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BUSY DAY FOR DUAL BREEZE-UP SALE The revised Tattersalls Craven and Ascot Breeze-Up Sales take Lot 3 at the Tattersalls Craven Breeze-Up Sale is a by Tamarkuz, consigned by Mocklershill. He is out of the Listed place in Newmarket today, with the Craven lots starting St Hugh's Stakes-placed Abby Road (), from the proceedings in the sales ring at 11:00am and the Ascot horses to family of top US sire 's Song. © Tattersalls follow from 3:00pm. Commenting early this month, Tattersalls Chairman Edmond Mahony said: “As well as giving buyers an extended period in which to view the horses prior to the sale, Tattersalls will be reintroducing IN TODAY’S ISSUE... live internet bidding as well as telephone bidding on the day of the sale. First winners for Buratino and p5 “On a practical level, in line with prevailing Government guidelines, Relatively Speaking p10 the sale will be restricted to those attending in a professional capacity. Full health protocols will need to be adhered to by all those Yesterday's Racing Review p14 attending the sale and we will be circulating full details to vendors Stakes Fields p20 and purchasers alike. We are looking forward to staging the first live 100+ GROUP & LISTED HORSES PRODUCED

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WILD CARD ENTRIES The remaining wild card entries are: Lot 146, a Kodiac colt descended from Gr.1 1,000 Guineas winner , dam of six Stakes horses, Lot 147, an Acclamation filly out of a half-sister to the Classic-placed Gr.3 winner East, Lot 148, a Kodiac full-sister to the Listed-placed Recon Mission, out of a half-sister to the Gr.1-winning sprinter Maarek, Lot 150, a Pearl Secret half-brother to the Listed-placed Bartel (Aussie Rules), from the family of dual Classic winner and her Gr.1-winning son Eastern Anthem, Lot 152, a Hard Spun half-sister to the US Stakes-placed Basha (Uncle Mo), out of a Stakes-winning daughter of Lemon Drop Kid and from the family of Gr.1 winner Behrens, and Lot 18 at the Tattersalls Ascot Breeze-Up Sale is a colt by Lot 154, a Shalaa filly out of the Listed-placed I’m So Glad leading first crop sire Belardo, out of the mare (Clodovil), who is a half-sister to Gr.3 winner Souvenir Delondres Lady Bee, consigned by Meadowview Stables. © Tattersalls (Siyouni). ASCOT WITHDRAWALS Lots: 3, 4, 5, 11, 16, 17, 20, 22, 25, 29, 30, 31, 33, 40, 42, 48, 49, 51, ASCOT SESSION 54, 56, 57, 59, 60, 64, 66, 68, 72, 73, 74, 75, 76, 80, 83, 84, 87, 90, 93, This year’s catalogue has a sire profile which includes progeny of 94 Acclamation, Bated Breath, Dandy Man, Holy Roman Emperor, EBF STATUS Iffraaj, Kodiac, Showcasing and , amongst All horses entered for the Craven sale have been correctly others. There are several catalogued two-year-olds by first season identified as to their EBF status. sires, including by Gr.1 winners Awtaad, Belardo, Fascinating Please note that the horses listed below (Craven Catalogue) Rock, New Bay and Twilight Son. can be nominated to the EBF at a cost of $4,500 per horse (or Amongst today’s juveniles are: sterling/Euro equivalent) by 31st August 2020 or prior to making Lot 1, a Prince Of Lir colt out of a half-sister to the Gr.1 Matriarch an entry in an EBF race. Stakes winner Off Limits, Lot 6 Speightster – Allerton Lot 9, a Twilight Son colt out of a half-sister to the Gr.1 Breeders' Lot 24 Goldencents – Carl’s Frosty Girl Cup Turf Sprint winner Belvoir Bay, Lot 51 American Pharoah – Harlan’s Honor Lot 12, a Markaz colt out of a half-sister to last season’s Gr.1- Lot 61 Empire Maker – Karoo winning juvenile , Lot 70 Dialed In – Lawless Miss Lot 58, a Starspangledbanner filly out of a half-sister to the Lot 132 War Front – Tell Me Now Gr.1 winner Neatico, Lot 152 Hard Spun – Lemonett Lot 81, an Iffraaj filly out of a winning half-sister to Gr.1 victrix All horses entered for this Ascot sale have been correctly identified and the Classic-placed Gr.2 winner Midas Touch, and as to their EBF status. Lot 85, a Pearl Secret colt out of a half-sister to the Gr.1 British For further information, please contact the EBF Office on +44 Champions winner Sands Of Mali. (0) 1638 667960 or email [email protected]

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GOFFS sending a bigger share of their best to the sale and we are delighted with the calibre of horses on offer again this year. "Everyone at Goffs, along with our partners at Land Rover, cannot GOFFS LAND ROVER wait to welcome buyers to Goffs for the first week of August – be that CATALOGUE OUT NOW in person or online - and I would like to take this opportunity to thank Goffs has announced that the printed catalogue for its 2020 Land every vendor for their support, patience and pro-activity as we Rover Sale, which has been rescheduled for the 4th - 5th August, sought new dates that would ensure the safest and most successful has been published and will be mailed out this week. The sale for all involved.” catalogue numbers 532 National Hunt store horses and can be viewed here. Successful Land Rover graduates last year included a Gr.1 STALLION NEWS double at the Cheltenham Festival with Samcro (Germany) and Put The Kettle On (Stowaway) in the Marsh Novices' Chase and BRITAIN the Arkle Novices' Chase respectively. All horses offered will be eligible for the €100,000 Goffs Land Rover Bumper at the Punchestown Festival in 2021 and the KILDANGAN’S BURATINO AND winning vendor will also win a brand new Land Rover Discovery THE LAST LION OFF THE MARK Commercial. The Kildangan Stud-based Group-winning two-year-olds To ensure the safety and well-being of all visitors and staff, Buratino and The Last Lion each recorded their first winners at Goffs will ensure that all COVID-19 Government directives are in yesterday’s meeting at Hamilton. place and will be followed. Further information will be circulated The Kevin Ryan-trained Tinochio had finished a close fourth on in advance of the sale depending on the advice at the time. his debut two weeks ago and was sent off favourite for the 5f On publication of the 2020 Land Rover catalogue, Goffs Group novice. Racing just off the pace, the chesnut took over before the Chief Executive Henry Beeby commented: “The Goffs Land Rover furlong marker and strode clear to win by three lengths. A Sale is a true market leader these days, whether the measure is in the Super Sprint entry, he was bred by John Malone and sales ring or on the racecourse. Consistent year on year growth has changed hands for €20,000 at Goffs as a foal and £35,000 at Goffs resulted from more and more leading National Hunt breeders UK as a yearling.

Buratino (left) and The Last Lion (right), both residents at Kildangan Stud, were off the mark as sires yesterday when recording their first winners at Hamilton. © Steve Cargill

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follow EBN on twitter RACING NEWS @bloodstocknews CARTIER AWARDS EARLY CONTENDERS STAKE His sire Buratino had made a winning debut in March of his THEIR CARTIER CLAIMS juvenile season and already had three victories, including at The initial standings in the Cartier awards for 2020 may have been Listed level, and two second places from five outings when he released a little later than usual, due to the delayed start or lined up at Royal Ascot for the Gr.2 . He took the resumption of racing, but they include several stars from previous lead off Air Force Blue inside the final furlong and kept on well to seasons, as well as last week’s Royal Ascot winners and members beat him by two lengths, and later added Gr.1 places in the of the latest Classic generation. and to his CV. From the family The award ceremony itself, due to take place in November, has of Sire , he has been standing this already had to be cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic, but season for €5,000 and has a first crop of 88. Cartier has agreed to continue support for the 2020 accolades, Three races later, Kraken raced clear of his opponents in which will still be awarded this year. the 6f maiden to become the first winner for The Last Lion. The These are the standings to 21st June: Iain Jardine-trained colt, also a graduate of the Goffs November Foal Sale and Goffs UK Premier Yearling Sale, had only been CARTIER HORSE OF THE YEAR beaten a head on his debut nine days ago. () 64 The Last Lion only raced at two but managed ten outings (Excelebration) 44 between April and September 2016. He was never out of the first (Dubawi) 40 three, picking up four wins, including in the Gr.1 Middle Park MAGIC LILY () 40 Stakes and Gr.3 , and he was placed in three other WAY TO PARIS (Champs Elysees) 40 Pattern contests. A half-brother to two Listed winners, he is out of (Dubawi) 38 a Gr.1-placed half-sister to the Gr.1-winning juvenile and Gr.1 Irish DREAM AND DO (Siyouni) 36 1,000 Guineas winner and has a first crop of 45 juveniles. VICTOR LUDORUM (Shamardal) 34

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GROUP 1 WINNERS 2015 - 2020 BRANDO Currently leading the Cartier Awards standings is Pivotal’s WON: son Addeybb, seen here winning March’s Gr.1 at Rosehill in . CHANNEL WON: CONTRIBUTER WON: Ranvet Stakes & CARTIER OLDER HORSE ADDEYBB (Pivotal) 64 WON: QIPCO British Champions Sprint BARNEY ROY (Excelebration) 44 LORD NORTH (Dubawi) 40 WON: St Leger MAGIC LILY (New Approach) 40 WAY TO PARIS (Champs Elysees) 40 HUNT WON: Shoemaker Mile KHAN CARTIER THREE-YEAR-OLD COLT WON: Preis Von Europa VICTOR LUDORUM (Shamardal) 34 () 32 LA PELOSA WON: Stakes (Kitten’s Joy) 32 (Kingman) 32 MSHAWISH (First Defence) 32 WON: Donn H/p & Gulfstream Park Turf H/cap QUIET REFLECTION CARTIER THREE-YEAR-OLD FILLY WON: Commonwealth Cup & 32 Red Sprint Cup DREAM AND DO (Siyouni) 36 ROBIN OF NAVAN ALPINE STAR () 32 WON: Criterium de Saint-Cloud () 32 SANDS OF MALI (Galileo) 32 WON: QIPCO British Champions Sprint () 32 TEPPAL WON: Poule d’Essai des Pouliches CARTIER SPRINTER (Dark Angel) 32 WON: GOLDEN HORDE (Lethal Force) 32 WAR OF WILL HELLO YOUMZAIN (Kodiac) 32 WON: Preakness Stakes EQUILATERAL () 22 () 16 VENTURA STORM KIMARI (Munnings) 16 WON: Gran Premio del TOUR TO PARIS (Fuisse) 16 For more information on GAIN Equine Nutrition contact: CARTIER STAYER Tel: +353 (0) 56 88 36600 STRADIVARIUS (Sea The Stars) 32 [email protected] NAYEF ROAD (Galileo) 24 www.gainequinenutrition.com CALL THE WIND (Frankel) 16 SAN HUBERTO (Speightstown) 16 #GAINTHEADVANTAGE (Authorized) 16

