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CHESTNUT COLT 19 (Branded Nr Sh Barn E Stables 33-35, 44-48 On Account of MIDDLEBROOK VALLEY LODGE, Scone (As Agent) Lot 201 (No GST) CHESTNUT COLT 19 (Branded nr sh. off sh. Foaled 9th October 2018) 8 Redoute's Choice .............by Danehill (USA) .......... Stratum .......................... SIRE Bourgeois .................. by Luskin Star ............. STRATUM STAR ........ Pins ........................... by Snippets ................. Purely Spectacular (NZ) .. Vanilla Sky ................. by O'Reilly (NZ) ........... Invincible Spirit (Ire) ... by Green Desert ............ DAM I Am Invincible ................ Cannarelle.................. by Canny Lad ............ OBSTINATE LASS ...... Choisir ....................... by Danehill Dancer ...... 2011 Versatile Lady ................ Captivating ................ by Canny Lad ............ STRATUM STAR (AUS) (Chestnut 2011-Stud 2017). 8 wins from 1300m to 2200m, A$2,450,460, MRC Sir Rupert Clarke S., Gr.1, WATC Kingston Town Classic, Gr.1, MRC Peter Young S., Gr.2, David Jones Cup, Gr.3, VRC Poseidon S., L, MRC Gothic S., L, 2d MRC Futurity S., Gr.1, 3d VRC Australian Guineas, Gr.1, MRC Memsie S., Gr.1. Half-brother to SW Prague (ATC Canonbury S., Gr.3) and SP Serenade. His oldest progeny are yearlings. 1st Dam OBSTINATE LASS, by I Am Invincible. Winner at 900m. This is her third foal. Her second foal is a 2YO. Dam of 1 foal to race. 2nd Dam VERSATILE LADY, by Choisir. Unraced. Half-sister to SARAH VEE (dam of YESTERDAY'S SONGS). Dam of 3 named foals, all raced, 1 winner, inc:- Obstinate Lass. Winner. See above. Bikini Girl. Placed at 2 in South Africa. 3rd Dam CAPTIVATING, by Canny Lad. 6 wins–1 at 2–1100m to 1600m, $104,735, AJC Toy Show H., L, Gold Plate Welter H., Citius H., Ambarvale H., 2d AJC Dalmacia H., Zora Cross H., 3d STC Evergreens H., Richmond H., Pick Seven H. Half- sister to Road to Recovery. Dam of 9 foals, 6 to race, 4 winners, inc:- SARAH VEE (f End Sweep (USA)). 3 wins–1 at 2–at 1200m, 1400m, $111,507, AuRC Soliloquy S., L, 2d New Zealand Two Thousand Guineas, Gr 1, 3d AuRC Ellerslie Sires' Produce S., Gr 1, Taranaki 2YO Classic, Gr 3, 4th Waikato Draught Sprint, Gr 1. Dam of 7 winners- YESTERDAY'S SONGS (g Henrythenavigator (USA)). 5 wins 1100m to 1400m, $330,320, Warrnambool RC Wangoom H., L, 2d SAJC DC McKay S., Gr 3, VRC My Kitchen Rules S., L, Straight Six H., L, 3d MRC Regal Roller S., L, 4th Warrnambool RC Wangoom H., L. Rahveel (f Zabeel). Winner at 1600m, $152,635, 2d VRC Wakeful S., Gr 2, SAJC Auraria S., Gr 3, 4th VRC Edward Manifold S., Gr 2, Moonee Valley Fillies Classic, Gr 2. Producer. Enthrall. 2 wins at 1200m, 1600m, 2d SAJC Tooheys H. Dam of 3 winners- Pure Scot (f Purrealist). 5 wins–2 at 2–to 1600m, $467,750, to 2018-19, MRC Vobis Sires 2YO S., 3d VRC Schweppervescence Trophy, Gr 3. 4th Dam SKITTISH PRINCESS, by Imperial Prince (Ire). 4 wins 1150m to 1400m. Half- sister to Perch, Positive Force. Dam of 9 named foals, 7 to race, 5 winners, inc:- CAPTIVATING (f Canny Lad). 6 wins. See above. Road to Recovery (g Hennessy (USA)). 3 wins 1100m to 1500m, 2d VRC Australian Cup Carnival S., L, MVRC Carlton Draught 2YO H. Money Maker. 