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LATE VALENTINE Bay Colt Foaled 2019 Alhaarth LATE VALENTINE Bay colt Foaled 2019 Alhaarth.......................... by Unfuwain.................... (SIRE) Phoenix Reach................ Carroll's Canyon.............. by Hatim ......................... ELM PARK.................... Dashing Blade ................ by Elegant Air ................. Lady Brora ...................... Tweed Mill...................... by Selkirk ........................ (DAM) Diesis.............................. by Sharpen Up................ Halling (USA) .................. HESPERIDES............... Dance Machine............... by Green Dancer............. 2009 Hernando ....................... by Niniski ........................ Nando's Dream............... Dream Quest.................. by Rainbow Quest .......... ELM PARK (GB) (Bay 2012-Stud 2018). Joint Third Top Colt on The 2014 European 2YO Free H. 5 wins-4 at 2-from 7f to 1m, £279,829, Doncaster Racing Post Trophy, Newmarket Royal Lodge S., Sandown Fortune S., Salisbury Stonehenge S., 3d York Dante S. Half-brother to Brorocco (Newbury Dubai Duty Free H.). His oldest progeny are 2YOs. 1st Dam HESPERIDES, by Halling (USA). 3 wins at 2400m in GB and France. Dam of 3 foals, 2 to race. 2nd Dam NANDO'S DREAM, by Hernando. 2 wins at 12¼f, 13f in GB. Dam of 8 foals, all raced, 5 winners, inc:- Ain Nezagh. 6 wins from 1700m to 1850m in 2020 in Morocco, 2d Casablanca Prix Des Proprietaires. Galiando. 3 wins from 1600m to 3200m, 2d Sandown Sis H., Warrnambool RC Kevin Lafferty Hurdle. Muta Dream. 5 wins from 1700m to 2400m in Morocco. Hesperides. 3 wins. See above. Kaid's Dream. 2 wins at 1850m in Morocco. Clea. Placed in 2020 in Morocco. Nandura. Placed in Norway. 3rd Dam Dream Quest, by Rainbow Quest. Winner at 1¼m, Sandown April S., 2d Longchamp Prix Joubert, L, 3d Lingfield Oaks Trial S., L, Salisbury Upavon S., L. Sister to BAROON, three-quarter-sister to Rainbow Mountain (dam of CORNELIUS), half-sister to VISION OF NIGHT, STRUGGLER. Dam of 10 foals, 9 to race, 7 winners, inc:- Striking Gold. Winner at 1½m, 3d Leopardstown Friends of Dublin Football S. Nando's Dream. 2 wins. See above. Requested. Winner at 12¼f in GB. Caphira. Winner at 1½m in GB. Dam of- Margaret's Legacy. 2 wins at 3300m, 3500m in 2020. Dream Spinner. Winner at 1¾m in GB. Seraglio. Winner at 17½f in GB. Dam of 2 winners- Ajas. 12 wins from 2200m to 5300m, €469,340, 117,500K, 30,500Kr., to 2021 in France, Norway and Sweden, Auteuil Prix Murat S/chase, Prix Troytown S/chase, Pau Grand Prix de Pau S/chase, 2d Ovrevoll Major Christian F Michelets Minneløp, Pau Grande Course de Haies de Pau Hurdle, Grand Steeple-Chase de Compiegne, 3d Auteuil Prix Georges de Talhouet-Roy Hurdle, 4th Mülheim Silbernes Band der Ruhr, L. Dream Along. Winner at 17f in GB. 4th Dam DREAMAWHILE, by Known Fact. Winner in GB. Half-sister to MY TOP, Mountain Memory. Dam of 8 named foals, 7 to race, 5 winners, inc:- VISION OF NIGHT (c Night Shift) Champion Older Male Sprinter in Germany in 2001. 