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WEDNESDAY, 16TH DECEMBER 2015 JANUARY HORSES OF ALL AGES SALE 2016 11-15 JANUARY EBN EUROPEAN BLOODSTOCK NEWS FOR MORE INFORMATION: TEL: +44 (0) 1638 666512 • FAX: +44 (0) 1638 666516 • [email protected] • WWW.BLOODSTOCKNEWS.EU SALES REVIEW | FIRST CROP SIRE AVERAGES | YORTON STUD | LEADING NH SIRES TODAY’S HEADLINES STALLION NEWS SMAD PLACE’S SIRE SMADOUN DIES AT 25 Smadoun (Kaldoun), the sire of recent Gr.3 Hennessy Gold Cup winner Smad Place, died yesterday of a brain aneurysm, aged 25. Bred and raced by Roland Douaire, the consistent grey was trained in the south-west of France by Bernard Renard. He won 16 picture courtesy of Newbury racecourse times from 63 starts over six to twelve furlongs, from two to five in France, including seven times at Listed level, with over €550,000 Smad Place (Smadoun) ridden by Wayne Hutchinson en in prize money to his name. He was born in 1990, the year Antoine route to winning the Gr.3 Hennessy Gold Cup last month de Talhouet Roy took over Haras des Sablonnets and he has stood there since retiring to stud. as well as Henry de Bromhead’s six-year-old Smashing, who On the Flat he produced the Gr.1 Prix Lupin and Gr.1 Grand Prix attempts Gr.1 company again at Leopardstown later this month. de Paris winner Chichicastenango, who, from only a few crops at He is out of the winning Tip Moss mare Mossma, who also stud before he died, sired the multiple Gr.1 winner Vision D’Etat, produced five other winners by Kaldoun, three with Stakes form who stands at Haras de Grandcamp, as well as the Gr.1 Prix du in south-west France, and, notably, five of his six Flat horses rated Jockey-Club scorer and sire Saonois and the Gr.3 Prix de Flore over 100 were out of mares by Exit To Nowhere, including Blue winner Miss Salvador. Bresil and Miss Salvador. Smadoun is also responsible for Blue Bresil, who was placed As previously reported, Haras de Sablonnets will stand the Gr.1 twice at Gr.2 level on the flat and over hurdles and joins Yorton Premio Vittorio di Capua winner Red Dubawi (Dubawi) in 2016 Farm Stud for next year, and the Gr.1 Bowl Chase winner Nacarat, at a fee of €2,000, when he returns from Hong Kong. NEW Brilliant winner of both the Group 2 Richmond Stakes and the Group 2 July Stakes in faster times than Shalaa! One of the top-rated 2YO’s ever from the GREEN DESERT sire line 2016 Fee: €9,000 (APPROX. £6,500) Christy Grassick, David O’Loughlin, Eddie Fitzpatrick, Tim Corballis, Maurice Moloney, Gerry Aherne, Mathieu Legars or Jason Walsh Tel: +353-52-6131298. David Magnier, Tom Gaffney, Joe Hernon or Cathal Murphy. Tel: 353-25-31966/31689. Kevin Buckley (UK Rep.) Tel: +44-7827-795156. E-mail: [email protected] Web site: www.coolmore.com CALL: +44 (0) 1638 66 65 12 1 STALLION NEWS ~ INDUSTRY NEWS EBN: WEDNESDAY, 16TH DECEMBER 2015 Voiladenuo (Network), who will begin his stallion career at Haras du Lion in 2016 picture www.france-sire.com First 2 books of mares include: IRELAND Dams of Gr.1 winners The Fugue, Covert Love, Sahpresa, Rosenreihe, Marbye, Sudan . FIVE OUT OF FIVE Sisters to Gr.1 winners Smarty Jones, Markab, FOR COOLMORE NH SIRES Carry On Katie . Group winners Kendam et Texalina, etc. Borris and Boulta point-to-points on Sunday staged five races run €7,000 LIVE FOAL for four-year-olds. Remarkably, the winners of all five were sired by young Coolmore National Hunt stallions. STYLE VENDOME At Borris, Westerner’s daughter Threeswallowsnick looked one to follow when scoring first time out in the 4YO mares maiden. 1ST YEARLINGS IN 2016 The two divisions of the 4YO geldings maiden were won by Farm The Rock and Log On, by Yeats and Scorpion respectively. At Boulta, Mahler’s daughter Ms Parfois impressed on debut for Martin Hassett in the 4YO mares maiden, while Westerner’s son PLANTEUR Clondaw Westie landed the 4YO geldings maiden. €6,000 LIVE FOAL First 2 books of mares include: Dams of Gr.1 performers Shamalgan, Stotsfold et Kicky Blue . Sisters to INDUSTRY NEWS Gr.1 winners Myboycharlie, Vazirabad, Fantastic Look, Red Cadeaux, FRANCE Kheleyf, etc. EDOUARD DE ROTHSCHILD ELECTED FRANCE GALOP PRESIDENT Edouard de Rothschild has been elected President of France Galop with 31 votes, 60% of the vote, compared to twelve for rivals Philippe Augier and 13 for Loic Malivet. Previously President from 2004 to 2011, de Rothschild, who will take over from Bertrand Belinguier for a four-year-term, went on to announce his two Vice Presidents: Jean d’Indy for jumping and Jean-Pierre Colombu on the flat. The 58-year-old businessman is a