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EXPERT EYE RETIRES TO BANSTEAD MANOR STUDLast Saturday’s Gr.1 Breeders’ Cup Mile winner Expert Eye has been retired from racing and will stand at Juddmonte’s Banstead Manor Stud, where his fee has been set at £20,000.

The son of Acclamation, a Juddmonte homebred, won the first two starts of his career, including a wide-margin victory in the Gr.2 Vintage Stakes.

This season he opened up with a second in the Gr.3 Greenham Stakes, before putting behind a disappointing run in the Gr.1 2,000 Guineas, with a four and a half-length victory in the Gr.3 Jersey Stakes at Royal Ascot. Second in the Gr.1 Sussex Stakes, he then took the Gr.3 City of York Stakes later in August. His final European run came in the Gr.1 Prix du Moulin at Longchamp in September, where he was third to Recoletos.

Stud Director Simon Mockridge commented: “We are delighted to announce the arrival of Expert Eye to Juddmonte Farms. He is the first British-trained winner of the Breeders’ Cup Mile since 1994, further strengthening one of the most exciting young stallion rosters in Europe.

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Expert Eye gained a maiden Gr.1 victory in last weekend’s Breeders’ Cup Mile and has been retired to stand at Banstead Manor Stud, where his fee is £20,000 SLF. © Steve Cargill

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The son of Invincible Spirit has thus far sired 20 first crop winners and seen his fee increase by £20,000 from £55,000 to £75,000.

A fee of £30,000 has been set for Oasis Dream, of whom Mockridge said: “Three-year-old Polydream progressed from her Group-winning juvenile season with a blistering win in the Gr.1 Prix Maurice de Gheest. Two-year-old Pretty Pollyanna also scored at Gr.1 level with victory in the Prix Morny, as well as the Gr.2 Duchess of Cambridge Stakes. With five further two-year-old Stakes performers in 2018, there is plenty to look forward to.”

The final stallion on the books is Bated Breath, whose fee remains at £10,000. Mockridge said about the son of Dansili, “His Group-winning daughter Worth Waiting [Gr.3 Prix Minerve] was a winner or second in all of her races before placing fourth in the Prix Vermeille. He has 55 per cent winners to runners, superior to that of any other British-based stallion in the £8,000 to £15,000 price bracket.”

JUDDMONTE FEESStallion Fee £

BATED BREATH (Dansili) 10,000EXPERT EYE (Acclamation) New 20,000FRANKEL (Galileo) 175,000KINGMAN (Invincible Spirit) 75,000OASIS DREAM (Green Desert) 30,000

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“This precocious, athletic and well-balanced colt is one of the best sons of Acclamation to race, winning the Vintage Stakes that was described by Timeform as ‘arguably the most striking performance by a two-year-old in a Pattern race all year.’

“Expert Eye is a fourth generation Juddmonte homebred, whose pedigree boasts the presence of Champion Two-Year-Old Filly in Europe and dual Classic winner Special Duty and seven-time Gr.1 winner Sightseek. He is by Acclamation, a consistent and prolific source of fast horses and the sire of leading stallion Dark Angel.

“We would like to extend special thanks to Sir Michael Stoute and the teams at Freemason Lodge and Beech Hurst Stables for guiding and developing the career of Expert Eye with such skill.”

Frankel leads the roster, with his fee for 2019 set at £175,000. In 2018 he gained three new Gr.1 winners, Call The Wind in France, Mozu Ascot in Japan and Without Parole in Britain.

Mockridge said: “Frankel continues to rewrite the record books as a sire as well as a racehorse. He reached the landmark total of 20 northern hemisphere Group winners this year faster than any other European stallion in the history of the Pattern.

“He has firmly established himself as one of the leading sires in the northern hemisphere, second only to his sire Galileo by Group winners [24] and black-type winners [33] from his 2014-2016 crops.”

About Kingman, he said: “Champion miler Kingman has made an exceptional start with his first crop, which has produced five Stakes winners to date. Amongst their number is the brilliant Calyx, winner of the Gr.2 Coventry Stakes at Royal Ascot and fellow Group winner Persian King [Gr.3 Autumn Stakes].”

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CHEVELEY PARK SET FEES FOR NEXT SEASONCheveley Park Stud is the latest stud to announce fees for the 2019 breeding season and has set new boy Unfortunately, the Gr.1 Prix Morny-winning son of Society Rock, at £7,500.

Also the winner of the Gr.2 Prix Robert Papin last season, the three-year-old took the Gr.3 Renaissance Stakes at Naas on his final start in September.

Managing Director Chris Richardson said: “We are delighted to be standing ‘Rock’s Star’, Unfortunately, a very good-looking son of the much-missed Society Rock who we feel ticks all the boxes for both owner breeders and commercial breeders alike, being a Gr.1 Prix Morny winner in the second-fastest time in half a century.”

Nine stallions are on the roster and the priciest of them is the Gr.1 Prix du Jockey Club scorer Intello at £20,000. The son of Galileo, whose first crop are three, gained a maiden top-level winner as a sire when Intellogent took the Gr.1 Prix Jean Prat in July. Pivotal (Polar Falcon), the Cheveley Park stalwart, who has had a stellar year as both a sire and broodmare sire and was advertised at £40,000 for 2018, has had his fee set as private, as has Dutch Art (Medicean).

Ulysses (Galileo), who covered his first book of mares this year, will command a fee of £17,500, while Twilight Son (Kyllachy), whose first foals will be offered over the coming weeks, will cover at £8,000. The remaining three stallions are: Garswood (Dutch Art) at £3,500, Lethal Force (Dark Angel) at £4,500 and Mayson (Invincible Spirit) at £6,000.

“I feel our stallion roster for 2019 further strengthens the significant contribution Mr and Mrs Thompson make to the industry and they hope that breeders at all levels will support the great value and opportunities offered by the stallions standing at Cheveley Park Stud,” added Richardson.

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DUTCH ART (Medicean) PrivateGARSWOOD (Dutch Art) 3,500INTELLO (Galileo) 20,000LETHAL FORCE (Dark Angel) 4,500MAYSON (Invincible Spirit) 6,000PIVOTAL (Polar Falcon) PrivateTWILIGHT SON (Kyllachy) 8,000ULYSSES (Galileo) 17,500UNFORTUNATELY (Society Rock) New 7,500

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BEARSTONE STUD ANNOUNCES 2019 STUD FEESBearstone Stud has also announced stud fees for its two stallions in 2019. New to the stallion ranks will be Washington DC, the Gr.3 Phoenix Sprint Stakes-winning son of Zoffany. A multiple Stakes winner, he was also second in the Gr.1 Prix de l’Abbaye and the Gr.1 Phoenix Stakes and third in the Gr.1 Commonwealth Cup. He will stand at £6,000.

Terry Holdcroft, owner of Bearstone Stud, said: “He is a tough and very classy horse with a devastating turn of foot and was always competitive at the highest level in three countries. There is a tremendous amount of speed on both sides of his pedigree and the feedback we’ve already received from breeders strengthens our belief that he is just the kind of stallion the market wants.

“We’ve pitched his opening fee at a very competitive price and will be making available a small number of breeding rights.”

Fountain Of Youth, the Group-winning son of Oasis Dream and Gr.1 1,000 Guineas winner Attraction, remains at £4,500. “We’ve been very encouraged by the reception given to his first yearlings, which fetched up to £50,000 at the sales,” remarked Holdcroft. “Many of them will be joining some of the best trainers of sprinters in the country and he’s got every chance of being among the early winners next season.”

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WASHINGTON DC (Zoffany) New 6,000FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH (Oasis Dream) 4,500

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Washington DC (Zoffany) [dark blue] pictured winning the Listed Windsor Castle Stakes at Royal Ascot. © Steve Cargill

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2018 yearlings made up to £65,000.

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to €12,500 for 2019. The son of High Chaparral won the Gr.1 Prince of Wales’s Stakes and received a Timeform rating of 128. He has been strongly-supported by his owner-breeder Moyglare Stud.

Triple Gr.1 winner Decorated Knight retired to the Irish National Stud for the 2018 season and the son of Galileo stands for a €12,000 covering fee next year. He is out of Pearling, a full-

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INVINCIBLE REIGNS FOR IRISH NATIONAL STUDInvincible Spirit will remain on a €120,000 fee for the 2019 breeding season, reflecting his remarkable consistency in producing winners at the highest level across the world.

This year Invincible Spirit added the Gr.1 Commonwealth Cup hero Eqtidaar to his resume of top-flight winners. His two-year-old crop of 2018, the first bred off a six-figure covering fee for the Irish National Stud’s kingpin, contained Magna Grecia, who won the Gr.1 Vertem Futurity Stakes a fortnight ago, and Royal Meeting, whose victory in the Gr.1 Criterium International came on the same weekend.

‘Invincible Spirit once again proved he is the King of Speed with three individual Gr.1 winners among 19 Stakes winners in 2018,” remarked the stud’s CEO Cathal Beale.

The stud’s roster of young sires have all had their fees trimmed, as the stud consulted with breeders on the difficulties they have encountered at this season’s auctions.

“We have taken on board what breeders have told us, about how difficult trade in the middle market has been, and how hard it is for them to make a profit. Consequently we have tried very hard to tailor our stallions’ fees to their needs, to give them every chance of succeeding,” Beale explained.

Free Eagle, whose first yearlings to sell at auction were headed by a €400,000 colt at the Goffs Orby Sale, has seen his fee trimmed

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raced by Bill and Tim Gredley, he won the Gr.2 Mill Reef Stakes last year and the Gr.3 Greenham Stakes at the start of this season. He competed at the highest level, finishing second when conceding weight to Polydream in the Gr.1 Prix Maurice de Gheest, beating Gr.1 winners including The Tin Man, Librisa Breeze, Brando, Unfortunately and Sands Of Mali. The Gredleys will continue to support James Garfield at stud with their broodmare band.

Mrs Cashman explained the thought process behind the fee chosen for James Garfield.

“We put him in at €7,000 because we think it is vital that a horse is well-supported and we think that we have pitched him at a level that will, hopefully, allow him to be commercial.”

Kodi Bear, whose first foals are due to sell in the coming weeks at Goffs and Tattersalls, remains unchanged on €6,000. The six-year-old was second in the Gr.1 Dewhurst Stakes at two and beat Muhaarar to win the Listed Winkfield Stakes that year. As a three-year-old, the son of Kodiac won the Gr.2 Celebration Mile and the Gr.3 Sovereign Stakes.

