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Turf National Austragungen Des Wettbewerbs Das Heimische Sex- Tett Durchsetzen Ausgabe 190 – Freitag, 11. November 2011 – 31 Seiten Hengstepräsentation in Frankfurt Aufgalopp Im unmittelbaren Vorfeld von Deutschlands letztem Gruppe-Rennen 2011, dem Hessen-Pokal (Gr. III), wird Es wird in den französischen Rennsportmedi- am Sonntag auf der Rennbahn in Frankfurt-Niederrad en gerade sehr heftig darüber diskutiert, welchen eine Hengstpräsentation durchgeführt. Im Ring erscheinen sportlichen Wert der Breeders‘ Cup hat. Ist er ein aus dem Gestüt Etzean Sholokhov (Sadler’s Wells) und rein amerikanischer Showact unter geringfügiger Lord of England (Dashing Blade), das Gestüt Karls- europäischer Beteiligung oder ist er eine wahrhaft hof wird Samum (Monsun) Richtung Rennbahn verla- interkontinentale Rennveranstaltung und somit eine den. Sholokhov sorgte noch am vergangenen Sonntag für Art Weltmeisterschaft? Als außenstehender Betrach- Schlagzeilen, als sein Sohn Esmondo seine Position als ter kann eigentlich nur der ersten Version zugeneigt bester dreijähriger Hürdler Frankreichs mit einem Sieg im werden. Natürlich haben wir uns in dieser TT-Aus- Prix Cambaceres (Gr. I) in Auteuil verteidigte. Der von gabe sehr ausführlich mit den einzelnen Rennen Heinrich Löhndorf und Thomas Schwind gezogene beschäftigt, doch sind in der Regel die Pedigrees Wallach steht jetzt bei einer Gewinnsumme von 403.240 €. böhmische Dörfer für den europäischen Züchter. Esmondo ist ebenso ein BBAG-Absolvent wie mehrere In den meisten Rennen waren die Gastgeber unter Sieger am vergangenen Sonntag in Italien. Alle fünf Black sich. Godolphins Newmarket-Abteilung hatte keinen Type-Rennen des Wochenendes gingen an deutsch gezoge- einzigen Kandidaten geschickt, nur Ballydoyle hielt ne Pferde, an der Spitze Zazou (Shamardal) und Vanjura die Fahne der alten Welt erfolgreich hoch. Sicher, es (Areion) am Sonntag in Rom. Beide waren als Jährlinge gibt eine Menge Geld zu verdienen, aber es ist alles bei der BBAG durch den Ring gegangen. andere als preiswert, ein Pferd bei diesem Spektakel an den Start zu bringen, ein sechsstelliger Dollar- Betrag muss inklusive Spesen und Nennungsgeld Danedream für Arima Kinen genannt schon auf den Tisch gelegt werden. So zieht diese Rennserie auch keine Starter aus Australien oder Die „Arc“-Siegerin Danedream (Lomitas) hat eine Nen- Japan an, um nur zwei rasend schnell aufstrebende nung für das Arima Kinen (Gr. I) am 25. Dezember über 2500 Rennsportländer zu nennen. Meter mit einer Dotierung von rund 3,6 Millionen € in Naka- Der Breeders‘ Cup hatte fraglos faszinierende Fa- yama bekommen. Für den Japan Cup am 27. November lau- cetten. Professionelle, aufschlussreiche TV-Bilder, fen die Vorbereitungen weiter auf vollen Touren, die Ankunft sehr gute Analysemöglichkeiten dank des Trakus- dort ist für den 16. November vorgesehen. Am Start sind aus Systems, spannende Rennen, gute Stories. Aber er ist Frankreich die „Arc“-Zweite Shareta (Sinndar) aus dem Stall und bleibt eine amerikanische Angelegenheit. Da ist von Alain de Royer-Dupre sowie die aktuell in Kanada er- uns das „Arc“-Meeting doch wesentlich näher, selbst folgreiche Sarah Lynx (Montjeu), die John Hammond trai- die International Races in Hong Kong, die im De- niert. Aus den USA reist der sieben Jahre alte Wallach Mission zember anstehen, sind weltumspannender und kom- Approved (With Approval) an. Der von Naipaul Chatterpaul men einer