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Monday 16 May 2016

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Outstanding debt ColleCts singapore guineas in style

it’s that pulverising finish of his that can blow the house down. the last of the three wins of the son of thorn Park in the first Leg of the singapore three-Year-Old Challenge, the group 2 singapore three-Year-Old Classic (1400m) had been particularly ominous in the way he gobbled up his adversaries in the home straight.

adding more credit to sunday’s astounding win in the third and final Leg was the composure of his jockey Michael Rodd at the 1100m mark when longshot special Force (nZ)

Debt Collector strides clear to nab his Group One prize at Kranji

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debt Collector (NZ) (thorn Park) undeniably stamped himself as this year’s best three-year-old when he unleashed a blinding acceleration at the 300m to

land the $500,000 group 1 singapore guineas (1600m) on sunday.

the writing has been on the wall for a while - and we are not referring to the uniquely singaporean habit of local debt collectors for loan sharks splashing reminders in red paint on debtors’ houses!

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Outstanding debt ColleCts singapore guineas in style

(Falkirk) suddenly veered off the rails pinballing Mr scorsese (nZ) (Pentire) and Little big Man (nZ) (showcasing) hopelessly to the outside.

debt Collector was luckily seeing them all at that stage and after avoiding any backwash, Rodd let his horse take the suck along the rails. From that point onwards, debt Collector, whom Rodd said he had had a hard time niggling at in the first half of the race, travelled a lot better.

at the 400m, the double was well on the cards going with the way he was jogging, but the remaining task ahead still looked nothing short of insurmountable, even if the Long Course gave some leeway for a spectacular comeback.

but once Rodd got debt Collector into overdrive, the complexion of the concluding stages shifted shape in the twinkling of an eye. debt Collector produced an electric turn of foot that saw him swallow up his rivals, almost sweeping off Magnum (nZ) (Per incanto) in the process, before careering away to arguably one of the most stunning finishes ever seen at Kranji.

the Victorian-based barree stable-owned gelding in the end recorded a soft two-length win from a very gallant infantry (nZ) (tavistock) with Magnum again letting down his connections and colourful Hawaiian shirt-clad fan club (a salute to the 80s iconic Magnum Pi played by tom selleck) to run third another half-a-length away. the winning time was 1min 34.4secs for the mile on the Long Course.

normally a picture of nonchalance after his horses win, trainer Cliff brown was barely able to speak this time.

“i liked where he was in the race, but when they turned for

home, i’d be happy if he had run third or fourth,” he said. “His last 400m was just incredible. He’s a horse that

doesn’t excite me in trackwork but i’m really excited now.“He will go for a much deserved break now. Hopefully he

will be my derby horse next year.”Rodd for one was more no-holds-barred in the way he

waxed lyrical about debt Collector. the Melbourne Cup-winning jockey would know a thing or two about speedy conveyances, but said what his third singapore group 1 winner (after stepitup’s Panasonic Kranji Mile and Raffles Cup last year) did was almost freakish.

“i’ve ridden a lot of winners all over the world, but that was one sensational win, especially as he beat a very good bunch of three-year-olds this year,” said the australian hoop.

“His turn of foot was just out of this world. He finished so hard that he ran on top of them. He won with authority in the end.”

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Race Singapore TC Singapore Guineas Sgp-1 1600m.

Winner Debt Collector (NZ) 2012

Owners Barree Stable

Trainer Cliff Brown (Kranji)

Breeding by Thorn Park (AUS) out of Prompt Payment (IRE) by In the Wings (GB)

Breeder Windsor Park Stud Ltd; Waikato; NZ

Sales 2014 National Yearling Sale - Select Sale V: Windsor Park Stud $30000 P: Michael Wallace B/stock

2014 Ready to Run Sale V: Prima Park $120000 P: Cliff Brown Racing

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underrated sprinter Salamanca (NZ) (alamosa) made light of a near six month absence from

the racetrack when he kicked off a new winter campaign with a demolition job at new Plymouth on the weekend.

the hardy five-year-old gelding made it win number seven from just 23 starts when he accounted for a handy rating 85 field over 1200 metres in the hands of promising apprentice danielle Hirini. Hirini’s three kilogram claim was put to good effect and despite still carrying the clear topweight of 59kgs, the gelding had plenty in reserve as he cruised to the line to win untouched by a length from his nearest rival.