keen owner and breeder. He owns Haras de Meautry and has had such talented horses in recent years as the Gr.1 winners Esoterique (Danehill Dancer) and Meandre (Slickly). During his previous term as President, he was responsible for the reformation of the three-year-old Classic programme and the reduction of the distance of the Gr.1 Prix du Jockey Club. During his campaign he spoke of his desire to “defend the fundamentals of racing, which STANDING AT HARAS DE BOUQUETOT, FR have been impacted in recent years by changes to things such as prize money, VAT and breeders’ premiums, but also to improve BENOIT JEFFROY . AUDREY LEYVAL: relations with owners, professionals and the public, as well as +33 (0)2 31 32 28 91 . [email protected] developing new formulas, such as sponsorship.” Sally Ann Grassick 2 CALL: +44 (0) 1638 66 65 12 STUD NEWS EBN: WEDNESDAY, 16TH DECEMBER 2015 IRISH NATIONAL STUD BREEDING AND RACING CLUB 2016 The INS Breeding and Racing Club has added a second racehorse to its string, contingent on gaining ten new members for 2016. It is a Showcasing filly [pictured above] who comes from the fast family of Gr.1-winning Prohibit and is a half-sister to the black-type placed My Reward. The Club, which has enjoyed success in 2015, having seen its colours carried to a very promising sixth by Invincible Lia, as well as selling the second top lot on day one of the Goffs November Foal Sales, when its Worthadd colt made €38,000. As well as these highlights, the club also enjoyed days out to see its filly work, a trip to Coolmore, Naas Racecourse, the Galway Races, along with the Irish 2,000 Guineas and the Irish Champion Stakes. The 32-member club has capacity for 50 members and annual membership is just €2,000. In 2016, members will have two racehorses to run in its colours, as well as two foals, which will be sold on its behalf at the 2016 foal sales. Members also receive AIR cards, season passes to the Irish National Stud and Gardens and enjoy a host of activities, including stable visits and race days. It is a opportunity for those with an interest in racing or breeding to see the whole thoroughbred cycle from the breeding shed to the racecourse and everything in between. Interested parties should contact Ciarán de Barra on [email protected] or 00353 (0) 45 521 251. Follow on Twitter @INSBandRClub. CALL: +44 (0) 1638 66 65 12 3 CAPE CROSS Gr.1 winner and sire of 102 Stakes Winners Ouija Board SEA THE GOLDEN Champion Racemare; STARS HORN 7 Group 1 wins European Champion; Champion 3yo; 6 Group 1 wins. 4 Group 1 wins, Champion European including AUSTRALIA 2nd crop sire in 2014. Derby, Eclipse and Arc de Triomphe Champion 3yo colt; 2016 fee: €125,000 Dual Derby winner. First Season 2016 First crop foals 2016 Fee: £60,000 2016 fee: €50,000 SEA THE MOON Winner at 2 • Champion 3yo • Horse of the Year Sensational Derby winner by 11 lengths Supported by Europe’s leading breeders in his first season FIRST CROP FOALS 2016 2016 fee: £15,000 (1st October SLF) Also standing: ARCHIPENKO • AUSSIE RULES • LEROIDESANIMAUX • SIR PERCY [email protected] • www.lanwades.com • Tel: +44 (0)1638 750222 • Fax: +44 (0)1638 751186 LANWADES The independent option TM INDUSTRY NEWS ~ STALLION FEES EBN: WEDNESDAY, 16TH DECEMBER 2015 LONGCHAMP AUCTION Breathing will be available at Dutchess Views on 16th January SURPASSES EXPECTATIONS from 1 to 4pm, while Frost Giant will be shown at Keane Stud on 16th January from 10am to 2pm. An auction of objects from Longchamp, which is undergoing a total transformation lasting two years, took place yesterday The organiser Beaussant-Lefevre was expecting around JAPAN €50,000 for the lots on offer, but they had amassed €137,000 at the final fall of the hammer. The top lot of the day was, DARLEY JAPAN unsurprisingly, the main winning post, which went for €21,000. ADMIRE MOON ¥2.0million Over 200 people came to the auction, including many racing KING’S BEST ¥2.5million professionals, eager for a memento from the iconic racecourse, and many furniture experts, as there was a large selection of MONTEROSSO ¥1.5million items from the 1960s on offer. Sally Ann Grassick PYRO ¥2.0million FURIOSO ¥0.5million Shotaro Kajiya, Darley’s nominations manager in Japan, said: “We STALLION FEES have a proven stallion in King’s Best, whose first Japanese crop will make their racecourse debuts in 2016, plus the very popular Pyro, NORTH AMERICA who has already sired an impressive number of winners. “Admire Moon has sired some very high quality horses this year, SUNRISE STALLIONS many of whom are on their way to the Classics.