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71 Bay Filly Foaled Feb. 20, 2004 Consigned by Mena Kyodo Traning Center Riverman (USA) # $ Irish River (FR) Paradise Creek (USA) !$"$# Irish Star (FR) $"$ Northfields (USA) 1989 $ ! North of Eden (IRE) !$"$# Tree of Knowledge (IRE) Nijinsky (CAN) # $ Lucky Sovereign (USA) Fujino Vanna (JPN) !$"$# Sovereign (GB) !$$$$"$$$$# $"$ ( ) 1992 $ Tai Tehm JPN ! Ogi Satin Doll (JPN) !$"$# Teena (JPN) 3e Northern Dancer (CAN) S4×M4 Nasrullah (GB) S5×M5 By PARADISE CREEK (USA), Champion grass horse in USA, 14 wins in USA, Arlington Million G1 (10F), Washington D.C. International S G1 (10F), Hollywood Derby G1 (9F). sire of KANETSU FLEUVE (Teio Sho JPN-G1, Kawasaki Kinen JPN-G1), TMPRECURE(Hanshin Juvenile Fillies JPN-G1), NIHON PILLOW SWAN (Rose S JPN-G2), NISHINO HANAGURUMA (Flora S JPN-G2). 1-Dam FUJINO VANNA (1992 by Lucky Sovereign (USA))，2winsinJPN dam of 2 winners (3 wins) from 4 foals of racing age A P SOVEREIGN (2001 b. c. by Chief Bearhart (CAN))，2winsinJPN，in training，SHUCHIKU SHO(1200m) Asiantic (2003 b. f. by Park Regent (CAN))，winner in JPN，in training 2-Dam OGI SATIN DOLL (by Tai Tehm)，raced in JPN Dragon Light ( c. by Rodrigo de Triano (USA))，7winsinJPN，NEW YEAR STAKES，2nd KEIHAN HAI JPN-G3，2nd KEISEI HAI AUTUMN HANDICAP JPN-G3，2nd KOCHI STAKES，3rd KOKURA DAISHOTEN JPN-G3，etc. COEUR D'OR ( f. by Rodrigo de Triano (USA))，winner in JPN，in training，3rd JUNIOR GRAND PRIX 3-Dam TEENA (by Zero Fighter (GB))，raced in JPN NICHIDO RAIDEN ( c. by Nichido Arashi)，2winsinJPN，TACHIBANA SHO 4-Dam MONNA VANNA (by Montaval (FR))，raced in JPN Sauge Sclaree ( f. by Atherstone Wood (GB))，3winsinJPN Smiling ( f. by Berber (GB))，winner in JPN Crystal Yawata ( f. by Crystal Palace (FR))，4winsinJPN，QUEEN CUP，TAKASAKI OAKS Kyoei Devil ( c. by Realm (GB))，2winsinJPN，3rd MAINICHI HAI JPN-G3 PROSPEROUS ( f. by Primera (GB))，3winsinJPN，HOKKAIDO SANSAI STAKES，3rd KEISEI HAI SANSAI STAKES Red Seiryu ( c. by Red Sun (IRE))，14 wins in JPN，SANSAI YUSHUN，2nd TAKASAKI DERBY Isabella ( f. by Yellow God (GB))，raced in JPN Angelus Bell ( f. by Coined Silver (USA))，winner in JPN Matsuri Pirolit ( f. by Parnassien (USA))，5winsinJPN，KOZUKATA SHO，2nd NAMBUKOMA SHO Mon Paris ( f. by Maruzensky)，winner in JPN PRIMO ORDINE ( f. by Afleet (CAN))，3winsinJPN，OKA SHO (JAPANESE 1000 GUINEAS) JPN-G1，KBS KYOTO SHO FANTASY STAKES JPN-G3，3rd YUSHUN HIMBA (JAPANESE OAKS) JPN-G1.

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