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Since then they have enjoyed numerous successes at the highest INDUSTRY NEWS level, including this year’s Gr.1 Golden Slipper winner Farnan. The Leadership Excellence Award was won by Cathal Beale, IRELAND who graduated from the programme in 2009 and spent seven years as Assistant Manager at Forenaughts Stud before taking up the role as CEO of the Irish National Stud in 2018. In his current FLYING START ALUMNI AWARDS position, Beale has upheld the excellent reputation of the stud The 2020 Godolphin Flying Start Alumni Awards was held in a and become a great mentor to others through his warmth and virtual setting yesterday. Originally planned to take place incomparable people skills. He has shown great decision-making alongside the alumni conference in Dublin, the ceremony went ability and clear vision whilst maintaining a very grounded ahead via Zoom and was attended by many of the programme’s approach to leadership. past graduates. Beale received the award from Joe Osborne, in person at the The alumni awards are peer-voted accolades aimed to Irish National Stud, and said: “Joe was here just an hour ago looking recognise achievements among the network of 177 Flying Start at some stock and never said anything, so to say I’m shocked is an graduates. In addition to the Business and Leadership Excellence understatement. I’m very humbled, very moved and I was listening to Awards, there were two new awards for 2020; the Rising Star the description wondering who it could be and then when Clodagh Awards for Impact and Influence, which are specifically for those said Irish National Stud I realised, ‘Oh, it’s me’. What a huge honour who have graduated from the course from 2016 onwards. and thank you to all the nice people who said all those nice things. It’s The awards ceremony was opened by Joe Osborne, Managing very humbling. Thank you all.” Director of Godolphin Ireland, who said: “It’s fantastic that these For more information about Godolphin Flying Start and the awards have been able to go ahead virtually and it’s a way that application process visit www.godolphinflyingstart.com. graduates are able to recognise the achievements of their peers. That’s exactly what Godolphin Flying Start was designed to do and it’s so gratifying to see awards like these taking place, to see His BRITAIN Highness Sheikh Mohammed’s vision from 2003 coming into fruition and graduates committing their careers to this great industry of SYKES TO STEP DOWN AS DIRECTOR ours.” Clodagh Kavanagh, Executive Director of Godolphin Flying OF EQUINE HEALTH AND WELFARE Start, presented the awards virtually and explained: “These are The British Horseracing Authority (BHA) has announced that its peer voted, we had almost 100 votes from graduates this year. These Director of Equine Health and Welfare, David Sykes, will be leaving are the players’ player awards, people voting for those that have the organisation before the end of the year in order to return to been outstanding in their fields.” his native Australia for family reasons. The “Rising Star” Impact Award was split between two people, Sykes joined the BHA in 2017 and has been involved in the the UK-based business partners Wadham and Violet improvement of welfare standards for British , Hesketh. They graduated from the course in 2016 and set up their both in his role at the BHA and as a member of the sport’s Horse joint venture WH Bloodstock within two years, offering Welfare Board. preparation and consigning services, as well as breaking-in, pre- Nick Rust, Chief Executive Officer for the BHA, said: “David has training and spelling from their Hampshire base. The first yearling made a fantastic contribution to British racing over the last three they consigned under the WH Bloodstock banner in 2018 was years. His track record speaks for itself in achieving so much in a sold at Goffs UK Premier Sale for £110,000, having been pinhooked relatively short period of time and he will be greatly missed. We are by them as a foal for 35,000gns. Since then they have achieved grateful that David will continue to stay on for the time being while many other notable highlights in the sales ring, including the sale we carry out the difficult task of looking for his successor.” of a Showcasing colt out of Crystal Gal at Book 1 of the Tattersalls A leaving date will be confirmed in due course and, for the time October Yearling Sale for 650,000gns. being, Sykes will continue to lead the BHA equine health and The “Rising Star” Influence Award went to 2018 graduate welfare department in order to assist with the transition process. Madison Scott. Scott works for Solis/Litt Bloodstock in Kentucky but is also co-founder, alongside current Godolphin Flying Start second-year trainee Annise Montplaisir, of Amplify , a US-based initiative aimed at welcoming and educating SALES TALK continued newcomers to the thoroughbred industry while collaborating with existing initiatives and promoting opportunities for KEENELAND involvement. On receiving the award, Scott said: “This award is voted for by your peers, which is probably the most meaningful accolade that anyone could give you. Your peers are quite often your FILLY TOPS INAUGURAL harshest critics, so it’s very special that anyone would even think of KEENELAND JUNE DIGITAL SALE me for this, let alone to get enough votes to actually win it. So thank Tuesday saw the first edition of the Keeneland June Select Horses you everyone, I really appreciate it.” of Racing Age Sale, the first stand-alone online auction operated The winner of this year’s Business Excellence Award was via the new Keeneland Digital Sales Ring platform. Australian-based trainer Adrian Bott, who, upon graduating from A select 31 lots were offered from a catalogue of 38, and it was Godolphin Flying Start in 2012, joined Gai Waterhouse’s stable as the five-strong draft from Juddmonte Farms that dominated assistant racing manager and by 2016 became her co-trainer. proceedings, providing five of the top six lots. Leading the way

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KEENELAND JUNE DIGITAL HORSES OF RACING AGE SALE Lot Age Name (Sire) Vendor Purchaser Price ($) 26 3f TRAPEZIUM (Hard Spun) Juddmonte Farms St Elias Stable 327,000 35 3f ELOQUENT SPEAKER (Flatter) Niall Brennan Stables Anthony Mitola 200,000 14 3c OAK ROOM (Into Mischief) Juddmonte Farms Steven W Young 65,000 28 3f VALLETTA (Into Mischief) Juddmonte Farms Big Dom Racing Stable 65,000 CLICK HERE FOR SALE RESULTS was Lot 26, a three-year-old filly by Hard Spun named Trapezium, Commenting on the success of the sale for Juddmonte Farms, picked up by St Elias Stables for $327,000. Offered as a racing or O’Rourke added: “The online sale format was well received and broodmare prospect, having finished second on her most recent embraced by buyers. There were some growing pains with registering of two starts in a maiden special weight at Gulfstream Park in to bid, etc., but buyers adapted quickly. It was productive and went February, she is from a typically strong Juddmonte female line. very smoothly, to be able to pull together buyers and players and Out of the unraced A P Indy mare Mesmeric, Trapezium is a half- turn the sale around in such a short time. We needed to move some sister to three winners, including the Gr.2 winner and dual Gr.1 horses and it was a big help to us.” Stephen Foster Handicap runner-up Honorable Duty (Distorted In total, the one-day sale grossed $829,500 for 12 horses sold, Humor). Her second dam, Gr.1 winner Toussaud, is the dam of for an average of $69,125 and a median of $32,750. Gr.1 Belmont Stakes hero and Champion Sire Empire Maker, as “The successful launch of the Digital Sales Ring marks a milestone well as Gr.1 scorers Chester House, Chiselling and Honest Lady, in Keeneland’s storied auction history because it enables us to deliver the dam of Gr.1-winning sire First Defence. another high-quality sales option to our clients.” Keeneland Vice Juddmonte Farms General Manager Garrett O’Rourke said; President of Racing and Sales Bob Elliston said: “This sale met the “Trapezium comes from one of our elite families. I wasn’t sure in this needs of the market by providing buyers, as tracks reopen around the format buyers would recognize her value. I was wrong. Our phone country, the opportunity to purchase proven, ready-made racehorses began ringing very early on; people were paying attention, doing from top-flight consignors.” their homework and she sold accordingly." In regards to future plans for their new purchase, John P Sparkman, pedigree consultant for St Elias Stables, revealed plans for Trapezium to go into training with Todd Pletcher. OBITUARY “She jumped out at us because of her pedigree,” Sparkman said. “Most of the Juddmonte horses are grass-oriented. This family is BRITAIN mostly dirt-oriented, with Empire Maker and Honest Lady, and that is primarily what we are looking for. Tom Evans of Trackside Farm was able to go by and look at her for us and he liked her. So that ROSE PATERSON sealed the deal.” Rose Paterson, the Chairman of Racecourse, has been The only other lot to break the six-figure mark was Lot 35, dead at her Shropshire home aged 63. Her death was Eloquent Speaker, a three-year-old filly by Flatter who sold for announced by her husband, Conservative MP and former cabinet $200,000 to Anthony Mitola. Offered as a racing prospect by Niall minister Owen Paterson. A cause of death has not been given. Brennan Stables, Eloquent Speaker is out of the unraced Broken She was on the main board of stewards at the Jockey Club, Vow mare Spoken Not Broken and won a maiden at Belmont which owns Aintree racecourse and other leading tracks, earlier this month. including Cheltenham. She had been appointed Chairman of Juddmonte Farms completed the top lots board with a pair of Aintree in 2014, having been a non-executive director there since three-year-olds by Into Mischief that brought bids of $65,000 2005. apiece. Steven W Young purchased Lot 14, Oak Room, a once- Her husband said the loss of his wife had come as a “terrible placed colt out of French Listed scorer Privet Hedge (First shock” to the family. Defence) from the family of Gr.1 winner Price , while Big Dom “It is with great sadness that I must inform you that my wife, Rose, Racing Stable took home Lot 28, Valletta, a filly out of the has been found dead at our family home in Shropshire,” he said. winning Tapit mare West Riding from the family of dual Gr.1 “Rose and I were married for 40 happy years. She was a wonderful, winner A P Indian. caring wife, mother and grandmother. Rounding off the top five was Juddmonte Farm’s final lot, and “Her death has come as a terrible shock to us all. I would ask the another three-year-old by Into Mischief, with Mott going media to respect the privacy of myself and my family at this extremely to $33,000 to secure Lot 1, Breithorn, a twice-placed juvenile colt difficult time.” last season out of a Galileo half-sister to dual Gr.1 Classic winner Paterson had hunted since childhood and owned point-to- (Hennessy). pointers, as well as breeding, owning and training eventers.

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success in the Gr.3 Court Stakes when overhauling First Receiver (New Approach) close home in the 1m2f contest. The winner, a son of Galileo, holds entries for the Derbys in Britain and France and, whichever one he lines up in, he looks to hold a live chance. Although Galileo is a Derby sire par excellence, Russian Emperor has plenty of speed on his dam’s side, being out of the outstanding Australian performer Jewel, a winner at the highest level from 7f-1m2f and a daughter of the top-class Australian sprinter . It is interesting to note however, that, while Russian Emperor owes his immediate heritage to Australia, his outstanding dam’s family has its roots firmly in the northern hemisphere, thanks to the top juvenile and smart producer (), the third dam of Atlantic Jewel.

The Hon Rose Paterson, who has died at 63.

A minute’s silence was held before racing at Haydock on Wednesday in her memory and that of -winning jockey Liam Treadwell, whose death was announced on Tuesday. Sandy Dudgeon, Senior Steward of The Jockey Club, paid tribute, saying: “This is tragic news and our thoughts go out to Rose’s husband Owen and all members of her family. “Rose was a wonderful person and involved in so many aspects of our sport. She was a skilled Chairman at Aintree, a valued member of our Board of Stewards and headed up our Horse Welfare Group. She also enjoyed participating at grassroots level over many years. “We appreciated her contribution very much and my fellow Russian Emperor (Galileo) landed the Gr.3 Hampton Court stewards and I looked forward to hearing her sound views on a Stakes at Royal Ascot last week to put himself in the Classic subject, where she was always sensitive to the best course of action picture. © Megan Ridgwell for racing. She will be missed greatly for the person she was.”

