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Consigned by Magdalena Farm, Agent Hip No. RIVERCANE Barn 1571 Chestnut Filly; foaled March 13, 2017 4 Vice Regent Deputy Minister .................... Mint Copy Awesome Again .................... Blushing Groom (FR) Primal Force .......................... Prime Prospect RIVERCANE In Excess (IRE) Indian Charlie ........................ Soviet Sojourn Handwoven .......................... (2009) Boston Harbor Hannah's Doll ...................... Powder Doll By AWESOME AGAIN (1994). Black-type winner of $4,374,590, Breeders' Cup Classic [G1] , etc. Sire of 18 crops of racing age, 1296 foals, 942 start- ers, 66 black-type winners, 654 winners of 2447 races and earning $94,- 980,384, 3 champions, including Ginger Punch ($3,065,603, Breeders' Cup Distaff [G1] (MTH, $1,220,400), etc.), Ghostzapper ($3,446,120, Breeders' Cup Classic [G1] (LS, $2,080,000)-ntr, etc.), and of Game On Dude [G1] ($6,498,893), Round Pond [G1] ($1,998,700), Toccet [G1] . 1st dam HANDWOVEN, by Indian Charlie. Placed in 1 start at 4, $7,000. Sister to Aus - picious . Dam of 4 other registered foals, 3 of racing age, including a 2- year-old of 2020, 2 to race, 2 winners, including-- Couch Trainer (g. by Cross Traffic). Winner at 3, 2019, $29,425. 2nd dam HANNAH'S DOLL, by Boston Harbor. Unplaced. Dam of 3 winners, including-- Flatter Than Me (g. by Flatter). Winner at 2 and 3, $120,628, 2nd Bashford Manor S. [G3] (CD, $21,437). Auspicious (f. by Indian Charlie). 3 wins at 2 and 3, $97,005, 3rd Prima Donna S. (OP, $5,500), American Beauty S. (OP, $5,000). Producer. 3rd dam POWDER DOLL , by Powder Horn. 16 wins, 2 to 6, $408,059, Seneca S. [LR], Louisiana Matchmaker S. [LR] (LAD, $32,820), Old South H. (LAD, $26,190), Lyrique H. [O], Cornucopia H. (LAD, $16,440), Fantasia S. [OR], Sequoia H.-R (LAD, $22,860), La Petite S.-R, etc. Dam of-- SCOTT'S SCOUNDREL . 22 wins, 2 to 6, $1,270,052, New Orleans H. [G3] , Ark-La-Tex H. [G3] , John B. Connally Breeders' Cup Turf H. [L] (HOU, $75,000), Evangeline Mile H. [L] (EVD, $36,000) twice, Louisiana H. [L] (FG, $30,000), Maxxam Gold Cup H. [L] (HOU, $30,000), Prelude S. [L] (LAD, $30,000), Louisiana Champions Day Classic S.-R (FG, $75,000), etc. GOBEDIE . 4 wins at 3 and 4, $162,362, Sam Houston Distaff H. [L] (HOU, $30,000), 2nd Mesquite Mile Breeders' Cup S. [L] (LS, $25,000), Bay- akoa S. [L] (OP, $10,000), etc. Dam of 4 foals, 3 to race, including-- Dessy . 3 wins at 2 and 3, $115,480, 2nd Cocodrie S.-R (DED, $15,000). Miss Patsy. 2 wins at 4, $67,270. Dam of 6 foals to race, 4 winners, inc.-- PATSY'S HOLIDAY . 4 wins at 3, $154,010, Desert Vixen S. (MTH, $34,- 200), 2nd Miss Liberty S. [L] (MTH, $15,000). Producer. It's No Act. 6 wins, 2 to 5, $40,970. Producer. Granddam of Our Millie (14 wins to 5, 2019, $298,460, 2nd Azalea S.-R (DED, $20,000), etc.). RACE RECORD: At 2, 2019, unplaced. Earned $7,836. Engagements: Breeders' Cup. Foaled in Kentucky. (KTDF). Racing or broodmare prospect..

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