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Hokkaido Summer Sale Thoroughbreds Yearlings Hip No. 607 Hokkaido Summer Sale Thoroughbreds Yearlings Hip No. 607 chestnut Colt Foaled Apr 18,2016 Kampala(GB) ７－ａ Tony Bin(IRE) Severn Bridge(GB) １９－ｂ Jungle Pocket(JPN) b. 1998 Nureyev(USA) ５－ｈ Dance Charmer(USA) Skillful Joy(USA) １１－ｇ Sunday Silence(USA) ３－ｅ Neo Universe(JPN) Pointed Path(GB) １－ｌ Daiwa Fez Blue(JPN) b. 2007 Northern Taste(CAN) １４－ｃ Nonstop Lady(JPN) Magaro(USA) １－ｒ Northern Dancer(CAN) : S4xM4 1st-Dam： Daiwa Fez Blue（JPN）（2007 b. by Neo Universe（JPN））2 wins in JPN 2nd-Dam： Nonstop Lady（JPN）（1990 b. by Northern Taste（CAN））2 wins in JPN LOVE FOREVER（JPN）（1997 F b. by Sunday Silence（USA））3 wins in JPN,HORIKAWA TOKUBETSU （JPN T1600） ROLL OF THE DICE（JPN）（2005 C ch. by Twining（USA））6 wins in JPN,HEIAN STAKES G3（JPN D1800）,3rd T OKYO DAISHOTEN L（JPN D2000）,3rd DIOLITE KINEN L（JPN D2400）,2nd SAGA KINEN L（JPN D2000）,3rd ME RCURY CUP L（JPN D2000）,3rd SAGA KINEN L（JPN D2000）,etc. FRENCH MARIE（JPN）（2006 F ch. by French Deputy（USA））4 wins in JPN,2nd OPAL CUP （JPN T1700） 3rd-Dam： Magaro（USA）（1980 d.b. by Caro（IRE））4 wins in USA COOLAWIN（USA）（1986 F d.b. by Nodouble（USA））9 wins in USA,ORCHID H G2（USA）,QUEEN ELIZABETH II CHALLE NGE C G2（USA）,BEWITCH S G3（USA）,POINSETTIA S G3（USA）,2nd ORCHID H G2（USA）,3rd LA PREVOYANTE H G2（USA）,etc. Sister Chrys（USA）（1987 F d.b. by Fit to Fight（USA））2 wins in USA SILVER RHAPSODY（USA）（1995 F d.b. by Silver Hawk（USA））2 wins in GB･GER･FR,PRINCESS ROYAL S G3（ GB）,3rd YORKSHIRE OAKS G1（GB）,2nd JOCKEY CLUB S G2（GB）,3rd PRINCESS OF WALES' S G2（GB）,3rd L ANCASHIRE OAKS G3（GB） Magic Shoal（JPN）（1988 F b. by Diamond Shoal（GB））2 wins in JPN Premium Shawl（JPN）（1994 F ch. by Northern Taste（CAN））raced in JPN Big Falcon（JPN）（2001 C ch. by Fuji Kiseki（JPN））5 wins in JPN,2nd YUKAN FUJI SHO CRYSTAL CUP JPN-G 3（JPN T1200）,5th NHK MILE CUP JPN-G1（JPN T1600） LADY SORCERESS（JPN）（1997 F b. by Sunday Silence（USA））6 wins in JPN,AKINO STAKES （JPN T2000）,3rd SAPP ORO NIKKEI OPEN （JPN T2600）,HOKKAIDO SHIMBUN HAI （JPN T1800）,KAMOMEJIMA TOKUBETSU （JPN T18 00）,MIHO TOKUBETSU （JPN T2500） TAYASU TSUYOSHI（JPN）（1992 C d.b. by Sunday Silence（USA））4 wins in JPN,TOKYO YUSHUN（JAPANESE DER BY） JPN-G1（JPN T2400）,2nd SATSUKI SHO（JAPANESE 2000 GUINEAS） JPN-G1（JPN T2000）,RADIO TAMPA H AI SANSAI STAKES JPN-G3（JPN T2000）,2nd KYODO NEWS SERVICE HAI YONSAI STAKES JPN-G3（JPN T1800）, 2nd MOMIJI STAKES （JPN T1600）,ERICA SHO （JPN T2000）,sire Dr.Nova（JPN）（1994 F b. by Dr Devious（IRE））winner in JPN MOERE FLEUR（JPN）（2009 F d.b. by Gold Halo（JPN））2 wins in JPN,3rd JUNIOR CUP （JPN T1600） Miss Ardente（JPN）（1996 F b. by Sunday Silence（USA））3 wins in JPN Miorichan（JPN）（2007 F g. by Swept Overboard（USA））4 wins in JPN,2nd FUKUSHIMA NISAI STAKES （JPN T1200 ）,3rd ANEMONE STAKES L（JPN T1600）,NANAEHAMA TOKUBETSU （JPN T1200）,STV SHO （JPN T1200）,MA RIMO TOKUBETSU （JPN T1200） VESUVIO（JPN）（2012 C ch. by Roses in May（USA））winner in JPN,in training,3rd TOKYO DERBY （JPN D2000）,3rd KEI HIN HAI （JPN D1700）,3rd HAISEIKO KINEN （JPN D1600） Magical Sunday（JPN）（1997 F d.b. by Sunday Silence（USA））raced in JPN CUBAN SUNDAY（AUS）（2007 G b. by Benicio（AUS））5 wins in AUS,in training,MRC HEATHERLIE H L（AUS）,3rd MRC GALILEE SERIES FINAL L（AUS） 4th-Dam： Magic（USA）（1969 d.b. by Buckpasser（USA））,unraced ［3rd Dam of］ UNBRIDLED（USA）（1987 C b. by Fappiano（USA））8 wins in USA,KENTUCKY DERBY G1（USA）,BREEDERS' CU P CLASSIC G1（USA）,FLORIDA DERBY G1（USA）,2nd PREAKNESS S G1（USA）,3rd BREEDERS' CUP CLASSI C G1（USA）,2nd SUPER DERBY G1（USA）,etc.,sire CAHILL ROAD（USA）（1988 C b. by Fappiano（USA））4 wins in USA,WOOD MEMORIAL S G1（USA）,3rd PREVIE W S L（USA）,sire CAVONNIER（USA）（1993 G d.b. by Batonnier（USA））8 wins in USA,SANTA ANITA DERBY G1（USA）,2nd KENTU CKY DERBY G1（USA）,EL CAMINO REAL DERBY G3（USA）,3rd SAN FELIPE S G2（USA）,3rd DEL MAR FUTUR ITY G2（USA） Seller : Hamaguchi Bokujo Owner : Hamaguchi Bokujo Consignor : Green Mile Training Center Breeding Farm : Hamaguchi Bokujo.
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