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Blood-Horse Directory THE PAMPLEMOUSSE gr/ro, 2006 height 16.2 Dosage (3-2-10-1-0); DI: 1.67; CD: 0.44 See gray pages—Nasrullah RACE AND (BLACK TYPE) RECORD Runaway Groom, 1979 Blushing Groom, by Red God Age Starts 1st 2nd 3rd Earned 18s, BTW, $347,537 Cherokee Run, 1990 1,122 f, 72 BTW, 1.53 AEI Yonnie Girl, by Call the Witness 2 3 1 0 1 $29,280 28s, BTW, $1,531,818 3 2 2(2) 0 0 $180,000 807 f, 49 BTW, 1.48 AEI Cherokee Dame, 1980 Silver Saber, by Drone Totals 5 3(2) 0 1 $209,280 Kafwain, dkb/br, 2000 Unraced 11s, BTW, $715,848 7 f, 6 r, 6 w, 1 BTW Dame Francesca, by Francis S. Won At 2 563 f, 19 BTW, 1.06 AEI Moment of Hope, 1983 Timeless Moment, by Damascus A maiden special weight race at Hol ($49,700, 8.5f, 6.47 AWD 23s, BTW, $406,222 AW in 1:41.43, by 23/4, dftg. Mayor Marv, Fiery Swazi's Moment, 1990 266 f, 6 BTW, 0.91 AEI Careless Moment, by Baffle Rebel, Mr. Holmes, Life Goes On, Lifeline, Mr. Hot 11s, BTW, $176,255 Stuff, Personality Kid, Mickey Rocks). 10 f, 7 r, 5 w, 1 BTW Swazi Girl, 1980 Hatchet Man, by The Axe II 28s, BTW, $118,660 Won At 3 6 f, 6 r, 4 w, 1 BTW Our Duckling, by Quack Sham S (G3A, $200,000, 9f in 1:47.86, by 6, dftg. Take the Points, Mr. Hot Stuff, Bourbon Bay, Fappiano, 1977 Mr. Prospector, by Raise a Native 17s, BTW, $370,213 Unbridled Roman, Smart Bid, Mark S the Cooler, Hi Rubiano, 1987 410 f, 47 BTW, 4.43 AEI Killaloe, by Dr. Fager Flyin Indy, Tiz True, Balfour Park). 28s, BTW, $1,252,817 San Rafael S (G3A, $100,000, 8f in 1:35.31, dftg. 504 f, 33 BTW, 1.49 AEI Ruby Slippers, 1982 Nijinsky II, by Northern Dancer Square Eddie, Ryehill Dreamer, Brother Keith, Comfort Zone, gr/ro, 1995 14s, BTW, $83,760 Fiddlers Afleet). 5s, wnr, $57,428 13 f, 13 r, 10 w, 2 BTW Moon Glitter, by In Reality 10 f, 10 r, 8 w, 2 BTW Lyphard, 1969 Northern Dancer, by Nearctic SIRE LINE 9.65 AWD 12s, BTW, $202,332 THE PAMPLEMOUSSE is by KAFWAIN, black-type So Cozy, 1980 830 f, 112 BTW, 3.07 AEI Goofed, by Court Martial stakes winner of 4 races, $715,848, Norfolk S (G2), 4s, BTW, $32,262 San Vicente S (G2), Best Pal S (G3), 2nd Bessemer 14 f, 11 r, 9 w, 4 BTW Special Warmth, 1974 Lucky Mike, by Lucky Mel 35s, BTW, $213,759 Trust Breeders’ Cup Juvenile (G1), Del Mar Futurity 16 f, 13 r, 7 w, 2 BTW Piece of Pie, by The Pie King (G2), 3rd Santa Anita Derby (G1). To November 6, 2016: Sired 10 crops, 563 foals, 407 rnrs (72%), 291 wnrs (52%), 90 2yo wnrs (16%), 19 BTW (3%), THE PAMPLEMOUSSE Has Sired: MAX’S SISTER. Winner at 2 and 3, $29,360. Dam of ALL BAR ONE ($410,855, Greenslopes Private 1.06 AEI, 1.22 CI, 267 sale yrlgs, avg $30,004, 0.67 TNA. The Pamplemousse has sired the winners Hospital Sir Byrne Hart S, G2 in Aust, JRA S, 2nd In 2016: 38 2yos, 14 2yo rnrs, 2 2yo wnrs, 7 sale yrlgs, avg Thermodynamics ($145,730, 