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MISS KELLER (IRE) 211 Bay Filly; Foaled 2006 Northern Dancer Sadler's Wells Consigned by Three Chimneys Sales, Agent Barn Hip No. 2 MISS KELLER (IRE) 211 Bay Filly; foaled 2006 Northern Dancer Sadler's Wells................... Fairy Bridge Montjeu ............................ Top Ville Floripedes......................... Toute Cy MISS KELLER (IRE) Known Fact Warning (GB).................... Slightly Dangerous Ingozi................................ (1991) Lomond Inchmurrin........................ On Show By MONTJEU (1996). Champion 3-year-old colt in Europe, classic winner of $3,178,177, Budweiser Irish Derby [G1], etc. Leading sire in France, sire of 7 crops of racing age, 1159 foals, 855 starters, 81 black-type winners, 6 champions, 515 winners of 1290 races and earning $58,899,980, in- cluding Hurricane Run (IRE) ($4,300,351, Budweiser Irish Derby [G1], etc.), Authorized ($2,545,390, Vodafone Epsom Derby [G1], etc.), Nom Du Jeu (4 wins, $1,698,873, David Jones Australian Derby [G1], etc.). 1st dam INGOZI, by Warning (GB). 2 wins at 3, £20,644, in England, Starlight Express Roller Mile S. (Total: $31,590). Half-sister to INCHINOR (5 wins, Total: $248,121, Gardner Merchant Hungerford S. [G3], etc., sire), INCHENI (Total: $69,681, Lord Weinstock Memorial S., etc.), Inchlonaig (Total: $327,956, 3rd Concord Dubai City of Gold [G3]). Dam of 12 registered foals, 12 of racing age, 11 to race, 9 winners, including-- MISS KELLER (IRE) (f. by Montjeu). Black-type winner, see record. Kotsi (f. by Nayef). Winner at 2, £38,852, in England, 2nd Frenchgate First for Fashion May Hill S. [G2], Swettenham Stud Fillies' Trial. (Total: $78,419). Sir George Turner (g. by Nashwan). 2 wins at 2, £234,735, in England, 2nd Select S. [G3], Philip Leverhulme Dee S.; placed at 3, €19,000, in Ger- many, 3rd 106 Furstenberg-Rennen [G3]. (Total: $364,692). Tissifer (g. by Polish Precedent). 9 wins, 2 to 6, £72,986, in England, 2nd Bailey's Irish Cream Liqueur Fairway S. (Total: $112,739). Oshiponga (f. by Barathea). Winner at 3, £4,330, in England. (Total: $6,- 117). Dam of 6 foals, 4 to race, 3 winners, including-- HATTA FORT (GB) (c. by Cape Cross). 2 wins at 2, £55,200, in Eng- land, Weatherbys Superlative S. [G2], 3rd Windsor Castle S.; 2 wins at 3, $224,066, in N.A./U.S., Perryville S. [G3] (KEE, $124,000), 2nd Lafayette S. [L] (KEE, $22,060), 3rd Damascus S. [L] (OSA, $13,656); winner at 4, 542,114 dirhams, in United Arab Emirates, 2nd Meydan Horizons Al Quoz Sprint [G3]. (Total: $510,836). Icknield (g. by Polish Precedent). 5 wins, 2 to 7, €113,125, in France. (Total: $149,454). RACE RECORD: In Ireland. At 2, unplaced in 2 starts; at 3, two wins. Earned €40,601. In N.A./U.S. At 3, once 2nd (Pin Oak Valley View S. [G3] (KEE, $25,000)); at 4, 2010, two wins (De La Rose S.-R (SAR, $42,000)), twice 3rd (Churchill Distaff Turf Mile S. [G2] (CD, $21,873), Ballston Spa H. [G2] (SAR, $20,000)). Earned $148,018. In Canada. At 4, 2010, once 2nd (Nas- sau S. [G2] (WO, $60,000)) in 1 start. Earned $60,000. (Total: $260,458). Engagements: Breeders' Cup. Foaled in Ireland. Racing or broodmare prospect. KEE 11/10.
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