a son of Malinas, out of an unraced King’s Theatre half-
sister to Monalee,
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Up Helly Aa (Galileo), the first foal of Gr.1 winner Fiesolana (Aussie Rules), is welcomed back after winning his maiden at Gowran Park yesterday. © Caroline Norris
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Lot 119, the 130-rated chaser Kilcrea Vale, a three-time winner under Rules,
Lot 128, the supplemented Amelia’s Dance. A daughter of Flemensfirth, out of a half-sister to Mister McGoldrick, who was runner-up on debut in a Southwell bumper on 22nd May,
Lot 132, Foxy Singer, a daughter of Secret Singer and winner of a Kingston Blount maiden on first point-to-point start on 31st March,
Lot 136, Willies Dream, winner on point debut at Kingston St Mary of a maiden on 22nd April, and
Lot 151, Mercers Court, winner of his ninth chase at Stratford on Saturday off a mark of 120.
WITHDRAWALSLots: 15, 20, 26, 32, 34, 37, 42, 60, 70, 73, 76, 77, 86, 91, 97, 107, 108, 111, 114, 115, 116, 117, 122, 131, 134, 135, 137, 138, 139, 140, 148, 149, 152, 154, 155, 156, 159, 169, 173, 176, 181, 182, 186, 190, 192, 193
RACING ROUND-UPBRITISH AND IRISH MAIDENS
THIS WEEK’S MAIDENS WHO CAUGHT THE EYELeicester is an undulating course, down and then up and levelling out close home, but Newmarket trainers often send decent
juveniles there. It was a Malton raider, however, Richard Fahey’s charge Majestic Sands (Kodiac), who landed the EBF novice over 5f on good ground last Tuesday, beating another debutant in the same ownership, Cool Sphere (Orb), by three quarters of a length. He was well backed and was value for more than the winning distance in all likelihood, as he was green when he hit the front and wandered about. Hopefully he will have learnt a good deal, as both are likely to head for Royal Ascot, with a need to improve to take a hand in something like the Gr.2 Norfolk Stakes.
Yarmouth is another favourite venue for debutants and 850,000gs yearling Boccaccio (Dubawi) put up a professional performance in landing an EBF novice stakes over 7f on good to firm ground there, making all. The betting would indicate he is admired in the Charlie Appleby yard, so one imagines he would survive a rise in grade.
The EBF fillies’ maiden over 5f on soft ground at Carlisle on Thursday was not so strong a race, but debutante Exceptional (Dutch Art) overcame a tardy start and only having a small gap to go through to win rather handily. She should defy a penalty at least.
Coase (Zoffany) was second favourite to an odds-on shot in a novice auction over 6f on debut, but Hugo Palmer’s charge came from mid-division to score with plenty in hand by four lengths. He certainly looks a good sort for the Tattersalls auction race in the autumn, but he might aspire to higher goals.
It is a travesty that a master trainer like Edward O’Grady is not bursting at the seams, but he demonstrated, as if he needed to,
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again for that to come off. She is certainly quick, presuming the headgear continues to work, but only time will tell whether she has the class.
Second on debut and then sixth at Listed level, Separate (Cable Bay) was odds-on to get the winning bracket and she duly did so without too much fuss in an ordinary fillies’ median auction over 5f on good to firm ground at Lingfield Park on Saturday, beating a previous winner by nearly four lengths. She holds
that he knows how to handle juveniles as well as chasers in an EBF maiden auction over 6f on good to firm at Fairyhouse on Thursday, when his homebred Law Breaker (Lawman) came from off the pace and, despite running somewhat green, get up by a head. He was not fancied in what was an ordinary race by Irish standards, but he should improve plenty and be useful.
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Platinum Star (Lope De Vega) looks to have a bright future,
the way he won an EBF maiden over 6f at Leicester last Tuesday
that has had a good record over the years of producing useful
sorts. He was slowly away but soon on terms and only had to
be nudged along to score readily. Although he is out of an
Acclamation mare, he will get further and one could see him
as a sort for the Gr.2 Superlative Stakes or Gr.3 Solario Stakes
down the line. He would be entitled to run in the Listed
Chesham Stakes if Royal Ascot does not come too soon.
PLATINUM STAR2yo colt by Lope De Vegaex Toquette (Acclamation)Bred by Corduff Stud & Farmleigh BloodstockBought by Stroud Coleman Bloodstock for 150,000gns at Tattersalls October Yearling Sale Book 2
Law Breaker (Lawman; left) gets up to win the 6f maiden auction at Fairyhouse last Thursday. © Caroline Norris
The situation was nearly repeated over at Sandown Park in an EBF fillies’ novice over 5f on good to firm went to a 33/1 debutante, Eve Johnson Houghton’s inmate Graceful Magic (Gutaifan). She had the rail to help her, but she too came with a run to nab the front-runner by a length. Again, the form is not exceptional, but the Blewbury handler is never afraid to have a go and there was talk of the Gr.3 Albany Stakes. She would have to come on plenty from this, but she has the pedigree to improve and make her mark.
Michael O’Callaghan meant business with debutante Isabeau (Cable Bay) in the EBF fillies’ maiden over 5f on good ground at Down Royal on Friday, applying blinkers, and she fairly responded, being in the van the whole way and scoring by over a length. He has a plan to put her in the Goffs London Sale with an entry to the Gr.2 Queen Mary Stakes, though he says she would need to run
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different sales-race entries, as well as at Gr.2 level, with the former looking ideal. She may go for the Super Sprint, for which this speed track is good practice, but 6f would suit her.
Between Hills (Hot Streak) had rather a rough passage in the EBF median auction maiden on good to soft ground at Listowel on Sunday, but she battled to beat colts by a neck on her second start. She is possibly not a star, but more should be heard of her.
The EBF maiden over 5f at Nottingham on Sunday was an ordinary contest but, despite getting briefly loose and then being a bit of a lad in the stalls, Al Aakif (Acclamation) behaved perfectly well in the race itself and won handily, looking as if he has a future.