Classy galloper Salamanca was back with a vengeance at New Plymouth on Saturday

“gore guineas winner Wafer will have his first run back next weekend so i’m excited about that,” he said.

“if he comes up well we might look at slipping him over to australia for a couple of runs there. Leeds is also nearly ready to return with the Winter Cup in mind for him while Mighty Matt is also a very handy winter sprinter who will be stepping out soon.

“it’s probably the best winter team i’ve had in years so i’m looking forward to the coming months.”

– nZ Racing desk

“i was fairly confident leading into the race as he was the best performed horse in the field by a clear margin and his work had been very good in the build-up,” said trainer Mike breslin.

“He always goes well fresh and despite having not raced since the new Zealand Cup carnival i thought he was a good winning chance.”

breslin believes the gelding will take plenty of improvement from the run as he heads towards his main target for the winter, the Listed Powerworx Opunake Cup in late July.

“He was only really eighty percent ready on saturday so he will derive enormous benefit from the run,” he noted.

“We’ll keep him ticking along over the next couple of months although, as he goes well fresh, you won’t see him for another 3-4 weeks.

“i’ve got the Opunake Cup as his main target so whatever we do will be with that in mind.”

breslin is also excited about his team for the winter with several high class gallopers set to return shortly.

Race Taranaki RC Mason Appliances Haier H. 1200m.

Winner Salamanca (NZ) 2010

Owners G E & Mrs J E Harris, MJM Bloodstock Ltd & Pee Gee Bloodstock

Trainer Mike Breslin (Awapuni)

Breeding by Alamosa out of Anca by Howbaddouwantit (USA)

Breeder Cambridge Hunt Ltd; Central; NZ

Sales 2012 National Yearling Sale - Premier Session V: Wellfield Lodge $80000 P: MP Breslin

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He Kin FLY takes step up with aplomb

Progressive three-year-old He Kin Fly (NZ) (darci brahma) showed he could become one of the stars of next season when he made it two wins from two starts

at Rotorua on the weekend.the son of darci brahma (nZ) (danehill) and stakes

winning mare shi Kin Fly (nZ) (shinko King) had created a huge impression when breaking maiden status at te aroha last month which saw him installed a warm favourite to repeat the dose in rating 65 company on saturday.

that was despite the misgivings co-trainer andrew Forsman had about the way the Rotorua track was playing with those drawn near the fence having trouble making ground against runners who were scouting wide in the closing stages of earlier races.

“i’ve always said it is the hardest jump to make in racing when you go from a midweek maiden to a saturday rated 65 event so there were some concerns before the race,” he said.

“the way the track was playing wasn’t a help either as his inside draw looked to be a disadvantage. in saying that he does have huge ability so we were just hoping that might be the decisive factor.”

the talented gelding made light of any fears as he jumped well and put himself close to the pace without urging from

He Kin Fly (inner) digs deep to record his second consecutive victory, much to the delight of one

punter who was close to the winning action.

Forsman and senior training partner Murray baker will now assess how the gelding recovers from his exertions over the next few days before any future plans are made.

“He’s not a horse who will cope with the really deep tracks of winter so whether he has another run or goes to the paddock will be determined by how he pulls up from this one,” he said.

“Whatever he has done this time in is a bonus as we don’t expect to see the best of him until next preparation. He has all the attributes to be a very handy galloper so a break will do him the world of good and hopefully he can come back just as well in the spring.”

– nZ Racing desk

Race Rotorua RC Fiber Fresh H. 1400m.

