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0030Z72.GOK 00Sandy Orchid (GB)|2016|C|D|2538459 0030Z72.GOK 00Sandy Orchid (GB)|2016|C|D|2538459 Consigned by Woodfield Farm Stud (Agent) 325 325 Sadler's Wells Northern Dancer Curtain Time Fairy Bridge (IRE) Chief Singer BAY COLT FOAL Alidiva (IRE) Alligatrix June 1st, 2016 Dynaformer Sandy Orchid Beat All Spirited Missus (GB) Free State (2004) Irish Orchid Flower Child E.B.F. Nominated. 1st dam SANDY ORCHID (GB): unraced; dam of 8 previous foals; 3 runners; 1 winner: Wate And Sea (IRE) (08 f. by Definite Article (GB)): 5 wins over hurdles to 2015 and £33,374 and placed twice; also placed twice in N.H. Flat Races. Mulafin Girl (IRE) (10 f. by King's Theatre (IRE)): 6-y-o unraced to date. Meandt (IRE) (12 f. by Marienbard (IRE)): ran once in a N.H. Flat Race. She also has a 5-y-o mare by Marienbard (IRE), a 3-y-o filly by Milan (GB), a 2-y-o filly by Scorpion (IRE) and a yearling filly by Dylan Thomas (IRE). 2nd dam IRISH ORCHID: ran once in a N.H. Flat Race and ran a few times over hurdles; dam of 8 foals; 5 runners; 3 winners: Gentleman Jimmy (GB) (g. by Alderbrook (GB)): 4 wins, £25,390 viz. winner of a N.H. Flat Race; also 3 wins over hurdles and placed 3 times and placed 10 times over fences inc. 3rd Rising Stars Nov Chase, Gr.2. Brownpolish (GB) (g. by Karinga Bay): winner over hurdles and placed 6 times inc. 2nd ITBA & Gain Kilkenny Festival H. Hurdle, Gr.3. Orchid Bay (GB) (f. by Alderbrook (GB)): winner over hurdles and placed twice inc. 2nd K. McManus Bookmaker Joe Mac Nov.Hurdle, Gr.3; also placed in a N.H. Flat Race; broodmare. Half Irish (GB): unraced; dam of a winner: What A Scientist (IRE): 6 wins, £30,708 viz. 4 wins over hurdles and placed and 2 wins over fences and placed 3 times; also winner of a point-to-point. Barneys Luck (IRE): winner of a point-to-point. 3rd dam FLOWER CHILD (by Brother): 2 wins over fences and placed 10 times; dam of 6 foals; 6 runners; 3 winners inc.: DESERT ORCHID: Champion steeplechaser in England in 1988-89, 34 wins, £652,805 viz. 7 wins over hurdles inc. Tolworth Hurdle, L. and Kingwell Pattern Hurdle, L., placed 5 times inc. 2nd Ladbroke Christmas Hurdle, L. and December Novices' Hurdle, L. and 27 wins over fences inc. Tote Cheltenham Gold Cup Chase, L., King George VI Rank Chase, L. (4 times), Jameson Irish Grand National H'Cap Chase, L., Tingle Creek H. Chase, L., Chivas Regal Cup Chase, L., Whitbread Gold Cup H. Chase, L., Racing Post H. Chase, L., Holsten Export Lager H. Chase, L., F U's Jeans Gainsborough H. Chase, L. (3 times), Jim Ford Challenge Cup Chase, L. and Hurst Park Novices' Chase, L., placed 18 times inc. 2nd Queen Mother Champion Chase, L., King George VI Rank Chase, L., Scilly Isles Novices' Chase, L., Tingle Creek H. Chase, L. (twice), Plymouth Gin Haldon Challenge Cup Chase, L., Desert Orchid South West. Pattern Chase, L., Jim Ford Challenge Cup Chase, L., 3rd Tote Cheltenham Gold Cup Chase, L. (twice), Arkle Challenge Trophy Chase, L., Queen Mother Champion Chase, L., Peterborough Chase, L.. Ragged Robin: 5 wins viz. 4 wins over hurdles and placed 4 times inc. 3rd Memorial Hurdle, L. and winner over fences. Stabled in Barn Box Stabled in Barn R Box 19 .
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