10 wins-2 at 2-at 1200m, £154,570, 270,000fr., US$5,040, 125,000Dm. in GB, France and Germany, Baden-Baden Jacobs Goldene Peitsche, Gr.2, Deauville Prix de Meautry, Gr.3, Newmarket Hopeful S., L, Doncaster Stanley Racing Conditions S., Newbury Olympian- Sun Life od Canada Conditions S., 2d Sandown Temple S., Gr.2-twice, Newcastle Chipchase S., Gr.3, Kempton Achilles S., L, 3d Newmarket Middle Park S., Gr.1, Royal Ascot Cork & Orrery S., Gr.2, Goodwood Starlit S., L, Sandown Sprint S., L, 4th Deauville Prix Maurice de Gheest, Gr.1, Royal Ascot King's Stand S., Gr.2, Newbury Hackwood S., L. Sire. BAROON (c Rainbow Quest) Third Top Colt on The 1997 German 3YO Free H. 3 wins at 2200m, 2400m, £152,398 in Germany, Hoppegarten Europachampionat, Gr.2, 2d Deutsches Derby, Gr.1. Sire. STRUGGLER (c Night Shift) Champion 3YO Sprinter in France in 1995. 6 wins-1 at 2, £141,166, Longchamp Prix de Saint-Georges, Gr.3, Deauville Prix du Cercle, L, Evry Prix Cor de Chasse, L, 2d Royal Ascot King's Stand S., Gr.2, Sandown Temple S., Gr.2, Deauville Prix du Cercle, L, Sandown Sprint S., L, 3d Chantilly Prix du Gros-Chene, Gr.2, Newmarket Abernant S., L, Evry Prix Zeddaan, L. Sire. Dream Quest (f Rainbow Quest) Winner. See above. Almutasader. 3 wins from 1½m to 1¾m, Sandown iBetX.com H. Dreamalot. Unraced. Dam of- Red Refraction. 5 wins to 7f, Doncaster Download the Ladbrokes App H., Ascot Milward Printing H., Goodwood Reheat S., 2d Haydock PHS Waterlogic S., Ripon Silver Trophy H., Ascot Miles & Morrison H., 3d Newmarket London Southend Airport to Toronto H. 5th Dam FORGOTTEN DREAMS, by Shoemaker. 3 wins in GB. Half-sister to Doha (dam of DEJA). Dam of 12 foals, 8 to race, 6 winners, inc:- MY TOP (c High Top) Third top colt on The 1983 Italian 3YO Free H. 6 wins, Derby Italiano, Gr.1, Milan Premio Emanuele Filiberto, Gr.2, Premio Federico Tesio, Gr.2, 3d Milan Gran Criterium, Gr.1, Rome Premio Tevere, Gr.2, Premio Pisa, Gr.3. Sire. Mountain Memory (f High Top) 2 wins-1 at 2, 2d Ascot Fillies Mile, Gr.2, Princess Margaret S., Gr.3, 3d York Musidora S., Gr.3. Dam of 5 winners- Mystic Memory. 11 wins from 13f to 3m in GB. Dam of 4 winners- CLEVER COOKIE (g Primo Valentino) 11 wins from 10½f to 2¼m, £439,908, Yorkshire Cup, Gr.2, Chester Ormonde S., Gr.3, York Grand Cup, L-twice, 2d Ascot British Champions Long Distance Cup, Gr.2, Sagaro S., Gr.3, Nottingham Further Flight S., L, 3d York Silver Cup, L, Nottingham Further Flight S., L. Rainbow Mountain. Winner at 11f in GB. Dam of 6 winners- CORNELIUS (g Barathea) 7 wins-1 at 2-from 1200m to 1800m, £66,548, €111,731, 36,196fr., Milan Premio Emilio Turati, Gr.2, York Castlegate H., EBF S., 2d Saint-Cloud Prix du Muguet, Gr.2, Prix Perth, Gr.3, 3d Saint-Cloud Prix Edmond Blanc, Gr.3, Prix Perth, Gr.3, Royal Ascot Coventry S., Gr.3. Race Record: Unraced..
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