BREEZE-UP SALE Graduates
BILL NEIGH (GB), 2c, Mustajeeb - Dance Away (Pivotal) WON: conditions race, 1 June
DEFINING BATTLE (Ire), 3c, Lope De Vega - Royal Fortune (Invincible Spirit) WON: maiden, 2 June
DEFNE (Fr), 3f, Siyouni - Decouverte (Rainbow Quest) WON: maiden, 29 May
HEY GAMAN (GB), 4c, New Approach - Arsaadi (Dubawi) WON: Gr.3 Prix du Palais-Royal, 30 May
KARAKTAIR (Fr), 3c, Olympic Glory - Feelin Foxy (Foxhound) WON: handicap, Saint-Cloud, 27 May
INDIAN BLESSING (GB), 5m, Sepoy - Alpen Glen (Halling) WON: LR Maggie Dickinson Stakes, 1 June
MAJESTIC SANDS (Ire), 2c, Kodiac - La Grande Zoa (Fantastic Light) WON: novice, 29 May
ON A SESSION (USA), 3c, Noble Mission - Destiny Calls (With Approval) WON: handicap, 2 June
STREET PARADE (GB), 3g, Swiss Spirit - Jollification (Acclamation) WON: class 2 handicap, 27 May
SURREY THUNDER (Fr), 3c, Le Havre - Zakania (Indian Ridge) 3rd: Gr.3 Derby Trial - Fruhjahrs-Preis, 2 June
YANLING (Fr), 5m, Rio De La Plata - Hijaziyah (Testa Rossa) WON: handicap, 29 May
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Air Force Jet (Charm Spirit) was long odds-on to follow up on
his second on debut with victory in an EBF maiden over
Navan’s undulating and stiff 5f on good to soft ground. He was
unbalanced by the downward section of the track before the
climb and only got up by a neck. He was described as a baby
and there are still hopes of big pay days in the future. In a
relatively quiet week in this sphere in Ireland, he is the
selection.
AIR FORCE JET2yo colt by Charm Spiritex Wind Fire (Distorted Humor)Bred by The Wind Fire Partnership
Up Helly Aa (Galileo) easily wins the last at Gowran Park yesterday. © Caroline Norris
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Willie McCreery won both maidens for three-year-olds over an extended nine furlongs at Gowran Park yesterday, the EBF fillies’ median auction with debutante Come September (Roderic O’Connor) by a neck, while Up Helly Aa (Galileo) took the boys’ version by over four lengths on his second start. Both are very much regarded as work in progress by the trainer, but more should be heard of them down the line.
Toro Strike (Toronado) really needs 7f now, but the juvenile was still good enough to win a maiden over six on good to firm at Thirsk yesterday, following up on a promising second in a conditions race at Newbury on debut. He looks ready for a rise in grade as well as distance.
Golden Horde (Lethal Force) had also run well on debut at Newbury and followed up with victory, this time in an EBF novice over 5f on good to firm at Windsor, making all and coming clear. He holds sales race entries over six and he looks the sort for them.
Richard Hannon’s two-year-olds are well known for improvement on their first starts and Sun Power (Night Of Thunder) had run well enough in mid-division at York on his first run and was more than good enough to win a novice over 6f at Wolverhampton yesterday evening. It was an ordinary contest, but he should be able to leave this level behind.
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RIA AMELIA (Jpn), 2f, Deep Impact – Ria Antonia (Rockport Harbor) O: Silk Racing, B: Northern Racing, T: Mitsumasa Nakauchida
Ria Amelia (Deep Impact) could not have been more impressive on debut. The filly, sent off at 1/5, proved that she deserved all that blind confidence in the first juvenile race of the season on the JRA circuit at Hanshin on Saturday over 1600m. She overcame a slow start and had the race sown up in a matter of strides, scoring by eight lengths from Largehezza (Grandezza). She clocked the final 600m, on ground softened by some rain, in 34.4, slightly faster than the four-year-old Mer De Glace (Rulership) in the Gr.3 Naruo Kinen later on the card.
She is the second foal and the first winner out of Ria Antonia (Rockport Harbor), who posted a 40/1 upset when landing the Gr.1 Breeders’ Cup Juvenile. An American racing fairytale, she was purchased for a mere $9,000 by Canadian trainer Ricky Griffith and sold to Ron Paolucci and partners after she landed a maiden against colts at Woodbine. After her top-level win, she failed to score again in nine starts at three, but she was second in the Gr.1 Santa Anita Oaks and Gr.1 Spinster Stakes. Katsumi Yoshida paid $1.9m for her at the 2014 Fasig-Tipton November Sale, four days after she was fourth in the Gr.1 Breeders’ Cup Distaff. Ria Antonia’s catalogue page earned a boost from her younger half-brother Cross The Line (Line Of David), a Stakes winner and Gr.3-placed.
Ria Antonia has a yearling colt by Deep Impact, who topped the JRHA Select Foal Sale last season when purchased for ¥290m by Satomi Horse Company. She visited King Kamehameha in 2018.
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TAISEI VISION (Jpn), 2c, Turtle Bowl – Somnia (Special Week) O: Seiho Tanaka, B: Northern Farm, T: Masayuki Nishimura ¥18,000,000 JRHA Select Foal Sale by Seiho Tanaka, consigned by Northern Farm
Taisei Vision (Turtle Bowl) did his job like a professional colt in the newcomers’ event over 1400m on Sunday at Hanshin. His dam Somnia (Special Week) won on her debut and was later third in the Listed Hakodate Nisai Stakes at two, but failed to train on. She has produced another JRA winner from two previous foals. The second dam Dreamscape (El Condor Pasa) also delivered the Stakes-placed Cuccagna (Fuji Kiseki) and is a half-sister to the top-class Japanese dirt performer Utopia (Forty Niner), who won the Gr.2 Godolphin Mile in Dubai and the Gr.3 Westchester Handicap in the US.
Somnia has a yearling filly by Rulership and visited Harbinger in 2018.
KAITO RED (Jpn), 2f, Gold Halo – Nishino Madoka (Jungle Pocket) O: Tsuneo Honda, B: Domi Bokujo, T: Yuji Wada ¥3,500,000 Hokkaido Summer Sale by Masao Hayashi, consigned by Domi Bokujo
Kaito Red (Gold Halo) earned double her purchase price when landing the newcomers’ race over 1400m on Saturday at Tokyo. She ran close to the pace and stayed on well, before holding the fast-finishing Boonrod (Kurofune). Her sire is the little known Gold Halo (Sunday Silence), who won five races on the NRA circuit, but has compiled a decent record at stud, with around 300 winners from 415 foals of racing age, topped by the multiple Group scorer Tokei Halo. The dam Nishino Madoka (Jungle Pocket) won a well contested newcomers’ event at Sapporo’s prestigious summer meeting at two, but failed to confirm that form and dropped down to the NRA circuit at four. She added five wins to her CV. Her first two foals are winners and her three-year-old Naimana (Danon Ballade) was second in the Gr.3 Sapporo Nisai Stakes at two and had a tilt at the Gr.1s Satsuki Sho and Japanese Derby, the first two legs of Japanese Triple Crown.
Nishino Madoka has a yearling filly by Smart Falcon and visited Zenno Rob Roy last season.
