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DUBARA (GB) Barn 756 Bay Filly; Foaled 2014 33 Seeking the Gold Dubai Millennium Consigned by Hunter Valley Farm, Agent Hip No. DUBARA (GB) Barn 756 Bay Filly; foaled 2014 33 Seeking the Gold Dubai Millennium ................ Colorado Dancer (IRE) Dubawi .................................. Deploy Zomaradah (GB) .................. Jawaher DUBARA (GB) Northern Dancer Sadler's Wells ...................... Fairy Bridge Kibara .................................... (2003) Darshaan Kithanga ................................ Kalata By DUBAWI (2002). Hwt. 3 times in France and Ireland, classic winner of $1,- 256,932, Boylesports Irish Two Thousand Guineas [G1] , etc. Leading sire in France, sire of 10 crops of racing age, 1336 foals, 1021 starters, 155 black-type winners, 777 winners of 2454 races and earning $125,105,540, 7 champions, including Makfi (4 wins, $867,460, Stanjames.com Two Thousand Guineas [G1] , etc.), Lucky Nine ($958,461, Cathay Pacific Hong Kong Sprint [G1] , etc.), and of Postponed [G1] (hwt., $7,226,764). 1st dam KIBARA, by Sadler's Wells. Winner at 3, £6,708, in England. (Total: $12,479). Sister to MILAN , Kahara . Dam of 9 registered foals, 8 of racing age, 6 to race, 6 winners, including-- Dubara (GB) (f. by Dubawi). Black-type-placed winner, see record. Seinesational (g. by Champs Elysees (GB)). 2 wins at 3, 2018, £7,853, in England. (Total: $10,457). 2nd dam KITHANGA , by Darshaan. 3 wins at 3, £52,298, in England, hwt. older mare at 4 on English Hand., 14 fur. & up, Castrol St. Simon S. [G3] , Galtres S., etc.; placed at 4, 17,522, in Ireland, 3rd Jefferson Smurfit Memorial Irish € St. Leger [G1] . (Total: $100,161). Dam of 10 winners, including-- MILAN (c. by Sadler's Wells). Winner at 2, 22,030, in Ireland, hwt. colt at 3 on Irish Hand., 14 fur. & up, 2nd Bally€sax S.; 2 wins in 3 starts at 3, £316,425, in England, hwt. colt at 3 on English Hand., 14 fur. & up, Roth - mans Royals St. Leger [G1] , Great Voltigeur S. [G2] ; placed in 1 start at 3, $428,000, in N.A./U.S., 2nd Breeders' Cup Turf [G1] ; placed at 3, 91,470, in France, 3rd Prix Lupin . (Total: $991,814). Sire. € [G1] KOORA (f. by Pivotal). 2 wins at 3, £82,956, in England, Worthingtons Victoria Club St. Simon S. [G3] , 2nd Betfred Middleton S. [G2] , etc. (Total: $136,783). (g. by Machiavellian). Winner in 1 start at 2, 11,730, in Ireland; Go For Gold € placed at 3, £29,150, in England, 2nd ABN Amro S. [G3] , etc.; placed at 5, 162,686 dirhams, in U.A.E. (Total: $110,910). Kahara (f. by Sadler's Wells). 3 wins at 3, £25,487, in England, 3rd Totesport - casino.com E.B.F. Gillies Fillies' S. (Total: $49,116). Dam of KARPINO (c. by Cape Cross, 3 wins, Total: $150,808, hwt. at 3 on German Hand., 7 - 9 1/2 fur., Mehl-Mulhens-Rennen German Two Thousand Guineas [G2] , etc.). RACE RECORD: In England. At 2, one win, twice 2nd, once 3rd; at 3, one win, once 2nd, twice 3rd. Totals: 2 wins, 3 times 2nd, 3 times 3rd. Earned £21,724. In N.A./U.S. At 4, 2018, once 3rd (Ellis Park Turf S. (ELP, $4,850)) in 1 start. Earned $4,850. (Total: $32,865). Engagements: Breeders' Cup. Foaled in England. Racing or broodmare prospect..
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