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／ＢＴ名簿【欧文】・セレクト／英語セレクト・ＤＶＤ校正用／英語セレクトＤＶＤ校正用台紙 2021.01.20 16.02.09 Page 1050 ５０英語２０２１種牡馬ＤＶＤ T００７１‐３８ 50 スクリーンヒーロー #Roberto !Silver Hawk & Grass Wonder Gris Vitesse $ Danzig ! (1995)'Ameriflora # " （） &Graceful Touch Screen% Hero JPN #Halo !Sunday Silence & ch. 2004' 15.3Running½（1.61 Heroine M） Wishing Well $ Northern Taste Lex Stud (1993)'Dyna Actress # &Model Sport 1st dam RUNNING HEROINE (JPN), by Sunday Silence (USA). Unplaced in 2 starts in Japan. Sister to PRIME STAGE (JPN), half-sister to STAGE CHAMP (JPN), Best Location (JPN). Dam of ― NO MATTER WHAT (JPN)(00 f. by Soul of the Matter (USA)). 2 wins in Japan. REMEMBER DREAM (JPN)(02 f. by Jade Robbery (USA)). 3 wins in Ja- pan. CLEAR LAUREL (JPN)(03 c. by Sakura Laurel (JPN)). 5 wins in Japan. SCREEN HERO (JPN). See Records. COCKTAIL LOUNGE (JPN)(05 f. by Tanino Gimlet (JPN)). 3 wins in Ja- pan, Opal Cup, 3rd Tokyo Nisai Yushun Himba. Dam of ― Graviola (JPN) (f. by South Vigorous (USA)). 4 wins in Japan, 2 nd Edelweiss Sho [L]. CENTER STAGE (JPN)(06 f. by Swept Overboard (USA)). 4 wins in Ja- pan. RUN TO THE LEAD (JPN)(08 f. by Tanino Gimlet (JPN)). Winner in Ja- pan. BLONDE HEROINE (JPN)(10 f. by Grass Wonder (USA)). 2 wins in Ja- pan. 2nd dam DYNA ACTRESS (JPN), by Northern Taste (CAN). 7 wins in Japan, best older mare in Japan (twice), Mainichi Okan [JPN2],KeioHai Spring Cup [JPN2], Sprinters S [JPN2], Hakodate Sansai S [JPN3], Keio Hai Autumn H [JPN3], 2nd Yasuda Kinen [JPN1], 3rd Yushun Himba (Japanese Oaks) [JPN1], Japan Cup [JPN1]. Dam of ― STAGE CHAMP (JPN) (c. by Real Shadai (USA)). 4 wins in Japan, Nikkei Sho [JPN2], Stayers S [JPN3], 2nd Kikuka Sho (Japanese St. Leger) [JPN1], Tenno Sho (spring) [JPN1], Nikkei Sho [JPN2]. PRIME STAGE (JPN) (f. by Sunday Silence (USA)). 3 wins in Japan, Sapporo Sansai S [JPN3], Fairy S [JPN3]. Dam of ― ABSOLUTE (JPN) (g. by Tanino Gimlet (JPN)). 7 wins in Japan, Tokyo Shimbun Hai [G3],FujiS[G3]. Best Location (JPN) (f. by Kurofune (USA)). 5 wins in Japan, 2nd Kyoto Himba S [G3], 3rd Keeneland Cup [G3]. Dam of ― BEST ACTOR (JPN) (g. by Deep Impact (JPN)). 6 wins in Japan, Hankyu Hai [G3]. ２０２１‐０１‐１４ Running Heroine.

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