“We like his foals on the ground and he has been very popular with breeders. He was fully booked in his first two years and we have kept him at the same fee for his third season, which can often be a difficult one for stallions,” she commented.

Moohaajim will stand for €3,000 in 2019, a reduction from his 2018 fee of €4,000. The son of Cape Cross has made an excellent start to his stallion carrer as his first crop is returning a 43 per cent strike rate, and includes the multiple winners Hard Taskmaster and Irene May, who is unbeaten.

sister to Giant’s Causeway, and is closely related to Champions Gleneagles and Marvellous.

National Defense, winner of the stallion-making Gr.1 Prix Jean-Luc Lagardere and a son of Invincible Spirit, has seen his fee drop to €8,000 for his second season at stud. He is a grandson of the highly influential Kingmambo from the extraordinarily successful Mr Prospector damline.

Dragon Pulse will stand at €6,000, down from €8,000 last year after another excellent season in which he sired Listed-winning juveniles Chicas Amigas and I’ll Have Another.

First season sire Gale Force Ten has been reduced to €3,000 after a promising start to his stallion career, while Elusive Pimpernel, whose good-looking stock are impressing National Hunt breeders, remains on €1,000.

IRISH NATIONAL STUD FEESStallion Fee €

INVINCIBLE SPIRIT (Green Desert) 120,000FREE EAGLE (High Chaparral) 12,500DECORATED KNIGHT (Galileo) 12,000NATIONAL DEFENSE (Invincible Spirit) 8,000DRAGON PULSE (Kyllachy) 6,000GALE FORCE TEN (Oasis Dream) 3,000ELUSIVE PIMPERNEL (Elusive Quality) 1,000

ACCLAMATION HEADS RATHBARRY ROSTER FOR 2019Acclamation will remain on his career-high fee of €40,000 for the 2019 season. Another fine season for Acclamation, who will turn 20 on 1st January, was capped by the brilliant victory of his three-year-old son Expert Eye in last weekend’s Gr.1 Breeders’ Cup Turf Mile.

He is now the sire of five individual Gr.1 winners, and developing a burgeoning reputation as a progenitor of sires with the aforementioned Expert Eye joining the likes of leading sire Dark Angel in retiring to stud.

“With all of our stallions we want to ensure that their fees are attractive to breeders, and remain commercial. We have kept Acclamation on €40,000, his fee for the past two seasons, and his book has been full both years. He is very popular with breeders and is an excellent stallion, hopefully he remains as successful with the better-bred crops that he has to come,” remarked Catherine Cashman.

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On the National Hunt front, Master Dino took the Gr.1 Prix Cambaceres last November and has since landed three Gr.3s this year and lines up as a leading contender in tomorrow’s Gr.1 Prix Renaud du Vivier. Others include the Gr.1 Henry VII Novices’ Chase winner Sceau Royal and the Galway Hurdle winner Sharjah, while January’s Gr.2 Warfield Mares’ Hurdle winner La Bague Au Roi looks set to take high rank amongst the staying chasers in Britain after an impressive debut chase win at Newbury on Thursday.

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AXXOS MAKES THE MOVE FROM FRANCE TO COOLAGOWNAxxos, who stood at Haras de la Haye Pesnel this year, has been purchased to stand at David Stack’s Coolagown Stud, in a deal brokered by Richard Venn. The son of Monsun will stand for €2,500 live foal, with a concession for fillies.

Stack said: “Axxos is a fine stamp of a horse, standing at 16.1hh, and I’m convinced breeders will fall in love with him when they see him.

“He also has a wonderful temperament. He has sired lots of smart performers despite limited chances and is an excellent outcross for Sadler’s Wells-line mares.”

Tagula’s fee of £4,000 remains unaltered for the upcoming season. He is the sire of Champion Miler Canford Cliffs and Gr.1 winner Limato, who won the Gr.2 Challenge Stakes last month.

“He will be 26 on 1st January but his fertility is as good as it has ever been,” she added.

All fees are on 1st October terms.

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ACCLAMATION (Royal Applause) 40,000JAMES GARFIELD (Exceed And Excel) New 7,000KODI BEAR (Kodiac) 6,000TAGULA (Tuafan) 4,000MOOHAAJIM (Cape Cross) 3,000

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DOCTOR DINO’S FEE INCREASESHaras du Mesnil has set a €12,000 fee for its dual purpose sire Doctor Dino, an increase on the €8,000 he was covering at in 2018. The son of Muhtathir, who in 2015 covered off a fee of €3,000, has had an excellent season on the Flat and over jumps.

The 16-year-old was represented on the Flat this year by the Gr.3 La Coupe de Maisons-Laffitte winner Golden Legend, who was runner-up in the Gr.1 E P Taylor Stakes, the dual American Gr.3-placed Palinodie and the Gr.3 Prix du Lys runner-up Mahoe.

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NEW BAY COLT IMPRESSES AT NOVEMBER FLAT SALEA colt hailing from the first crop of the Gr.1 Prix du Jockey Club hero New Bay carried all before him at the Tattersalls Ireland Flat Foal and Breeding Stock Sale when selling to Tom Whitehead for €60,000 to head a challenging day’s trade.

For the most part, the returns from 12 months ago were out of reach, with turnover for the one-day sale coming in at just short of €600,000, which was a fall of 22 per cent. The median dropped from €3,500 to €3,000, though there was a four per cent improvement in the average to €6,176. The challenges faced by this part of the market were again evidenced by the clearance rate coming in at 50 per cent, which was a drop of nine points on last year.

On a generally subdued day, there were a couple of taking colts who lit up proceedings and none more so than the Baroda and Colbinstown Studs-consigned session-topper, whose Ballylinch Stud-based sire also finished an excellent second in the Gr.1 Poule d’Essai des Poulains.

As well as being by a top-class son of Dubawi, Lot 170 is also the first produce of an Acclamation half-sister to the Gr.1 Prix Morny second Gallagher (Bahamian Bounty) and a quartet of Listed-placed runners, including the dam of the dual Gr.2 winner Prize Exhibit. This is also the family of this year’s Gr.1 Queen Anne Stakes winner Accidental Agent (Delegator).

A number of interested pinhookers made a play for this good-looking March-born colt and Ciaran Conroy went as far as €58,000, but he was forced to concede defeat when Tom Whitehead rounded the price up to €60,000.

“He’s a good-looking colt and he’s a son of a very good Dubawi horse from a good family which keeps producing good horses. There’s another fresh Stakes horse under the second dam in Mohaather, who recently won the Gr.3 Horris Hill Stakes. The plan

Bred and raced by Gestut Ittlingen, the 14-year-old won the Gr.2 Union-Rennen from Appel Au Maitre as a three-year-old, as well as the Gr.3 Premio Ambrosiano the following April. His other runs included a runner-up finish to Zambezi Sun, also stationed at Coolagown, in the Gr.1 Grand Prix de Paris.

His oldest crop are seven and include the Nigel Twiston Davies-trained Calett Mad, winner of the Listed Gold Castle NH Novices’ Hurdle at Perth in April and runner-up in the Gr.2 Towton Novices’ Chase in February 2017. Other performers include the useful Czech-trained Treizor Du Pilori, placed in both the Gr.2 Criterium di Primavera and the Gr.2 Corsa Siepi dei 4 Anni last year; Regaxos, third in the Listed Grand Steeple-Chase de Loire-Atlantique last month and Epine Noire, winner of the valuable Prix de la Ville de Tourgeville at Clairefontaine in August.

A half-brother to a Listed-placed runner by Trempolino, Axxos was bred out of the dual winner Acerbis (Rainbow Quest), who was fourth in the Gr.1 Preis der Diana, a daughter of the Gr.3 winner Aragosta (Nebos). He hails from a strong German family which includes the Gr.1 Prix du Cadran winner Altano.

The Gr.2 Union-Rennen winner Axxos (Monsun) has made the move from France to Coolagown Stud, where he will stand for €2,500.

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Almass (Elnadim) and there are a host of Stakes winners under the next two dams.

“He’s a nice type and I bought a lovely yearling by the sire earlier in the autumn. The sire has made a good impression with his first runners this year and you would expect them to be even better as three-year-olds next year,” remarked Foley.

Friday’s sale represented a bright start to this year’s round of foal sales for New Bay, whose only other offering was snapped up by Ballylinch Stud’s Mark Byrne for €20,000. This chesnut filly (Lot 164) was also sold by Baroda and Colbinstown Studs and is out of a Danehill Dancer mare whose first two runners have both been placed. This is a good Moyglare Stud family which has produced horses of the calibre of the Gr.1 Canadian International hero Relaxed Gesture (Indian Ridge).

“She is a very nice, correct, balanced filly with a good walk to her and we thought that she was good value. She’s for a small syndicate and they’ll probably re-offer her as a yearling. We think New Bay has thrown some tremendously nice stock,” declared Byrne.

The sale concluded with a selection of Breeding Stock and easily the pick of these was Derrinstown Stud’s Naadrah (Lot 222), who cost Herbertstown Stud man Ronan Burns €42,000. The 11-year-old daughter of Muhtathir was sold in foal to the Gr.1 Irish 2,000 Guineas hero Awtaad (Cape Cross). The Listed-placed mare has already produced two winners and these include the useful Moonlight Bay (Pivotal), who won the valuable Birdcatcher Nursery for Ger Lyons last season.

“She is a good-looking, Stakes-placed mare in foal to a Classic winner on a February cover and her three-year-old, Moonlight Bay, reached a rating of 95,” reflected Burns.

will be to bring him back next year at either Goffs or Book 2 of the Tattersalls October Sale,” stated the Powerstown Stud man.

DANDY AND FOOTSTEPS COLTS POPULARA well-touted son of Dandy Man more than vindicated the view that he was one of the standout foals on offer yesterday after he fetched €44,000 from Tally-Ho Stud’s Tony O’Callaghan. The first edition of this sale in 2016 yielded a tremendous pinhooking triumph for the Tally-Ho team when a Society Rock filly (the winner Summer Blossom), who was picked up for €14,500, went on to fetch €160,000 the following September.

Lot 71, whose sire has enjoyed his best year to date on the track, is the second produce of a winning Shamardal mare and he hails from the family of the Gr.1 Golden Jubilee Stakes and Gr.1 Nunthorpe Stakes hero Kingsgate Native (Mujadil).