Bred by Greg Perry in Australia and purchased by Demi O’Byrne A GOOD READ for A$320,000 at the Magic Millions Gold Coast Yearling Sale in 2010, Atlantic Jewel made a winning debut on the all-weather at Geelong in August 2011 and, just three starts later, the filly triumphed in the Gr.1 Thousand Guineas. Her unbeaten Classic Relatively Speaking season was interrupted by injury, but her big-race haul still included the Gr.2 Wakeful Stakes by seven lengths and the Gr.2 Sapphire Stakes, before culminating in victory by over a length in WITH MANAGING EDITOR the Gr.1 All-Aged Stakes over 1400m at Randwick in April 2012. AMY BENNETT The filly was not seen out again for 16 months after suffering a tendon injury and it was a bold call by connections to keep such [email protected] a well-credentialled filly in training, rather than packing her off to the breeding shed post-haste. The move paid dividends, though, EMPEROR CONTINUES when she blazed back, arguably better than ever, kicking off her RULE OF TALENTED FAMILY campaign with success in the Gr.1 Memsie Stakes over 1400m at t was a Royal Ascot unlike any other, but the key ingredients that Caulfield and following up in the Gr.2 Stock Stakes. were definitely not missing from the big stage during the Next time out, she went down by a short head to Dundeel in Istrangest of Festival meetings last week were outstanding the Gr.1 Underwood Stakes, tasting defeat for the one and only performances. time, before bouncing back a month later with a four-length From Battaash and Stradivarius, favourites from either end of triumph in the Gr.1 . All looked set fair for further the stamina spectrum, to the Classic generation and the glory until she broke down again on the eve of the Gr.1 Cox Plate, newcomers in the juvenile crop, Royal Ascot 2020 should rightly an accident described by the Herald-Sun, with perhaps just a be remembered for its stars as much as for the strange touch of hyperbole, as an ‘unqualified tragedy’ and that pulled circumstances under which the meeting took place. down the curtain on a career that encompassed ten victories Among the eye-catching winners from the three-year-old crop from 11 starts for trainer Mark Kavanagh and netted earnings of was Russian Emperor, who denied Her Majesty The Queen over A$1.5m.

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Immediately after her retirement was announced, connections Those talented performers were among eight winners stated that the mare would be sent to Ireland for covering, produced from 13 foals out of Pass The Peace. That mare was perhaps not a surprising decision given that the timing of her bred by John Kent, an Irish cattle farmer who proved as adept at injury all but ruled out a southern hemisphere covering that year. breeding racehorses at his Ballyhampshire Stud as he was at Atlantic Jewel moved north, entering a monogamous producing children who would make their own mark in the relationship with Galileo that has yielded four colts and a filly industry, among them Mickley Stud owner Richard, breeder and from her first five covers, of which Russian Emperor is the third, current Ballyhampshire Stud owner Edmond, breeder and following on from his year-older full-brother Pacific Ocean, who consigner Nicola, Johnny, who works at Grange Stud, and broke his maiden at Navan last June for the same connections as Elizabeth, wife of Burgage Stud owner Victor Connolly. Russian Emperor. Kent nurtured the line from Pass The Peace’s grandam Nonnie, Atlantic Jewel is one of only two foals out of the mare a daughter of Dumbarnie whom he purchased for 185gns in the Regard, whose other offspring is another Gr.1 Thousand Guineas late 1960s from stallion master Philip Young, who stood the heroine, Commanding Jewel (Commands). Regard was mare’s sire. The family already had a connection with Australian purchased on behalf of Perry for A$340,000 at the Magic Millions , as the unraced Nonnie shared her third dam, the Gr.1 National Broodmare Sale in 2008 but sadly died aged nine. The winner Grace Dalrymple (), mare had raced only three times herself; just the same as her with the great Australian champion Manikato, who claimed her most famous daughter, her debut came at Geelong, where she as his fourth dam. Nonnie’s progeny included the Gr.2 (then) finished runner-up in a maiden race for three-year-old fillies, and Geoffrey Freer Stakes winner Swell Fellow (Giolla Mear) and the she broke her maiden 11 days later at Bendigo, scoring in a 1400m Listed-placed Just Patrick (Javelot), as well as Lover’s Rose contest before she rounded off her career with victory in a (King Emperor) who did not debut until the August of her three- handicap at Caulfield over 1600m. She retired with earnings of year-old career, but scored three times at up to 1m1f and earned A$22,350, just a fraction of the price tag she would bring two another race in the stewards’ room before being retained for years later in the sales ring. breeding. Regard was one of nine winners in Australia out of the The mare had already produced two winners by Auction Ring mare Nanshan, a daughter of the top-class juvenile when Kent selected the first season sire Alzao as the next mate Pass The Peace, who raced only twice for her owner-breeder for Lover’s Rose. A Gr.3 winner, albeit some way below top-class, Sheikh Mohammed. She was placed on both those starts as a Alzao began his career at Rathbarry Stud, standing for Ir4,000gns, three-year-old, including when having the misfortune to run but as soon as his first runners made their debuts, it became against her stablemate , a top-class juvenile the apparent that their sire represented fantastic value for money. He previous season, when third in a conditions contest at Yarmouth. would end the 1988 season as the leading first season sire by She was duly culled later that year and was snapped up for number of races won, with his fee boosted to Ir18,000gns at 110,000gns by Kieran Moore at the 1997 Tattersalls December Coolmore the following year. Mares Sale and shipped to Australia. That sale came less than two months after her year-younger half-sister () had triumphed in the Gr.1 , having previously scored with ease in the Gr.3 , and she was just chinned on the line in the Gr.2 by the subsequent Gr.1 1,000 Guineas heroine Cape Verdi (). Space was naturally earmarked in the Darley broodmare band for Embassy, who went on to produce eight winners, albeit none at black-type level, plus the unraced dam of the Gr.1 Prix Maurice de Gheest victor King’s Apostle and the unraced grandam of a pair of Gr.1 winners in Chile. Months after the sale of Nanshan, her family received another boost with the arrival of an Mtoto filly, later named Tarfshi. Successful in the Gr.2 (then) Stakes at the Curragh and twice a Listed winner in Britain, she would go on to produce the black-type performer Tazffin (Iffraaj) and the dam of the Gr.3 Pass The Peace (Alzao), pictured winning the 1988 John of Gaunt Stakes winner Absolutely So (Acclamation), as Gr.1 Cheveley Park Stakes, founded a dynasty that would well as the dam of the South African Gr.1 winner Pacific Trader produce top-level winners around the world. © Trevor Jones (Sail From Seattle). Pass The Peace’s second foal was also a black-type His ten individual winners, who netted 21 victories between performer, the Listed (then) Zetland Stakes third Puck’s Castle them, included Pass The Peace. Consigned at Tattersalls in (), who would go on to produce the high-class October 1987, the filly was purchased for 9,500gns by Captain juvenile Emerald Peace (), dam of the Listed Brian Bell, father of Michael, who was then assistant trainer to winner and Gr.3-placed Vital Statistics (), who Paul Cole. The filly was duly despatched to Whatcombe and made bettered the family line again when producing the Gr.3 Prix a winning debut in May over 5f at Salisbury, making all to score by Thomas Bryon winner East (), also runner-up in both a length. She finished second ten days later at Epsom after the Gr.1 Breeders’ Cup Juvenile Fillies Turf and the Gr.1 Poule breaking slowly, but resumed winning ways six weeks later at d’Essai des Pouliches. Windsor over 6f, finishing well off a strong pace. She was next

CALL: +44 (0) 1638 66 65 12 11 RELATIVELY SPEAKING ~ A GOOD READ EBN: THURSDAY, 25TH JUNE 2020 despatched to Ireland where she made her Stakes breakthrough “The Jockey Club will continue to maintain the Principal Rules when landing the Gr.3 Debutante Stakes at Phoenix Park by four and Requirements of the American Studbook in keeping with its lengths, a distance that could have easily been further had she mission to ensure the health of the thoroughbred breed.” not been eased close home. Her final start of the season came in the Gr.1 Cheveley Park Stakes, when she put a strong field to the UNDERSTANDING THE IMPACT sword by two lengths. Last year, only 43 of the 1,475 stallions in America, Canada and Bell went out on his own in 1989 and his father’s talented filly Puerto Rico, or three per cent, covered more than 140 mares joined his new stable. She showed every sign of having trained on within the season. Eleven of those will be minimally affected by well when landing the Gr.3 Stakes on debut at three, the new rule change, having covered up to 150 mares. The but failed to fulfil a first-season fairytale for her trainer when only stallions which are most likely to be affected by the new ruling fifth in the Gr.1 1,000 Guineas. She did manage the runner-up will be the eight stallions which covered 200 or more mares last spot in the Gr.1 Poule d’Essai des Pouliches, beaten three quarters season, from as little as 200 right up to a maximum of 267. of a length, but was well beaten in the Gr.1 Prix de Diane when The annual foal crop for North America, which also includes upped in trip. After a break of nearly four months, she returned to Canada and Puerto Rico, was 44,143 in 1990 and decreased to an action to finish third in the Gr.2 (then) Stakes, beaten estimated 20,800 last year. This fall represents a decline of 52.9 by over eight lengths, and rounded off her career in the Gr.3 per cent, while US mares have declined at a comparable 54.1 per Premio Bagutta in . cent and US stallion numbers have fallen further by 80.3 per Her juvenile record and French Classic place were enough to cent. These figures can been seen in the USA table below, which make her an attractive breeding option and she was duly also includes the percentage increase or decrease for each decade over the last 30 years for US stock only. The ratio figure is purchased by Sheikh Mohammed, who had seen his fillies the mean average book size, how many mares are available Russian Royal () and Spring Sparkle (Lord Gayle) compared to each stallion, and this has seen an increase of 132 beaten into the minor placings by Pass The Peace at Newbury. per cent from 1991 to 2019. Whatever Classic path Russian Emperor sets out on, he has a deep well of talent and speed to draw on from his classy female UNITED STATES OF AMERICA family and could well add further riches to a storied family around the world. Year Mares % +/- Stallions % +/- Ratio 1991 64,124 - 6,696 - 9.6 Catch up on a good read KY 14,778 - 499 - 29.6 2000 59,863 -6.6 4,328 -35.4 13.8

KY 20,713 40.2 438 -12.2 47.3 Is this the way 2010 40,841 -31.8 2,771 -36 14.7 KY 17,165 -17.1 298 -32 57.6 forward? 2019 29,401 -28 1,318 -52.4 22.3 KY 17,232 0.4 228 -23.5 75.6

LISA GEORGE on the recent decision by the In Kentucky alone there has been a 16.6 per cent increase in American Jockey Club to limit stallion books. mares from 1991 to 2019 and a corresponding decrease of This article first appeared on www.stallionguide.com almost 54.3 per cent in the number of stallions, which subsequently saw their ratio increase by 155 per cent. Only in the fullness of time will the effects of the recent AJC he American Jockey Club (AJC) announced on 7th May this rule change be discovered, but some believe it has to make a year that they were adopting a new rule regarding positive impact on harmful inbreeding within the breed and Tthoroughbred stallion coverings, which would apply to reduction of genetic bottlenecks in future. stallions born from 2020 onwards. It reported that the changes Others are more concerned with the practicalities of the were “to the health of the thoroughbred breed for the application, such as the increased cost of covering to favoured long term.” stallions and less stock being bred overall as a consequence. The rule limits the Stallion Service Certificates to 140 per Sales could also be affected, with a wider selection of stallions on calendar year for stallions born from 2020, which cover in the the one hand and possibly little to no representation from the United States, Canada and Pueto Rico. No limit will be applied to top-tier stallions which are bred by owner-breeders or snapped stallions born in 2019 and before. up in private purchases if they do become available. Originally proposed last autumn, the AJC commented on the On the other hand it may well be that stallions lower down the new rule in a press release earlier this month, stating: “The Jockey order may receive better quality mares and as a result may thrive, Club is grateful for the many thoughtful comments in response to its producing a variety in the gene pool which may not have been September rule proposal. The stewards carefully considered those discovered otherwise. These stallions may also benefit more comments in formulating a rule that will promote diversity of the from level books, which gives them the same number of thoroughbred gene pool and protect the long-term health of the opportunities to shine on the track as the most popular stallion breed. of the year. On the negative, the reduced earning capacity for