2nd Melair S, to 4, 2016), Liverpool City Cup, G3 in Aust, 3rd Jacobs Creek $6,057. Madame Mousse ($86,007, at 4, 2016), Big Swag, BTC Cup, G1 in Aust, etc., in Aust, sire). KAFWAIN has sired DAISY DEVINE (Jenny Wiley S, Moussed Up, Eagle Rock (to 4, 2016), Counterplay (to WILSHEWED. Placed at 3. Dam of STORMELLO G1T, Fair Grounds Oaks, G2, Pin Oak Valley View S, 3, 2016), Moussehistopheles (to 4, 2016), If You ($700,100, Hollywood Futurity, G1A, Norfolk G3T, Cardinal H, G3T, Blushing K. D. H, Mardi Gras H, Dream (to 3, 2016), Grape Fizz (to 3, 2016), Red Car Breeders’ Cup S, G2, 2nd Fountain of Youth S, G2, etc.), LET FAITH ARISE (Santa Margarita S, G1, Mac (at 3, 2016), And in the End (to 3, 2016), Moody 3rd Del Mar Futurity, G2, Woody Stephens S, G2, Highway (to 3, 2016), Beba (at 3, 2016), Grey Moon Adoration S, G3, California Wine S, 2nd La Canada S, Best Pal S, G2, sire), MY BEST BROTHER Runner, Air Baca, and 2016 2-year-old winners So G2, Santa Maria S, G2), DON’T FORGET GIL (Florida ($363,392, Del Mar Derby, G2T, Oceanside S, 2nd Heres the Thing, Shayda’s Prince, Sheeza Sassy Girl. Oaks, G3, East View S, Wayward Lass S, 2nd Coaching La Jolla H, G2T, Lure S), GALA AWARD ($258,044, Club American Oaks, G1, Comely S, G2, 3rd Busanda Sales Analysis* Palm Beach S, G3T, Pennine Ridge S), Cherry S, etc.), RAGING DAOUST (Salvator Mile S, G3, 3rd Mr. Weanlings Yearlings Cover Sire Lodge ($124,800, 2nd Matron S, G3, 3rd Spinaway Nasty S, to 7, 2016), MASSIVE DRAMA (Hollywood # sold—Avg # sold—Avg # sold—Avg S, G1, at 2, 2016), Greatest Game ($72,972, 2nd Prevue S, G3A, 3rd CashCall Futurity, G1A, San Vicente 2016 — 12—$3,033 1—$2,200 Display S, 3rd Marine S, G3A, to 3, 2016). S, G2A, San Rafael S, G3A), THIRD CHANCE 2015 — 8—$12,688 1—$2,000 COZY LADY. Unraced. Dam of D J LIGHTNING (Governor’s Lady H, Powerless H, Isaac Murphy H, Lifetime — 35—$19,911 3—$1,767 ($71,624, Prom S, 3rd Xtra Heat S). *to November 6, 2016 Showtime Deb S, Addison Cammack S, 2nd Pretty PLUCKY MAID. Dam of SUMMER RAINBOW Jenny S, etc.), WINGS OF WAR (Ralph Hayes S, John FAMILY ($246,417, Quill S, 3rd John W. Rooney Memorial Wayne S, 2nd Iowa Breeders’ Derby, Cyclones H, 1st dam H, Justakiss S, etc.). Granddam of HARD MYSTERY Gray’s Lake S, 3rd Cyclones H), TWELVE TWENTY TWO ($179,833, Inside Information S). (Harry Henson H twice, Bold Ego H, 3rd California COMFORT ZONE. 2 wins at 2, $57,428. Dam of 10 Oaks), THE RUMOR’S TRUE (Happy Ticket S, John foals, including— 3rd dam Franks Memorial Sales S, Louisiana Futurity, 2nd THE PAMPLEMOUSSE (Subject stallion). SPECIAL WARMTH. 11 wins, 2 to 5, $213,759, Louisiana Jewel S, Sarah Lane’s Oates S, 3rd Premier AMERICAN LADY (by Stormy Atlantic). 