“He’s by a good sire and out of a winning daughter of a good broodmare sire. He’ll be back for sale next autumn,” reflected O’Callaghan.

Tally-Ho were again to the fore a few minutes later when giving €26,000 for a Footstepsinthesand colt offered by Charel Park Stud. The smart-looking February-born colt (Lot 86) is the first produce of a Pour Moi mare, whose grandam is the Gr.1 Fillies’ Mile runner-up Dance To The Top (Sadler’s Wells). He too was bought to come back for sale as a yearling.

The first notable transaction of the session came when Joe Foley spent €16,000 on a son of Mukhadram from Rathasker Stud. Lot 16 is the first produce of the winning Teofilo mare Amaany, who was picked up for 10,000gns at last year’s Tattersalls July Sale. The colt’s grandam is the dual Listed scorer

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Lot Age Sire – Dam Vendor Purchaser Price (€) 170 cf NEW BAY – Soteria Baroda & Colbinstown Studs Powerstown Stud 60,000 71 cf DANDY MAN – Elaysa Springfort Park Stud Tally-Ho Stud 44,000 222 11m NAADRAH (Muhtathir) Awtaad Derrinstown Stud Herbertstown House 42,000 86 cf FOOTSTEPSINTHESAND – Hadrienne Charel Park Stud Tally-Ho Stud 26,000

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NEW BAY164 f ex Sharp Crisp Air 20,000170 c ex Soteria 60,000

PARISH HALL52 c ex Cruidin NS5,800

PEARL SECRET65 c ex Dos Lunas 6,00079 c ex First Rains 6,50097 c ex Jackline W/D189 f ex Valandraud W/D

PRIDE OF DUBAI50 c ex Cool Cap NS22,00084 c ex Golden Passion NS7,000125 f ex Mizayin NS11,500

PRINCE OF LIR2 c ex Weekend Lady 9,000134 c ex Paper Dreams 9,500150 f ex Rio Yuma v2,000182 f ex Tepeleni NS1,200187 c ex Unusually Hot NS4,800

STRATH BURN43 c ex Cape Elizabeth v7,000

THE LAST LION122 f ex Miss Mary W/D

TWILIGHT SON152 f ex Rosemaria 3,000

VADAMOS142 c ex Queen O’The Desert v10,000

FIRST CROP COVERING SIRES (€)COTAI GLORY228 12m Filzalea Galileo) v3,000

NATIONAL DEFENSE200 6m Sifter (Henrythenavigator) NS13,500

FIRST CROP FOAL SIRES (€)ADAAY124 f ex Miss Wicklow v2,000

AJAYA10 c ex Yellow Elder 800186 c ex Tifawt NS13,500

BURATINO5 c ex Whimsical v4,00013 c ex Air Of Mystery NS4,50067 c ex Dubai In Bloom W/D69 c ex Easee Annie 3,80077 c ex Fair Countenance NS4,500119 c ex Mecca’s Missus 13,000160 f ex Scarlet Pursuits NS900180 c ex Take It Easee 800

COULSTY42 c ex Cannot Give 8,00055 c ex Daanaat 8,00056 c ex Daleside 3,00059 f ex Definite Opinion NS81 f ex Gin And Slim 2,000117 c ex Marinebird NS11,500123 f ex Miss Prim NS5,800133 c ex One Time W/D172 c ex South Ring W/D183 f ex Tereed Elhawa 1,500195 c ex Vivacious Way 2,000

ESTIDHKAAR9 c ex Yasmin Satine 8,00041 f ex Can Dance NS53 c ex Crystalline Stream v3,000

FASCINATING ROCK51 f ex Corola 4,500136 f ex Penthesilea Eile v4,000

KODI BEAR106 c ex Lady Canford v5,000128 c ex Muscadelle v4,500168 f ex Sleeping Princess W/D174 f ex Stained Glass 1,800

MARKAZ37 f ex Boston Ivy NS2,800159 c ex Saxum 10,000173 f ex Spirit Of Alsace NS1,800

MEHMAS58 f ex Dash Back v6,00080 f ex Furnival 2,000188 c ex Urban Beauty 11,000

MIZZOU87 c ex Hallo Rosie NS2,200

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TATTERSALLS IRELAND STATISTICS (€) 2018 % 2017Catalogued 229 257Offered 195 219Sold 97 (50%) 129 (59%)Aggregate 599,100 -22 766,000Average 6,176 +4 5,938Median 3,000 -14 3,500

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MOONSHINER IS BRIGHTEST AT SAINT-CLOUDFive-year-old Moonshiner was a decisive winner of the Listed Prix Denisy at Saint-Cloud on Friday afternoon, a first win for the son of Adlerflug since September 2016.

Settled in fourth by Maxime Guyon, Moonshiner took a hold early as the pace set first by Magical Touch (Dubawi) but mainly

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Biscuits (Posse). Gainesway was the consignor of Lot 1598, the four-year-old

Pomeroy mare Edith Court, who was bought for $230,000 by Manganaro Bloodstock and John Williams. Expecting her first foal in January by Empire Maker, she is a placed half-sister to the dual Gr.1 winner Palace (City Zip), whose first crop will be racing next year.

Lot 1686, the Stakes-placed Malibu Moon mare Jolene, was purchased by Mountmellick Farm for $220,000. The Taylor Made Sales Agency-consigned seven-year-old, in foal to Speightstown, is a daughter of Stakes winner Velvet Snow (Subordination).

KEENELAND – DAY FOUR

BROODMARE PROSPECT SAUCY DAME A SESSION-TOPPER AT $320,000Young fillies and mares with strong pedigrees brought solid prices on Thursday, the fourth day of the 12-day Keeneand November Breeding Stock Sale in Lexington, writes Liane Crossley.

After nearly nine hours of trade, 259 lots were listed as sold for $17,381,000, an average of $67,108. The median was $52,000 with a buy-back rate of 23 per cent. There are no comparable session numbers from a year ago because of a format change in the first week catalogues. At the one-third mark of the marathon auction, 832 lots have changed hands for $142,523,000 for a $171,302 average and a $105,000 median. A year ago at this point, 660 lots were sold for $144,097,000 and a $218,329 average.

Stonestreet Thoroughbred Holdings went to $320,000 to get Saucy Dame (Lot 1386), a three-year-old daughter of Distorted Humor, from the family of North American champion Gold Beauty. Offered as a broodmare prospect, Saucy Dame closed her nine-race career in October with two victories on her record. She raced for Louise Lally’s Summerplace Farm which bought her for $200,000 at the 2016 Keeneland September yearling sale.

“We put her [in Book 3] for a reason – we wanted her to stand out and she did,” said Tom VanMeter of vendor VanMeter Gentry. “She has a big pedigree. She is a breeders’ mare.”

Abadan (Samum) was processional. When Clement Lecoeuvre on the leader upped the tempo a little, the field became a little looser and he opened up a four-length lead. Turning into the home straight, he angled for the nearside stands rail but was quickly falling back through the field as the Charlie Appleby-trained Magical Touch took the lead. The three-year-old filly was under pressure, and in behind Moonshiner was travelling better. Shaken up to challenge, he quickly surged past Magical Touch for a two and a half-length victory.

Trained by Jean-Pierre Carvalho for owner-breeder Stall Ullmann, Moonshiner was third in the Gr.3 Niederrhein-Pokkal on his previous run. Yesterday’s success was his first since he won the Gr.3 Prix du Lutece over this course and distance in September 2016.

He is a half-brother to the Gr.3-placed Monreal (Peintre Celebre) out of Montezuma, an unraced daughter of Monsun. She has a foal full-brother to Moonshiner, already named Martial Eagle.

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EQUEMAUVILLE PROVES GAME IN LISTED PRIX ROGER SAINTThe Listed Prix Roger Saint was the feature race at Compiegne yesterday and was won by the Francois Nicolle-trained Equemauville.

The four-year-old son of Saint Des Saints tracked Aurelio (Kamsin) in the early stages, but the pace lifted when Eclair Mag (Network) took it up six fences out. Equemauville, whose jumping was sound throughout, was ridden to lead entering the straight and, when challenged by Haad Rin (Samum), battled back to score by a short head. Echo Sacre (Network) was a further five lengths back in third.

This was a first Stakes success for the Arqana graduate, who was second in the Gr.3 Prix General de Saint-Didier on his second start for Nicolle, having previously been trained by Jean-Paul Gallorini. He began chasing at the start of the year, won second time out and was placed in three of his four starts since.

Bred by Earl Haras de La Croix Sonnet, Sandra Hosselet and Hubert Hosselet, he is one of five winners out of the Video Rock mare Miss Academy, who won on the Flat and over hurdles and was fourth in the Gr.1 Anniversary Novices’ Hurdle.

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BISCUITS RELATIVE LEADING DAY FIVEA $300,000 colt foal by Into Mischief was the star turn by the halfway point of day five of the Keeneland November Breeding Stock Sale. Lot 1574, consigned by Eaton Sales and bought by Clear Ridge Stables, is the first foal out of Daryanna (Friends Lake), a placed half-sister to Stakes winner Kimchi (Langfuhr) and to the dam of the triple Gr.1-winning sprinter Mind Your

Stonestreet went to $320,000 for the two-time winner Saucy Dame, a three-year-old daughter of Distorted Humor, offered by VanMeter-Gentry Sales as Lot 1386. © Keeneland

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Ontario Damsel Stakes winner Financial Recovery (Lot 1202) was purchased by Charles Boden, agent for Keene Ridge Racing from Stonereath Stud. The four-year-old Street Cry filly is in foal to Hard Spun.

She is out of the winning Saint Ballado mare Flawless Diamond, whose eight other winners include Mazarine Stakes winner Blue Heart and Stakes-placed Diamondaire, who became the dam of Gr.3 Gulfstream Park Sprint Stakes winner C Zee.

“Her pedigree stood out more than anything, especially being by Street Cry,” Boden said. “She’s likely to be a mare that we’ll foal out and sell [the foal] back next year. There’s a chance we’ll keep the mare, but we kinda bought her to bring her back here (to sell) next year.”

ROUNDING OUT THE TOP TENBlind Pool (Lot 1114) finished on even terms with Callista (Lot 1120) at $220,000 to be sixth most expensive lot. The former is a four-year-old Awesome Again filly, who set a Gulfstream Park track record for 7½f in winning one of two career starts. In foal to Practical Joke, she is out of the winning Forestry mare Taboo, a half-sister to Gr.1 Apple Blossom Handicap winner Dream Of Summer. As a broodmare, she produced Gr.1 Norfolk Stakes winner Creative Cause and Gr.2 Tampa Bay Derby winner Destin.

