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DARK BAY OR BROWN FILLY Foaled February 26, 2021 DARK BAY OR BROWN FILLY Foaled February 26, 2021 475 Consigned by Northern Farm #Grass Wonder !Screen Hero & Maurice $ Running Heroine ! #Carnegie (2011)'Mejiro Frances DARK BAY OR" &Mejiro Monterey BROWN FILLY% #Kingmambo ' !King Kamehameha & Bikini Blond $ Manfath #Admire Vega (2009)'Monroe Blond &Soninke [Sunday Silence 4SX4D, Mr. Prospector 4DX5D, Nureyev 5DX5D] By MAURICE (JPN). 2015 Horse of the year in Japan, 2015 Best sprinter or miler in Japan, Tenno Sho (autumn) [G1],HongKongCup[G1],Yasuda Kinen [G1], Hong Kong Mile [G1], etc. Retired to stud in 2017. Sire of SHIG- ERU PINK RUBY (2021 Fillies' Revue [G2]), PIXIE KNIGHT (2021 Shinzan Ki- nen [G3]), ROOKS NEST (2021 Falcon S. [G3]),INVINSIBLETEARS(2021 2 nd BRC Spirit of Boom Classic [G2]),LUPERCALIA(2021 2nd [G2]),etc. 1st dam BIKINI BLOND (JPN), by King Kamehameha (JPN). 4 wins in Japan, Philip- pines Trophy (T1200m), Ashiyagawa Tokubetsu (T1200m),setntrat Chukyo, T1200m. Half-sister to Sable Or (JPN), Jean Kazuma (JPN). Dam of 3 foal of racing age, 2 to race, 1 winner ― GOLD AXE (JPN)(16 c. by Orfevre (JPN)). Winner in Japan. Erika Chance (JPN)(18 f. by Screen Hero (JPN)). Placed in Japan. Shinen (JPN)(19 c. by Drefong (USA)). In Training. FOAL 2nd dam Monroe Blond ( JPN ) , by Admire Vega ( JPN ) . 4 wins in Japan, 73,123,000Yen, Sasebo S, Nishinihon Sports Hai, Rindo Sho, 2nd Fantasy S [JPN3]. Half-sister to RENFORCER (JPN), NORTHERN RIVER (JPN), NOT ALONE (JPN).Damof― Sable Or (JPN) (c. by Harbinger (GB)). 5 wins in Japan, 2nd An- dromeda S [L],3rdKochiS[L], 2 wins over jumps in Japan. Barn Jean Kazuma (JPN) (c. by Harbinger (GB)). Winner in Japan, 2nd Junior Cup [L], 4th Saudi Arabia Royal Cup [G3]. ⑧ 3rd dam ― SONINKE ( GB ) , by Machiavellian ( USA ) .Unraced.Half-sisterto ５９ HAZAAM (USA) ([G3]), SHARMAN (USA) ([G3]).Damof― Monroe Blond (JPN). Black-type placed winner, above. RENFORCER (JPN). 11 wins in Japan, 355,634,000Yen, Elm S [G3], Diolite Kinen [L],UrawaKinen[L],SagaKinen[L],MarineS[L]. NORTHERN RIVER (JPN). 10 wins in Japan, 316,876,000 Yen, Capella S [G3], Arlington Cup [G3], Tokyo Hai [L], Sakitama Hai [L] (twice), Tokyo Sprint [L],2ndNegishiS[G3].Sire. NOT ALONE (JPN). 3 wins in Japan, 96,350,000Yen, Wakaba S [L], Asunaro Sho, 2nd Radio NIKKEI Sho [L],3rdSt.LiteKinen[L]. LUMINOUS POINT (JPN). 5 wins in Japan. Dam of JEUNE ECOLE (JPN) (Daily Hai Nisai S [G2], Hakodate Sprint S [G3]),grandam of SONGLINE (JPN) (Kobai S [L], 2nd NHK Mile Cup [G1]). Reizend (JPN). Placed in Japan. Dam of DEIRDRE (JPN) (Nassau S [G1], Shuka Sho [G1], 2nd Hong Kong Cup [G1],3rdChampionS [G1]),DubaiTurf[G1]. Acoustics (JPN).Unraced.DamofLOGI UNIVERSE (JPN) (Best 3- year-old colt in Japan, Tokyo Yushun (Japanese Derby) [L])..
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