GOOGOL RAVI (USA), 3c, Declaration Of War – Maltese Googol (Speightstown) O/B: Nagako Fujita, T: Takahisa Tezuka $65,000 RNA Keeneland September Yearling Sale consigned by Greenfield Farm
MAUVETTE (Jpn), 2f, Orfevre – I’m Yours (Falbrav) O: SIlk Racing, B: Northern Farm, T: Kazuo Fujisawa
The favourite Mauvette (Orfevre) missed the break, but proved that she was worth her supporters’ confidence when landing the newcomers’ event for fillies over 1600m on Sunday at Tokyo. Christophe Lemaire asked her to quicken at the 200m pole and she out-sprinted Logi Irish (Heart’s Cry), crossing the line two lengths clear. She covered the final 600m in 33.8 under only a mild ride. Her dam I’m Yours (Falbrav) won the Gr.2 Hochi Hai Fillies’ Revue and was second in the Gr.2 Hanshin Juvenile Fillies and third in the Gr.1 Oka Sho. An earner of more than ¥249m, I’m Yours is a half-sister to the useful Tosen Arnica (Meisho Samson), who won five races and just missed her black type when fourth in the Gr.1 Queen Elizabeth II Cup.
I’m Yours has a yearling colt by the Gr.1 Japanese Derby hero Duramente, purchased for ¥180m by NICKS at the JRHA Select Foal Sale.
SALIOS (Jpn), 2c, Heart’s Cry – Salomina (Lomitas) O: Silk Racing, B: Northern Racing, T: Noriyuki Hori
Silk Racing enjoyed a terrific weekend, landing the Gr.1 Yasuda Kinen with its second choice Indy Champ (Stay Gold) and three of the five newcomers’ events for juveniles. On Sunday at Tokyo, Salios (Heart’s Cry) was as impressive as the fillies Ria Amelia and Mauvette in the race for males over 1600m. The favourite Absolutismo (Daiwa Major) set a slow pace and Salios sprinted home from the back of the pack, clocking the last 600m in 33.1. He is a huge colt (534 kilos), but very balanced and has plenty of ability. His dam Salomina (Lomitas) ran just four times, winning on her debut in June at three before capturing the Gr.3 Hamburger Stuten-Preis and the Gr.1 Preis der Diana. She was purchased by Katsumi Yoshida before the Gr.1 Prix Vermeille, but failed to shine and headed to Japan soon after. She was covered by Deep Impact in her first three seasons and has delivered the four-year-old Salacia, who has been Gr.2-placed and fourth in a Gr.1, and the minor Stakes winner Salonika. Salomina is one of the three Stakes performers delivered by the classy Saldentigerin (Tiger Hill), a Gr.3 scorer and multiple Gr.1-placed. The last of them, the filly Skyfull Sea (Sea The Stars), ran second on Sunday against the colts in the Gr.3 Derby Trial at Baden-Baden and is a lively candidate for the Gr.1 Preis der Diana.
Salomina has a yearling colt by Deep Impact, catalogued as Lot 103 at the JRHA Select Sale, and visited the same sire last season.
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RESULTSNAME DATE RACE AND POSITION WRHawwaam (SAf) 01/06 1st Gr1 Daily News 2000 120
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Googol Ravi (Declaration Of War) posted a 27/1 upset on his comeback from a six-month layoff in the maiden over 1600m on dirt at Tokyo on Saturday. He is the second foal and the first winner out of Maltese Googol (Speightstown), who scored once in the US. The second dam Superb In Roses (Giant’s Causeway) produced three winners and is a daughter of the very smart Lu Ravi (A P Indy), who won 11 races from three to six, including the Gr.2 Molly Pitcher Handicap and Gr.2 Cotillon Handicap and earned more then $1.8m.
Maltese Googol has a two-year-old colt by Tonalist, a yearling filly by Shanghai Bobby and foaled a colt by Bodemeister in March.
WIEGENLIED (USA), 3f, Tiznow – Dream Supreme (Seeking The Gold) O: North Hills Co, B: Kinsman Farm, T: Koshiro Take $400,000 Keeneland September Yearling Sale by Koji Maeda, consigned by Lane’s End
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The US-bred filly Wiegenlied (Tiznow) set the pace and stayed on in the dirt maiden over 1400m on Saturday at Hanshin. She is a half-sister to Majestic Warrior (A P Indy), who won the Gr.1 Hopeful Stakes and sired the Gr.1 Kentucky Oaks heroine Princess Of Sylmar before his move in 2016 to Japan. He stands at East Stud for ¥1.8m and has covered a triple-figure book in each season. The winner’s dam, the millionnaire Dream Supreme (Seeking The Gold), won the Gr.1 Ballerina Handicap and Gr.1 Test Stakes, and has also delivered the Stakes winner and Gr.3-placed Evolutionist (El Prado).
SAINT LEONARD (Jpn), 3c, Deep Impact – Lily Of The Valley (Galileo) O: Shadai Race Horse, B: Shadai Farm, T: Noriyuki Hori
Saint Leonard (Deep Impact), placed on all of his four previous starts, finally found a well-deserved first win in the maiden over 2400m on Sunday at Tokyo. He is a full-brother to Vanquish Run, who won the Gr.2 Aoba Sho and was retired to stud at Hakuba Bokujo after the Gr.1 Japanese Derby. Their dam Lily Of The Valley (Galileo) highlighted her career winning the Gr.1 Prix de l’Opera, defeating her stablemate Stacelita (Monsun), who also made the move to Japan.
Lily Of The Valley has a two-year-old filly by Deep Impact and a yearling filly by the same sire. She again visited Deep Impact in 2018. FRANCO RAIMONDI
YESTERDAY’S RACING REVIEWBRITAIN
Brighton: Good to Firm (watered) Thirsk: Good to Firm, Good in places (watered) Windsor: Good to Firm, Good in places (watered) Wolverhampton: Standard
2.15 THIRSK, 2YO MAIDEN, 6F1. TORO STRIKE (USA), 2c,
Toronado – Scarlet Strike (Smart Strike) O/B: Al Shaqab, T: Richard Fahey
KYBRED USBRED
2. The Bell Conductor (Ire), 3. Oso Rapido (Ire)Distances: nk, 1¼l. 10 ran.
Fifth on debut in a Newbury conditions event on the Lockinge Stakes undercard, Toro Strike (Toronado) made most and held off the late closing The Bell Conductor (Dandy Man). He is the second foal and first runner out of the Gr.3 Providencia Stakes winner Scarlet Strike, who was also three times Gr.1-placed. The daughter of Smart Strike, who was picked up by connections for $1.3m at the 2014 Fasig-Tipton November Sale, is a half-sister to the Gr.1 Santa Margarita Stakes winner Tara’s Tango (Unbridled’s Song), the Gr.1-winning sire Visionaire (Grand Slam) and the Gr.3 Hutcheson Stakes winner Madison’s Luna (Tapit), as well as the dam of the Any Limit Stakes runner-up Cursor. The second dam is the American Stakes-placed Scarlet Tango, a French Deputy daughter of the Silver Badge mare Silver Tango. A ten-time Stakes winner, Silver Tango also produced the Stakes winners Dale’s Prospect (Pioneering) and Our Commander (Love Or Money), the Stakes-placed Bumpy Road (Love Or Money) and the unraced Untangled (Unbridled; dam of the Stakes-winning trio of Full, Political Web and Villette, and the Stakes-placed duo of Cozzen Vinny and No Easy Answer).