Winner He Kin Fly (NZ) 2012

Owners Mark & Sara Devcich

Trainer Murray Baker & Andrew Forsman (Cambridge)

Breeding by Darci Brahma out of Shi Kin Fly by Shinko King (IRE)

Breeder Cambridge Hunt Ltd; Central; NZ

Sales 2013 National Weanling; Broodmare & Mixed Sale V: Curraghmore Stud $62500 P: Devcich BStk

rider Matthew Cameron. angled to the middle of the track by Cameron as they headed for the winning post, He Kin Fly established a winning break and held that to the line despite being pressed hard by underthemoonlight (nZ) (el Hermano) in the shadows of the winning post.

“He is a very talented prospect and although they got close to him at the post he still went another 800 metres after they finished without being headed,” noted Forsman.

“His breeding suggests he will get up to a middle distance so there will be a lot of options for him next season once he learns a little more about the game.”

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diaMOnd aLL sPaRKLes for haworth team

Lightly raced mare Diamond Cut (NZ) (guillotine) threw her bridle in the ring for some major spring assignments when she cruised to victory for part-owner and trainer

david Haworth on the weekend.Haworth, who prepares the five-year-old mare with

daughter emma, was keen on her chances at new Plymouth despite the mare making her first appearance over the 1600 metre journey of the Landmark Homes sponsored contest.

“she is a mare i have a lot of time for as she has a touch of class about her in everything she does,” he remarked.

“Her other owners have been great as they have let us take our time with her as she has needed to strengthen up and

Diamond Cut holds out all challenges to record an impressive win at her first attempt at the 1600 metre journey

mature mentally as well as physically. this preparation has seen her take some giant strides and i can see her being even better in her next campaign.”

Haworth admits he had some concerns in lining his charge up for her first start past 1400 metres but believes she will be at her best over a middle distance in the future.

“she has done really well to date but i’ve always said she will be suited best between 1600 and 2000 metres,” he said.

“she handles most track conditions so i wasn’t worried when it came up a slow 8 for saturday. i was more concerned about it being her first run over a mile and when she was wide for most of the way i wondered if she might weaken when the pressure went on.

“as it was she travelled beautifully and was very strong to the line so she ticked that box nicely.

“she has a very high cruising speed and is plenty tough so we are definitely looking forward to the spring.”

Haworth will assess the mare’s condition over the next few days before deciding on any further runs in this preparation, noting that once the tracks turn heavy she will definitely be

Race Taranaki RC Landmark Homes H. 1600m.

Winner Diamond Cut (NZ) 2010

Owners D R Haworth, K & M Miles, Mrs D & M L Page

Trainer David & Emma Haworth (Foxton)

Breeding by Guillotine out of Sabbia Bay by J. O. Dahlia (USA)

Breeder Windsor Park Stud Ltd; Waikato; NZ

Sales 2012 National Yearling Sale - Select Session V: Windsor Park Stud $16000 P: DR Haworth

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sent for a spell.“i don’t want to bust her by sending her

around on a bog so once we get the rain she will head to the paddock,” he confirmed.

“We really only race at trentham, Otaki and awapuni in the winter and they all become bogs so she’s better being in a paddock getting ready for bigger spoils in the spring.”

– nZ Racing desk

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baRgain-buY FiLLY is nO PusHOVeR innZ blooDstoCk insuranCe stakes

Punters who had their fingers burnt when hot favourite Turncoat (NZ) (swiss ace) flopped on debut at

trentham last month may have been feeling a little better with themselves after the strapping swiss ace gelding comfortably made amends on his home track on saturday.

sent out at cramped odds on debut, the allan sharrock trained gelding never raised his supporter’s hopes when he dwelt at the start and finished well back that day. this time the three-year-old gelding bounced straight to the front from the barriers and travelled easily throughout the 1200 metre contest. slipped some rein by rider Jonathan Riddell approaching the home bend, turncoat lengthened stride impressively and dashed away in the straight to win Turncoat is ready for business as he parades before the first race at New Plymouth on the weekend

Race Taranaki RC Hirepool Maiden S. 1200m.

Winner Turncoat (NZ) 2012

Owners NZ Thoroughbred Holdings Ltd.

Trainer Allan Sharrock (New Plymouth)

Breeding by Swiss Ace (AUS) out of Miz Monroe by Shinko King (IRE)

Breeder G Harvey; Waikato; NZ

“i’m sure gerry will be fielding some offers from Hong Kong and the like so where he ends up will depend on what he wants to do but if he does stay here i expect to see him get through to the top echelon in the future.”

