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AVANTAGE Bay Mare Foaled 2015 Danzig AVANTAGE Bay mare Foaled 2015 Danzig ............................ by Northern Dancer........ (SIRE) Danehill (USA) ................ Razyana.......................... by His Majesty ................ FASTNET ROCK........... Royal Academy (USA) .... by Nijinsky ...................... Piccadilly Circus............... Gatana............................ by Marauding (NZ).......... (DAM) Sir Tristram (Ire) ............ by Sir Ivor....................... Zabeel............................. ASAVANT (NZ)............ Lady Giselle (Fr) ............. by Nureyev ..................... 2008 Pins................................. by Snippets..................... Pins 'n' Needles............... Raining ........................... by Centaine..................... FASTNET ROCK (AUS) (2001). 6 wins to 1200m, VRC Lightning S., Gr.1. Sire of 1858 rnrs, 1325 wnrs, 167 SW, inc. Avantage (WRC Telegraph S., Gr.1), Atlantic Jewel, One Master, etc. Sire of the dams of SW Santa Ana Lane, Gytrash, Tivaci, High Definition, Innisfree, Mount Pleasant, Need I Say More, I Am Superman, Omei Sword, New Predator, Shock Action, De la Terre, Global Quest, Russian Emperor, Ready Set Sail, Sansom, Amangiri, Lady Horseowner, etc. 1st Dam ASAVANT (NZ), by Zabeel. 3 wins at 2000m, 2100m, NZ$105,400, CJC Warstep S., L, WRC El Cheapo Cars Wellington Cup Prelude, 2d CJC Inglewood S., L, Christchurch Casino H., 3d Waikato RC International S., Gr.1, Manawatu RC Mills Reef Winery H., 4th New Zealand St Leger, L. Three-quarter-sister to Zenda (dam of KING SAUL), half-sister to D B PIN, Puysegur. Dam of 4 named foals, 3 to race, all winners, inc:- AVANTAGE (f by Fastnet Rock) 12 wins. See below. Asathought (f by So You Think (NZ)) 3 wins at 1600m, 2200m in 2020-21, Otago RC Ben Patston Media H., 2d CJC NZB RTR Sale 18-19 Nov H., 3d Southland Guineas, L. Morrellmac (g by Excelebration (Ire)) 2 wins at 1400m, 2000m to 2019-20, 3d Southland RC Sean and Becky Bellew at Harcourt H. 2nd Dam PINS 'N' NEEDLES (NZ), by Pins. 6 wins from 1350m to 1600m, NZ$185,163, Otago RC White Robe Lodge H., Gr.3, Timaru Cup, L, Gore RC Princess Mellay S., CJC Riccarton Park Function Centre H., 2d WRC Thorndon Mile, Gr.1, CJC Dunedin Guineas, L, Coaster's Tavern H., Cup Meeting Challenge H., Win a Ford Focus H., 3d WRC Anniversary H., L, CJC Canterbury Breeders' S.H., L, Great Easter S.H., L, RA Shearing Contractors H., R Redpath H., 4th CJC New Zealand Bloodstock Insurance S., L. Sister to MISS ALICE, Johnny Jones, half-sister to COUP FIELDES, Zenda (dam of KING SAUL). Dam of 7 foals, 6 to race, 5 winners, inc:- D B PIN (g Darci Brahma) 6 wins at 1000m, 1200m, HK$21,003,700, HKJC Centenary Sprint Cup, Gr.1, Sai Kung H., Chun Shek H., Golden Jubilee Challenge Cup, Luk Wu H., Fukushima H., 2d HKJC Longines Hong Kong Sprint, Gr.1-twice, Sha Tin Vase H., Gr.3, Kwong Wah H., Ruby H., Sight Winner H., 3d HKJC BOCHK Wealth Management Jockey Club Sprint, Gr.2, National Day Cup, Gr.3. ASAVANT (f Zabeel) 3 wins. See above. Puysegur (f Fastnet Rock) 3 wins-1 at 2-at 800m, 1200m to 2020-21, CJC Canterbury Landscape Supplies H., 3d CJC Stewards H., Gr.3, 4th CJC Pegasus S., L. Keep-a-Pin. Winner at 1400m, HKJC Long Valley H., 3d HKJC Robin's Nest H. 3rd Dam Raining, by Centaine. 