Scarlet Strike has a yearling colt by Mshawish
2.30 BRIGHTON, 2YO MAIDEN AUCTION, 6F1. FALDETTA (GB), 2f,
Helmet – Perfect Cover (Royal Applause) O: Mrs M E Slade & Partner, B: Lofti Raissi, T: Eve Johnson Houghton 14,000gns Tattersalls December Foal Sale by Ebor Bloodstock, consigned by Jamie Railton 13,000gns Tattersalls October Yearling Sale Book 3 by Highflyer Bloodstock/Johnson Houghton, consigned by West Moor Stud
2. My Motivate Girl (Ire), 3. Bacchalot (Ire)Distances: 1¼l, 3¼l. 4 ran.
Third at Chepstow just under two weeks ago, Faldetta made all and was always holding My Motivate Girl (Requinto) in the final
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Golden Horde (Lethal Force), a promising fourth on his debut last month, made virtually all and easily accounted for Indian Creak (Camacho), who had finished some four lengths behind him when they met on their debuts at Newbury. He is a half-brother to three winners by Dutch Art, including last month’s Listed runner-up Exhort, and is the fifth foal out of the winning Pivotal mare Entreat. She is a half-sister to the dual Group winner Producer (Dutch Art) and three other winners, out of the placed River Saint (Irish River). The third dam is the US winner Imagining (Northfields), whose five successful offspring are headed by the US Champion and seven-time Gr.1 winner Serena’s Song (Rahy), dam of Group winners Sophisticat, Harlington, Grand Reward and Schramsberg and third dam of dual Gr.1 winner Honor Code. This is also the family of dual Gr.1 winner Rizeena and the recent Gr.1 Prix d’Ispahan winner Zabeel Prince.
Entreat, who changed hands for 14,000gns as a ten-year-old in 2016, has a yearling filly by Mehmas and visited Zoffany last year.
6.15 WOLVERHAMPTON, 2YO NOVICE, 6F1. SUN POWER (Fr), 2c,
Night Of Thunder – Sparkling Smile (Cape Cross) O: King Power Racing Co Ltd, B: Seven Hills Bloodstock Nh Ltd, T: Richard Hannon €75,000 2017 Arqana December Sale by Jamie Railton Sales Agency Ltd consigned by Haras du Buff 115,000gns Tattersalls October Yearling Sale Book 2 by SackvilleDonald, consigned by Jamie Railton
2. Homespin (USA), 3. Welcome Surprise (Ire).Distances: 2l, shd. 6 ran.
Slowly away when fifth on his debut, Sun Power (Night Of Thunder) raced up with the pace and led inside the last furlong, winning well despite hanging a little. He is a half-brother to the winners Poet’s Dream (Poet’s Voice) and Al Fajir Mukbile (Dawn Approach) and is the fourth foal out of Sparkling Smile (Cape Cross). A winner four times up to 1m4f, she is a half-sister to the Listed-placed Portrait Of A Lady (Peintre Celebre; dam of the Gr.1-placed Listed winner Miss You Too) and three other winners, plus the placed dam of the Gr.1 Irish Oaks and Gr.1 Prix de l’Opera winner Covert Love. The grandam Starlight Smile (Green Dancer) is an unraced half-sister to Listed victrix Seasonal Pickup (The Minstrel), whose descendents include Classic winner Romanised, Gr.1 winner Designs On Rome, Gr.2 winners Rekindled Interest and Simple Exchange and Gr.3 winners Sights On Gold and Where We Left Off. The third dam is the Italian Gr.3 winner Bubinka (Nashua), who is the grandam of dual Gr.1 winner and sire Grey Swallow and third dam of Italian Gr.1 winner Night Style.
7.00 WINDSOR, 3YO+ NOVICE, 6F AW1. DRUMMOND WARRIOR (Ire), 3g,
Zoffany – Ulanova (Noverre) O: G A Libson & Mrs P M Sly, B: Ronan Fitzpatrick, T: Pam Sly €55,000 Goffs November Foal Sale by Church Farm, consigned by Galbertstown Stud 35,000gns vendor Tattersalls October Yearling Sale Book 2 consigned by Horse Park Stud £26,000 Goffs UK Breeze-Up Sale by Pam Sly, consigned by Church Farm & Horse Park Stud
2. Alliseisnibras (Ire), 3. Gambon (Ger).Distances: hd, ½l. 10 ran.
furlong. The winning daughter of Helmet is one of five winners out of the thrice-raced Royal Applause mare Perfect Cover, whose winners include Perfect Venture (Bahamian Bounty; dam of the Gr.3 Silver Flash Stakes runner-up Shalailah). The second dam is the triple Listed-placed See You Later (Emarati), dam of six winners, including the Listed Cammidge Trophy winner Aahayson (Noverre), the UAE Listed winner Take Ten (Bahamian Bounty) and the Listed (then) Sandy Lane Stakes runner-up Betimes (New Approach). The third dam is the Listed Scarborough Stakes winner Rivers Rhapsody (Dominion), also Gr.2-placed and produced eight winners, including the Gr.3 Horris Hill Stakes winner Peak To Creek (Royal Applause) and the dual Listed winner Ripples Maid (Dansili; dam of the Gr.2 Hanshin Himba Stakes winner Mikki Charm, also runner-up in the Gr.1 Shuka Sho).
Perfect Cover has a yearling colt by Mukhadram.
