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Seller/Owner : Shadai Farm Consignor : Shadai Farm Breeding Farm : Shadai Farm 3 Bay Filly Apr.23, 2019 ＊Sunday Silence # $ Fuji Kiseki ＊＊Kinshasa no Kiseki !$"$# Millracer AUS 2003 $"$ ＊ Pleasant Colony $ Keltshaan ! !$"$# Featherhill Kingmambo # $ King Kamehameha ＊ !$"$# !$$$"$$$# Soulful Voice Manfath ＊ 2007 $"$ Tony Bin $ Tre Ensemble ! !$"$# Dyna Actress 1s Northern Dancer S5×M5 1st Dam Soulful Voice (07 by King Kamehameha), 4 wins in JRA, Edelweiss S (T1600m), Mimosa Sho (T2000m), 2nd Spica S (T1800m), Grateful S (T2200m), 3rd Fukushima Himba S -G3 (T1800m), etc. [Dam of 2 named foals, 2 to race. Winners (wins) : 1 (1) in JRA, 1 (3) in NAR] Powerful Voice (15 dk.b. c. by Neo Universe), 3 wins in NAR, in training Madre Voice (16 ch. c. by Daiwa Major), winner in JRA 2nd Dam TREENSEMBLE(95by＊TonyBin(IRE)),racedinJRA MARUKA RASCAL (02 c. by ＊Grass Wonder (USA)), 3 wins in JRA, Kakogawa Tokubetsu, 7 wins over jumps in JRA, Nakayama Grand Jump -J.G1, Nakayama Daishogai -J.G1, 3rd Nakayama Daishogai -J.G1, JRA Best Steeplechase Horse TRIBUTE SONG (05 c. by ＊Grass Wonder (USA)), 4 wins in JRA, Sunshine S, Nambu Tokubetsu, Urasa Tokubetsu, 2nd Yamabuki Sho, etc., winner over jumps in JRA, 2nd Niigata Jump S -J.G3 Encore Piece (09 f. by Neo Universe), winner in JRA SATONO EMERALD (15 c. by King Kamehameha), 2 wins in JRA, in training, 2 wins over jumps in JRA, 3rd Hanshin Jump S -J.G3 3rd Dam DYNA ACTRESS (83 by ＊Northern Taste (CAN)), 7 wins in JRA, Keio Hai Spring Cup -L,SprintersS-L,MainichiOkan-L, Keio Hai Autumn Handicap -L, Hakodate Sansai S -L, etc., JRA Best Older Filly/Mare (twice) STAGE CHAMP (90 c. by ＊Real Shadai (USA)), 4 wins in JRA, Nikkei Sho -L, Sportsnippon Sho Stayers S -L, 2nd Kikuka Sho (Japanese St.Leger) -L,etc. PRIME STAGE (92 f. by ＊Sunday Silence (USA)), 3 wins in JRA, Fairy S -L, Sapporo Sansai S -L, 3rd Oka Sho (Japanese 1000 Guineas) -L,etc. Running Heroine (93 f. by ＊Sunday Silence (USA)), raced in JRA SCREEN HERO (04 c. by ＊Grass Wonder (USA)), 5 wins in JRA, Japan Cup -G1, Copa Republica Argentina -L, 2nd Tenno Sho (Autumn) -G1, etc., JRA Best Older Horse, stallion.

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