12 CALL: +44 (0) 1638 66 65 12 A GOOD READ EBN: THURSDAY, 25TH JUNE 2020 syndicated stallions may reduce the number of stallions retiring GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND to stud and do the complete opposite of what the rule was designed for. Year Mares % +/- Stallions % +/- Ratio INTERNATIONAL STUD BOOK GB/IRE COMMITTEE DISCUSSIONS 1991 21,644 - 1,062 - 20.4 Simon Cooper, in his role as to the International Stud Book Committee (ISBC), reports: “The International Stud Book 2000 24,092 11.3 958 -9.8 25.1 Committee has a responsibility to consider all matters, including 2010 25,171 4.5 573 -40.2 43.9 genetic variability in the global thoroughbred population, which might impact on the integrity, health and welfare of the 2019 23,318 -7.4 342 -40.3 68.2 thoroughbred. As part of this work, it maintains the ‘Requirements GB and Guidelines for Gaining and Maintaining Approval’ as a Thoroughbred Stud Book, which provides the template and sets 2010 9,826 - 285 - 34.5 compliance standards of all 68 approved thoroughbred stud books 2019 8,571 -12.8 140 -50.9 61.2 to protect the integrity of the thoroughbred breed. “The question of setting rules which might apply to inbreeding is IRE a decision for Stud Book Authorities within each individual breeding 2010 15,345 - 288 - 53.3 jurisdiction, in consultation with breeders and their recognised representative organisations.” 2019 14,747 -3.9 202 -29.9 73 He continues: “There have been a number of studies undertaken on the inbreeding coefficient [the computed likelihood of a gene they covered last year in the different regions. The Irish stallions being duplicated during reproduction, with a higher number have covered the largest books, with 12.9 per cent of the stallions signifying an increased risk of inbreeding] of the Thoroughbred covering books greater than 150, compared with 2.17 and 2.14 population including by some members of the Committee (in per cent in the USA and Great Britain respectively. Australia, Britain, France, India, Ireland, , New Zealand, OSAF, South Africa, USA) and some are planning studies in their STALLION BOOKS BY COUNTRY jurisdiction. However, it is only in recent years that the capabilities of Covers USA GB IRE single nucleotide polymorphism [SNP, testing a segment of the genetic material] genomic technologies have allowed us a much 0-50 1,306 (88.5%) 95 (67.9%) 104 (51.5%) more precise view of genetic variability and it is from this data that 51-100 76 (5.2%) 28 (20%) 46 (22.8%) breeders and breeder representative organisations can set out management strategies. 101-150 61 (4.1%) 14 (10%) 26 (12.9%) “Controlled governance of such strategies, alongside support from experts will be important to maintaining and enhancing the 151-200 25 (1.7%) 2 (1.4%) 20 (9.9%) integrity, health and welfare of the Thoroughbred for future 201-250 4 (0.3%) 1 (0.7%) 6 (3%) generations.” 251-300 3 (0.2%) – – APPLICABLE IN EUROPE? While data continues to be gathered and further genomic study These figures are concerning, but further data is required to is possible, with constantly improving technology and reduction differentiate National Hunt stock, which may have a lower in cost, some studies in this area have already shown that the UK/ percentage returning to stud to breed and therefore have a Irish thoroughbred is more inbred than its American counterpart reduced impact on harmful inbreeding. There has also been (at an inbreeding coefficient of 0.028 and 0.015 respectively). improvement in Ireland in recent years, as in 2016, 37 stallions There appears to be no appetite from either breeders or covered over 150 mares and this has decreased by 29.7 per cent administrators to bring in a stallion covering cap like the AJC as to 26 last year, while 19 stallions covering books of over 200 yet, but how is the data shaping up in these local markets? mares has dropped to just six, a decrease of 68 per cent. The table below shows the changes in the breeding of British Meanwhie across the Pond they do have three stallions and Irish thoughbreds over the last 30 years, although data covering books of over 250 mares, although this is offset separating the two regions was not available for 1991 and 2000. somewhat by 88.5 per cent of US stallions covering books of less During this time period, active mares have increased by 7.7 per than 50. In the UK populations no stallions covered more than cent in Britain and Ireland overall, while stallions have decreased 250 mares in 2019, although Ireland has had at least one stallion by 67.8 per cent. This has created a mean book size or ratio of covering more than 250 in the three years prior to this, including 68.2, which is an increase of 234 per cent since 1991. When this is one covering over 300 mares in 2017. compared with the increase of 132 per cent over the same timeframe in the US, it is easy to understand why the British and CONCLUSIONS TO BE DRAWN Irish thoroughbred is beginning to show a higher inbreeding The data above is designed to highlight the trends and open the coefficient in studies compared with its American counterpart. path for constructive discussions on how to take the thoroughbred into the future for generations to come. There is STALLION BOOKS INCREASING no need to blame or point fingers; as we have seen in climate The table below shows the number of stallions and the books change arguments this is rarely helpful and tends to create

CALL: +44 (0) 1638 66 65 12 13 A GOOD READ ~ RACING REVIEW EBN: THURSDAY, 25TH JUNE 2020 battlefields where nobody wins. By looking back at this data, we of Listed winner Riskit Fora Biskit and the Group-placed quartet can now look forward to the future. Crown Prosecutor, Fox Trotter, Mur Hiba and Gerrard’s Quest. The hope is that breeders can have open discussions to move She’s A Worldie has a yearling filly by Twilight Son. forward into a brighter future and understand the impacts of this 12.45 HAMILTON, EBF 2YO NOVICE, 5F data now that it is beginning to become available. There is hope and we can all play our part to make a difference. The situation has improved somewhat in Ireland over the last four years; the AJC ruling may also help and steps are being made in the right ebfstallions.com direction. As with all discussions on genetic study, it must always be reiterated that it is thought to have up to 35 per cent influence 1. TINOCHIO (Ire), 2c, on an individual’s potential, while the other 65 per cent is due to Buratino – Endless Peace (Russian Revival) nurture and the environment. This is not to dismiss the risk of O: Hambleton Racing Ltd XXXVIII, B: John Malone, damaging inbreeding but to highlight that using a second, third T: Kevin Ryan or even fourth preferred stallion for a mare may offer more €20,000 Goffs November Foal Sale diversity in the genes without risking the resultant offspring’s by K S M Bloodstock, consigned by Ladytown House Stud potential too much. £35,000 Goffs UK Premier Yearling Sale Indeed, breeding in this manner slowly to unravel any by Hillen/Ryan, consigned by Sherbourne Lodge inbreeding is thought to be one of the best ways to 2. Burning Cash (Ire), 3. Boogie Time (Ire) resolve the issue and provide a more diverse gene pool in the Distances: 3l, 1¼l. 9 ran. long term. Breeding an individual showing a high inbreeding Tinochio had hung when a promising fourth on his debut a coefficient to its genetic polar opposite has the effect of polluting couple of weeks ago, but ran straight here, taking up the running that gene pool and making the problem worse, effectively inside the last 2f and going clear. The first winner for his sire, the snuffing out the remaining ember needed to reignite the fire. 2015 Gr.2 Coventry Stakes winner Buratino (Exceed And Excel), Like untangling a ball of string, putting the two oposite ends he is the eighth named foal out of Endless Peace (Russian together and pulling just creates a large knot. It is better to Revival), who was placed five times and whose first five produce spend the time carefully unwinding one end, through each are the winners Zelos Dream (Redback), Eternal Youth hurdle until you reach the other side and in the process save the (Intikhab), Haxby (Vale Of York), Berlios () and piece of string intact. Daze (Sir Prancealot). The winning grandam Peace (Magical Wonder) produced nine winners from her 13 YESTERDAY’S RACING REVIEW foals, headed by the Gr.3-winning sprinter Hoh Mike (Intikhab) and the Listed-placed quartet Hogmaneigh (Namid), Intapeace (Intikhab), Tamayuz Star (Tamayuz) and Dario Gee Gee (Bold BRITAIN Fact). The third dam is the unraced Peace In The Woods (), who foaled one other winner and is a half-sister to the Hamilton: Good, Good to Soft in Places dam of the four-time Gr.1 Irish St Leger winner and sire Vinnie Haydock Park: Good Roe. Windsor: Good to Firm Endless Peace has a yearling filly by The Last Lion (€7,000 Goffs November Foal Sale by Clonmult Farm), who will be offered 12.15 HAMILTON, 2YO F MAIDEN AUCTION, 5F at the Goffs Sportsman’s Sale. 1. BLACKBERRY (GB), 2f, 1.10 HAYDOCK, 3YO+ NOVICE, 1M2½F – She’s A Worldie (Kodiac) 1. HIGHEST GROUND (Ire), 3c, O: S Chappell and Partner, B: S Chappell, T: Bryan Smart Frankel – Celestial Lagoon (Sunday Silence) £30,000 Goffs UK Premier Yearling Sale by Barry Lynch, consigned by West Moor Stud 2. Miss Milby (Ire), 3. Soapys Sister (GB) Distances: nk, 1¼l. 7 ran.

Despite a slow start, debutante Blackberry (Brazen Beau) was soon racing prominently and headed the favourite Miss Milby (Camacho) over a furlong out for a cosy success. She is a half- sister to Decrypt (Dark Angel), who was third in last year’s Gr.1 Irish 2,000 Guineas and is now racing in Hong Kong, and is the third foal out of the juvenile victrix She’s A Worldie (Kodiac). The lightly-raced grandam Petite Boulangere (Namid) is also the dam of winners by Chineur and Zebedee, and is herself a half- sister to the Gr.3-winning juvenile and Gr.1 Cheveley Park Stakes Highest Ground (Frankel) entered the reckoning for the third Dhanyata (Danetime) and the 12-time scorer Go Go Green Gr.1 Derby when defeating Waldkonig (Kingman) at (Acclamation). The third dam is the juvenile winner Haydock yesterday. © Stephen Davies Preponderance (Cyrano De Bergerac), who is the second dam

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O/B: Niarchos Family, T: Sir winner The Last Lion (). He is a half-brother to a winner in 2. Waldkonig (GB), 3. Mersin (GB) Greece by Kodiac and is the fourth foal out of the Distances: 2½l, 11l. 7 ran. mare Throne. She was well-beaten on her two starts, but is a half- sister to 11 winners, among them the Gr.1 2.10 HAYDOCK, EBF 2YO NOVICE, 7F victor and sire (Pivotal), the German Listed-placed Borders () and the five-time scorer Dubai Celebration (Dubai Destination). The grandam is the juvenile winner Pretty ebfstallions.com Poppy (Song), who is one of the five successful progeny out of Moonlight Serenade (Crooner), a placed full-sister to the Gr.3- placed sprinter Blackbird. 1. DEVIOUS COMPANY (Ire), 2c, Throne’s yearling is a first-crop son of Profitable. Fast Company – Seren Devious (Dr Devious) 4.45 HAYDOCK, 3YO FILLIES’ NOVICE, 1M4F O: Russell Jones, B: Owenstown Bloodstock Ltd, 1. CHORAL WORK (GB), 3f, T: Tom Dascombe – Chapel Choir () £45,000 Goffs UK Premier Yearling Sale O/B: , T: by SackvilleDonald 2. Immortal Beloved (GB), 3. By My Side (Ire) consigned by Owenstown Stud Distances: hd, 1¼l. 8 ran. 2. Legion Of Honour (GB), 3. Jadoomi (Fr) Distances: ¾l, 1l. 9 ran. Choral Work (Nathaniel) was stepped up in trip and made all, Pedigree: EBN2020-06-10 just holding off Immortal Beloved () to win on her third start. She is the first foal out of the placed Dalakhani mare Chapel Choir, whose half-siblings include the dual Gr.2-winning stayer Gospel Choir (Galileo) and Listed scorer Sennockian Star (Rock Of Gibraltar). They are among the four winners and seven foals out of Chorist (Pivotal), whose nine wins included the Gr.1 Pretty Polly Stakes and two Gr.3 races. Chorist is a full-sister to the Listed-placed Rock Choir and a half-sister to the Gr.3 runner-up Choirgirl (Unfuwain), out of the unraced Choir Mistress (). Chapel Choir's yearling is a colt by .