2.45 THIRSK, 3YO+ NOVICE, 1M1. DAVYDENKO (GB), 3c,
Intello – Safina (Pivotal) O/B: Cheveley Park Stud, T: Sir Michael Stoute
2. Irv (Ire), 3. Summer Bridge (Ire)Distances: 1¾l, 6l. 7 ran.
4.45 THIRSK, 3YO+ MAIDEN, 5F1. MENDAMAY (GB), 3f,
Mayson – Sand And Deliver (Royal Applause) O: Habton Farms, B: P Balding, T: Tim Easterby 4,000gns Tattersalls December Foal Sale by John Walsh, consigned by Throckmorton Court Stud
2. Abate (GB), 3. Raksha (Ire)Distances: shd, 3l. 8 ran.
Third at Redcar last month on debut, Mendamay traded blows with Abate (Bated Breath) throughout and led near the line. The winning daughter of Mayson is a full-sister to a multiple winner and they are the first two foals out of the placed Royal Applause mare Sand And Deliver. A full-sister to the Gr.2 Lennox Stakes winner and sire Finjaan, the pair are out of the winner Alhufoof (Dayjur), who was fourth in the Gr.3 Nell Gwyn Stakes. The third dam is the Gr.1 Hollywood Starlet Stakes winner Cheval Volant (Kris S), also dam of the winner Amanah (Mr Prospector; dam of the Gr.1 1,000 Guineas heroine Lahan; grandam of the Listed winner Alwaary) and Saramah (Forty Niner; dam of the Argentine Gr.3 winner Salad Green; grandam of the dual American Gr.1-placed She’s Cheeky).
Sand And Deliver has a two-year-old filly by Music Master.
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2. Indian Creak (Ire), 3. Making History (Ire).Distances: 4½l, 1l. 13 ran.
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Gowran Park: Good, Good to Yielding in places
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1. ARABESKA (Ire), 3f, Bated Breath – African Moonlight (Halling) O: Imperial Crown Syndicate, B: Ringfort Stud, T: W McCreery 56,000gns Tattersalls December Foal Sale by Cooneen Stud, consigned by Ringfort Stud €90,000 Goffs Orby Yearling Sale by Watkins Bloodstock, consigned by Cooneen Stud
2. Hightimeyouwon (GB), 3. Throwaway Line (Ire)Distances: 2¾l, ¾l. 10 ran.
On her sixth start, Arabeska (Bated Breath), who took an early lead and regained it at halfway having been headed, travelled the best and ultimately took an easy victory from Hightimeyouwon (Garswood). The winner is a half-sister to the Gr.3 Kent Stakes winner Syntax (Haatef), also placed twice in Gr.2 company, and the Italian Listed-placed Sir Gin (Moss Vale). They are out of the twice-raced African Moonlight, a Halling full-sister to the dual Gr.3 Curragh Cup winner Mkuzi. The second dam is the Listed Prix Belle de Nuit runner-up African Peace (Roberto), also dam of the Listed Grand Prix de Compiegne winner Alliteration (Polish Precedent), the French Listed-placed pair of Concordat (Selkirk) and Key To Peace (Kheleyf; dam of the German Listed winner Fountain Of Time), the winner Hill Of Peace (Danehill; dam of the Gr.3 Caulfield Guineas runner-up Secret Hills and the
This was a winning debut by Drummond Warrior (Zoffany), who just held on in a head-bobbing finish. He is a half-brother to the Italian Listed-placed Avomcic (Avonbridge), the dual middle-distance winner Hearty (Big Bad Bob) and the winning stayer Buzz Off Barroso (Big Bad Bob) and is the fourth foal out of the unraced Ulanova (Noverre). She is a half-sister to five winners, including the dual Irish Gr.3 victrix Cheyenne Star (Mujahid; grandam of Gr.1 winner Barney Roy), the nine-time scorer Herne Bay (Hernando) and the dam of Listed winner Sparkle’N’Joy. An unraced half-sister is the dam of Gordon Lord Byron (Byron), a triple Gr.1 winner of 16 races to date. The second dam Charita (Lycius) is a Listed-winning half-sister to Italian Gr.2 victor Stanott (Mukaddamah) and the Listed-placed Silence Of Night (Bluebird), and the third dam Seme De Lys (Slew O’ Gold) is a placed half-sister to the smart staying hurdler Battalion (Vaguely Noble).
Ulanova has a yearling Olympic Glory filly.
8.45 WOLVERHAMPTON, 3YO+ FILLIES’ NOVICE, 7F AW1. ASCENDED (Ire), 3f,
Dark Angel – Mamma Morton (Elnadim) O: Mike & Michelle Morris, B: R J Cornelius, T: William Haggas 68,000gns Tattersalls October Yearling Sale Book 2 by John & Jake Warren consigned by R J Cornelius
2. Turn ‘N Twirl (USA), 3. Gentlewoman (Ire).Distances: hd, 2¼l. 8 ran.
Ascended (Dark Angel) was placed three times last summer and reappeared after a ten-month absence with a game victory over Turn ‘N Twirl (Twirling Candy), despite getting loose before the start. She is the eighth foal and eighth winner out of the placed Mamma Morton (Elnadim), whose progeny are headed by the triple Group-placed Listed scorer Master Of War (Compton Place). The grandam Gharam (Green Dancer) was third in the Gr.1 Poule d’Essai des Pouliches and her 11 winners include the Gr.3-placed pair Shaya (Nashwan) and Elshamms (Zafonic; dam of Listed scorer Taqseem), while her daughters are responsible for Gr.2 winner Tajmeel, Gr.3 winner Croc Valley and the Gr.1-placed Stakes winner Tamweel (dam of Stakes winner Ghost Is Clear). The third dam Water Lily (Riverman) was a Gr.3 winner in the US and the best of her eight successful offspring is the US Gr.1 winner and sire Talinum (Alydar).
Mamma Morton has a two-year-old Lope De Vega filly (bought in for 30,000gns at Book 2 of Tattersalls October Yearling Sale) and produced a colt by Iffraaj last year (30,000gns by Five Star Bloodstock at Tattersalls December Foal Sale) before visiting Showcasing.
Arabeska (Bated Breath) is the first leg of a maiden treble for trainer Willie McCreery at Gowran Park yesterday. © Caroline Norris
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5.05 GOWRAN PARK, 3YO+ C&G MAIDEN, 1M1½F1. UP HELLY AA (Ire), 3c,
Galileo – Fiesolana (Aussie Rules) O/B: Flaxman Stables Ireland Ltd, T: W McCreery
2. Globe Theatre (Ire), 3. Formal Order (GB)Distances: 4¼l, 2¼l. 14 ran.
There was a third maiden winner of the day for Willie McCreery as Up Helly Aa impressed at the second time of asking. The son of Galileo came through to take the lead from Globe Theatre (War Front) in the final furlong, before going clear in impressive style. He is the first foal out of the tough Fiesolana (Aussie Rules), a five-time Group winner, including in the Gr.1 Matron Stakes. She is a half-sister to the Gr.2 Honeymoon Handicap winner Innit (Distinctly North), the Gr.1 Prix Cambaceres winner TIdal Fury (Night Shift) and the Gr.1 Prix Alain du Breil winner Tidara Angel (Oratorio). They are amongst nine winners out of the juvenile scorer Tidal Reach (Kris S), a daughter of the unraced Davie Lady (Bold And Brave). She also produce the Listed (then) Buena Vista Handicap winner Davie’s Lamb (Unpredictable; grandam of the Gr.1 Prix Jean-Luc Lagardere third Salure and the Peruvian Gr.3-placed Amir Khan) and Walkerton (Copelan; dam of the Stakes-placed pair of Caleb Pond and Spy Hill).
