THE Philippine Stud Book Volume VII A publication of the Stud Book Authority of the Philippines dedicated to the improvement of Thoroughbred breeding and racing. The Return of Mares 2015-2018 The Philippine Stud Book - Volume VII COPYRIGHT 2020 by the Stud Book Authority of the Phils. Printed in the Philippines All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced or transmitted other than by International Stud Book Committee approved Stud Book Authori- ties in any form or by any means including photocopying and recording without the written permission of the copyright holder, application for which should be addressed to the publisher. Such written permission must also be obtained be- fore any part of this publication is stored in a retrieval system of any nature. While the publisher had taken care to ensure the accuracy of the information contained in this volume; it expressly disclaims all liability for errors or omissions of any kind whatsoever (whether negligent or otherwise) particularly where such is dependent upon information supplied by other sources; and, no liability can be accepted for any loss, damage or other consequence which may arise from any person relying upon the information contained in this volume. Published by: The STUD BOOK AUTHORITY of the PHILS. STUD BOOK DIVISION Philippine Racing Commission 4thFlr. Electra House Bldg., Esteban St. Legaspi Village, Makati City Philippines Electronically Compiled at the Stud Book Division SBAP, PHILRACOM The Philippine Stud Book to Volume VII Table of Contents Foreword………………………………………………... ....................... 1 Message ………………………………………………… ........................ 2 Abbreviations…………………………………………......................... 4 Glossary or Definition of Terms ........................................ 5 International Code of Suffixes ........................................... 9 Conditions of Entry to the Phil. Stud Book ..................... 10 Principal Rules, Requirements and Procedures .............. 14 Stud Book Statistical Summary ....................................... 34 Index ................................................................................. 35 Broodmares and their Produce ....................................... 91 List of Stallions ……………………………………… ..................... 283 Pedigrees of Imported Stallions ........... …………………… 289 Foreign Stallions whose Progeny are in this Vol…….…. 294 Mares Arranged under their Sires ………………… ............ 298 Addenda& Errata ........................................................... 355 FOREWORD Greetings! I would like to extend my felicitations to the Stud Book Authority of the Philippines (SBAP) for reaching yet another monumental feat by coming up with another new book aimed to improve the horse racing and breeding industries. In behalf of the Philippine Racing Commission (PHILRACOM) Board of Commissioners, I would like to acknowledge SBAP’s significant contribution to facilitate the growth of the industry by providing pertinent insights on how to improve the breed of local horses. Our formidable alliance with SBAP has paved way for various changes which formed basis for the industry’s continuous evolution, and thus provides a strategy for growth, integrity, and accountability. In apropos, we would like to thank everyone who helped put this material together. May you continue to work with us in achieving our long-term goals to improve the racehorse breeding industry! ANDREW A. SANCHEZ Chairman HON. DANTE M. LANTIN HON. AURELIO P. DE LEON Commissioner Commissioner HON. LYNDON NOEL B. GUCE HON. VICTOR V. TANTOCO Commissioner Commissioner HON. DENNIS C. LAOGAN Commissioner 1 MESSAGE The Stud Book Authority of the Philippines (SBAP), in line with the Equine industry’s fervent endeavor to maintain records of the purity of the breed of horses, is proud to present the seventh volume of the Philippine Stud Book (PSB). The concerted effort from everyone in the horse racing and breeding industries has signifi- cantly contributed to the publication of this book, which captures the fervor of the people at SBAP to document the pedigrees and bloodlines of currently registered thoroughbred horses in the country. We are therefore hoping that this momentous publication will gain a confidence boost from the horse breeders in whose interests this book is published and dedicated. We are looking forward to working with you in our future endeavors anchored in finding ways on how technology can be applied to benefit the breed and its management. To everyone in the SBAP, my heartfelt congratulations and more power! Andrew M. Buencamino, DVM Executive Director Philippine Racing Commission 2 MESSAGE The Stud Book Authority of the Philippines (SBAP), in celebration of its 24th year of recogni- tion by the International