Devious Company (Fast Company) defied a penalty to win the 7f novice at Haydock yesterday. © Stephen Davies

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Runner-up on his debut nine days ago, Kraken Power raced Debutant Tanfantic (Gutaifan) pulled hard early, but settled prominently against the rails and ran on well to score in style and down to lead well inside the final furlong. He is a half-brother to become the first winner for his sire, the Gr.1 Middle Park Stakes four winners and is the sixth foal out of the French winner Tan

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2. Vitare (Ire), 3. Tagovailoa (Ire) Distances: ½l, 3¼l. 11 ran.

Amathus (Anjaal) was held up before switching left three furlongs out and came with a strong run, despite hanging slightly, to get up in the final half-furlong and win on his second career start. He is the fourth foal and first winner out of the four-time winner Effige (), who is a half-sister to four other winners, headed by the Listed National Stakes third Dress To Impress (Fasliyev). Of her other siblings, Luvmedo (One Cool Cat) produced the Italian Champion Older Female Sprinter and dual Gr.3 winner My Lea (Dandy Man) and the dual Italian Listed- placed Pivotal Rio (Captain Rio). The second dam Dress Code Tanfantic (Gutaifan) won first time out at Windsor yesterday () won once at two and is a full-sister to the Gr.3 Park for Brian Meehan and Martin Dwyer. © Francesca Altoft Stakes winner Rag Top and the two-time winner Seamstress (dam of the Listed scorer Elhamri) and a half-sister to the Listed-placed Red Top (Fasliyev), the winner Tan (King's Best). Her dam, the Gr.3 victrix Petite Spectre (Spectrum; dam of the Gr.2 Coventry Stakes- Sahara Star (Green Desert), produced seven winners, notably placed Rakaan), as well as Top Row (Observatory; dam of the the Gr.2 victrix Land Of Dreams (Cadeaux Gr.2 Norfolk Stakes third Crown Dependency). The third dam Genereux), dam of multiple Gr.1 winner and sire Dream Ahead Petite Epaulette (Night Shift) also won once at two. and dual Listed winner Into The Dark, and grandam of dual Gr.1 victrix and Australian Gr.2 winner Now Or Never. Sahara Star is also the second dam of Gr.3 winner Princess Noor IRELAND and Listed winner Noor Sahara and is the third dam of Gr.3 winner Zihba. The third dam Vaigly Star (Star Appeal) was Naas: Good to Yielding, Yielding in Places second in the Gr.1 and went on to produce the Classic- placed Gr.3 winner Yalaietanee (Sadler's Wells) and five other 1.00 NAAS, EBF 2YO MAIDEN, 5F winners. Tan Tan's yearling is a Cable Bay colt. 5.25 WINDSOR, 3-5YO MED AUCT MAIDEN, 6F 1. AMATHUS (Ire), 3g, ebfstallions.com Anjaal – Effige (Oratorio) O: Y Mustafa, B: P Turley, T: Sylvester Kirk 1. DACESA (Ire), 2f, €2,500 2017 Tattersalls Ireland November Breeding Stock Sale Tamayuz – Duchesse () by Weylands Stud, consigned by Kingsfield Stud O: Prichard-Jones, Jones, Cooper & Harrington, £6,000 Goffs UK Silver Yearling Sale B: Ballygallon Stud Ltd, T: Mrs J Harrington by Ryan Conran, consigned by Weylands Stud €40,000 Goffs Orby Sale £9,000 private sale Goffs UK Breeze-Up Sale by BBA Ireland, consigned by Ballygallon Stud by Dominic Ffrench, consigned by Shanaville Stables 2. Blueberry Faygo (GB), 3. Louisa Von Trapp (Ire) www.brzups.com Distances: hd, 3½l. 5 ran.

Unplaced in one start last season, Amathus (Anjaal) made a The chesnut Dacesa (Tamayuz) heads Blueberry Faygo winning return to action at Windsor yesterday. (Dandy Man) to win the opener at Naas yesterday. © Francesca Altoft © Caroline Norris

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Two fillies were withdrawn at the start, leaving just five, but the favourite Dacesa (Tamayuz) obliged on her debut, getting up close home to beat the longtime leader Blueberry Faygo (Dandy Man). She is the first named foal out of Duchesse (Duke Of Marmalade), who scored over 2400m in France and is a half- sister to three other winners, most notably the Hong Kong- trained Exultant (Teofilo), who has won four Gr.1s from 2000m to 2400m. The second dam Contrary () won at two in France and her nine winning half-siblings include the dual Group-winning sprinter Spirit Quartz (Invincible Spirit) and Caspian Prince (), a Gr.2 winner of 19 races. The third dam Crystal Gaze () is an unraced full-sister to the Gr.3-winning hurdler Desert Quest. Duchesse’s yearling is a full-sister to this winner (15,000gns Tattersalls December Foal Sale by Redwall Bloodstock). Pronouncement (Declaration Of War; far side) holds on from 2.00 NAAS, EBF 3YO+ F&M MAIDEN, 6F Na Blianta Beo (Invincible Spirit) to win the 6f fillies’ maiden at Naas yesterday. © Caroline Norris

ebfstallions.com 2.30 NAAS, EBF 3YO+ C&G MAIDEN, 6F

1. PRONOUNCEMENT (USA), 3f, Declaration Of War – Terrific Tiffany (Strong Hope) ebfstallions.com O: Anthony Paul Smurfit, B: William Humphries, T: J P Murtagh RNA $60,000 2017 Keeneland November Sale 1. HIGHTIMEYOUWON (GB), 4g, consigned by James B Keogh Garswood – Hightime Heroine (Danetime) $115,000 Keeneland September Yearling Sale O: Newtown Anner Stud Farm Ltd, by BBA Ireland, B: Cheveley Park Stud Ltd, T: D K Weld consigned by Woodford Thoroughbreds 48,000gns Tattersalls December Foal Sale by JC Bloodstock, consigned by Cheveley Park Stud 140,000gns Tattersalls October Yearling Sale Book 2 by BBA Ireland, consigned by Mountain View Stud 2. Papa Bear (Fr), 3. Zephron (GB) Distances: hd, ¾l. 15 ran.

Placed three times last season, including when second on his final start over a year ago, the favourite Hightimeyouwon (Garswood) made progress from midfield to lead entering the final furlong 2. Na Blianta Beo (Ire), 3. Gulf Of Aidan (Ire) and kept on well to win narrowly. Out of the triple winner Distances: nk, 4l. 18 ran. Hightime Heroine (Danetime), Hightimeyouwon is a half- The most experienced filly here and Listed-placed at two, Pronouncement (Declaration Of War) took the lead some way from home and gamely repelled the late challenge of ’s daughter Na Blianta Beo (Invincible Spirit), the pair finishing clear. The winner is a half-sister to the US Stakes-placed Fashion Runaway (Old Fashioned) and the four-time scorer A Terrific Shot (Trappe Shot), and is the fifth foal out of the juvenile winner Terrific Tiffany (Strong Hope). The latter is a half-sister to the Gr.3-winning sprinter Gaff (Maria’s Mon), the Stakes-placed Christina D’Oro (Medaglia D’Oro) and the dams of Stakes winners Lovely Daniella and Katie’s Eyes. They are among the nine successful progeny of Ionlyhaveeyesforu (Tunerup), a winning full-sister to the Stakes victrix and Gr.1 Test Stakes runner- up Ifyoucouldseemenow. The Stakes-placed third dam Real Jenny (Valid Appeal) is also responsible for Stakes winners Hightimeyouwon (Garswood; far side) makes it sixth time Doyouseewhatisee (Barachois) and Nowi’veseenitall lucky at Naas yesterday in the colts’ and geldings’ maiden. (Exuberant). © Caroline Norris Terrific Tiffany has a yearling filly by Union Rags.

CALL: +44 (0) 1638 66 65 12 17 RACING REVIEW EBN: THURSDAY, 25TH JUNE 2020 brother to two winners by Pivotal, including the Gr.1 Flying Five third dam, La Papagena (), produced eight winners, Stakes runner-up Son Of Rest. Hightime Heroine is a half-sister topped by dual Gr.1-winning and Gr.1 Classic-placed sire Grand to seven winners, headed by the Listed-winning, Gr.1 Criterium Lodge (Chief’s Crown), his dual Listed-winning full-sister International third and sire Redolent (Redback), the Gr.3-placed Papabile (dam of the Listed-placed pair Neon Glitter and Paco’s Listed scorer Pepita (Sir Prancealot), Gr.3 Albany Stakes third Angel), the Gr.3-placed Listed scorer La Persiana (; dam Illaunglass (Red Clubs; dam of the French Listed-placed of US Stakes winner Qushchi, herself dam of US Gr.2 victress and Illaunmore) and the lightly-raced Listed runner-up Ursulina Gr.1 runner-up Mrs Sippy), Listed performer Sorcerous (Sadler’s (Kodiac). Out of the winning mare Shaquick, the Wells) and Rose Noble (; dam of Listed scorer winning second dam Esterlina (Highest Honor) is a half-sister to Dowager, herself dam of Qatar Listed winner Full Moon), as well three other winners. as the unraced dam of French Gr.3 winner Shahah. This is also the Hightime Heroine has a two-year-old filly by Pivotal. family of Australian Gr.2 victress Court, the grandam of Australian Champion and dual Gr.1 winner English. 3.30 NAAS, EBF 3YO+ MEDIAN AUCTION MAIDEN, 1M 4.00 NAAS, 3YO+ F&M MAIDEN, 7F 1. SOUL SEARCH (Ire), 3f, Zoffany – Ecoutila () ebfstallions.com O: Newtown Anner Stud Farm Ltd, B: Marston Norelands & Richmond Bloodstock, T: G M Lyons 230,000gns Tattersalls October Yearling Sale Book 1 1. EDWARD HOPPER (Ire), 3c, by BBA Ireland, consigned by Norelands Stud Excelebration – Start The (King’s Best) 2. Ya Beauty (GB), 3. Soineanta (Ire) O: David Spratt, Sean Jones and Mrs Lynne Lyons, Distances: ½l, 3¾l. 12 ran. B: Mrs Natasha Drennan, T: G M Lyons 55,000gns Tattersalls October Yearling Sale Book 2 Soul Search (Zoffany) was in the frame on all five juvenile starts, by Gaelic Bloodstock, consigned by Redpender Stud including three Group races, and finally came good at the expense 2. Aztec Parade (Ire), 3. Ivan The Great (Ire) of Ya Beauty (Muhaarar) after heading her in the closing stages. Distances: shd, 2½l. 15 ran. She is the tenth foal out of the unraced Rahy mare Ecoutila, whose six previous winners include the Gr.3-placed Listed victrix Twice runner-up as a juvenile and not disgraced in a Listed Enticement (Montjeu), the French Gr.3 winner and Gr.1-placed contest on his three-year-old debut, the strong odds-on favourite Surfrider () and Loyalty (), a Listed-placed Edward Hopper (Excelebration) looked booked for another winner of 18 races. Ecoutila is a half-sister to the Gr.2-placed second place up the home straight, but he finished well late on to Listen Indy (A P Indy) and the eight-time scorer Mindtwist get up on the line for the win. Out of the French scorer Start The (Gold Away), out of the dual Stakes winner and Gr.1-placed Music (King’s Best), Edward Hopper is a half-brother to four Ecoute (Manila). Also the second dam of dual Gr.2 winner winners, headed by the dual Gr.2-placed sprinter Mubtasim Silentio (Silent Name), Ecoute is a half-sister to Gr.1 winner and () and the Listed-placed hurdler Siege (Born To Sea). Out sire Green Tune (), Gr.1 Cheveley Park Stakes victrix of the unplaced Green Dancer mare Beguine, Start The Music is Pas De Reponse (; dam of three Listed winners) and Gr.2 a half-sister to six winners, including the Gr.1 Phoenix Stakes winner and sire Didyme (Dixieland Band). The third dam is the runner-up Big Time (Kheleyf), the Listed second Master Papa winning Mr Prospector mare Soundings. (Key Of Luck) and the Listed runner-up Liss Ard (In The ), Ecoutila has a yearling filly by Exceed And Excel. as well as the dam of dual Listed third Dew Line. The unraced FRANCE