– nZ Racing desk

untouched by nearly five lengths at the post.“to be fair we did expect him to do something similar on

debut but he missed the jump and a few things went wrong for him that day,” explained sharrock.

“i’ve made no secret of the high regard i hold him in so i was pretty happy he proved me right this time as he’s only going to get better as he matures and learns what it’s all about.”

Raced by his breeder gerry Harvey, turncoat has impressed sharrock from the moment he stepped onto his property.

“He was a bit of a rogue early on but once we straightened that out he has just gone from strength to strength,” he said.

“He is a big, powerful type who has run some amazing sectionals in trackwork so i think he has a big future ahead of him if we can retain him here in new Zealand.

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trainer Mark Walker is still playing the conservative card even after Rockfast (Fastnet Rock) took out

the $80,000 gingerbread Man 2011 stakes over 2000m on sunday.

the new Zealander had all along been careful about not overselling the Fastnet Rock four-year-old as a singapore derby prospect, even if at this stage the te akau Racing stable-owned gelding is his only eligible contender.

He thought the 65-point rater needed to beat favourite Zip a dee doo dah (nZ) (Cecconi), himself a derby aspirant, on sunday first, let alone picking up more points before he can face the starter in the glamour showpiece on July 10.

Ridden by back-from-suspension jockey Manoel nunes, Rockfast was simply impressive when he emerged from the rear division at the 300m to go and hold at bay all comers in the Kranji stakes C race.

Zip a dee doo dah lost no marks as he had to thread a passage through to settle for third one length off air Force One (nZ) (Pentire) in second place. both placegetters are also in the running for the derby.

When asked if the singapore Four-Year-Old Challenge and ultimately the group 1 emirates singapore derby (2000m) were in Rockfast’s sights, Walker’s answer was yes and no.

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Rockfast in winning action at Kranji on Sunday

“He won’t go for the 1400m leg (stewards’ Cup on May 29) and i’ll see how he pulls up,” said Walker who has yet to win a derby, here or even in new Zealand in spite of his 20 group One wins there.

“He’s won well today but it’s still a big step-up to go towards the derby. i thought Zip a dee doo dah would be hard to beat today.

“nunes rode him for luck and they got the split. He then motored home for a nice win.

“i think the rain that came yesterday took the jar out of the track and that definitely helped him.”

Rockfast has now recorded three wins and two placings for stakes earnings past the $130,000 mark for his connections. He was a $410,000 purchase for te akau Racing’s david ellis at the 2013 national Yearling sale

series from the Curraghmore draft.He commenced his career in new

Zealand where he won once and was placed on eight further occasions from 11 starts including a runner- up finish to turn Me Loose (nZ) (iffraaj) in the 2014 gr. 1 2000 guineas.

Race Singapore TC Gingerbread Man S. 2000m.

Winner Rockfast (AUS) 2012

Owners Te Akau Racing Stable

Trainer Mark Walker (Kranji)

Breeding by Fastnet Rock (AUS) out of Gypsy Princess (IRE) by Sadler’s Wells (USA)

Breeder Orpendale, Chelsaus (Ireland)

Sales 2013 National Yearling Sale - Premier Session; V: Curraghmore Stud, P: Mr DC Ellis; $410,000

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nZ staLLiOn awarDsThe CenTaine award

The Grosvenor award

The dewar sTallion TrophySTALLIONS EARNINGS

SAVABEEL $12,634,174

taVistOCK $10,723,323

PentiRe $7,707,388

O’ReiLLY $6,702,474

ZabeeL $6,118,837

Pins $5,901,381

daRCi bRaHMa $5,728,858

iFFRaaJ $5,532,179

eLusiVe CitY $4,422,048

MasteRCRaFtsMan $4,117,979

STALLIONS EARNINGS

SAVABEEL $7,486,887

PentiRe $6,452,417

ZabeeL $5,314,412



iFFRaaJ $3,323,284

Pins $3,183,244

O’ReiLLY $2,807,421


sHinKO King $1,994,273

Criteria: Sire whose NZ-conceived progeny have accumulated the highest stakes earnings worldwide

