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Lot 1273 1273 FROM NUNSTAINTON STUD LOT 1273 THE PROPERTY OF MR. C. DAWSON 1273 Sharpen Up Selkirk Annie Edge Trans Island (GB) Green Desert BAY COLT Khubza Breadcrumb April 9th, 2017 Celtic Swing Damister Nobratinetta (FR) Cel tic Ring (1999) Bustino Bustinetta Butsova E.B.F. Nominated. 1st dam NOBRATINETTA (FR): 3 wins , £11,990: winner at 4 years and placed twice; also 2 wins in N.H. Flat Races at 4 years and placed 3 times; dam of 2 winners from 4 runners and 8 previous living foals; Swinging Sultan (GB) (2007 g. by Sulamani (IRE)): 3 wins , £13,695: 2 wins at 6 years and £11,576 and placed 3 times; also winner of a N.H. Flat Race at 4 years and placed twice, died at 6. Vinetta (GB) (2008 f. by Grape Tree Road (GB)): placed twice in N.H. Flat Races at 4 years; also winner over hurdles at 5 years and placed once, broodmare. Thurnham (GB) (2006 g. by Tobougg (IRE)): placed 3 times in N.H. Flat Races at 4 and 5 years; also placed once over hurdles at 6 years. Corsair Prince (GB) (2010 g. by Black Sam Bellamy (IRE)): placed once in a N.H. Flat Race at 4 years. Samsaswinger (GB) (2011 g. by Black Sam Bellamy (IRE)): unraced to date. She also has a 4-y-o colt, a 3-y-o filly by Schiaparelli (GER) and a 2-y-o filly by Lucarno (USA). 2nd dam Bustinetta (GB) : winner at 3 years and placed 8 times inc. 3rd George Stubbs S., Newmarket, L. ; dam of 5 winners from 6 runners and 6 foals inc.: Bhutan (IRE): 17 wins , £87,732: 10 wins and £57,331 and placed 24 times; also 7 wins over hurdles and £30,401 and placed 9 times. Tomasino (GB): 6 wins , £53,770: 5 wins and £49,976 and placed 15 times; also winner over hurdles at 6 years and placed once. Cloth of Gold (GB): 2 wins over hurdles at 5 years; also 2 wins in point-to-points. Jaafi (IRE): winner at 3 years and placed once. 3rd dam BUTSOVA : winner at 3 years and £15,084, Remembrance Day EBF S., Doncaster, L. , 3rd Bentinck S., Newmarket, L. ; dam of 6 winners from 7 runners and 10 foals inc.: Bustinetta (GB) : see above. Teoorias (GB): 6 wins at 5 years in France and in Spain and placed 23 times. Go For Bust (GB): 3 wins over hurdles; also 2 wins in point-to-points. Heathyards Swing (GB): 2 wins at 3 and 4 years and £13,979. 4th dam NICHOLAS GREY : 8 wins at 2 and 3 years at home and in Italy and £41,788 inc. Premio Carlo Chiesa, Rome, L. , Premio Ceprano, Rome, L. and Premio Torricola, Rome, L. , 2nd Oaks d'Italia, Milan, Gr.1 , 3rd Premio Lydia Tesio, Rome, Gr.1 , Premio Royal Mares, Turin, Gr.3 ; dam of 9 winners from 12 runners and 12 foals inc.: TERIMON : 4 wins at 3 to 5 years and £498,151 inc. Juddmonte International S., York, Gr.1 and Earl of Sefton EBF S., Newmarket, Gr.3 (twice), 2nd Coronation Cup, Epsom, Gr.1 , Derby S., Epsom, Gr.1 , Eclipse S., Sandown Park, Gr.1 , Great Voltigeur S., York, Gr.2, 3rd Hanson Coronation Cup, Epsom Downs, Gr.1 , Prince of Wales's S., Royal Ascot, Gr.2 (twice) and 4th St Leger S., Ayr, Gr.1 ; sire. DYSCOLOS : 8 wins in Italy inc. Premio Arconte, Rome, L. , 2nd Premio Nearco, Rome, Gr.3 , Premio Daumier, Rome, L. , 3rd Premio Pisa, Pisa, Gr.3 . Nichodoula (GB): 2 wins at 3 years and placed 8 times; dam of 8 winners inc.: Ribbons And Bows (IRE) : 2 wins at 2 and 4 years and £13,494 and placed 3 times inc. 2nd Milcars Star S., Sandown Park, L. STABLED IN BARN G BOX 273 .
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