Championship näher als die Rennen in den trainierte Wallach hat im Juli das Manhattan Handicap (Gr. USA. Trotzdem: Wir haben gerne zugeschaut. DD I) gewonnen, war zuletzt in der Arlington Million und im Joe Hirsch Classic aber weit zurück. Macht Ihr Iphone zuM pferdeapple NEU: Wetten auf dem Smartphone! Jetzt testen: Dazu Livestreams, News und Ergebnisse. m.winrace.de m.winrace.de TURF-TIMES Freitag, 11. November 2011 2 Auktionsnews Keeneland startet mit hohen Preisen Ein qualitativ ausgezeichneter Katalog inklusiver zweier Bestandsauflösungen und die an dieser Stelle schon mehrfach erwähnten Steuererleichterungen für Investoren in Rennsport und Zucht waren wichtige Fak- toren für einen bemerkenswerten Start in die Keene- land November Breeding Stock Sale, die bis zum 17. November in Kentucky durchgeführt wird. Traditionell spielt sich das mutmaßlich höherwertige Geschehen von Nordamerikas wichtigster Zuchtauktion an den ers- ten Tagen ab, so dass schon deutlich vor dem Auktions- Finale ein positives Zwischenergebnis gezogen werden kann. Den absoluten Höhepunkt markierte der Dienstag mit dem Erscheinen der dreijährigen Stute Royal Del- ta (Empire Maker) im Ring. Frisch von der Rennbahn kommend, wo sie am Wochenende in Churchill Downs den Breeders‘ Cup Ladies Classic (Gr. I) gewonnen hatte, war sie Teil des Verkaufs der Pferde des verstor- benen Prince Saud bin Khaled. Am Ende war es ein Bieteduell zwischen Ben Leon jr. von den Besilu Sta- bles und Frank Stronach, wobei Ersterer am Ende mit 8,5 Millionen $ das höchste Gebot hatte, Rekord für eine Stute im Training und der vierthöchste Preis, der Die Salestopperin Royal Delta. (Keeneland-Photo) je für eine Stute in einem nordamerikanischen Aukti- wurde Royal Delta, die im Sommer auch die Alabama onsting gezahlt wurde. „Es war eine einmalige Chan- Stakes (Gr. I) gewonnen hatte, von Bill Mott trainiert. ce“, kommentierte Leon, der die Dreijährige auch im Leon bezeichnete die Stute als „Geschenk an meine kommenden Jahr im Training lassen will. „Sie kommt Frau“, hatte doch Silvia Leon am Dienstag Geburtstag. aber zunächst einmal zu uns auf das Gestüt“, fügte er Auktion von Royal Delta: an, „dann treffen wir weitere Entscheidungen.“ Bisher Klick zum Video Keeneland November Breeding Stock Sale - Salestopper Pferd Anbieter Käufer Preis Royal Delta (Empire Maker), 3j. St. Palides Investm. Besilu Stables 8.500.000 $ Christmas Kid (Lemon Drop Kid), 7j. St., Spring Hill Aisling Duignan 4.200.000 $ trgd. v. Bernardini Quiet Giant (Giant‘s Causeway), 4j. St. Spring Hill Besilu Stables 3.000.000 $ Unrivaled Belle (Unbridled‘s Song), 5j. St. Eaton Sales Brushwood Stables 2.800.000 $ Delta Princess (A.P.Indy), 12j. St., Palides Investm. Adena Springs 2.600.000 $ trgd. v. Distorted Humor Stutfohlen v. Medaglia d‘Oro-Quiet Danse Spring Hill Besilu Stables 2.500.000 $ Blind Luck (Pollard‘s Vision), 4j. St. Taylor Made Mark Dedomerico 2.500.000 $ Buster‘s Ready (More Than Ready), 3j. St. Spring Hill Wertheimer & Frere 2.400.000 $ Cat Moves (Tale of the Cat), 5j. St., Spring Hill Adena Springs 2.400.000 $ trgd. v. Malibu Moon Westland Strike (Smart Strike), 5j. St., Spring Hill Barronstown Stud 2.300.000 $ trgd. v. Quality Road TURF-TIMES Freitag, 11. November 2011 3 Die Auflösung des Bestandes der Spring Hill Farm sorgte schon am Montag, dem Eröffnungstag der Auktion, für die erwartet hohen Preise. Eigner Ned Evans, der eine hochwertige Stutenherde zusammengestellt hatte, war im Dezember vergangenen Jahres verstorben. 