Fiesolana has a two-year-old filly by Dubawi named Innervisions, a Galileo yearling full-sister to yesterday’s winner and foaled a Dubawi colt in March.
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2.35 (BST) LONGCHAMP, 3YO F MAIDEN, 2400M1. BERGAMASQUE (Ire), 3f,
Sea The Stars – Tereschenko (Giant’s Causeway) O/B: Al Asayl France, T: F H Graffard
2. Sister Midnight (Fr), 3. Donizzeta (USA)Distances: 2l, hd. 8 ran.
Bergamasque (Sea The Stars) was beaten by Sunday’s Gr.3 victrix Pelligrina last time and used that experience to win this in a good style. She is a half-sister to the winner Fibonacci (Galileo), out of Tereschenko (Giant’s Causeway), who is a half-sister to the European Champion Two-Year-Old Colt and sire Fasliyev and the Gr.3-placed Maderno (both by Nureyev), and the Gr.3 1,000 Guineas Trial winner Kamarinskaya (Storm Cat) and her full-sister, the unraced Butterfly Cove, dam of the Gr.1 Moyglare Stud Stakes winner Misty For Me and Gr.1 Prix Marcel Boussac victrix Ballydoyle, as well as Listed winner Twirl, and grandam of the triple Gr.1 winner and sire U S Navy Flag, fellow triple Gr.1 winner Roly Poly and the Gr.3 scorer Cover Song. The second dam is the unraced Mr P’s Princess (Mr Prospector), a full-sister to the Gr.2-placed sire Excavate and a half-sister to the dual Gr.1 winner and sire Menifee (Harlan), the triple Gr.1-winning sire Desert Wine (Damascus), Stakes winner Arsaan (Nureyev; dam of the dual Gr.2 scorer and sire Rock Star Show and the Gr.3-placed Hanarsaan; grandam of the South African Gr.1 winner Blueridge Mountain), the Stakes-placed Dupree (Matsadoon; grandam of the Stakes scorer Irish Fury) and the unraced Dame Sybil (Elocutionist; dam of the Gr.2 victor and sire Alannan, and Stakes
Melbourne Listed-placed Ace Acosta) and the placed Polish Precedent mare Sierra Leone (dam of Smiling Happy, multiple times Listed-placed in Macau). The third dam is the dual French Gr.2 winner Galla Placidia (Crystal Palace), also dam of the twice-placed Gueridia (Night Shift; dam of the dual Gr.3 winner Garnica and the Listed-winning chaser Galaxia).
African Moonlight has a yearling colt by Awtaad (140,000gns Tattersalls December Foal Sale by Shadwell Estate Company) and last year visited Dark Angel.
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1. COME SEPTEMBER (Ire), 3f, Roderic O’Connor – Arakans Secret (Arakan) O: Miss C R Holmes, B: John Hutchinson, T: W McCreery €5,000 Goffs Open Yearling Sale by Dermot Farrington, consigned by Newtown Lodge Stud
2. Angel’s Amy (Ire), 3. Jumellea (Ire)Distances: nk, 6½l. 9 ran.
Come September (Roderic O’Connor) holds off Angel’s Amy (Dragon Pulse) to win the fillies’ median auction maiden at Gowran Park. © Caroline Norris
Come September (Roderic O’Connor) travelled strongly and took the lead over a furlong out, before having enough in reserve to make a winning debut from Angel’s Amy (Dragon Pulse). She is the third foal and first winner from two runners out of the unraced Arakan mare Arakans Secret. She is a half-sister to the Gr.3 Grand Prix de Vichy-winning sire Agent Secret (Pyrus) and the French Listed-winning hurdler Imperial Secret (Imperial Ballet), also Gr.1-placed over hurdles in Italy. The second dam is the triple winner Ron’s Secret (Efisio), a daughter of the winner Primrose Bank (Charlottown). She produced seven winners, including the Listed (then) Finale Hurdle winner Primrolla (Relko) and the Gr.2 Queen Mary Stakes third Carolside (Music Maestro; dam of the Gr.3 Diomed Stakes-winning sire Eton Lad and the Listed-placed duo of Otto E Mezzo and Sure Gold; grandam of the Gr.3 Autumn Stakes winner Blitzkreig).
Arakans Secret has a two-year-old filly by Battle Of Marengo (€1,000 not sold Goffs Open Yearling Sale), a yearling colt by Elzaam and last year visited Prince Of Lir.
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Prancealot earns deserved first Graded Stakes successAs turf racing gets back into full swing across America, we
were treated to European-bred success from coast to coast this past Saturday, as many of us found our attention locked
firmly on Epsom Downs and a thrilling Derby. Lady Prancealot kicked off proceedings with her patented deep
home-straight drive to turn the tables on Hostess (Iffraaj), to whom she had previously finished second in the Gr.3 Senorita Stakes last month. The daughter of Sir Prancealot was bred in Ireland by Tally-Ho Stud and is out of the Haatef mare Naqrah. She now joins Madam Dancealot, Beau Recall and Ginger Nut as North American Stakes winners by the sire.
Formerly trained in the UK by David Evans, she was purchased for her current owners by myself and partner David Meah. She remained in Evans’s care for her last start, when she finished fourth in the Hilary Needler Trophy at Beverley, before being exported to the US. Her first two starts in the US were both at Listed Stakes level,and she was runner-up both times before an uneventful Breeders Cup run in the Gr.1 Juvenile Fillies’ Turf rounded out her juvenile year.
As a three-year-old she won an allowance race at Santa Anita in February which served as the ideal prep for a trio of Graded Stakes performances. She finished third in the Gr.3 Providencia Stakes at Santa Anita in April and then returned a month later to be an unlucky second in the Senorita Stakes, before returning to the winner’s circle this past weekend under a masterful ride from Joe Talamo for long time client, trainer Richie Baltas, in the Gr.3 Honeymoon Stakes.
The Southern California handler has become the go-to guy for European imports in recent years, and won the three-year-old colts’ race on the turf the same day with Neptune’s Storm (Stormy Atlantic). He previously trained Europeans like Madam Dancealot, Midnight Crossing, Pantsonfire and Goodyearforroses.