Blind Pool was purchased by agent Larkin Armstrong, and was consigned by Lane’s End, also the vendor for Callista, a six-year-old mare in foal to Shackleford. A two-time winner, Callista is by Tapit out of the Stormin Fever mare Sweet Talker, winner of

Saucy Dame is out of Miss Preakness Stakes winner Storm Beauty, a half-sister to Gold Beauty. As a producer, Storm Beauty is represented by Gr.3 Bold Ruler Stakes winner Buffum and Caress Stakes winner Stormy West.

A Speightstown colt foal (Lot 1282) from the family of Gr.1 Test Stakes winner Dream Rush attracted a final bid of $285,000 from Evergreen Stable to rank second on the leader board. The 27th February youngster is out of the unraced Malibu Moon mare Magical Dream, a half-sister to Dream Rush. As a producer, she is the dam of Gr.1 Frizette Stakes winner Dreaming Of Julia.

“The price exceeded expectations,” said Archie St George, who with his wife Michelle consigns under their St George Sales banner. “Hopefully we will see him down the road and that is the important part.”

As the Speightstown colt entered the ring, Lyrics (Lot 1281) was exiting with the toteboard reading $270,000 from Tenlane Farm. Consigned by Claiborne Farm, Lyrics, a four-year-old filly by Speightstown and offered in foal to Lea, won once on the track. She is out of Canadian Champion older mare Embur’s Song (Unbridled’s Song), with a family tree branching to Gr.1 Preakness Stakes winner Exaggerator.

Stakes winner Harbor Mist (Lot 1228) was fourth-best on the day at $230,000. By Rockport Harbor out of the winning Risen Star mare Jaramar Miss, Harbor Mist is a half-sister to New Castle Handicap winner Jaramar Rain and a close relative to Holiday Inaugural Stakes winner Special Power and Gr.2 Peter Pan Stakes runner-up Imperial Council. Taylor Made Sales Agency was the seller and T W Bachman is the new owner.

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“The market is great,” VanMeter said. “I have been trying to buy mares and I keep getting shut out. Weanlings are tough to buy if they are good. We bought a few and we are rockin’ on – we still have a week to go.”

ARQANA

QUINTET ADDED TO AUTUMN SALEArqana has announced five wild card Horses in Training entries for its Autumn Sale, which begins on Monday 19th November. All five young horses will be offered for sale on the first day.

The five comprise of four National Hunt performers and the Group-placed Flat three-year-old Valjani. Trained in his native Germany by Markus Klug, the three-year-old is a son of Jukebox Jury and was second in the Gr.3 St Leger Italiano on his most recent run. He has twice been placed in German Listed races this season and he won his maiden over 1600m at two. His dam is a half-sister to the dual Gr.2 winner and Gr.1-placed filly Vanjura (Areion) and the Gr.3 Niederrhein Pokal winner Veneto by New Approach.

The National Hunt quartet is led by Gr.3 Prix The Fellow winner Cat Tiger (Diamond Boy), Lot 190. Offered by his trainer Dominique Bressou, the four-year-old was fourth in the Gr.1 Prix Maurice Gillois last Sunday, his first run at that level. His dam Miss Canon is a Cadoudal half-sister to the Gr.1 Prix du Jockey Club, Gr.1 Prix Ganay and Gr.1 Prince of Wales’s Stakes winner and sire Vision D’Etat (Chichicastenango), who died aged 13 earlier this year.

Bressou also consigns Lot 179, the AQPS gelding Enzo D’Airy. A four-year-old son of Anzillero, he has been placed three times over hurdles this season. He is one of two AQPS four-year-old geldings amongst the quintet of wild cards, the other being Lot 203, Ecrin De Chaba (Full Of Gold). Trained by Fabrice Foucher, he won his bumper at three and has been placed twice so far this season over hurdles.

Lot 167 is the Auteuil Listed Prix Triquerville Chase second Royale Pagaille by Yorton Farm stallion Blue Bresil. The four-year-old sells from trainer François Nicolle and is a half-brother to the Gr.2 Prix Murat winner Royal Astarania (Astarabad), out of the Listed-winning jumper Royale Cazoumaille (Villez).

Keeneland’s Gr.1 Queen Elizabeth II Challenge Cup Stakes and the dam of Sweet Tapper, also by Tapit. Other stakes winners on the page are Gr.3 El Camino Real Derby winner Silver Medallion and Ladies’ Turf Sprint Stakes winner Pretty Perfection.

Ceeme Run Wild (Lot 1129) attracted a final bid of $210,000 from Phoenix Thoroughbreds III. Consigned by Select Sales, the five-year-old winning Tiznow mare is carrying a foal from the first crop of Mastery. Out of the winning Wild Again mare Ravish Me, she is a half-sister to Sharp Cat Stakes winner Foxy Danseur.

Colt foals rounded out the chart toppers. Lot 1474 at $200,000 is a 22nd April foal by Flatter out of the winning Aldebaran mare Vegas Trip. The catalogue page includes Gr.1 Hollywood Gold Cup Stakes winner Mast Track. Garrencasey Sales was the vendor and Nick deMeric Stables was the buyer.

A 24th March Upstart colt from Select Sales, Lot 1256, was worth $195,000 to Clear Ridge Stables. The son of 11-time winner and Stakes-placed Joyous Music, by Bellamy Road is from the family of 13-time winner Fervent Affair, a multiple Stakes winner.

The market for premium breeding prospects and exceptional foals has been robust throughout the week with many buyers noting that they have yet to fill their orders.

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Lot Sex Name (Sire)/Sire-Dam/Name (Sire) Covering Sire Vendor Purchaser Price ($) 1386 3f SAUCY DAME (Distorted Humor) VanMeter-Gentry Sales Stonestreet Thoroughbred Holdings 320,000 1282 cf SPEIGHTSTOWN – Magical Dream St George Sales Evergreen Stable 285,000 1281 4m LYRICS (Speightstown) Lea Claiborne Farm Tenlane Farm LLC 270,000 1228 9m HARBOR MIST (Rockport Harbor) Frosted Taylor Made Sales Agency T W Bachman 230,000 1202 4m FINANCIAL RECOVERY (Street Cry) Hard Spun Stonereath Stud Charles H Boden 225,000

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KEENELAND DAY FOUR STATISTICS ($) 2018 % 2017Sold 259 (77%) Aggregate 17,381,000 NoAverage 67,108 comparable Median 52,000 figures

CUMULATIVE STATISTICS ($) 2018 % 2017Sold 832 660Aggregate 142,523,000 -1 144,097,000Average 171,302 -22 218,329Median 105,000 -19 130,000

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The course is run in two parts, beginning with an initial nine-week residential programme at The National Stud, which provides trainees with basic stud work skills, transferable skills and accredited qualifications. During this time trainees will gain horse handling and stud farm experience, which cumulates in assisting at the December Mare and Foal Sales. The nine-week residential course is fully funded by the TBA and trainees will be housed and fully catered for at the National Stud.

Following their time at the National Stud, providing the trainees have achieved a required standard, they will then be introduced to a suitable stud farm for a placement interview. The placement duration is negotiable but will be a minimum of six months in order for the trainee to achieve the Level 2 Work-Based Diploma in Racehorse Care qualification.

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LR PRIX DENISY, Saint-Cloud, 3100m, 3yo+, 1st €26,000, 2nd €10,400, 3rd €7,8001. MOONSHINER (Ger), 5h,

Adlerflug – Montezuma (Monsun) 2nd dam Montserrat (Zilzal) 3rd dam Meerdunung (Tauchsport) O/B: Stall Ullmann, T: Jean-Pierre Carvalho

2. MAGICAL TOUCH (GB), 3f, Dubawi – Criticism (Machiavellian) O/B: Godolphin, T: Henri-Alex Pantall

3. LIBELLO (Ire), 5h Archipenko – Scarlett’s Pride (Singspiel) O: Ecuries Serge Stempniak, Cedric Boutin, Bruno Touzeau and Pierre-Alain Chereau, B: Elevage Haras de Bourgeauville, T: Cedric Boutin €32,000 Arqana October Yearling Sale, by Paul Nataf, consigned by Haras de Bourgeauville

Also ran: Bhageerathi, Against Rules, Dounyapour, Abadan Non runner: Adler Distances: 2½l, ½l, 1¾l, 2½l, 10l, 12l

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LR PRIX ROGER SAINT, Compiegne, 3800m, 4yo chs, 1st €40,800, 2nd €20,400, 3rd €11,9001. EQUEMAUVILLE (Fr), 4g,

Saint Des Saints – Miss Academy (Video Rock) 2nd dam Mademoiselle Wo (Prince Wo) 3rd dam Golda (Le Gregol) O: Ecurie Sagara, B: Earl Haras de la Croix Sonnet, Sandra Hosselet and Hubert Hosselet,

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The previous evening over 350 guests were present at The Savoy in London, for the 2018 Luxury Briefing Awards, where Weatherbys Private Bank was awarded the ‘Excellence in Private Banking’ award.

Roger Weatherby, Chief Executive of Weatherbys Bank commented: “It’s enormously pleasing that all the hard work put in to growing the private banking side of the business is coming to fruition. It is very much down to every one of the wonderful team of people we have at Weatherbys.”

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Island Glen (More Than Ready) was slowly away, as he had been when unplaced on his debut a couple of weeks ago, but he got to the front before the furlong marker and won with something in hand from the 150/1 shot Cheap Jack (Coach House). He is a full-brother to a winner and a half-brother to two more by Arch, and is the fifth foal out of the unraced Speightstown mare Miss Lavinia. Her dam is Miss Seffens (Dehere), who won 11 races, five of them at Stakes level, and her three successful progeny include the Gr.2-winning juvenile More Than Real (More Than Ready). Miss Seffens is the best of the four foals out of Noise Enough (Bold Ruckus), who also scored in Stakes company.

Miss Lavinia has a yearling colt by Data Link, bought for $77,000 at the Barretts Select Yearling Sale, and a colt foal by Champ Pegasus.

6.15 NEWCASTLE, 3YO+ FILLIES’ NOVICE, 6F AW1. THIRLMERE (GB), 3f,

Mayson – Anglezarke (Acclamation) O: David W Armsrong, B: Highfield Farm, T: Michael Dods Distances: 1¾l, 2¼l. 8 ran.