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10.55 (BST) MARSEILLE, 2YO CONDITIONS, 1200M 1. SENLISIENNE (Ire), 2f, Siyouni – Abraxa (Verglas) O: Mme Sophie Midy, B: M Wurtenberger, T: F Vermeulen €85,000 Arqana Deauville October Yearling Sale by Oceanic Bloodstock, consigned by Haras de l’Hotellerie 2. Goyava (Fr), 3. Sapiens (Fr) Distances: 2½l, 1l. 5 ran. Pedigree: EBN2020-05-19 11.25 (BST) MARSEILLE, 2YO MAIDEN, 1200M There is little to choose between the eventual winner Edward 1. SURABAYA (Fr), 2f, Hopper (Excelebration) against the rails and the short head Gutaifan – Sign Your Name (Areion) runner-up Aztec Parade (Anjaal) in the 1m median auction O: Bernard Giraudon, B: Haras de Beauvoir, T: F Rossi maiden at Naas. © Caroline Norris €85,000 Arqana Deauville August Yearling Sale by MAB Agency, consigned by Haras de Beauvoir

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2. Electrifying (GB), 3. Jak Cohiba (Fr) Distances: nk, nk. 5 ran.

Runner-up on debut, the odds-on favourite Surabaya (Gutaifan) had to work hard to get off the mark, keeping on well from midfield to prevail in a close three-way battle to the line. Out of the German Listed runner-up Sign Your Name (Areion), Surabaya is a half-sister to the 6f juvenile scorer Speed Dating (). A full-sister to Listed winner Smoke On The Water, Sign Your Name is a half-sister to four other winners, headed by Gr.2 Criterium de Maisons-Laffitte victor Smooth Operator (Big Shuffle), the Listed-winning Gr.2 runner-up Sugar Baby Love (Second Empire; dam of the Stakes-placed pair Sugar Free and Sugar Love), Listed scorer Something Stupid (Big Shuffle) and PADOVANA the dam of Listed second Sound Machine. They are out of four- 3yo filly bySea The Moon time winner Salzgitter (), one of eight winners out of the ex Praise Dancing (Blame) winning Rainbow Quest mare Anna Of Brunswick. Bred by Elevage Haras de Bourgeauville Sign Your Name has a yearling filly by Birchwood named Sunset Beach. With Alpine Star providing young sire Sea The Moon with a 1.07 (BST) MARSEILLE, 3YO CONDITIONS, 2100M breakthrough Gr.1 win in the Coronation Stakes on Saturday, 1. MODERATOR (Fr), 3g, the Classic-winning son of Sea The Stars looks to have another Rio De La Plata – Monarquia (Danehill Dancer) exciting filly to look forward to after Padovana comfortably O/B: Valentin Bukhtoyarov and Evgeny Kappushev, T: Charley Rossi landed a 2000m three-year-old maiden at Chantilly last Friday. 2. Olga (Fr), 3. Fake (Ire) Racing in a hood, she was always up with the pace in the Distances: 1½l, ½l. 6 ran. 12-strong field and travelled smoothly to deliver her challenge, displaying an impressive turn of foot inside the final 200m to ITALY quicken clear before a taking four-length success. While it is obviously hard to evaluate the form of a maiden in which all Milan: Good runners are making their debuts, Padovana was quietly fancied in the market and easily accounted for some well-bred 2.30 (BST) MILAN, 2YO CONDITIONS, 1400M colts, including the first foal out of the great by Dubawi, 1. WEALTH OF LOVE (Ire), 2c, and she may well take up her entry in the Gr.1 Prix de Diane Dragon Pulse – Moonbi Haven (Definite Article) back at Chantilly on 5th July. O: Giacomo Fauci, B: Mrs Mary Rose Hayes, T: Michelino Bebbu €2,500 Goffs Autumn Yearling Sale €16,000 Goffs November Foal Sale by Cesare Pieraccini, consigned by Pheopotstown Stud by A Botti, consigned by Oak Lodge & Springfield House Stud 2. Bell’Imbusto (GB), 3. The King Geremia (Ire) 2. Palabra (Ity), 3. Andromaca (Ire) Distances: 1¾l, 5l. 7 ran. Distances: 5l, nk. 6 ran.

A close third on debut a week ago, Wealth Of Love (Dragon Havana Love (Kodiac) easily opened her account on debut, Pulse) kept on well to get off the mark at the second attempt. A stretching clear in the straight to win by a wide margin. A half- half-brother to the placed three-year-old Viva Voce (Intense sister to two placed performers by Ramonti and Pounced, Focus), Wealth Of Love is the first winner out of the unraced Havana Love is the first winner out of the Italian three-year-old Definite Article mare Moonbi Haven. The winning second dam, scorer Gamalea (Galileo). Out of the Listed runner-up and Gr.1 Sigourney (Mujadil), out of the winning Nordico mare Moonbi (then) Oaks d’Italia third Alma Alegre (Lahib), Gamalea is a half- Range, produced only two foals of racing age, neither of whom sister to four winners, topped by the Champion Italian Older won, but she is a half-sister to five winners, headed by Listed Stayer and sire Montalegre (Montjeu), a prolific Gr.3-placed runner-up Bush Maiden (Among Men), Listed second Moonbi Listed winner, as well as the Gr.2-placed hurdler Alma Du Brasil Ridge (Definite Article; dam of Swedish Gr.3 winner and Gr.2 (Lomitas) and also the dam of the Gr.1-placed, four-time Gr.2 third Exhibition and the Stakes-placed victor and sire Full Drago. The third dam, Nimble Nova (Northern Annaboda) and Catbells (Rakti; dam of Gr.3-placed Listed scorer Dancer), a full-sister to the Stakes winner North Of Venus, won Law And Order). This is also the family of Gr.1 National Stakes three times in the US and produced five winners. runner-up Murawwi. 4.20 (BST) MILAN, 3YO MAIDEN, 2200M 3.03 (BST) MILAN, 2YO F CONDITIONS, 1400M 1. FORTUNINO (GB), 3c, 1. HAVANA LOVE (Ire), 2f, – Candle Lit (Duke Of Marmalade) Kodiac – Galmalea (Galileo) O: Davide Livermore, B: Mabaki Investments, O: Stefano Botti, B: Razza del Velino, T: A Botti T: Grizzetti Galoppo

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€17,000 Goffs Orby Sale STYLISTIQUE (GB), 3f, by Brown Island Stables, consigned by Oaklawn Stud Dansili – Sleek () £28,000 Goffs UK Breeze-Up Sale UNDER THE STARS (Ire), 3f, by Valfredo Valiani, consigned by Brown Island Stables Night Of Thunder – Jumeirah Palm Star (Invincible Spirit) WEJDAN (Fr), 3f, www.brzups.com Dabirsim – War Bride (War Blade) 2. Newlor (Fr), 3. Cecino Di Mamma (Ity) FRANCE Distances: ½l, ½l. 11 ran. Gr.3 LA COUPE, Longchamp, 2000m, 4yo+, Unraced as a two-year-old, Fortunino (Golden Horn) has been 1st €28,000, 2nd €11,200, 3rd €8,400, 8.40am (BST) kept busy as a three-year-old, getting off the mark on his fourth SUBWAY DANCER (Ire), 8g, start of the season after being placed on his last two runs. Out of Shamardal – Sub Rose (Galileo) the unraced Duke Of Marmalade mare Candle Lit, he is a half- TELECASTER (GB), 4c, brother to one winner, the Listed Stakes runner-up New Approach – Shirocco Star (Shirocco) Fresnel (Sea The Stars). Out of the Listed winner Diamond Trim DIAMOND VENDOME (Fr), 5g, (Highest Honor), Candle Lit is a half-sister to two winners, Style Vendome – Ordargent (Kendargent) headed by the triple Gr.3-winning Gr.1 Irish St Leger runner-up MR SATCHMO (Fr), 5g, Profound Beauty (Danehill; dam of dual Listed scorer and Gr.3 Mr Sidney – Windya (Linamix) second Rose De Pierre), the Stakes-placed Rock Critic (Pivotal) NISREEN (Ire), 6m, and the unraced dam of dual Gr.2 victress Carla Bianca, the Gr.3- Raven’s Pass – Badweia () placed German Listed scorer Joailliere and the Gr.2 Beresford ROMANCIERE (Ire), 4f, Stakes runner-up True Solitare. The winning third dam In Dansili – Balladeuse () Anticipation (Sadler’s Wells) produced eight winners, including the Gr.1-placed Gr.2 victress Irresistible Jewel Gr.3 , Longchamp, 1400m, 3yo+, (Danehill; dam of Gr.1 Irish St Leger winner , the 1st €28,000, 2nd €11,200, 3rd €8,400, 10.10am (BST) Gr.1 Classic-placed Gr.2 scorer Princess Highway and the Gr.3- DUHAIL (Ire), 4g, winning dual Gr.1 runner-up Mad About You), the Gr.3-placed Lope De Vega – Single (Singspiel) sire Legal Jousting (Indian Ridge) and Instant Sparkle WE GO (Fr), 4c, (Danehill; dam of dual Gr.3 winner and Gr.2 third Making Light). No Nay Never – Encore Merci (Danehill Dancer) Moonbi Haven has a yearling filly by Markaz. D’BAI (Ire), 6g, Dubawi – Savannah Belle (Green Desert) (Ire), 4c, Dubawi – Miss Lucifer (Noverre) STAKES FIELDS STUNNING SPIRIT (GB), 6h, Invincible Spirit – Stunning View (Dynaformer) FLAT AZANO (GB), 4g, Oasis Dream – Azanara () BRITAIN STORMBRINGER (GB), 5g, Dutch Art – Riva Royale (Royal Applause) LR EBF ETERNAL FILLIES’ STAKES, Haydock, 7f, 3yof, GRACE SPIRIT (GB), 4f, 1st £17,297, 2nd £6,558, 3rd £3,282, 3.15pm Invincible Spirit – Gracefully (Orpen) ALTHIQA (GB), 3f, Dark Angel – Mistrusting (Shamardal) BOOMER (GB), 3f, Kingman – Wall Of Sound (Singspiel) FIRST CROP SIRE MAIDENS DANCING FEET (Ire), 3f, – Speronella (Raven’s Pass) FASCINATING ROCK FINAL OPTION (GB), 3f, Call Sign (Ire), 2f, ex Corsola (Cape Cross) Lethal Force – If So (Iffraaj) 9.10 [BST] Longchamp, claimer, 1400m JOVIAL (GB), 3f, GOKEN Dubawi – Joyeuse (Oasis Dream) Lagoken (Fr), 2f, ex Kianga (Cadeaux Genereux) NINA BAILARINA (GB), 3f, 9.10 [BST] Longchamp, claimer, 1400m Lope De Vega – Vesnina (Sea The Stars) SEPARATE (GB), 3f, MARKAZ No Leci (Ire), 2c, ex On The Dark Side (Kheleyf) Cable Bay – Miss Moses (Gulch) 5.40 Bath, maiden auction, 5½f SPRING OF LOVE (GB), 3f, Invincible Spirit – Desert Blossom (Shamardal) MEHMAS STORMY GIRL (Ire), 3f, Line Of Departure (Ire), 2c, ex Entreat (Pivotal) Night Of Thunder – Refusetolisten (Clodovil) 1.15 Haydock Park, EBF novice, 6f

