5 Dark Bay Filly Foaled Mar. 6, 2007

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Seller : Seiran Bokujo/Owner : Seiran Bokujo Consignor : Taguchi Training Farm Breeding Farm : Seiran Bokujo 5 Dark Bay Filly Foaled Mar. 6, 2007 Danzig (USA) # $ Chief's Crown (USA) Chief Bearhart (CAN) !$"$# Six Crowns (USA) 1993 $"$ Bold Hour (USA) $ Amelia Bearhart (USA) ! !$"$# Myrtlewood Lass (USA) Northern Baby (CAN) # $ Thrill Show (USA) !$"$# !$$$"$$$# Kanoya Cosmo (JPN) Splendid Girl (USA) 1995 $"$ Daddy Dunphy (USA) $ Kuri Cosmo (JPN) ! !$"$# Kuri Marron (JPN) 1b Northern Dancer (CAN) S4×M4 Bold Ruler (USA) S4×S5 1st Dam KANOYA COSMO (1995 by Thrill Show (USA)),raced in JPN dam of 4 winners (12 wins) from 6 foals of racing age Kanoya Light (2000 b. c. by Real Shadai (USA)),winner in JPN Kanoya Monster (2001 b. c. by Warning (GB)),winner in JPN Cosmo Song (2002 b. f. by Opera House (GB)),2 wins in JPN Omi Planet (2004 ch. c. by Opera House (GB)),8 wins in JPN,in training 2nd Dam KURI COSMO (by Daddy Dunphy (USA)),3 wins in JPN,HYACINTH SHO,UGUISU SHO SUNNY LIGHT ( c. by Lypheor (GB)),4 wins in JPN,FUJI TV SHO SPRING STAKES JPN-G2,AOBA SHO,SUISEN SHO,2nd KYOTO SHIMBUN HAI JPN-G2,3rd R.F.RADIO NIPPON SHO ST.LITE KINEN JPN-G3 KURI ROTARY ( f. by Dictus (FR))3 wins in JPN,COPA REPUBLICA ARGENTINA JPN-G2,TURQUOISE STAKES,2nd YUSHUN HIMBA(JAPANESE OAKS) JPN-G1,2nd SANKEI SPORTS SHO YONSAI HIMBA TOKUBETSU JPN-G2, 2nd LAUREL R.C.SHO NAKAYAMA HIMBA STAKES JPN-G3,3rd NIKKAN SPORTS SHO KIM PAI JPN-G3,3rd DECEMBER STAKES KURI THEATER ( c. by Generous (IRE)),13 wins in JPN,2nd KANE YUTAKA O KINEN 3rd Dam KURI MARRON (by Kurino Hana),winner in JPN Fat Weasel ( f. by Frankincense (GB)),3 wins in JPN,KANSAI TELECASTING CORP.SHO ROSE STAKES,RINDO SHO,3rd QUEEN STAKES VELVET GLOVE ( c. by Royal Ski (USA))8 wins in JPN,FEBRUARY HANDICAP JPN-G3,GINREI STAKES,TOMOE SHO,WAKABA SHO, MUSASHINO STAKES,2nd GARNET STAKES,2nd SAPPORO NIKKEI SHO,2nd KEIYO STAKES,3rd TIMES HAI MARRON DUKE ( c. by Royal Ski (USA))13 wins in JPN,TOCHIGI DAISHOTEN, YASHIO SHO,2nd ORIHIME SHO (twice),2nd INAHO SHO,2nd TAKAUJI SHO,3rd TOCHIGI DAISHOTEN,3rd ASHIKAGA KINEN (twice).

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