7 wins from 1200m to 1600m, ARC Friday Flash Sprint H., Wanganui JC Fisher & Paykel Smart Drive H., ARC Sunday News H., Amarula Cream Sprint H., Hawkes Bay Wrightson Metric Mile H., Marton JC NRM S., 3d ARC Newmarket H., L, 4th Rotorua S., L. Half-sister to FORCE THE PACE. Dam of 12 named foals, 11 to race, 8 winners, inc:- MISS ALICE (f Pins) 7 wins at 1200m, 1400m, NZ$144,685, Canterbury Breeders S., Gr.3, Southland RC Southland S., CJC Airport Birches Motel H., 2d CJC Mohua Premier H., The Paint Lab Hornby H., Otago RC Speights H., Paul Ferris Memorial Trophy, 3d Riverton RC Francolin S., WRC Dixon & Dunlop H., 4th Otago RC New Zealand Bloodstock Airfreight S., L. PINS 'N' NEEDLES (f Pins) 6 wins. See above. COUP FIELDES (g Carolingian) 2 wins at 1600m, North Canterbury RC Canterbury S., L, Otago RC Bentley's Hotel H., 2d CJC Mansfield House H., Farrington's Tavern H., 3d Otago RC Waterloo Hotel Commuinity Trust H. Johnny Jones (g Pins) 11 wins to 1400m, NZ$276,425, to 2020-21, Otago RC Memorial Lane H., KB Contracting H., Dunedin Casino H., CJC Perfect Packaging H., Gore RC Robin Archer Memorial H., O'Connor Richmond H., Ashburton Cup, CJC Mid Winter Christmas June 24 H., 2d Otago RC Centrepoint Liquor Supplies H., Gavelhouse.com Auction H., CJC Share Sprint H., Skelton Brothers H., Gore RC Robin Archer Memorial H., Hororata RC Sonia & Garry Thompson Sprint H., Otago RC Mark Isaacs Farrier H., KB Contractors H., Wingatui Function Centre H., CJC Punters Challenge on April 16 H., 3d Gore Guineas, L, CJC NZB South Island Sale 17 April H., Tom Toplis Memorial H., Bidfood Butchery H., Otago RC Mitchell Transport H., Mark Isaacs Farrier H. Zenda. Winner at 1400m. Dam of 2 winners- KING SAUL (g Flying Pegasus) 4 wins-1 at 2-from 1100m to 1600m, A$435,850, Western Australian Guineas, Gr.2, WATC Belgravia S., L, Northerly S., L, V&V Walsh 2YO H., 3d WATC Kingston Town Classic, Gr.1, 4th WATC Fairetha S., L. Race Record: Champion 2YO in NZ in 2017-18. Top filly on the 2017-18 2YO Free H. Leading NZ 3YO Filly on 2018-19 International Ratings. 12 wins-5 at 2-from 800m to 2000m, NZ$1,450,195, A$189,000, to 2020-21, ARC New Zealand S., Gr.1, Railway S., Gr.1, WRC Telegraph S., Gr.1, Manawatu Sires' Produce S., Gr.1, Otaki Maori RC WFA S., Gr.1, Waikato RC Foxbridge P., Gr.2, ATC Birthday Card S., Gr.3, Hawkes Bay Gold Trail S., Gr.3, ARC Karaka 2YO Million, RL, CJC Nobby Bussell Memorial 2YO S., ARC NZB Insurance Pearl Series 2YO H., CJC NZB Insurance Pearl Series 2YO H., 2d ARC Diamond S., Gr.1, Hawkes Bay Livamol Classic, Gr.1, Windsor Park P., Gr.1, ARC Hallmark Stud H., L, Whangarei RC Harcourts Whangarei H., 3d Hawkes Bay Tarzino Trophy, Gr.1, ATC Arrowfield 3YO Sprint S., Gr.2, 4th Waikato Sprint, Gr.1..
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