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MORANDI CAMACHO Imperatorio (Fr), 2c, ex Golden Diamond (Gold Away) Stardestelle (Ire), 5m, ex Lovegood (Desert Style) 9.10 [BST] Longchamp, claimer, 1400m Milan, Italy, 02 Jun, 3yo+, hcap, 1200mT, €3,400 B: E. Kent PRINCE OF LIR The Golden Unicorn (Ire), 2g, ex Sapphire Lake (Dandy Man) Fonte Gaia (Ire), 4f, ex Coin Box (Dubai Destination) 5.40 Bath, maiden auction, 5½f Follonica, Italy, 03 Jun, 4yo+, seller, 1200mS, €1,700 B: Coin Box Partnership TWILIGHT SON Twiggybark Creek (GB), 2c, ex Money Note (Librettist) Veritas (Ire), 3c, ex Dancequest (Dansili) 1.15 Haydock Park, EBF novice, 6f Deauville, France, 31 May, 3yo, hcap, 2000mT, €12,000 B: Wertheimer et Frere Got Touch (Ire), 3f, ex Sinana (Sinndar) BREEDERS’ ROUND-UP Nantes, France, 02 Jun, 3yo, cond, 2400mT, €9,000 B: M. Monfort IRISH-BRED WINNERS ABROAD Cima Emergency (Ire), 3c, ex Golden Song (Singspiel) ARCANO Milan, Italy, 30 May, 3yo, c&g, maiden, 1600mT, €5,100 Baahy (Ire), 7g, ex Amjaad (Dansili) B: Allevamento Le Gi Massimo Parri Warsaw, Poland, 30 May, 4yo+, cond, 1600mT, £1,517 Donn Clifs (Ire), 3c, ex Demesne (Dansili) B: Shadwell Estate Co Ltd Karlovy Vary, Czechia, 30 May, 3yo, cond, 1600mT, £1,003 Alshalaal (Ire), 7g, ex Geesala (Barathea) B: Mr B. O’Neill Milan, Italy, 02 Jun, 4yo+, hcap, 1800mT, €2,600 Mila’s Dream (Ire), 3f, ex St Roch (Danehill) B: Kilshannig Stud Mountaineer Park, USA, 31 May, 3yo+, f&m, allw, 6fT, $9,396 La Base (Ire), 5m, ex Secret Fashion (King’s Best) B: Rockhart Trading Ltd Chilivani, Italy, 08 Jun, 4yo+, cond, 1800mT, €1,733 CASAMENTO B: Hadi Al-Tajir Having Fun (Ire), 5m, ex Guard Hill (Rahy) BATED BREATH Merano, Italy, 01 Jun, 3yo+, hcap, 2200mT, €1,516 Queen of (Ire), 3f, ex Carsulae () B: Round Hill Stud Rome, Italy, 31 May, 3yo, hcap, 1200mAW, €2,125 Sophistication (Ire), 4f, ex Lorena Wood (Woodman) B: Mr & A. Flannigan Naples, Italy, 05 Jun, 4yo+, hcap, 2000mT, €2,125 B: Airlie Stud & Mrs S. M. Rogers BATTLE OF MARENGO Sea of Marengo (Ire), 4g, ex Margie (Marju) CLODOVIL Düsseldorf, Germany, 06 Jun, 3yo+, cond, 1700mT, €2,000 Tiger Tanaka (Ire), 2f, ex Miss Phillyjinks (Zoffany) B: Mr S. W. Ormsby Lyon-Parilly, France, 04 Jun, 2yo, claimer, 1200mT, €7,000 B: 20 BIG BAD BOB Vermithor (Ire), 6h, ex Sunlight (Sinndar) Showmeyourheaven (Ire), 6m, ex Gemma’s Pearl (Marju) Siracusa, Italy, 06 Jun, 3yo+, hcap, 2100mT, €2,125 Warsaw, Poland, 07 Jun, 4yo+, f, cond, 1600mT, £1,507 B: Dowag Harrington B: R. Berns Lightblack (Ire), 6m, ex Light Zabeel (Invasor) DANDY MAN Velka Chuchle, Czechia, 06 Jun, 3yo+, cond, 1400mT, £1,005 Twentytwowontdo (Ire), 5m, ex Balladiene (Noverre) B: P. & H. McCutcheon Goteborg, Sweden, 10 Jun, 3yo+, hcap, 1200mT, £2,835 B: T. Whelan & David Harrison BORN TO SEA Go Fast (Ire), 6h, ex Juno Blackie (Sunday Silence) DAYLAMI Chantilly, France, 03 Jun, 4yo+, cond, 2400mT, €7,500 Bergheim (Ire), 7h, ex Bold Bold (Sadler’s Wells) B: Y. Hosokawa Klampenborg, Denmark, 06 Jun, 3yo+, cond, 2400mT, £2,271 B: J. B. O’Connor BUNGLE INTHEJUNGLE Nanga Jambu (Ire), 4c, ex Zibaline (Linamix) DECLARATION OF WAR Naples, Italy, 05 Jun, 4yo, hcap, 1400mT, €2,550 Bernardo Bellotto (Ire), 5g, ex Dealbata (Dubawi) B: O. O’Connor & Raymond Gaffney Dieppe, France, 01 Jun, 5yo, cond, 3800mT, €8,640 B: O.B.I., E. Puerari, A. Gravereaux BUSHRANGER Gordon Gekko (Ire), 7h, ex Foreplay () DRAGON PULSE Milan, Italy, 30 May, 4yo+, hcap, 1200mT, €5,525 Pulsing Heart (Ire), 2g, ex Art of Persuasion () B: M. Smith & Grennanstown Stud Milan, Italy, 02 Jun, 2yo, claimer, 1200mT, €4,250 B: Fontstown Stud Ltd CABLE BAY Live on Stage (Ire), 2c, ex Princesse Eva () I Will Yeah (Ire), 3c, ex Miriam’s Song (Royal Applause) Rome, Italy, 31 May, 2yo, c&g, maiden, 1000mT, €6,800 Golden Gate, USA, 07 Jun, 3yo, maiden claimer,1m8½fT, $8,400 B: D. G. Iceton B: J. Murphy

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Giacomo Casanova (Ire), 4c, ex Off Stage (Danehill Dancer) Rome, Italy, 02 Jun, 4yo+, hcap, 1200mT, €5,100 EXCHANGE RATES B: Mr P. Kelly

GBP/USD – 1.24 GBP/JPY – 132.94 ESTIDHKAAR Forefront (Ire), 2c, ex Archange (Arcano) GBP/EUR – 1.10 GBP/CHF – 1.18 Nantes, France, 09 Jun, 2yo, maiden, 1400mT, €7,000 GBP/AUD – 1.81 GBP/SEK – 11.60 B: Kildaragh Stud GBP/HKD – 9.64 GBP/AED – 4.57 EXCELEBRATION EUR/USD – 1.13 Jeu Celebre (Ire), 6g, ex Jeu de Vivre (Montjeu) Dieppe, France, 30 May, 4yo+, hcap, 2400mT, €9,000 B: A. Forien *The above rates are the Google indicative rates at 17:30 on 24/06/20 and must be used as an approximation for conversion. Rainbow Dash (Ire), 2f, ex Approaching Autumn (New Approach) Rome, Italy, 31 May, 2yo, f, maiden, 1000mT, €6,800 B: T. Hassett DREAM AHEAD Lily’s Cupcake (Ire), 5m, ex Pinacotheque (In The Wings) Cincinnati (Ire), 3c, ex California (King’s Best) Salon de Provence, France, 01 Jun, 4yo+, claimer, 2400mT, €6,000 Cologne, Germany, 01 Jun, 3yo, maiden, 2100mT, €1,500 B: R. G. & T. Levin B: H. Wirth FASTNET ROCK DUE DILIGENCE Penshurst (Ire), 5g, ex Penny’s Gold (Kingmambo) Littledidyouknow (Ire), 3f, ex Solfilia (Teofilo) Lismore, Australia, 11 Jun, 3yo+, hcap, 2100mT, £5,609 Milan, Italy, 31 May, 3yo, f, cond, 1600mT, €7,650 B: Lynch Bages Ltd B: Rathasker Stud FOOTSTEPSINTHESAND DUKE OF MARMALADE Cima Devil (Ire), 3c, ex Kawaha (Danehill Dancer) Pilecki (Ire), 5h, ex D’Addario (Galileo) Milan, Italy, 31 May, 3yo, hcap, 1800mT, €4,250 Warsaw, Poland, 07 Jun, 4yo+, cond, 2000mT, £1,507 B: T. Downey B: Mr J. Wallace Theresie (Ire), 3f, ex Canyara (Dansili) DUTCH ART Merano, Italy, 31 May, 3yo, f, maiden, 3000mT, €10,625 Ashkari (Ire), 8g, ex Frivolity (Pivotal) B: Gestut Fahrhof Stiftung Macau, Macau, 29 May, hcap, 1510mD, £11,656 Lost Empire (Ire), 3g, ex Ballerina Rose (Duke Of Marmalade) B: Al Asayl Bloodstock Ltd Jydsk, Denmark, 31 May, 3yo+, cond, 1550mT, £1,568 ELZAAM B: Abergwaun Farms Beauty Happy (Ire), 3g, ex Diamond Circle () Fa Niente (Ire), 4f, ex Permalosa (Nayef) Happy Valley, Hong Kong, 03 Jun, hcap, 2200mT, £84,761 Milan, Italy, 02 Jun, 4yo+, hcap, 2000mT, €3,400 B: Limetree Stud Ltd B: Allevamento La Nuova Sbarra SRL Litigator (Ire), 3c, ex Lady Elsie (Singspiel) Cromer (Ire), 5h, ex Boga (Invincible Spirit) Lyon-Parilly, France, 04 Jun, 3yo, c&g, maiden, 2200mT, €9,000 Ovrevoll, Norway, 04 Jun, 3yo+, cond, 1170mT, £1,722 B: Ms M. Kennedy B: N. O’Reilly ES QUE LOVE FRANKEL Brando’s Revenge (Ire), 4c, ex Matadora () San Remo (Ire), 5g, ex Rosie’s Posy (Suave Dancer) Milan, Italy, 30 May, 4yo+, hcap, 2400mT, €7,735 Warrnambool, Australia, 02 Jun, 3yo+, mdn hdle , 3200mT, £7,310 B: P. Headon B: Barronstown Stud

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TATTERSALLS CRAVEN BREEZE-UP SALE

