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Consigned by Bill Murphy, Agent III Hip No. Barn 1062 DEPUTY DOLLY 32 Bay Mare; foaled 2001 Vice Regent Deputy Minister ................ Mint Copy Deputy Commander.......... Malinowski Anka Germania (IRE)......... Affaire d'Amour DEPUTY DOLLY Seattle Slew Capote .............................. Too Bald Dolly Talbo........................ (1996) Screen King Lochlin.............................. Dorothy Kay By DEPUTY COMMANDER (1994). Black-type winner of $1,906,640, Travers S. [G1], etc. Sire of 9 crops of racing age, 588 foals, 473 starters, 20 black-type winners, 2 champions, 313 winners of 1021 races and earn- ing $27,248,736, including Ten Most Wanted ($1,718,460, Travers S. [G1] (SAR, $600,000), etc.), Deputy Glitters ($427,105, Ohio Derby [G2] (TDN, $210,000), etc.), Grab Your Heart ($2,470,595, Sparkling Lady Cup, etc.), Plaid [L] (13 wins, $568,217). Sire of dam of black-type winner Tsonga. 1st dam DOLLY TALBO, by Capote. 2 wins in 4 starts at 2, $41,983. Dam of 6 other reg- istered foals, 6 of racing age, including a 2-year-old of 2011, 5 to race-- FERRARI PISA (c. by Touch Gold). 7 wins, 3 to 5, ¥285,540,000, in Japan, Negishi S. [G3], Elm S., Hyogo Championship, Keyaki S., 2nd Unicorn S., Nippon TV Hai, Cluster Cup, Coral S., Marine S., Kurofune Sho, 3rd Kashiwa Kinen. (Total: $2,717,940). MOGAAMER (c. by Dixieland Band). Winner at 3, £9,705, in England; winner, 227,000 dirhams, in United Arab Emirates, Jebel Ali Mile. (Total: $80,341). Smart Spider (c. by Grand Slam). Winner at 2, ¥10,300,000, in Japan. (To- tal: $100,180). Corn Dolly (f. by Indian Charlie). Winner in 1 start at 2, 2010, ¥7,000,000, in Japan. (Total: $84,028). Suiren (f. by Roman Ruler). Winner at 3, 2010, ¥4,050,000, in Japan. (Total: $48,402). 2nd dam Lochlin, by Screen King. 3 wins to 3, $100,758, 3rd Mazarine S. [G3]. Dam of-- WILD JAZZ (c. by Wild Again). 4 wins at 2 and 3, $91,600, Migrating Moon S. (CRC, $15,810), 3rd Play the King H. [L] (WO, $9,199(CAN)). Stephentown (c. by Wild Again). 3 wins, $124,890, 2nd Northern Dancer S. [L] (CD, $21,900), 3rd Long Branch Breeders' Cup S. [G3] (MTH, $11,000). Da Cardinal (r. by Pulpit). 2 wins, $83,598, in Canada; winner, $120,810, in N.A./U.S., 2nd Clarendon S.-R (WO, $31,740(CAN)), etc. (Total: $195,243). Lochlin Slew. Unraced. Dam of Gregorian Bay (g. by War Chant, 4 wins, $206,620), 2nd Turf Paradise Derby [L] (TUP, $20,000), etc., set ntr). RACE RECORD: At 2, unraced; at 3, one win, once 3rd; at 4, unplaced. Earned $17,375. PRODUCE RECORD: 2006 Leslie's Dolly, f. by Phone Saga. Winner at 3, $7,204. 2007 V Man, c. by Saint Afleet. Winner at 3, 2010, $8,357. 2008 unnamed f. by Saint Afleet. 2009 c. by Silver Train; 2010 f. by Dixie Union. Mated to Sharp Humor (Distorted Humor--Bellona), last service May 30, 2010. (Believed to be PREGNANT). KEE 1/11.

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