Stud Book Committees (ISBC), continued its main objective in main- taining the purity of the Thoroughbred line recorded in each book. This significant year coincides with the consolidation and publication of the Philippine Stud Book Volume 7 which was targeted to be released in early part of CY2020. Amidst the Co- rona Virus (COVID-19) pandemic, we continued to pursue this task and are pleased to pre- sent in this volume the produce of broodmares covering the years from 2015 to 2018. The broodmares returned has a decreasing trend from 1,243 in 2015, 1,151 in 2016, 1,022 in 2017 to 805 in 2018. However the average productive returns is still about 50% of the broodmare population in each year. Importation of mares varied with the continuous utili- zation of retired Thoroughbred racehorses attesting that the horse racing and breeding in- dustries are now continually in cycle using the best resources locally available. This is at- tested in the data under Sires of Mares with local bred broodmares which were former racehorses retired from racing. Collaboration with the International Stud Book Committee (ISBC) through the assistance of its regional counterpart, the Asian and Oceanian Stud Book Committee (AOSBC) has sus- tained the Philippines signatory to the significant articles of the International Agreement on Breeding Racing and Wagering (IABRW). This made us nearer in achieving our goals to take part both in the international horse racing and breeding industries. We continue to extend our heartfelt gratitude to all horse owners and breeders who con- stantly supported the industry and in supplying the information contained in this volume. To the staff of the Stud Book Authority of the Philippines and the Philippine Racing Commis- sion, we salute your unending and diligent efforts in making this achievement possible. Romeo F. Buencamino, DVM Philippine Stud Book Keeper Alejandro C. Cambay, Jr., DVM Registrar 3 ABBREVIATIONS USED IN THIS VOLUME AmSB Vol. American Stud Book Volume AusSB Vol. Australian Stud Book Volume BrzSB Vol. Brazilian Stud Book Volume DanSB Vol. Danish Stud Book Volume FrSB Vol. French Stud Book Volume GenSB Vol. General Stud Book Volume ItySB Vol. Italian Stud Book Volume NZSB Vol. New Zealand Stud Book Volume SBAP Stud Book Authority of the Philippines PSB Philippine Stud Book b bay ch chestnut gr grey db/br dark bay or brown bl black rn roan 4 GLOSSARY GLOSSARY OR pedigree and identification records of all race- horse foals born in the Phils. DEFINITION OF TERMS Return - a declaration from the breeder on an General Definitions official form for a specific season. Philippine Stud Book (PSB) - refers to the offi- Registered - means a horse has been accepted cially published records of Thoroughbred blood- into the PSB/PNSBR; for purposes of these rules, lines in the Philippines. The PSB is the registry the term 'Registered' shall also refer to a horse maintained by the Stud Book Authority of the that has been registered, identified, named, Phils. for all Thoroughbreds foaled in or im- bloodtyped and/or parentage validated/ verified ported to the Phils. from countries that have a by the SBA of the Phils.; and has been issued a Stud Book/Registry approved by the ISBC. A Certificate of Registration. Thoroughbred horse born in the Philippines must be recorded in the PSB to be accepted as a Registered Name - a name that has been ap- Thoroughbred internationally. The PSB is the of- proved in accordance with the rules and regula- ficial publication of the Stud Book Authority of tions of the SBAP; and, has been duly accepted the Philippines, which contains the pedigree, by the Committee on Names of the SBAP. and the comprehensive records of breeding ac- tivities of 'Thoroughbreds' in the Phils. Origin (Country of) - country where a horse was born Stud Book Authority of the Philippines (SBAP) - also Stud Book Division of the Philippine Racing Suffix - the letters between brackets or paren- Commission; is the organization responsible for theses attached after the name of a Thorough- the maintenance, accuracy, quality and integrity bred horse which designates/identifies the of the official records of the PSB and NSB Regis- horse’s country of birth. It constitutes part of the ters. It is the central authority in which the con- name and must always be included in all docu- trol and administration of the 'Thoroughbred' ments and descriptions. Suffixes are assigned in PSB shall be vested. accordance with the international code of suf- fixes; and, are usually used for imported horses. Person - includes any company or corporation, or unincorporated body or firm, or partnership Parentage - means the sire and the dam. Parent- or syndicate. age is commonly referred to as breeding. Owner - the person to whom