Thirlmere (Mayson) raced up with the pace and kept on well to account for Wind Storm (Holy Roman Emperor) on her second start. She is a full-sister to the multiple winner Holmeswood and is the fourth foal out of the Acclamation mare Anglezarke, who won three times and was placed in the Gr.1 King’s Stand Stakes and Gr.2 Flying Childers Stakes. She is a half-sister to the eight-time scorer Brighter Future (Night Shift) and they are among

T: Francois Nicolle €52,000 p/s 2015 Arqana Autumn Mixed Sale consigned by Croix Sonnet

2. HAAD RIN (Fr), 4c, Samum – Daphne (Antonius Puis) O: Tadeusz Sieradzki, B: Eric de Kerpezdron, T: Robert Swiatek €5,500 2015 Arqana Autumn Mixed Sale by Sarl LJ Negoce consigned by Herbourgere

3. ECHO SACRE (Fr), 4g, Network – Legende Sacree (Hawker’s News) O: Christopher Stedman, B: Claudine Winkel, T: Y Fouin

Also ran: Aurelio, Eclair Mag, Jatiluwih, Kapkiline, Ecrins Distances: shd, 5l, 2½l, ¾l, 3l, 10l, 1½

YESTERDAY’S RACING REVIEWBRITAIN

5.45 NEWCASTLE, 2YO NOVICE AUCTION, 7F AW1. ISLAND GLEN (USA), 2g,

More Than Ready – Miss Lavinia (Speightstown) O: Donald M Kerr, B: Santucket Stables & Indian Creek, T: Heather Main €11,000 Keeneland September Yearling Sale by Star Bloodstock, consigned by Indian Creek 20,000gns Tattersalls Craven Breeze-Up Sale by Heather Main consigned by Star Bloodstock Distances: 1½l, nse. 10 ran.

Horse Sire – Dam (Damsire) Breeder

179p ALTIOR (Ire) 8g High Chaparral – Monte Solaro (Key Of Luck) Paddy Behan 174p FOOTPAD (Fr) 6g Creachadoir – Willamina (Sadler’s Wells) Mlle Louise and Mlle Camille Collet 172 NATIVE RIVER (Ire) 8g Indian River – Native Mo (Be My Native) Fred Mackey 171 MIGHT BITE (Ire) 9g Scorpion – Knotted Midge (Presenting) John O’Brien 170p GREAT FIELD (Fr) 7g Great Pretender – Eaton Lass (Definite Article) Dominique Clayeux 169 MIN (Fr) 7g Walk In The Park – Phemyka (Saint Estephe) Madame Marie-Therese Mimouni 169 ROAD TO RESPECT (Ire) 7g Gamut – Lora Lady (Lord Americo) Ivy Rothwell 169 SIZING JOHN (Ire) 8g Midnight Legend – La Perrotine (Northern Crystal) Bryan & Sandra Mayoh, Eskdale Stud 169 UN DE SCEAUX (Fr) 10g Denham Red – Hotesse De Sceaux (April Night) Haras de la Rousseliere & Monique Choveau 168p WAITING PATIENTLY (Ire) 7g Flemensfirth – Rossavon (Beneficial) Vincent Finn 168 BELLSHILL (Ire) 8g King’s Theatre – Fairy Native (Be My Native) Frank Motherway 167 FOX NORTON (Fr) 8g Lando – Natt Musik (Kendor) S A Scuderia del Bergelo

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the eight winners and 11 foals out of the Listed victrix Welsh Mist (Damister). The third dam Welwyn (Welsh Saint), who produced two other winners, is a winning full-sister to the Gr.1 Cheveley Park Stakes runner-up Welshwyn.

Anglezarke has a colt foal by Garswood and returned to Mayson this spring.

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5.30 DUNDALK, EBF 2YO FILLIES’ MAIDEN, 7F AW

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1. KISS FOR LUCK (Ire), 2f, Zoffany – Yesterday (Sadler’s Wells) O: Scott C Heider, B: Premier Bloodstock, T: Joseph Patrick O’Brien Distances: 1l, 5l. 14 ran.

Unplaced on her only previous start back in May, Kiss For Luck (Zoffany) raced in the first two throughout and stayed on well to beat Kalanoura (Casamento) with a little in hand. She is the seventh foal out of the Gr.1 Irish 1,000 Guineas winner Yesterday (Sadler’s Wells), who was placed in four other Gr.1s, including The Oaks. Also the dam of winners by Lookin At Lucky and Oasis Dream, Yesterday is a full-sister to the Gr.1 Moyglare Stud Stakes winner Quarter Moon, whose four Gr.1 placings included the Irish 1,000 Guineas, Oaks and Irish Oaks. She has produced four Stakes horses, including the Gr.1 Pretty Polly Stakes victrix Diamondsandrubies (Fastnet Rock) and the dam of the Gr.2 winner Eminent (Frankel). Their Classic-placed full-sister All My Loving is the dam of the ill-fated dual Gr.2 winner Thomas Chippendale (Dansili), while another, the Gr.2-placed Hold Me Love Me, produced the dual Listed scorer Renew (Dansili). The second dam, the lightly-raced Jude (Darshaan), is a full-sister to the Gr.1 Irish Oaks third Arrikala and the Gr.1-placed Listed winner Alouette (dam of multiple Gr.1 winners Alborada and Albanova), while her half-siblings are headed by Gr.2 winner Last Second (Alzao; dam of Gr.1 winner and sire Aussie Rules and grandam of the Gr.1-placed Gr.2 winners Midas Touch and Coronet) and Gr.3 winner Alleluia (Caerleon; dam of Gr.1 winner Allegretto). The third dam is the juvenile winner Alruccaba (Crystal Palace), whose many other Stakes descendents include the Classic-placed pair Michelangelo and Dragon Dancer.

Yesterday visited Caravaggio this year.

6.00 DUNDALK, 3YO+ MAIDEN, 7F AW1. RAYNAMA (Ire), 3f,

Siyouni – Rayka (Selkirk) O/B: HH Aga Khan, T: D K Weld Distances: 3¼l, 1½l. 12 ran.

This was a well-deserved first victory for Raynama (Siyouni), who had been placed on her last four starts. She is a half-sister to last year’s Gr.3 Athasi Stakes winner Rehana (Dark Angel) and the twice Listed-placed Rayisa (Holy Roman Emperor), and is the fourth and last foal out of the placed Rayka (Selkirk). The second dam, the winning Rainbow Quest mare Rayyana, is the

E2SE blogLife on the 2018 TBA’s Entry to Stud Employment Course at The National Stud continues at a fast and varied pace. We are all now happily settled in to life at Westbrook House, the weekly timetable of morning yard duties, lectures, practical training sessions, guest speakers, outside visits and, of course, social activities. In addition, we have already formed strong working relationships and supportive friendships. It is hard at times to believe that just under four weeks ago, we didn’t even know each other!

We have continued to practice and develop our skills in a wide range of yard duties and horse care sessions. As we become more confident and proficient, Yard and Training Managers are giving us more responsibility, which we relish and grab with both hands. These have included leading mares and foals into the stocks and holding them correctly for the vet, bringing in weaned foals, an increased numbers of mares and foals to turn out and bring in, giving oral medications and putting on and taking off rugs. It is a privilege to be able to handle these incredible thoroughbreds and every day we are given tips on how to improve. Alongside horse handling, perfecting the daily routines of mucking out, bedding down, and yard cleaning has been a key goal, and we are now a far cry from the students of Week 1 in these areas.

Visits during Week 3 continued to provide additional insight, learning and inspiration. We visited the Tattersalls Horses in Training Sales and received a comprehensive walk behind the scenes, in initial preparation for the end of the course when we will all be actually working at the sales. No pressure! After this, we spent a fantastic few hours at Palace House National Heritage Centre, where our guided tour included the history of racing, the examination of the thoroughbred and the skeleton of the infamous Hyperion, a practice on the mechanical horse and a visit to the impressive collection of horse art in the Fred Packard Museum and Galleries. At the start of Week 4, we were treated to a comprehensive tour of Newsells Park Stud, which was not only highly informative but inspirational.

We feel extremely lucky too in terms of the guest speakers and lecturers who continue to visit us to develop our knowledge and experience. These included an equine dentistry and health check workshop, the highlight of which was putting our hands inside the mouths of the ever-obliging Genie and Lucy, attendance at The Pedigree Club where this month’s guest speaker was Mark Johnston, and a visit from Racing Welfare which opened our eyes to the incredible amount of support we are able to receive in our new careers. Finally, to support our current assignment on breeding, Tim Lane, Stud Director of the National Stud, came to give us an informal talk, which left everyone not only better informed but laughing at the many anecdotes.

a blog by TBA’s Entry to Stud Employment and Study Programme students Adriana, Dawn, Owain and Sam.

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The German-trained Waldblumchen was placed twice in Germany in her first three starts before winning this in good style. She is the third French winner by first season sire Sea The Moon and is a half-sister to five winners, including Warrigal (Mount Nelson) and Wanda’s Girl (Tiger Hill). They are out of Waldblume (Halling), who is from the German ‘W’ family and is a half-sister to the Gr.1 Deutsches Derby winner and sire Waldpark (Dubawi), the Listed winner and Gr.3 Betty Barclay Rennen second Waldvogel (Polish Precedent), the Gr.2 Diana Trial second Waldjagd (Observatory), the Gr.2 Falmouth Stakes second Waldmark (Mark Of Esteem; dam of the Gr.1 St Leger winner Masked Marvel, and the Gr.3 Prix Penelope victrix Waldlerche, as well as the Listed scorer Waldnah, and grandam of the Gr.1 Criterium de Saint-Cloud winner Waldgeist and the Gr.2 Prix de Malleret winner Waldlied), as well as the unraced dam of the four-time German Gr.3 winner and sire Wiesenpfad (Waky Nao) and the Listed winner Waldtraut (Oasis Dream). The second dam, Wurftaube (Acatenango), won the Gr.2 Deutsches St Leger, the Gr.2 Gerling Preis, the Gr.3 Furstenberg-Rennen and the Gr.3 Deutscher Herold. She is a half-sister to the triple Gr.3 scorer Wurfscheibe (Tiger Hill; dam of the Gr.3 Premio Guido Berardelli winner Wiesenbach) and the Listed-placed Wurfspiel (Lomitas; dam of the Gr.1 Man O’ War Stakes winner Wake Forest). The third dam is the winner Wurfbahn (Frontal).