Criteria: Sire whose progeny have accumulated the highest combined stakes earnings in Australia & New Zealand

STALLIONS EARNINGS

SAVABEEL $2,347,055


iFFRaaJ $1,570,685

Pins $1,274,834



PentiRe $1,094,101

aLaMOsa $1,015,348

eLusiVe CitY $931,795

tHORn PaRK $904,108

BEST PERFORMERS EARNINGS

KAWI $498,000

JuLinsKY PRinCe $309,500

XiOng Feng $579,685

deCORaH $141,400

VOLKstOK’n’baRReLL $238,750

VaLLeY giRL $254,625

XtRaVagant $461,250

stOLen danCe $267,725

PeRFeCt Fit $251,775

RYan MaRK $217,400

Criteria: Leading Sires by Earnings in New Zealand

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nZ bRed WinneRs in HOng KOng may 11

nZ bRed WinneRs in HOng KOng may 14

HORSE & BREEDING BREEDER RACE SALES DETAILS

HAPPY YEAH YEAH (NZ) 2006 by Kashani (USA) out of Glory March by All Glory

g n & Mrs P e M brindley; nZ

HKJC Le French May trophy H. 1200m.


Bradpit – PLENTY OF SPEED (H.K.) (NZ) 2009 by Gold Centre (AUS) out of Intensive Care by T.V. Heart Throb (USA)

Meehan bloodstock trust; Central; nZ

HKJC Ho sheung Heung Road H. 1400m.

2011 national Yearling sale - Festival session; V: newmarket Lodge stud, P: Cavallo agistment Centre; $10,000

Justa Belt – METALLIC STAR (H.K.) (NZ) 2008 by O’Reilly out of Minnie Belt by Oregon (USA)

K & Mrs K a gray; Central; nZ

HKJC Lung Mun Road H. 1400m.

ARCHIPPUS (NZ) 2010 by Keeper (AUS) out of Sara Ann by Stravinsky (USA)

sir Patrick & Lady Hogan & a t Kelly; Waikato; nZ

HKJC Pok Fu Lam Public school H. 1000m.

2012 national Yearling sale - Premier session; V: Cambridge stud, P: Hong Kong Jockey Club; $150,000

Gaultier – SIMPLY INVINCIBLE (H.K.) (NZ) 2011 by Rios out of Playacting (AUS) by Royal Academy (USA)

Mrs b L & dr P V Rattray; Waikato; nZ

HKJC Pok Fu Lam Country Park H. 1400m.

2013 Ready to Run sale; V: Rattray bloodstock, P: upstage b/stock; $17,500

Upham – BASIC TRILOGY (H.K.) (NZ) 2011 by Mastercraftsman (IRE) out of Gold Class by Gold Brose (AUS)

W Pegg; Waikato; nZ

HKJC Pok Fu Lam Reservoir Road H. 1800m.

2013 national Yearling sale - Premier sale; V: Wentwood grange, P: Moody Rcg; $100,000

NEWS IN BRIEFLinwood Park Announces 2016 Stud Fees

Cambridge-based Linwood Park stud Limited has announced its service fees for the 2016 breeding season.Proven sire Ekraar (Red Ransom) will stand at a fee of $10,000 plus gst, with his progeny still very popular as evidenced at last week’s

national broodmare, Weanling and Mixed bloodstock sale at Karaka.ekraar is the sire of the group 1 winners Rising Romance (nZ), shez sinsational (nZ), ekstreme (nZ) and Habibi (nZ). the impeccably-bred Echoes Of Heaven (encosta de Lago) will be standing at a fee of $6000 plus gst. He is an encosta de Lago stakes-

winning half-brother to the champion sire Redoute’s Choice.echoes Of Heaven made an encouraging start with his first racetrack runners this season including the duke Of Jazz (nZ) who won on

debut at Wanganui.Giant’s Steps (giant’s Causeway) who began stud duties at Linwood Park last year will stand at a fee of $5000 plus gst.giant’s steps is closely related to ekraar and Hussonet and is a dual group 1 winner and the winner of six races. He is a son of champion

sire giant’s Causeway (six times gr. 1 winner) who is recognised around the world.