LOT SIRE – DAM SEX SALE PRICE PRICE (GNS) SALE PURCHASER 2 Invincible Spirit – Aaraamm c €120,000 102,960 GOrby M C B/S 3 Tamarkuz – Abby Road c 75,000 TOct1 vendor 4 Kodiac – Acclimatisation f €65,000 55,770 GOrby vendor 5 Dark Angel – Antisari c £70,000 66,667 GUKP vendor 6 Speightster – Allerton c $45,000 33,482 KSep not sold 12 Kodi Bear – Angel Grace f £13,000 12,380 GUKP Hyde Park Stud 16 Dandy Man – Azhar c £58,000 55,238 GUKP Church Farm 18 New Bay – Bayja f 72,000 TOct2 Deuce Greathouse 19 Night Of Thunder – Blanche Neige f 425,000 TOct2 Charles Gordon-Watson B/S 20 The Gurkha – Bouyrin c £28,000 26,667 GUKP C H Thoroughbreds 24 Goldencents – Carl’s Frosty Girl f $50,000 37,202 KSep Justin Rea 27 Kingman – Childa f 200,000 TOct2 Longways Stables 28 Dandy Man – Coincidentally c €52,000 44,616 TIS Oak Tree Farm 35 Kingman – Darinza c 50,000 TOct1 vendor 43 Exceed And Excel – First Party f €90,000 77,220 TIS M C B/S 44 Cable Bay – Fisadara c 34,000 TDec Church Farm 51 American Pharoah – Harlan’s Honor c $170,000 126,488 KSep Byron Rogers/ 52 Union Rags – Holey Okey c $95,000 70,685 KSep Wycombe House 53 Kodiac – Honeymead c 310,000 TOct2 Grove Stud 61 Empire Maker – Karoo f $60,000 44,643 KSep Meadowview Stables

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He’s a very easy horse to train and very tough. He has been even better this year and very impressive in winning two Listed races. So he’s had 15 starts now and 11 wins. He is different class to his competition here in Scandinavia. DUCA DI COMO (IRE) Multiple blacktype winner Cathrine Erichsen, Trainer

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LOT SIRE – DAM SEX SALE PRICE PRICE (GNS) SALE PURCHASER 64 Rajsaman – Lady Oriande c €12,000 10,296 ArqO Pegasus B/S 66 Siyouni – Lady Viola f £140,000 133,333 GUKP Church Farm 67 Twilight Son – Laqataat f €62,000 53,195 GOrby Hugo Merry B/S 70 Dialed In – Lawless Miss c $35,000 26,042 KSep B Rogers/Newminster 73 Shalaa – Lily Of The Lake f €75,000 64,350 ArqO Five Star B/S 75 Iffraaj – Lonely Rock c 62,000 TOct2 Powerstown Stud 77 Iffraaj – Majenta f 90,000 TOct1 SackvilleDonald 78 Kodi Bear – Maqdira f €8,000 6,864 TIS Sherbourne Lodge 80 Siyouni – Marsh Hawk c 220,000 TOct2 Byron Rogers 81 Dark Angel – Maureen c 40,000 TDec Yeomanstown Stud 82 Belardo – Media Day c 37,000 TOct2 Brown Island Stables 83 Dubawi – Meeznah f 180,000 TOct1 vendor 84 Twilight Son – Meydan Princess c €35,000 30,630 GOrby vendor 86 Muhaarar – Miss Delila c 145,000 TOct1 not sold 87 The Last Lion – Miss Mary f €20,000 17,160 GOrby vendor 90 Siyouni – Model Queen c 60,000 TDec M C B/S 91 Dandy Man – Mollie’s Girl c €10,000 8,580 TIS Kilronan 95 – Naayla c 40,000 TOct3 Greenhills Farm 97 Dandy Man – Nutshell c €30,000 25,740 TIS Possum B/S 98 Adaay – Olympic Medal c €40,000 34,320 TIS Meadowview Stables 102 – Pepples Shuffle f €11,000 9,438 ArqN Pegasus B/S 104 Iffraaj – Poppet’s Passion c 22,000 TOct2 C A J Stable 106 Noble Mission – Poster Girl f $35,000 26,042 KSep Justin Rea 108 Dandy Man – Queenofthenorth f €10,000 8,580 GAut Sherbourne Lodge 109 Kodiac – Rancho Montoya c 30,000 TOct2 Kilronan 111 Invincible Spirit – Recite c €110,000 94,380 GOrby Oak Tree Farm 112 Invincible Spirit – Reclamation c €32,000 27,456 GOrby Kilronan 113 Night Of Thunder – Red Bandanna f €30,000 25,740 GOrby Kilronan 114 Invincible Spirit – Remember c 92,000 TOct2 Yeomanstown Stud 117 Kodiac – Sabaweeya c 80,000 TOct2 vendor 118 Havana Gold – Salome f 15,000 TDec vendor 119 Lope De Vega – School Run f £50,000 47,619 GUKP B Rogers 121 Bernardini – Shamarbelle c $40,000 29,762 KSep Cavalier B/S 125 Noble Mission – Snow Lady c $35,000 26,042 FTKO Jamie B B/S 126 Shalaa – Souville c 55,000 TOct2 vendor 127 Starspangledbanner – Spiliada c 90,000 TOct2 Jamie B B/S

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LOT SIRE – DAM SEX SALE PRICE PRICE (GNS) SALE PURCHASER 128 – Stybba c £52,000 49,523 GUKP Margaret O’Toole 129 Exceed And Excel – Sufoof c £35,000 33,333 GUKP Highflyer B/S 130 Harzand – Suite f €10,000 8,580 TIS Patrick Moyles 132 War Front – Tell Me Now f $175,000 130,208 KSep Grove Stud 133 Kingman – Terre Du Vent f 92,000 TOct2 Church Farm 134 Night Of Thunder – Thurayaat c £72,000 68,571 GUKP Brown Island Stables 136 Kodi Bear – Top Row f €8,000 6,864 GAut L Cooper-Joyce 137 Australia – Ultra Appeal c 48,000 TDec vendor 139 Acclamation – Victoria Sponge c 14,000 TOct3 M Cleere 140 Kodiac – Vitello c 27,000 TOct2 Kilronan 141 Mehmas – Walaaa c £14,000 13,333 GUKP C Martins 142 Kingman – Whirly Bird c 190,000 TOct1 not sold 143 Dutch Art – Winds Of Time f £27,000 25,714 GUKS G Mullins 144 Adaay – Winifred Jo c £36,000 34,285 GUKP C H Thoroughbreds 145 Camacho – Woolstone f 20,000 TOct2 Howson & Houldsworth 147 Acclamation – Caelica f £52,000 49,512 GUKP B Rogers/Star B/S 152 Hard Spun – Lemonette f $70,000 52,083 KSep not sold 154 Shalaa – I’m So Glad f £19,000 18,095 GUKP not sold

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LOT SIRE – DAM SEX SALE PRICE PRICE (GNS) SALE PURCHASER

1 Prince Of Lir – Eccelente Idea c €12,000 10,296 TIS Seamus Byrne 2 Monsieur Bond – Eleventh Hour f £7,000 6,667 AscSep Patrick Moyles 6 Camacho – Foxtrot Pearl c €6,000 5,147 GAut M L B/S 7 Elzaam – Ghostflower c 8,000 TOct3 Martin Wanless 8 Gutaifan – Gold Hush f €2,000 1,715 GAut G Oliveira 9 Twilight Son – Grand Depart c 6,000 TOct3 Kilronan 10 Prince Of Lir – Greatest Dancer c £2,500 2,381 GUKS Hyde Park Stud 12 Markaz – Green Chorus c 18,000 TOct2 R M M B/S 13 Prince Of Lir – Harvest Joy c £10,000 9,524 GUKP Kilronan 15 Fast Company – Ile Flottante f €7,500 6,434 GFeb vendor 16 Awtaad – Intapeace f €9,000 7,722 GSpo M Evans 18 Belardo – Lady Bee c 14,000 TOct3 vendor 19 Swiss Spirit – Lady Vermeer c £1,500 1,429 AscSep Ardglas Stables 21 Mehmas – Lilium c €9,500 8,150 GSpo not sold 24 Buratino – Littlemisstutti c £16,000 15,238 AscSep Highfield B/S 26 Prince Of Lir – Mairead Anne f £10,000 9,524 GUKP Lacka B/S

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LOT SIRE – DAM SEX SALE PRICE PRICE (GNS) SALE PURCHASER

27 Adaay – Malelane c €10,500 9,009 TIS Rodrigo Goncalves 32 Showcasing – Moondust c £58,000 55,238 GUKP not sold 34 Starspangledbanner – Burg c €10,000 8,580 GSpo A Silva 35 Fountain Of Youth – New Falcon c £5,000 4,762 AscSep R M M B/S 36 Holy Roman Emperor – Night Melody c €12,000 10,295 GAut M L B/S 37 Due Diligence – Noble Cause c £13,000 12,381 AscSep Kilronan 38 Bated Breath – Nos Da c €6,500 5,577 TIS Ronan Tynan 39 Dandy Man – Nudge f €11,000 9,910 GSpo C H Thoroughbreds 41 Showcasing – Perfect Alchemy c £19,000 17,117 GUKP vendor 43 Fast Company – Pira Palace c 14,000 TOct3 not sold 44 Estidhkaar – Poker Hospital c €9,500 8,150 GSpo not sold 45 Dragon Pulse – Poplar Close c €8,000 6,864 GSpo J Quinn 49 Dragon Pulse – Rajastani c €11,000 9,910 TIS Freddy Tylicki 50 – Really Ransom c £6,500 6,190 GUKS A Ross 52 Estidhkaar – Red Perdita c €12,000 10,295 GSpo Paragon B/S 53 Camacho – Retinal f €5,000 4,290 GAut M Cleere 55 Twilight Son – Rosamarie f €10,000 8,580 TIS Nina Carberry Racing 58 Starspangledbanner – Scarlet Belle f €12,000 10,295 GAut Lackendarra Stable 61 Coulsty – Shagwa c £25,000 23,810 GUKP vendor 62 Kodiac – Shallow Lake c €16,000 13,728 TIS Mark Flannery 63 Requinto – Skathi c €20,000 17,160 TIS M Dods 65 Cable Bay – Spectacular Show f €18,000 15,444 GOrby vendor 67 Cable Bay – Sugar Free c 36,000 TOct2 Brown Island Stables 70 Mehmas – Urban Beauty c €11,500 9,867 GSpo Hyde Park Stud 71 Cable Bay – Ventura Falcon c 50,000 TOct3 Powerstown Stud 77 Camacho – Alert f €5,000 4,290 GAut vendor 78 New Bay – Alland f €7,000 6,006 GSpo Eddie Linnehan 79 Adaay – Amber Heights f £5,000 4,762 AscSep Hyde Park Stud 81 Iffraaj – Arabescatta f €32,000 27,456 GOrby Friars Lough Stables 82 Bated Breath – Azamoura f £9,000 8,571 GUKP not sold 85 Pearl Secret – Bertorizzia c 15,000 TOct2 Greenhills Farm 86 Fast Company – Caledonia Princess f €3,000 2,574 GAut Lackendarra Stables 88 Coach House – Charlevoix c £4,000 3,810 AscSep Chris Dwyer 89 Hellvelyn – China Eyes c £4,500 4,286 GUKS not sold 92 Anjaal – Desert Alchemy c €3,000 2574 GSpo vendor 95 Fascinating Rock – Dutch Mist c €9,500 8,151 GAut Brown Island Stables 96 Awtaad - Na Zdorovie f £4,000 3,810 GUKP vendor

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