18 der 20 teuersten Pferde des Montags kamen von Spring Hill, die insgesamt 63 Angebote der Zuchtstätte wurden an diesem Tag zu einem Schnitt von rund 645.000 $ verkauft, sorg- ten mit ihrem Gesamtpreis von etwas über vierzig Milli- onen $ für etwa zwei Drittel des Tagesumsatzes. Darun- ter war natürlich auch die Salestopperin, die sieben Jahre alte Christmas Kid (Lemon Drop Kid), Siegerin u.a. in den Ashland Stakes (Gr. I), tragend von Bernardini. Bis zu 4,2 Millionen $ musste Aisling Duignan als Repräsen- tantin von Coolmore gehen, um sich diese Stute zu si- chern. „Sie geht nach Irland und wird dort wohl von Ga- Großeinkäufer Benjamin Leon jr. (Keeneland-Photo) lileo gedeckt“, diktierte sie den Fragenden in die Blöcke. u.a. die Molly Pitcher Stakes (Gr. II) gewinnen konnte Besilu Stables Benjamin Leon jr. hatte natürlich auch und drei Millionen $ kostete. „Es ist sehr selten, dass die Evans-Pferde im Visier, er sicherte sich in der Mon- Pferde dieser Qualität auf dem Markt sind“, meinte Leon, tags-Session gleich sechs davon für 11,4 Millionen $. In „sie passen ausgezeichnet in unsere Herde, wir mussten einer erstaunlichen Sequenz kaufte er gleich drei Lots in zugreifen.“ Der 66 Jahre alte Unternehmer aus Florida hat Folge für 6,4 Millionen $, darunter ein Stutfohlen von sein Geld in der Gesundheitsbranche gemacht, ihm gehö- Medaglia d’Oro, eine Halbschwester zum einstigen ame- ren zahlreiche Privatkliniken. Schon bei der September rikanischen „Pferd des Jahres“ Saint Liam. Die Mutter Yearling Sale in Keeneland war er hinter John Ferguson Quiet Dance (Quiet American), immerhin schon 18 Jahre der Käufer Nummer zwei, erwarb 13 Jährlinge für 8,175 alt und auch noch 800.000 $ teuer, sowie drei ihrer Töch- Millionen $. ter brachte er zudem an sich. Aus dem Rennstall kommt Im Ring war auch eine Halbschwester der großen Ze- die vier Jahre alte Quiet Giant (Giant’s Causeway), die nyatta (Street Cry), ein Stutfohlen von Henrythenaviga- HIer KLICKEN TURF-TIMES Freitag, 11. November 2011 4 die Stute einst als Jährling bei der BBAG für 100.000 € erworben hatte. Noch im laufenden Rennjahr war sie Sie- gerin in den Ballston Spa Stakes (Gr. II) und den Beaugay Stakes (Gr. III). Nach den ersten drei Tagen der Auktion gibt es im Schnitt pro Zuschlag ein erstaunliches Plus von 71,8 Prozent, der Wert stieg von 157.921 $ auf 271.270 $ an. Allerdings ist es sicher kein reeller Vergleich, da durch die Bestandsauf- lösung in diesem Jahr ganz andere Pferde im Ring sind als etwa 2010. „Erfreulich ist die Stärke des Fohlenmarktes“, merkte Keeneland Director of Sales Geoffrey Russell an, „das lässt auch für nächstes Jahr hoffen.“ Frank Stronach erwarb diese Zenyatta-Schwester. (Keeneland-Photo) tor. Frank Stronach musste bis zu 1,5 Millionen $ gehen, um sich dieses Rarität zu sichern. Verkäufer Ric Jamie- son, ein Australier, ist noch im Eigentum ihrer älteren Schwester, die ebenfalls von Henrythenavigator stammt. Jamieson, Züchter auch der ungeschlagenen Black Caviar (Bel Esprit), will sie in den USA in den Rennstall geben. Aus deutscher Sicht war sicher der Verkauf von Dave- ron (Black Sam Bellamy) von besonderem Interesse. Bei 750.000 $ fiel bei der von Barry Irwins Team Valor an- gebotenen Sechsjähriger der Hammer, sie wird die Mut- terstutenherde von Live Oak Plantation bereichern. „Mit dieser Preisregion habe ich gerechnet“, meinte Irwin, der Coolmore schlug bei Christmas Kid zu.
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