The victory on Saturday at Santa Anita saw Lady Prancealot’s earnings soar to just shy of $220,000, with a career record of three wins, four seconds and two thirds from 13 starts. She will now look to confirm her position as the top three-year-old turf filly in America and will be aimed at main mid-summer goals, the 1m2f Gr.1 Belmont Oaks for $750,000 in July and then the Gr.1 Del Mar Oaks,
worth $300,000 and contested over 1m1f on the Jimmy Durante turf course at Del Mar.
LA FORCE IS STRONGThe action continued in California with La Force winning the Gr.2 Santa Maria Stakes. I previously won the historic race in 2010 with private purchase St Trinians and this year’s running was no less heartfelt by me, as she is owned by former clients and great friends Ro and Ward Williford and Chuck Winner, all of whom I previously trained for, and in true ‘six degrees of separation’ style, she was trained by my former boss Patrick Gallagher.
Saturday’s victory was the first Graded Stakes win for the five-year-old daughter of Power, who had already amassed over $550,000 in career earnings. In 2018 La Force finished second in three consecutive Gr.1 races, the Beholder Mile Stakes, the Clement L Hirsch Stakes and finally the Zenyatta Stakes. The winning owners are no strangers to European-bred runners; Chuck Winner owned the four-time Gr.1 winner Magical Fantasy (Diesis) and Three Degrees (Singspiel), winner of the Gr.2 Honeymoon Breeders’ Cup Handicap, and the Wiliford’s have owned many European-bred horses over the years, including Blue Rhapsody (Cape Cross), the dam of Western Hymn.
DEMARCHELIER REMAINS UNBEATENThe final European to make it to the winner’s circle this weekend came via Belmont Park, where Demarchelier won the Gr.3 Pennine Ridge Stakes on the New York track’s inner turf course, by a neck. The son of Dubawi was purchased for 425,000gns from Tattersalls Book 1 by Peter Brant’s White Birch Farm, from his breeder Newsells Park Stud. The three-year-old is currently undefeated in the US, having won a maiden at Aqueduct last year and a first level allowance race at Keeneland this April.
Last Saturday’s victory was his Graded Stakes debut for trainer Chad Brown under jockey Javier Castellano and accelerated the unbeaten colt’s career earnings to just over $188,000. Demarchelier is out of the Sadlers Wells mare Loveisallyouneed, who in turn is a full-sister to Gr.1 winners Yesterday and Quarter Moon. The possible target race for him now will be the Gr.1 Belmont Derby this summer.
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1 ANAPURNA [far side] rallies having been headed to win the Gr.1 Oaks to give Frankel a first Classic winner. 2 DEFOE (Dalakhani) stretches clear for Gr.1 Coronation Cup victory. 3 SPACE BLUES (Dubawi) [blue] tackles Urban Icon (Cityscape) in the closing stages of the Listed Surrey Stakes.
4 PINATUBO (Shamardal) takes the opener, the Woodcote Stakes. 5 ANTHONY VAN DYCK (Galileo) flies down the inner for victory in the 240th Gr.1 Derby. 6 Second 12 months ago, ANNA NERIUM (Dubawi) takes the Gr.3 Princess Elizabeth Stakes. 7 ZAAKI (Leroisdesanimaux) lands a first Group win in the
Gr.3 Diomed Stakes. 8 LE DON DE VIE (Leroisdesanimaux) leads the field into the straight before victory in the opener.
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winners Princess Sybil and Never Speaking; grandam of the dual Gr.1 winner Les Arcs). The third dam is the Stakes winner Anne Campbell (Never Bend).
Tereschenko has a two-year-old colt by Battle Of Marengo and an Invincible Spirit yearling filly. BR
3.45 (BST) LONGCHAMP, 3YO C&G MAIDEN, 2400M1. MISTER NINO (Fr), 3c,
Magician – Desideria (Desert Party) O: Paul Nataf, B: S.A.G.L. Seserve, T: J M Beguigne €28,000 Arqana October Yearling Sale by Ardglas Stable, consigned by Haras de Grandcamp €30,000 2018 Arqana Summer Sale by Paul Nataf, consigned by Ardglas Stables
2. Poet’s Quest (Fr), 3. Plateado (Fr).Distances: 1¾l, ¾l. 8 ran.
Mister Nino (Magician) was third last time and scored here on his fourth outing. He is the first foal out of the US winner Desideria (Desert Party), who is a half-sister to Listed-placed Cow Catcher (Cactus Ridge) and the seven-time winner Heart Stopper (Lion Heart). The second dam is the five-time Stakes victrix Stop A Train (Devil His Due), a half-sister to triple Stakes winner Sunset Kisses (Sky Classic), and the dam of the black-type winners Four Left Feet and Perfect Step. The third dam A Kiss Away (Cozzene) won five races. BR
FIRST CROP SIRE MAIDENSBRAZEN BEAUGet The Look (Ire), 2f, ex Confidente (Awesome Again)
6.10 Lingfield Park, EBF fillies’ novice, 6f AW
HOT STREAKStreet Life (GB), 2c, ex Atheera (Shamardal)
7.50 Newcastle, EBF novice, 5f AW
KINGSTON HILLSt George’s Head (Ire), 2c, ex Good Chocolate (Fayruz)
6.30 Tipperary, EBF median auction, 5f
MAKE BELIEVEJump The Gun (Ire), 2c, ex Sound Of Guns (Acclamation)
7.50 Newcastle, EBF novice, 5f AW
MUHAARARFashion Free (GB), 2f, ex Ighraa (Tamayuz)
6.10 Lingfield Park, EBF fillies’ novice, 6f AW
OUTSTRIPLaughing Crusader (GB), 2c, ex Sitting Pritty (Compton Place)
7.50 Newcastle, EBF novice, 5f AW
PRINCE GIBRALTARMarshelha Prince (Fr), 2c, ex Moune (Whipper)
3.27 [BST] Marseille Borely, maiden, 1200mRedness (Fr), 2f, ex Red Smart (Smart Strike)
3.27 [BST] Marseille Borely, maiden, 1200m
SIDESTEPGold Step (Fr), 2f, ex Fedora (Kendor)
3.27 [BST] Marseille Borely, maiden, 1200m
CORRECTIONSunday’s Gr.3 Fruhjahrs-Preis – Derby Trial winner Accon (Camelot) is the second foal out Anaita (Dubawi), a dual winner at four, whose first foal Amorella (Nathaniel) won her second Listed race early last month. This is the family of Gr.2 Union-Rennen winner and Gr.1-placed sire Axxos (Monsun), not as previously stated in EBN.