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nZ bRed WinneRs in singaPORe may 13

nZ bRed WinneRs in singaPORe may 15


JOYOUS (NZ) 2011 by Iffraaj (GB) out of Casual Walk by Creese (GB)

blakrayne Pastoral Pty Ltd; auckland; nZ

singapore tC Class 5 H. 1400m.

2013 Ready to Run sale; V: Pertab bloodstock, P: sF Lee; $6,000

ALIBI (NZ) 2012 by Darci Brahma out of Bound to Impress by Galileo (IRE)

t R & Mrs V M Pascoe; Waikato; nZ

singapore tC graduation s. 1200m.

2014 Ready to Run sale; V: esker Lodge, P: Michael J Clements; $90,000

RIVER OF GOLD (NZ) 2012 by Pins (AUS) out of Indisputable by Not a Single Doubt (AUS)

amadi Park Ltd; Waikato; nZ


2014 national Yearling sale - select sale; V: Highview, P: Ws team; $30,000

OLYMPIC ANTHEM (NZ) 2010 by Starcraft out of Fire Song by Senor Pete (USA)

P Webb; Waikato; nZ

singapore tC benchmark 89 H. 1100m.

2012 national Yearling sale - Premier session; V: trelawney stud Ltd, P: dgR tbred services; $150,000

LIM’S ACTION (NZ) 2010 by Any Suggestion (AUS) out of Volaisha by Volksraad (GB)

Mrs K a & n J auret; Central; nZ

singapore tC Kranji s. 1200m.

BRAHMA CIRCUS (NZ) 2011 by Darci Brahma out of State Circus (GB) by Dr Fong (USA)

the Oaks stud; Waikato; nZ


2013 national Yearling sale - Premier sale; V: the Oaks stud, P: new Zealand bstk-ag; $100,000


O’REILLY BAY (NZ) 2012 by O’Reilly out of Pinot Gris by Pentire (GB)

Lincoln Farms Ltd; auckland; nZ

singapore tC super easy s. 1400m.

DEBT COLLECTOR (NZ) 2012 by Thorn Park (AUS) out of Prompt Payment (IRE) by In the Wings (GB)

Windsor Park stud Ltd; Waikato; nZ

singapore tC singapore guineas sgp-1 1600m.

2014 national Yearling sale - select sale; V: Windsor Park stud, P: Michael Wallace b/stock; $30,000

2014 Ready to Run sale; V: Prima Park, P: Cliff brown Racing; $120,000

MURRAYFIELD (NZ) 2012 by Pins (AUS) out of O’Really by Centaine (AUS)

Waikato stud Ltd; Waikato; nZ

singapore tC Kelantan s. 1400m.

2014 national Yearling sale - Premier sale; V: Waikato stud Ltd, P: s gray; $85,000

NEWS IN BRIEF

Weir undecided as Raw Impulse wins againOptions remain open for Raw Impulse (Makfi) after he maintained his unbeaten australian record with another easy win at Caulfield.Raw impulse toyed with his opposition in winning the Racing Photos Handicap on saturday, his third straight victory since joining

leading trainer darren Weir.Raw impulse is nominated for next week’s group One doomben Cup and while not ruling out a start Weir said it was unlikely Raw

impulse would be running.Weir said a trip to brisbane was being considered while the Listed WJ McKell Cup at Randwick on May 28 was also a possibility.“We’ll get him home now, get him down the beach and see how he is,” Weir said.“He needs to take on some better opposition at some stage to see where he fits in.“He’s had a beautiful preparation for taking on a better race.”Raw impulse is by dubawi’s son Makfi who will head the Westbury stud roster in 2016 with his fee set at $25,000 + gst.Makfi, who shuttles from the aga Khan’s Haras de bonneval in France, has been represented by the group One winners sofia Rosa (nZ)

and Marky Mark from his first southern Hemisphere crop.

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