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129 Consigned by Legacy Bloodstock, Agent XIII Bay Filly Hip No. Barn C 129 Consigned by Legacy Bloodstock, Agent XIII Bay Filly Seattle Slew A.P. Indy . { Weekend Surprise A. P. Warrior . Quiet American { Warrior Queen . { Call Me Fleet Bay Filly . Deputy Minister April 26, 2008 Silver Deputy . { Silver Valley {Swale Song . Alleged (1994) { Power Phrase . { Joli Vert By A. P. WARRIOR (2003), black type winner of 4 races, $548,595, San Felipe S. [G2], La Jolla H. [G2], 2nd Norfolk S. [G2], Affirmed H. [G3], 3rd Santa Anita Derby [G1], Swaps Breeders’ Cup S. [G2], Oak Tree Derby [G2]. Son of A.P. Indy, $2,979,815, horse of the year, leading sire twice, sire of 8 champions. His first foals are yearlings of 2009. 1st dam SWALE SONG, by Silver Deputy. 2 wins at 3, $46,040. Dam of 6 foals of rac- ing age, including a 2-year-old of 2009, five to race, 4 winners-- Serendipitous (f. by Pleasant Tap). 3 wins at 3 and 4, $122,401, 3rd Christiecat S. (BEL, $6,770). Godsend (g. by Honor Grades). 13 wins, 3 to 6, $142,329. Banners Wave (f. by Atticus). 4 wins at 3 and 4, $49,995. Ohnoitshimagain (g. by Victory Gallop). Winner at 3, 2009, $8,907. 2nd dam POWER PHRASE, by Alleged. Unplaced in 2 starts. Dam of 8 winners, incl.-- BYE UNION AVE. (g. by Vittorioso). 17 wins, 2 to 10, $424,642, W. L. McKnight Invitational H. [G2], Rolling Hills H. [L] (CRC, $34,410), Dra- goon S. (PHA, $17,850), Boardwalk S. (ATL, $15,000), 3rd Canadian Club Turf H. [G2]. ALLEGED IMPRESSION (g. by Sitzmark). 8 wins, 3 to 6, $211,263, Garden State S. [G3], 2nd Ben Cohen S. [L] (PIM, $15,000), Ulysses S. Grant S. (MTH, $7,000), Fire Plug S. (PIM, $6,350), etc. A. P. Block (c. by Dixieland Band). Winner at 3, 3rd Needles S. 3rd dam JOLI VERT, by *Herbager. 5 wins at 3 and 4, $105,575, Yerba Buena H., 2nd Santa Ana H., etc. Dam of 3 winners, including-- Yasmean. Winner at 3, $32,960. Producer. G’dam of GLORY BE MINE (2 wins in 4 starts at 2, 2009, $98,118, Rio Grande Senorita Futurity- R, RUI, $62,927, 2nd Ruidoso Thoroughbred Sale Futurity-R). Fortunate Pyrite. 7 wins, 3 to 7, $45,691. Jolie Bold. Unraced. Dam of JOLIES APPEAL (11 wins, $292,298, Bold Ruler S. [G3], sire). Granddam of BOLD WORLD (7 wins in 13 starts, $376,710, Azalea Breeders’ Cup S. [G3], etc., dam of BOLD UNION, 4 wins in 8 starts to 3, 2009, $192,800), Pnutbutterandjolie. 4th dam NANCY JR., by Tim Tam. 5 wins at 2 and 3, $63,910, Kentucky Oaks, etc. Half-sister to GORDIAN KNOT. Dam of 11 winners, including GREY BERET-G2 (22 wins, $386,241), RAPIDE PIED-G2; JOLI VERT (above), ALLEGED JR., Le Lorrain-G3; Nancy Chere (dam of CAMEO PERFORMANCE; g’dam of Calcutta; great-g’dam of WILD HEART, Total: $128,582; Coraticum). Granddam of GOOD EXAM- PLE (FR) [G3] (dam of CONSOLIDATOR [G1], $661,760; etc.). Breeders’ Cup nominated. KTDF. 8-09.
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