Waldblume has a yearling filly named Waldgorl, a full-sister to the winner, who was sold for €16,000 at the BBAG September Yearling Sale to Erich Schmid. BR

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1. URWALD (GB), 2c, Le Havre – Waldjagd (Observatory) O/B: Haras de Saint Pair, T: Andre Fabre Distances: 1½l, ½l. 11 ran.

The German “W” family was quickly back in the winner’s enclosure when Urwald (Le Havre), a well-prepared debutant, stayed on well to win comfortably. He is a half-brother to two winners, both by Dansili, and they are out of the Gr.2 Diana Trial second Waldjagd (Observatory), who is a half-sister to Waldblume (Halling), see pedigree above.

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1. OBLIGATE (GB), 2f, Frankel – Responsible (Oasis Dream) O: Khalid Abdullah, B: Juddmonte Farms, T: Pascal Bary Distances: hd, 2½l. 14 ran.

dam of the Gr.3 winner and Gr.1 Irish 2,000 Guineas runner-up Rayeni (Indian Ridge) and four other winners, including the Graded-winning hurdler Rashaan (Manduro). The third dam, Gr.3 winner Rayseka (Dancing Brave), was second in the Gr.1 Irish St Leger and her five successful offspring include the Gr.3 victrix Rafayda (Doyoun). The further family includes the Gr.1 Prix de l’Opera winners Ridasiyna and Kinnaird and this season’s four-time Gr.1 victrix Laurens.

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1. JASIKAN (Ire), 2c, Bated Breath – Adelfia (Sinndar) O: C B R Syndicate, B: Mrs Maria Marron, T: M Halford €10,000 Goffs November Foal Sale by Micheal O’Brien consigned by Palmers Hill Stud €75,000 Tattersalls Ireland September Yearling Sale by BBA Ireland, consigned by Creighmore Stables Distances: ½l, shd. 13 ran.

Jasikan (Bated Breath) improved from a slow start to get into contention over the last two furlongs and kept on well to score cosily on his second start. He is the fifth winner and eighth foal out of Adelfia (Sinndar), a winning half-sister to the dual Gr.3 winner Adilabad (Gulch). The second dam is the Gr.3 Prix Chloe winner Adaiyka (Doyoun), who produced four winners among her five foals. The third dam, the unraced Adarika (Kings Lake), responsible for six winners, is a half-sister to German Listed scorer Adjmal (Dancing Brave).

Adelfia has a yearling Kingston Hill colt (bought by Highflyer Bloodstock and Alan King for £17,000 at the Tattersalls Ascot Yearling Sale) and visited Kodi Bear this year.

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12.15 (GMT) SAINT-CLOUD, 2YO CLAIMER, 1400M1. WALDBLUMCHEN (Ger), 2f,

Sea The Moon – Waldblume (Halling) O: Lebeau Racing & S J Weiss, B: Gestut Gorlsdorf, T: Henk Grewe €52,000 BBAG September Yearling Sale by Dzubasz, consigned by Stauffenberg Bloodstock €30,000 vendor 2018 BBAG October Mixed Sale consigned by Gestut Gorlsdorf Distances: 1¼l, 3½l. 11 ran.

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Italian season draws to a closeCharline Royale’s (Zebedee) impressive six-length win in the Gr.3 Premio Aloisi at Capannelle on Sunday completed Italian Group racing for the 2018 season and provided the home team with its 17th win, the final score being Italy 17 – 9 Rest of Europe.

A racing fan who spent the last eight years on another planet would be forgiven for thinking this was a huge improvement for the Italian racing industry. In the earlier part of the decade, Italy could only laboriously clinch a draw with the raiders in Group races and, when they sometimes collected a couple of wins more, they celebrated a ‘’very good year’’. The score in 2017 was Italy 22 – 4 Rest of Europe. The raiders won five more Group contests this year, all in the last two months. Raymond Tusk (High Chaparral) landed the Gr.2 Gran Premio del Jockey Club for the enthusiastic Middleham Park Racing team at San Siro, while the home team enjoyed three wins at Capannelle on Sunday. God Given (Nathaniel) provided an emotional last hurrah for her trainer Luca Cumani, while the German Va Bank (Archipenko) clinched the Gr.2 Premio Roma and Mark Johnston saddled Masham Star (Lawman), who gained the Gr.3 Premio Ribot on his 57th start and his first at Group level following a 25-race campaign. The German mare Night Music’s (Sea The Stars) win in the Gr.2 Premio Federico Tesio and the filly Bint Al Nasr (Areion) completed a good second half of the season for the visitors.

Italian racing officials and the racecourses took the decision to concentrate nine Group races in two cards, with the goal to increase the foreign runners and boost the rating of some races in severe danger of being downgraded. The first target was nearly hit, with 24 foreign runners in nine races, seven more than in 2017. The second is under scrutiny because some races returned disappointing results. The Premio Lydia Tesio, the last remaining Gr.1 in the Italian programme, needed to deliver an impossible average of 114 to match the requested 110 average in the last three seasons following the low average rating of 2017 (104.75). The Prix de l’Opera, for example, returned an average of 114.5.

The Lydia Tesio field included the German Oaks winner Well Timed (Holy Roman Emperor), who was fifth, beaten a length in the l’Opera, and was rated 110 for her Classic win, and the other German Navaro Girl (Holy Roman Emperor), who got the same mark when third in the Gr.1 Prix Jean Romanet. Unfortunately both missed out on a top-four finish and, in the best case scenario, the average for the race in 2018 will be 106.5, three and half pounds lower than what is required for a Gr.1 restricted to fillies and mares.

The two other Group races in serious trouble, according to the European Pattern Committee, the Gr.2 Premio Presidente della Repubblica and the Gr.2 Gran Criterium, returned mixed signals. The four-length win of the French horse Royal Julius (Royal Applause), a 110 performer, put Capannelle’s event in serious trouble.

The Championship event for two-year-olds looks more solid. In second place, the German Quest The Moon (Sea The Moon), a Gr.3 winner at Baden-Baden rated 105, pushed the winner Mission Boy (Paco Boy) at 106, and the colts who filled the other two places, Revelstoke (Toronado) and Out Of Time (Sakhee’s Secret), finished a half a length behind the runner-up. The EPC at the moment of judgement will drop the substandard rating of 2015.

Alduino and Stefano Botti landed ten Group races and enjoyed a 1-2-3 in the Gr.2 Derby Italiano. The winner Summer Festival (Poet’s Voice) was subsequently sold to Hong Kong and is in training with Peter Ho. The runner-up Henry Mouth (Henrythe-navigator) was not seen again after winning the Listed Gran Premio d’Italia in early June and the filly Flower Party (Duke Of Marmalade) will fly to the US following her sale to Larry Brookshire.

Another big player for the Botti team will leave Cenaia in the next few days. The Japanese-owned Mac Mahon (Ramonti), who won the Gr.2 Derby Italiano and the Listed Qatar Derby in 2017, had just one start this season in Italy and is expected to join the stud of owner Takaia Shimakawa.

Alduino and Stefano Botti landed five fewer Group races than in 2017, but their domination of the Italian racing scene is even stronger. Their cavalry have earned €3.38m in prize money with one and half months to go this year. They earned €4.41m last year, the same amount collected by the 11 trainers who finished from second to twelfth in the standings combined. This season, you need to add the earnings of the next 13 trainers to match the Bottis’ bankroll.

This weekend five Stakes races will be contested at San Siro and Capannelle and the Bottis will have ten runners. On Saturday at San Siro, Andrew Balding will be represented by Belle Meade (Roderic O’Connor), who is bidding for some black type in the Listed Premio Chiusura against a strong field of locals, headed by the defending champion Poeta Diletto (Poet’s Voice).

On Sunday in Rome, the Kingsclere trainer will saddle the homebred Highland Pass (Passing Glance) in the Listed Premio Buontalenta, a race also targeted by Sir Mark Prescott for the three-year-old filly Harmonica (Pivotal).

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Letter fromAmerica by JOHN P. SPARKMAN

The two worlds of the Breeders’ CupOne of the explicit goals of the founders of the Breeders’ Cup

was to foster international competition. The very first Breeders’ Cup at Hollywood Park in 1984 met that goal

when the British-bred, French-trained Lashkari defeated the French-bred and -trained All Along to win the Breeders’ Cup Turf with the British-bred, American-trained Raami third, and the Australian-bred, American-trained Strawberry Road fourth, and four American-bred turf stars well-beaten, along with three more Europeans.

The Breeders’ Cup Mile, the only other turf race on the seven-race card, was a bit less international, although it was won by the Irish-bred Royal Heroine, trained in California by then English ex-pat John Gosden. The only two European-trained entries, the American-bred Lear Fan and Irish-bred Prego, finished seventh and ninth, respectively.

Three European-trained horses took on the Americans in their own element on dirt, with David O’Brien’s Concert Hall finishing seventh in the Juvenile and Michael Cunningham’s Princess Tracy and Bill O’Gorman’s Reesh finishing fifth and 11th respectively in the Sprint.

Over the years since that rather ignominious beginning, there have been some stunningly memorable victories by European-trained horses in Breeders’ Cup dirt races, perhaps most notably Arcangues’ 133/1 shocker in the 1993 Classic, Arazi’s swooping runaway in the 1991 Juvenile,and Johannesburg’s celebratory win in the 2001 Juvenile in the emotional shadow of the fallen towers. European-trained horses have won a total of seven Breeders’ Cup races on dirt, with, interestingly enough, the Juvenile accounting for four of those seven.

The story is, of course, very different for the Breeders’ Cup races on turf. European-trained horses have won 22 of 35 editions of the Breeders’ Cup Turf, including nine of the last 11. European horses have captured 13 of 35 Breeders’ Cup Miles, eight of 12 Juvenile Turfs, eight of 20 Filly and Mare Turfs, but, surprisingly, none of the 11 Turf Sprints. The American-bred and -trained Bulletin won the inaugural Juvenile Turf Sprint this year.

Europe’s relative dominance of the Breeders’ Cup events on turf is hardly a surprise. Obviously the vast majority of American races are run on dirt, while the percentages are essentially reversed in Europe. Secondly, after American breeders turned inward in response to the crash of the bloodstock market in the late 1980s and the temporary withdrawal of Sheikh Mohammed and Coolmore from the American yearling market, American

commercial breeders have actively avoided breeding turf horses, with the inevitable result of a sharp decline in the quality of American turf races.