BREEDERS’ ROUND-UPBRITISH-BRED WINNERS ABROAD
HAVANA GOLD Cuban Heel (GB), 4g, ex Tipping Over (Aussie Rules) Selangor TC, Malaysia, 11 May, hcap, 1600mT, £2,257 B: Tipping Over Partnership
HEERAAT Hidden Happiness (GB), 3f, ex Otrooha (Oasis Dream) Goteborg, Sweden, 12 May, 3yo+, hcap, 1200mT, £2,398 B: Mickley Stud, Harc Syndicate
HELLVELYN Faulkwood (GB), 5g, ex Sleep Dance (Sleeping Indian) Mons-Ghlin, Belgium, 13 May, cond, 1500mAW, €3,000 B: Mrs M U B Redvers
KYLLACHY Used To Be (GB), 5g, ex Polly Floyer (Halling) Budapest, Hungary, 12 May, cond, 1400mT, £1,057 B: Barton Stud Partnership
MAKFI Crimson Lake (GB), 5m, ex Liberty Chery (Statue Of Liberty) Longchamp, France, 12 May, 4yo+f&m hcap, 2000mT, €13,000 B: Qatar Bloodstock Ltd
MARTALINE Gamaline (GB), 3f, ex Urticaire (Mister Sacha) Dieppe, France, 12 May, 3yof, cond, 3200mT, €9,600 B: Goldford Stud
NATIVE KHAN Gazibora Khan (GB), 5h, ex Enhance (Entrepreneur) Ankara, Turkey, 11 May, 4yo+, cond, 1900mT, £6,815 B: Mr V I Araci
OASIS DREAM Film (GB), 7h, ex Bionic (Zafonic) Moulins, France, 12 May, 4yo+, cond, 1000mT, €9,000 B: Juddmonte Farms Ltd
Presidency (GB), 6h, ex Quest To Peak (Distant View) Madrid, Spain, 12 May, hcap, 1200mT, €15,000 B: Juddmonte Farms Ltd
ORATORIO Truffle Black (GB), 8g, ex Hold The Thought (Galileo) Hyeres, France, 11 May, 4yo+, hcap, 2500mT, €4,750 B: Marqu de Moratalla
ROYAL APPLAUSE Haweswater (GB), 6m, ex Critical Path (Noverre) Goteborg, Sweden, 12 May, 4yo+, hcap, 1600mT, £1,599 B: Trebles Holford Farm Thoroughbreds
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ARCANO Pinky Guy (Ire), 4c, ex Whisper Dance (Stravinsky) Rome, Italy, 12 May, 4yo+, hcap, 1600mAW, €2,167 B: Stonecross Stud
BATTLE OF MARENGO Bunora de l’Alguer (Ire), 3f, ex Rose Buck (Acclamation) Chilivani, Italy, 11 May, 3yo, cond, 2300mT, €2,125 B: Golden Vale Stud
BORN TO SEA Lady Gavoi (Ire), 2f, ex Bleu Ciel Et Rouge (Manduro) Chilivani, Italy, 11 May, 2yo, cond, 1000mT, €2,125 B: K Murphy
Sea The Night (Ire), 3g, ex Derval (One Cool Cat) Velka Chuchle, Czechia, 11 May, 3yo+, hcap, 1800mT, £672 B: Lynn Lodge Stud
BUNGLE INTHEJUNGLE Bungle Experience (Ire), 2f, ex Farran (Fast Company) Siracusa, Italy, 11 May, 2yof, maiden, 1100mT, €4,675 B: D Brickley
CAMACHO Macho (Ire), 4c, ex Chachalacas (Hawk Wing) Siracusa, Italy, 11 May, 3yo+, hcap, 1100mD, €1,700 B: M Higgins
CASAMENTO City Dreamer (Ire), 5g, ex Cadescia (Cadeaux Genereux) Percy Warner, USA, 11 May, 4yo+, Listed hdle, 2m2fT, $60,000 B: Redpender Stud Ltd
Bridge Pinot (Ire), 3c, ex Silverscreen Queen (Saffron Walden) Rome, Italy, 12 May, 3yo, maiden, 2000mT, €4,250 B: Rossenarra Stud Bloodstock Ltd
SEA THE MOON Cartes (GB), 3c, ex Kensington Gardens (Oasis Dream) Longchamp, France, 12 May, 3yo, claimer, 1850mT, €13,500 B: Glebe Stud & Partners
SINNDAR Sagama (GB), 3f, ex Saghaniya (Rock Of Gibraltar) Le Pin-Au-Haras, France, 12 May, 3yo, maiden, 2350mT, €5,750 B: HH Aga Khan’s Studs
SIXTIES ICON Sarstedt (GB), 4g, ex Saluem (Salse) Dieppe, France, 12 May, 4yoc&g, cond, 3400mT, €9,600 B: Rosyground Stud
WINKER WATSON Wink Oliver (GB), 7g, ex Nadinska (Doyen) Tarbes, France, 10 May, 4yo+, hcap, 1500mT, €7,000 B: Norman Court Stud
WORTHADD Ignacius Reilly (GB), 3c, ex In The Pink (Indian Ridge) Velka Chuchle, Czechia, 11 May, 3yo, cond, 1600mT, £10,082 B: Miss K Rausing
ZAMINDAR Boncourt (GB), 5h, ex Tina’s Spirit (Invincible Spirit) Almaty, Kazakhstan, 09 May, 4yo+, local Listed, 2000mT, £1,062 B: Aston Mullins Stud & Mr S Barrow
IRISH-BRED WINNERS ABROAD
ACAMBARO Just Wait And See (Ire), 10g, ex Connollys Glory (Kadeed) Willowdale, USA, 12 May, Listed hdle, 3m3f, $21,000 B: A Connolly
ACCLAMATION Crayon (Ire), 3c, ex With Colour (Rainbow Quest) Goteborg, Sweden, 12 May, 3yo, maiden, 1600mT, £3,197 B: Awbeg Stud
ALHEBAYEB Whispered Dream (Ire), 3c, ex Shady Nook (Key Of Luck) Milan, Italy, 11 May, 3yo, hcap, 2000mT, €5,525 B: M Carty
ARCADIO Just Mine (Ire), 4f, ex Just A Moment (Bob Back) Budapest, Hungary, 12 May, hcap, 1800mT, £856 B: Mrs C Cummins
EXCHANGE RATESGBP/USD – 1.26GBP/EUR – 1.13GBP/AUD – 1.82GBP/HKD – 9.90
GBP/JPY – 136.91GBP/CHF – 1.26GBP/SEK – 11.96GBP/AED – 4.64
EUR/USD – 1.12
*The above rates are the Google indicative rates at 16:00 on 03/06/19 and must be used as an approximation for conversion.
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