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Winning Cause Chestnut Horse; Feb 19, 2010 View Complete Auction History 27 Starts, G3 Winner Click Here for Interactive Nicking equineline.com Product 10N 03/02/17 13:12:59 EST Winning Cause Chestnut Horse; Feb 19, 2010 View Complete Auction History 27 Starts, G3 winner Click here for Interactive Nicking Nearctic, 54 br Northern Dancer, 61 b Natalma, 57 b Storm Bird, 78 b New Providence, 56 b South Ocean, 67 b Shining Sun, 62 b Storm Cat, 83 dk b/ Bold Ruler, 54 dk b Secretariat, 70 ch Somethingroyal, 52 b Terlingua, 76 ch Crimson Satan, 59 ch Crimson Saint, 69 ch Bolero Rose, 58 ch Giant's Causeway, 97 ch Red God, 54 ch Blushing Groom (FR), 74 ch Runaway Bride (GB), 62 b Rahy, 85 ch Halo, 69 dk b/ Glorious Song, 76 b Ballade, 72 dk b/ Mariah's Storm, 91 b Hail to Reason, 58 br Roberto, 69 b Bramalea, 59 dk b/ Immense, 79 b Chieftain, 61 br Imsodear, 67 b Winning Cause Ironically, 60 ch Chestnut Horse Native Dancer, 50 gr Foaled Feb 19, 2010 Raise a Native, 61 ch in Kentucky Raise You, 46 ch 27 Starts Mr. Prospector, 70 b Nashua, 52 b G3 winner Gold Digger, 62 b Sequence, 46 dk b Kingmambo, 90 b Northern Dancer, 61 b Nureyev, 77 b Special, 69 b Miesque, 84 b Prove Out, 69 ch Pasadoble, 79 b *Santa Quilla, 70 dk b/ Raffishing Look, 04 ch Northern Dancer, 61 b Storm Bird, 78 b South Ocean, 67 b Storm Cat, 83 dk b/ Secretariat, 70 ch Terlingua, 76 ch Crimson Saint, 69 ch Touch of Truth, 96 ch Graustark, 63 ch Grenfall, 68 ch Primonetta, 58 ch Grenzen, 75 ch Cyclotron, 48 b My Poly, 61 b Polywich, 49 ch Breeder: Galleria Bloodstock (KY) Inbreeding: Storm Cat: 2S X 3D Dosage Profile: 6 1 29 4 0 Storm Bird: 3S X 4D Dosage Index: 1.16 Terlingua: 3S X 4D Center of Distribution: +0.22 Northern Dancer: 4S X 5D X 5D South Ocean: 4S X 5D Secretariat: 4S X 5D Crimson Saint: 4S X 5D Most Recent Auction Result: Sale Price: $200,000 Sale: Fasig-Tipton Midlantic Two-Year-Olds in Training Sale 2012 Consignor: De Meric Sales Buyer: Steven W. Young View Complete Auction History Copyright © 2017 The Jockey Club Information Systems, Inc. Page 1 of 3 equineline.com Product 10N 03/02/17 13:12:59 EST Winning Cause Chestnut Horse; Feb 19, 2010 Please Note: Nicking Stats and Interactive Nicking are on the following page Copyright © 2017 The Jockey Club Information Systems, Inc. Page 2 of 3 equineline.com Product 10N 03/02/17 13:12:59 EST Winning Cause Chestnut Horse; Feb 19, 2010 Nicking Stats for Sire and Broodmare Sire SIRE of Winning Cause: Giant's Causeway TOTALS FOR foals* starters (%) winners (%) BW (%) earnings ($) aei Giant's Causeway 2435 1831 (75 ) 1210 (50 ) 168 (7 ) $155,074,501 1.80 BROODMARE SIRE of Winning Cause: Kingmambo TOTALS FOR mares foals* starters (%) winners (%) BW (%) earnings ($) aei Kingmambo 415 2430 1764 (73 ) 1176 (48 ) 122 (5 ) $152,965,705 1.64 Nicking Stats for mares by Kingmambo when bred to Giant's Causeway mares foals* starters (%) winners (%) BW (%) earnings ($) aei 40 51 38 (75 ) 26 (51 ) 8 (16 ) $4,359,188 2.39 * Foals of racing age Interactive Nicking To generate a second set of Nicking Stats for this Pedigree, click on a Sire and Broodmare Sire combination below to view the results. Giant's Causeway with Mr. Prospector mares Storm Cat with Kingmambo mares Storm Cat with Mr. Prospector mares Storm Bird with Kingmambo mares Storm Bird with Mr. Prospector mares Copyright © 2017 The Jockey Club Information Systems, Inc. Page 3 of 3.
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