The relative lack of success in the Breeders’ Cup Mile and Turf Sprint does require a bit of elucidation. You would have to ask European trainers why only two really Championship quality European sprinters, the fillies Marsha in 2017 and Fleeting Spirit in 2008, have run in the Turf Sprint. That is probably explanation enough. Starspangledbanner’s participation in 2012 does not count, since he was attempting a comeback after failing to impregnate many mares at stud.

At this year’s Breeders’ Cup, European-trained horses enjoyed the additional advantage of racing over the type of rain-softened going American turf horses seldom, if ever, encounter. With racing five days a week in many venues, American racing secretaries switch routine turf races off the turf to the dirt course at the slightest hint of rain. Enable and Magical were simply better than the American grass horses in any case, so the going had little to do with the outcome of the Turf, and, although Sistercharlie is now American-trained, the first six home in the Filly and Mare Turf were all European-bred.

Soft going may have aided Expert Eye in the Mile, though, by slowing down the front-running Analyze It and Catapult enough to give the Juddmonte colt time to get organized and catch them over going they had never encountered before, and a similar situation occurred in the Juvenile Turf, where Line Of Duty swooped late to nail the Americans near the wire. Again, no top-class European sprinters contested the Turf Sprint and it hardly mattered where anything was trained in the Juvenile Fillies Turf. Nothing was going to catch Newspaperofrecord, regardless of origin or the softness of the ground.

At the heart of John Gaines’s vision in 1984, though, were the stud fees of American stallions. Even with a yearling selling for $10.2-million the previous year, Gaines recognized that the level of prize money available could not long support the fees being asked for the top stallions of the day and the total syndication price required to acquire a top horse. Given the market crash that soon followed the inaugural Breeders’ Cup, it took at least a decade, but for the last 25 years or so, it has been clear that Gaines was right.

Racing venues all over the world now stage their own version of the Breeders’ Cup and international racing is much the better for it.

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(Diesis), is a half-sister to a couple of black-type winners in the US.Red Allie has a colt foal by Mastercraftsman, offered as Lot 23

at Goffs’ November Foal Sale. FRANCO RAIMONDI

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LR EBF GILLIES FILLIES’ STAKES, Doncaster, 1m2f, 3yo+f&m, 1st £23,680, 2nd £8,956, 3rd £4,476, 1.30pmCOMPANY ASSET (Ire), 5m,

Fast Company – Changari (Gulch)EMPRESS ALI (Ire), 7m,

Holy Roman Emperor – Almansa (Dr Devious)ISABELLA (Ire), 4f,

Galileo – Song Of My Heart (Footstepsinthesand)MAID TO REMEMBER (GB), 4f,

Redoute’s Choice – Maid To Believe (Galileo)PACHARANA (GB), 5m,

Oasis Dream – Cascata (Montjeu)QUEEN OF TIME (GB), 4f,

Harbour Watch – Black Belt Shopper (Desert Prince)SHENANIGANS (Ire), 4f,

Arcano – Ladylishandra (Mujadil)WINGINGIT (Ire), 4f,

Helmet – Chirkova (Sadler’s Wells)ANASHEED (GB), 3f,

Frankel – Hathrah (Linamix)BONA FIDE (GB), 3f,

Frankel – Honest Quality (Elusive Quality)CRYSTAL HOPE (GB), 3f,

Nathaniel – Crystal Etoile (Dansili)DANCE LEGEND (GB), 3f,

Camelot – Syvilla (Nayef)FONDEST (GB), 3f,

Mayson – Fondled (Selkirk)SNOWFLAKES (Ire), 3f,

Galileo – Laddies Poker Two (Choisir)

LR WENTWORTH STAKES, Doncaster, 6f, 3yo+, 1st £22,684, 2nd £8,600, 3rd £4,304, 2.05pmDOWNFORCE (Ire), 6g,

Fast Company – Spinning Ruby (Pivotal)THE BROGHIE MAN (GB), 3g,

Cityscape – Suelita (Dutch Art)DONJUAN TRIUMPHANT (Ire), 5h,

Dream Ahead – Mathuna (Tagula)GORDON LORD BYRON (Ire), 10g,

Byron – Boa Estrela (Intikhab)HEY JONESY (Ire), 3c,

Excelebration – Fikrah (Medicean)LAUGH A MINUTE (GB), 3g,

Mayson – Funny Enough (Dansili)LIBRISA BREEZE (GB), 6g,

Mount Nelson – Bruxcalina (Linamix)ORNATE (GB), 5g,

Bahamian Bounty – Adorn (Kyllachy)COULD IT BE LOVE (USA), 3f,

War Front – Playa Maya (Arch)

Obligate (Frankel) just held on to make a winning debut here. She is the first foal out of the unraced Responsible (Oasis Dream), who is a half-sister to seven Group winners, including leading sire Dansili (Danehill), a triple Group winner who was placed six times at Gr.1 level, his full-sister Banks Hill, heroine of the Gr.1 Coronation Stakes, Gr.1 Breeders’ Cup Filly and Mare Turf and Gr.1 Prix Jacques Le Marois (and dam of Gr.1 winner Romantica and dual Listed scorer and sire Ideal World and grandam of the Listed scorer Sangarius), Heat Haze (Green Desert), winner of the Gr.1 Matriarch Stakes and Gr.1 Beverly D Stakes (and dam of the Gr.3 winner Mirage Dancer), Intercontinental (Danehill), the Gr.1 Matriarch Stakes and Gr.1 Breeders’ Cup Filly and Mare Turf winner, the Gr.1 Manhattan Handicap and Gr.1 Man O’War Stakes victor and sire Cacique (Danehill), the Gr.1 Northern Dancer Turf Stakes and Gr.1 Hollywood Cup Turf Stakes winner Champs Elysees (Danehill) and the Gr.3 Cardinal Handicap winner Deluxe (Storm Cat). Their dam is the Listed Prix des Sablonnets winner Hasili (Kahyasi).

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

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3.35 (GMT) ROME, 2YO FILLIES’ MAIDEN, 1200M1. CHEMDA TEK (Ity), 2f,

Blu Air Force – Queen Applause (Royal Applause) O: Manila Illuminati, B: Stefano Luciani, T: Vincenzo Fazio Distances: 2½l, ½l. 14 ran

Chemda Tek (Blu Air Force) finally recorded a well-deserved first win following six places in her previous seven starts. The speedy filly headed a 1-2 for the Master of Sprinters, Vincenzo Fazio, who also trains the runner-up Aravasa (Permesso). Chemda Tek is the second foal and winner out of Queen Applause (Royal Applause), who collected six places, but failed to score. The breeder Stefano Luciani bought from her catalogue page, as she is a half-sister to three winners and her dam, Cragreen (Green Desert), is a winning half-sister to Crodas (Shirley Heights), a multiple Stakes winner and Classic-placed. The third dam, Croda Alta (Caro), won the Gr.2 (then) Premio Chiusura and became a pivotal broodmare for Italian breeding. FRANCO RAIMONDI

4.10 (GMT) ROME, NURSERY, 1400M AW1. NIGHTCRAWLER (Ire), 2c,

Footstepsinthesand – Red Allie (Redback) O: Scuderia Orizzonte Verde, B: Pat Smith, T: Antonio Peraino €3,000 Goffs Sportsman’s Sale by Antonio Peraino, consigned by Loughmore Stables Distances: ¾l, ½l. 12 ran.

Nightcrawler (Footstepsinthesand) handled the all-weather surface well and scored gamely at his first handicap attempt. He is the first foal out of Red Allie (Redback), who ran a few times. The second dam, Allegrina (Barathea), delivered three winners, topped by the multiple Stakes winner and Gr.2-placed Boomshackerlacker (Dark Angel). The third dam, Pianola

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TOSEN GIFT (Ire), 3f, Lope De Vega – Miracolia (Montjeu)

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LR PREMIO CHIUSURA, Milan, 1400m, 2yo+, 1st €19,500, 2nd €8,580, 3rd €4,680, 3.10pm (GMT)BELLE MEADE (Ire), 4f,

Roderic O’Connor – Hazardous (Night Shift)BLACK HORUS (USA), 3c,

Shanghai Bobby – Julia’s Star (El Prado)CIRFANDLI (Hun), 3c,

Overdose – Chiaraluna (Bully Pulpit)GABRIELLA (Ger), 3f,

Soldier Hollow – Gallivant (Danehill)GREG PASS (Ire), 6g,

Raven’s Pass – Baranja (St Jovite)LAW POWER (GB), 4c,

Lawman – Clarietta (Shamardal)LORD OF ROME (Ire), 4g,

Lord Shanakill – Helebore (Red Ransom)PENSIERIEPAROLE (GB), 6g,

Exceed And Excel – Pursuit Of Charge (Pursuit Of Love)POETA DILETTO (GB), 5h,

Poet’s Voice – Mia Diletta (Selkirk)SAILANA (Ger), 4f,

Call Me Big – Still Standing (Martillo)SWALLOW STREET (Ire), 4c,

Sir Prancealot – Fey Rouge (Fayruz)ZAPEL (GB), 5h,

Kyllachy – Viadeigiardini (Dubai Destination)

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Gr.2 DAILY HAI NISAI STAKES, Kyoto, 1600mT, 2yo, 1st ¥38,000,000, 2nd ¥15,000,000, 3rd ¥9,500,000, 3.45pmDANON JUSTICE (Jpn), 2c,

Kingman – Mambia (Aldebaran)

FIRST CROP SIRE MAIDENSALHEBAYEBBlack Seed (Ire), 2f, ex Karjera (Key Of Luck)

2.55 [GMT] Siracusa, handicap, 1400mMeraxes (Ire), 2f, ex Xerxes (Key Of Luck)

2.55 [GMT] Siracusa, handicap, 1400mRoyal Alhebayeb (Ire), 2c, ex Cantaloupe (Priolo)

4.10 [GMT] Siracusa, maiden, 1700m

BUNGLE INTHEJUNGLESokudo (Ire), 2c, ex Sapporo (Distorted Humor)

12.20 Doncaster, EBF maiden Div I, 6fWindstorm (Ire), 2c, ex Tvara (In The Wings)

4.10 [GMT] Siracusa, maiden, 1700mAkela Moon (Ire), 2f, ex Indiannie Moon (Fraam)