3 wins at 3 Arlington-Washington Lassie S (G2), Ak-Sar-Ben Night Starlet S), TOURMALINE (Remington Park Oaks, and 4, $151,866, Reminiscing S, 3rd Bangles and Juvenile S, Joliet S, Lady Sponsors S, 2nd Ak-Sar- Assiniboia Oaks), YONEGWA (Governors S, James C. Beads S. Ben Princess S, Mademoiselle S, 3rd Cleopatra S. Ellis Juvenile S, A.C. Kemp H, 2nd Riley Allison Emmzy (Eskendereya). 2 wins at 3, 2016, $127,861, Dam of 16 foals, including— Futurity, Dixieland S, 3rd Harvest S, etc.), KADIRA 2nd Indiana Oaks (G2). SPECIAL POWER. 12 wins, 2 to 5, $173,844, Holiday (Coca-Cola Bassinet S, Dixie Belle S, Gowell S, 3rd Thermostat (Summer Squall). 5 wins, 3 to 10, Inaugural S, 2nd Holiday Inaugural H, 3rd Imp H. Honeybee S, G3, Kentucky Cup Juvenile Fillies S), $90,050, 3rd Prairie Meadows Derby. Dam of SPECIAL REQUEST ($209,692, Zippy Do H, RASIERRA (Panthers S, 2nd Arlington-Washington PISA NO VEGAS (Dixie Union). 3 wins, 2 to 4, in Wabash S, etc.), Shoot Out ($104,258). Granddam Lassie S, G3A, Instant Racing S, Wild Rose S, Japan, $318,717. of SPECIAL CHEERS ($66,760, Sandpiper S). Debutante S, 3rd Prairie Gold Lassie S), etc. CURLINO (Curlin). Winner at 2 and 3, placed at 4, Wezzo. Winner at 2 in Fr, 3rd Prix de la Vallee 2016, $78,531. d’Auge. Producer. Granddam of HOTLANTIC STUD ANALYSIS 2nd dam ($174,511, Irving Distaff S, Top Corsage S, etc.). SO COZY. 2 wins at 2, $32,262, Priscilla S. Dam of 14 SEVENTEEN SINS. 3 wins at 2 and 3, $25,710. Dam Northern Hemisphere of DOMINATRIX (Paritai Stud Pegasus S, in NZ). By Foal Crop (3 crops) foals, including— CONSENT. 24 wins, 2 to 10, $202,896, Comet S, Talc JARAMAR MISS. Winner at 2, $22,510. Dam of Named Run- Win- 2yo S, 2nd Atlantic City Sprint S. JARAMAR RAIN ($292,660, New Castle H, 2nd Year Foals ners ners Wnrs SPECIAL ALERT. 7 wins at 2 and 3, $177,155, Azalea S, Sixty Sails H, G3, 3rd Summer King S, etc.), 2012 19 14 (74%) 8 (42%) 1 HARBOR MIST ($262,529, Anne M. Clare S, etc.), 2013 15 10 (67%) 7 (47%) 4 Jasmine S, 2nd Clipsetta S, Indian Summer S, 3rd 2014 27 6 (22%) 3 (11%) 3 Gowell S, Wilma C. Kennedy S, Thelma S. Dam of Easy Living ($153,300, 3rd Critical Eye S). WARM THE SAUCE. Unraced. Producer. Dam of *Totals 61 30 (49%) 18 (30%) 8 RESERVE YOUR HEART ($604,722, Hakodate Sansai S, 3rd Niigata Sansai S, Cluster Cup, in Japan). Warm Knight (2nd San Mateo Juvenile S). By Racing Year SPECIAL MOVES. 5 wins at 3 and 4, $171,830, Royal SYRIAN SUMMER. Dam of MARLIN ($2,448,880, BT North H, Drumtop H, 2nd Park Heights S, etc. Dam Arlington Million S, G1T, Crown Royal Hollywood Year Wins Wins Earned of SAFE PLAY ($249,608, My Frenchman S), TIGHT Derby, G1T, Secretariat S, G1T, San Juan Capistrano 2014 1 0 $68,906 2015 10 0 $303,523 SPIN ($137,280, Incredible Revenge S, 2nd Invitational H, G1T, Sunset H, G2T, San Luis Rey S, 2016 16 0 $302,415 Buckland S, Kattegat’s Pride S, etc.).
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