4 wins–1 at 2–to 1400m, AJC Accountants H. Dam of 8 winners- Lucrative Dame (f Zeditave). Winner at 1000m, SAJC Finnesse Models P., 2d SAJC Balcrest S., L, 4th SAJC Walter Brown S.H., L. Dam of 4 winners- Dream Forward (f Charge Forward). Winner at 2 at 1200m, ATC Aladdin's Laundry 2YO H., 3d Wyong Magic Millions 2YO S., RL. Call Collect. Winner at 1200m. Dam of 3 winners- Star of Yiu Cheung (g Casino Prince). 3 wins at 1200m, 1350m, $106,561, in 2019-20 in Macau, 2d Macau Derby Trial, L. Barn D Stables 41-45 On Account of TWIN HILLS STUD, Cootamundra (As Agent) Lot 202 BAY COLT 10 (Branded nr sh. off sh. Foaled 12th September 2018) 8 El Prado ..........................by Sadler's Wells ........ SIRE Kitten's Joy ..................... Kitten's First ............... by Lear Fan ................. BOBBY'S KITTEN Forestry ..................... by Storm Cat ............... (USA) ........................ Celestial Woods .............. Celestial Bliss ............. by Relaunch ................ Danehill (USA) ......... by Danzig ..................... DAM Fastnet Rock ................... Piccadilly Circus .......... by Royal Academy (USA) OCEAN SPRAY ........... Galileo (Ire) ............... by................................ Sadler's Wells ........ 2012 Mist (Ire) ....................... Beauty Bright ............. by Danehill (USA) ..... BOBBY'S KITTEN (USA) (Bay 2011-Stud GB 2017, Aust. 2017). 6 wins-2 at 2-6f to 8½f, US$1,359,766, €26,550, Breeders' Cup Turf Sprint, Gr.1, Belmont Pilgrim S., Gr.3, Cork S., L, Penn Mile S., L, 2d Saratoga National Museum of Racing Hall of Fame S., Gr.2, 3d Breeders' Cup Juvenile Turf, Gr.1, Woodbine Mile S., Gr.1. Brother to SW Camelot Kitten (Churchill Downs American Turf S., Gr.2) and SW Major Magic. His oldest SH-bred progeny are yearlings. 1st Dam OCEAN SPRAY, by Fastnet Rock. 2 wins at 1400m, 1600m, ATC TAB Rewards H., 2d ATC TAB More Than Winning P., More Than Ready at Vinery P. This is her first foal. 2nd Dam MIST (IRE), by Galileo. Unplaced. Sister to Iberia, Perfect Light (dam of NASHIRAH), three-quarter-sister to ALOFT. Dam of 5 named foals, 3 to race, all winners, inc:- Georgina Gold. Winner at 1400m in 2019-20. 3rd Dam BEAUTY BRIGHT, by Danehill (USA). 2 wins–1 at 2–at 5f, 6f, Curragh Renaissance S., Gr 3, 2d Leopardstown One Thousand Guineas Trial, Gr 3, Sweet Mimosa S., L, 3d York Lowther S., Gr 2, Leopardstown Silver Flash S., L, 4th Leopardstown Brownstown S., Gr 3. Half-sister to ALOFT, Marquesa. Dam of 10 foals, 6 to race, 5 winners, inc:- Iberia (c Galileo). Winner at 2 at 7f in 2019, Curragh Evoke.ie 2YO S., 2d Leopardstown Killavullan S., Gr 3, 3d Newmarket Royal Lodge S., Gr 2. Perfect Light. 2 wins at 8½f, 1¼m in Great Britain. Dam of 2 winners- NASHIRAH (f Dubawi (Ire)). 3 wins–1 at 2–1200m to 1400m to 2019 in Great Britain, France and Germany, Hannover Grosser Preis des Gestüts Röttgen, L, 3d Chantilly Prix de Billy, Deauville Prix Etalon Tasleet. Al Maysan. 2 wins at 1m in 2020 in Great Britain. Greek Goddess. Winner at 2 at 8½f in Ireland. Dam of- Houlton. 2 wins at 13¼f, 1¾m to 2019 in Great Britain. 