4.30 Chelmsford, nursery, 5f AW

EIRENE (GB), 3f, Declaration Of War – Za Za Zoom (Le Vie Dei Colori)

MAID IN INDIA (Ire), 4f, Bated Breath – Indian Maiden (Indian Ridge)

MAYLEAF SHINE (Ire), 4f, Mayson – Let Me Shine (Dixie Union)

REBEL SURGE (Ire), 5m, Kodiac – Face The Storm (Barathea)

RED ALLURE (GB), 3f, Mayson – Lark In The Park (Grand Lodge)

UNDER THE COVERS (GB), 5m, Stimulation – Sakha (Wolfhound)

ZAIN HANA (GB), 3f, Shamardal – Lavender And Lace (Barathea)

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LR CRITERIUM DU LANGUEDOC, Toulouse, 1600m, 2yo, 1st €30,000, 2nd €12,000, 3rd €9,000, 1.35pm (GMT)GO TO HOLLYWOOD (Fr), 2c,

Penny’s Picnic – Agence Belge (Librettist)LE MARAIS (Ire), 2c,

Lope De Vega – Angel Spirit (Invincible Spirit)J’AURAIS DU (Fr), 2c,

George Vancouver – Plantation (Singspiel)DIVINE GIFT (Ire), 2c,

Nathaniel – Souter’s Sister (Desert Style)WATCH ME (Fr), 2f,

Olympic Glory – Watchful (Galileo)UDALLA (Ire), 2f,

Dream Ahead – High Fidelity (Peintre Celebre)GOOD COMPLICITY (Fr), 2f,

Power – Vivement Dimanche (Royal Applause)MARIE’S PICNIC (Fr), 2f,

Penny’s Picnic – Marie D’O (Librettist)

Gr.3 PRIX FILLE DE L’AIR, Toulouse, 2100m, 3yo+f&m, 1st €40,000, 2nd €16,000, 3rd €12,000, 2.45pm (GMT)GAINING (GB), 4f,

American Post – Acquisition (Dansili)KOHINUR (GB), 4f,

Dubawi – Vita Nova (Galileo)LIDA (Ire), 4f,

Lope De Vega – Annie The Doc (Nayef)MUSIC LOVER (Fr), 4f,

Palace Episode – Lucky Game (Montjeu)BELLA BOLIDE (Fr), 4f,

Rock Of Gibraltar – Bellona (Bering)BALTIC DUCHESS (Ire), 4f,

Lope De Vega – Born Wild (Sadler’s Wells)ALLONS Y (Fr), 4f,

Soldier Of Fortune – Absolutely True (Westerner)SON MACIA (Ger), 5m,

Soldier Hollow – Sinaada (Zinaad)NISREEN (Ire), 4f,

Raven’s Pass – Badweia (Kingmambo)HAGGLE (GB), 5m,

Pivotal – Barter (Daylami)NIEVES (Ire), 3f,

So You Think – Wad Ras (Sherman)

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AREION Good Girl (Ger), 5m, ex Good Harmony (King’s Best) Nort-Sur-Erdre, France, 14 Oct, 4-5yo, cond, 4300mT, €5,760 B: Gestut Auenquelle

CALL ME BIG Tentino (Ger), 6h, ex Tennessee Waltz (Caerleon) Milan, Italy, 14 Oct, 3yo+, hcap, 1600mT, €1,951 B: Gestut Auenquelle

ENJOY PLAN Lombargini (Ger), 7g, ex Laria (Donegal) Pardubice, Czechia, 14 Oct, 5yo+ chase, 4700mT, £1,534 B: Popelka Stanislav

LORD OF ENGLAND Ticano (Ger), 3c, ex Ticinella (Hernando) Jagersro, Sweden, 14 Oct, 3yo+, hcap, 1600mD, £2,375 B: Gestüt Etzean

MANDURO Paris Paris (Ger), 3f, ex Pearl Of Love (Sholokhov) Chantilly, France, 12 Oct, 3yoc&g, hcap, 1900mAW, €11,500 B: Gestut Etzean

GARSWOODEdgewood (GB), 2c, ex Heskin (Acclamation)

12.55 Doncaster, EBF maiden Div II, 6fMattymiller (GB), 2c, ex Marigot Bay (Paco Boy)

4.30 Chelmsford, nursery, 5f AW

KINGMANSpeed King (GB), 2c, ex Speed Cop (Cadeaux Genereux)

12.20 Doncaster, EBF maiden Div I, 6f

LE VIE INFINITEBrigant Dream (Ity), 2f, ex Ride The Dream (Oasis Dream)

4.10 [GMT] Siracusa, maiden, 1700m

MOOHAAJIMFlash Brown (Ity), 2c, ex Mist And Stone (Xaar)

4.10 [GMT] Siracusa, maiden, 1700m

MORPHEUSMy Tally (Ire), 2c, ex Treacle Noir (Raise A Grand)

4.10 [GMT] Siracusa, maiden, 1700m

NOBLE MISSIONSpanish Mission (USA), 2c, ex Limonar (Street Cry)

5.30 Chelmsford, conditions, 1m2f AW

NO NAY NEVERHero Hero (Ire), 2c, ex Fancy (Galileo)

12.55 Doncaster, EBF maiden Div II, 6fNo Trouble (Ire), 2c, ex Lady Babooshka (Cape Cross)

5.00 Chelmsford, novice, 7f AW

OLYMPIC GLORYKaraktair (Fr), 2c, ex Feelin Foxy (Foxhound)

1.05 [GMT] Toulouse, claimer, 1600m

RULER OF THE WORLDRock The Cradle (Ire), 2g, ex Independent Girl (Bachelor Duke)

12.55 Doncaster, EBF maiden Div II, 6f

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

12.55 Doncaster, EBF maiden Div II, 6f

TORONADOAl Messila (GB), 2f, ex Rose Blossom (Pastoral Pursuits)

5.00 Chelmsford, novice, 7f AW

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1 NO NAY NEVER 2011 Scat Daddy 51 26 185 36 5 12 2 5 51 9.8 6.3 947,097

2 CHARM SPIRIT 2011 Invincible Spirit 68 25 242 35 1 2 1 2 37 1.47 6.3 443,528

3 BUNGLE INTHEJUNGLE 2010 Exceed And Excel 60 24 250 28 2 2 1 2 40 3.33 5.8 342,706

4 WAR COMMAND 2011 War Front 48 22 180 28 1 2 0 0 46 2.08 7 292,813

5 TORONADO 2010 High Chaparral 51 22 161 26 0 5 0 3 43 0 6.8 336,045

6 KINGMAN 2011 Invincible Spirit 49 20 120 27 5 6 2 3 41 10.2 7 440,585

7 ANODIN 2010 Anabaa 47 16 135 21 2 3 1 2 34 4.26 7.3 362,191

8 OLYMPIC GLORY 2010 Choisir 49 16 150 18 0 2 0 0 33 0 7.3 282,432

9 SEA THE MOON 2011 Sea the Stars 41 15 101 20 2 4 2 3 37 4.88 7.3 363,561

10 ALHEBAYEB 2010 Dark Angel 70 14 287 19 0 0 0 0 20 0 7 213,436

11 AUSTRALIA 2011 Galileo 54 14 140 17 1 4 1 4 26 1.85 7.5 475,175

12 SLADE POWER 2009 Dutch Art 57 13 197 17 0 3 0 1 23 0 6 237,319

13 GALE FORCE TEN 2010 Oasis Dream 38 12 159 14 0 1 0 0 32 0 6.3 140,489

14 GREGORIAN 2009 Clodovil 42 10 182 13 0 5 0 3 24 0 6 260,046

15 MUKHADRAM 2009 Shamardal 38 9 107 10 0 0 0 0 24 0 7 77,984

16 HEERAAT 2009 Dark Angel 37 8 162 9 0 0 0 0 22 0 5.8 98,672

17 BATTLE OF MARENGO 2010 Galileo 27 7 94 12 0 1 0 0 26 0 7 91,907

18 COACH HOUSE 2011 Oasis Dream 39 7 164 10 0 0 0 0 18 0 5.8 90,012

19 GARSWOOD 2010 Dutch Art 34 6 106 9 2 2 2 2 18 5.88 6 198,080

20 KUROSHIO 2010 Exceed And Excel 16 6 67 7 0 2 0 1 38 0 5.5 118,315

21 SOMMERABEND 2007 Shamardal 21 6 83 9 0 0 0 0 29 0 7.8 178,496

22 MOOHAAJIM 2010 Cape Cross 14 6 54 10 0 0 0 0 43 0 7 125,199

23 LE VIE INFINITE 2007 Le Vie Dei Colori 13 5 51 8 0 1 0 1 38 0 6.5 80,425

24 NOBLE MISSION 2009 Galileo 15 5 40 7 0 0 0 0 33 0 6.8 67,821

25 DUNADEN 2006 Nicobar 13 4 36 4 0 0 0 0 31 0 8.3 25,537

26 RULER OF THE WORLD 2010 Galileo 16 4 34 5 1 2 1 1 25 6.25 7.5 334,522

27 STAR POKER 2010 Footstepsinthesand 10 4 34 4 0 0 0 0 40 0 5.3 26,026

28 ES QUE LOVE 2009 Clodovil 12 4 65 9 0 0 0 0 33 0 6.5 70,578

29 MORPHEUS 2010 Oasis Dream 52 4 178 5 0 0 0 0 8 0 6.3 72,811

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TAOC2 2017 Aidan O’Ryan UK38,000gnsPass The Trophy 2012 c Iffraaj 78 (Ger) 7-9fPlus Night 2013 c Exceed And Excel DNAUG 2016 Linden Lodge BS £23,000 73 (Ger) 5.3-6.8fZain Dancer 2014 c Youmzainunnamed 2015 c Dream Ahead TAOC2 2016 Vendor UK20,000gnsunnamed 2016 f Mastercraftsmanunnamed 2017 c Zoffany DNPRM 2018 Crisaff (P.S.) £8,000unnamed 2018 f No Nay Nevercovered in 2018 by No Nay Never

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Take A Pew 1991 c Reference Point 70 10-11fPuck’s Castle 1992 f Shirley Heights 90 8f

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TAFEB 2016 Badgers BS UK32,000gnsTADEM 2016 Vendor UK50,000gns

Lady Allegra 2013 f Canford Cliffs GOOY2 2014 D Farrington Euro18,000 90 (Ire) 5f

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