4th Dam DIETRICH, by Storm Cat. 3 wins–1 at 2–at 5f, Goodwood King George S., Gr 3, Leopardstown Ballyogan S., Gr 3. Three-quarter-sister to Balance of Nature (dam of GLOBAL BALANCE), Nibbana (dam of GALTON), half-sister to MAMBO LIGHT (dam of LE JUGE, FRANKEL LIGHT). Dam of 14 named foals, 12 to race, 9 winners, inc:- BEAUTY BRIGHT (f Danehill (USA)). 2 wins. See above. ALOFT (g Galileo). 5 wins–1 at 2–1610m to 3219m, $493,880, Royal Ascot Queen's Vase, L, VRC Roy Higgins H., L, Nursery H., My Kitchen Rules H., 2d Doncaster Racing Post Trophy, Gr 1, ATC Chairman's H., Gr 2, 3d VRC Japan Trophy, L, MVRC MSC Signs H., 4th VRC Roy Higgins H., L. Marquesa (f Kingmambo). Winner at 2 at 7f, 2d Naas Swordlestown Stud Sprint S., Gr 3. Dam of 4 winners- Lady of Camelot (f Montjeu). Winner at 1½m, 2d Newmarket Pride S., L, Princess Royal S., L, 3d Doncaster Gillies S., L. Three Rainbows. Unraced. Dam of 2 winners- Triband (f Fastnet Rock). Winner at 2050m, 3d TRC Strutt S., L. Barn B Stables 65-70 On Account of GOODWOOD FARM, Murrurundi (As Agent) Lot 203 (No GST) BAY OR BROWN COLT 49 (Branded nr sh. off sh. Foaled 12th November 2018) 8 Sadler's Wells ..................by Northern Dancer....... Galileo (Ire) .................... SIRE Urban Sea .................. by Miswaki .................. TEOFILO (IRE) ......... Danehill (USA) ............ by Danzig .................. Speirbhean .................... Saviour ...................... by Majestic Light ......... Green Desert .............. by Danzig .................... DAM Cape Cross (Ire) .............. Park Appeal................ by Ahonoora (GB) ........ OFF AND ON (NZ) ...... Tights (USA) .............. by Nijinsky .................. 2004 Intrim ............................ Tristihill ..................... by Sir Tristram (Ire) ..... TEOFILO (IRE) (Bay 2004-Stud 2009). 5 wins at 2, Newmarket Dewhurst S., Gr.1. Sire of 983 rnrs, 606 wnrs, 89 SW. His SH-bred progeny inc SW Happy Clapper (ATC Epsom H., Gr.1), Humidor, Palentino, Kermadec, Sonntag, Brazuca, Tamaanee, Yakeen, Malice, Ataraxia, Weather With You, Pyrrolic, Resonates, SP Ballad of the Sea, Belfast - Enrichment (H.K.), etc. His NH-bred progeny inc SW Exultant, Trading Leather, Cross Counter, Ajman Princess, etc. 1st Dam OFF AND ON (NZ), by Cape Cross (Ire). 4 wins 1350m to 2400m, Waikato RC Dunstan Stayers Qualifier, 2d BOP RC Bay Betta Electrical H. Half-sister to Athenri (dam of SHOOTOFF), Tylden Lady (dam of LE REMAS). This is her sixth live foal. Her fifth foal is a 2YO. Her fourth foal is an unraced 3YO. Dam of 2 foals to race, both winners- Peak Hill (g by Rip Van Winkle (Ire)). 5 wins 1706m to 1905m to 2019-20, 3d Lismore Cup. Real Gene (f by Darci Brahma). Winner at 1200m. 2nd Dam INTRIM (NZ), by Tights (USA). Unplaced. Three-quarter-sister to Dorrington (dam of EXPLOSIVE BURST, KING MONTROSE), half-sister to Trendy Angel (dam of YUPPIE). Dam of 12 named foals, 8 to race, 6 winners, inc:- Fitness Fanatic. 5 wins–1 at 2–at 1200m, 1250m, $203,410, ATC Thoroughbred Breeders NSW H., STC Freeway Hotel Super TAB H. Airforce. 4 wins–3 in succession–at 2000m, 2200m, WATC Westspeed Stayers' Bonus H., Perth Racing Corporate Members H., 3d WATC West Weekend H. Gallant Horse. 4 wins at 1200m, 1400m, $531,005, HKJC Chatham H., Beas River H., Dundas H., Standard Chartered 150th Anniversary Cup H.
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