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To Consignors Index To Consignors Index To Consignors Lot Box Aga Khan Studs S.C. 474 c Zoheyr (IRE)............................................................... E31 555 g Zeydabad (IRE)............................................................... E30 556 g Azakan (IRE)............................................................... E29 557 c Shamiyan (IRE)............................................................... E28 558 g Karakhan (IRE)............................................................... E27 559 c Zarafshan (IRE)............................................................... E26 560 c Rayounpour (IRE)...............................................................E25 561 c Hazran (IRE)............................................................... F7 562 g Kattani (IRE)............................................................... F6 563 c Zarandi (IRE)............................................................... F5 564 g Bashiyr (IRE)............................................................... F4 565 c Tinandali (IRE)............................................................... F3 566 c Shelir (IRE)............................................................... F2 Ballygallon Stud 494 g Irish Agent (IRE)............................................................... E1 Ballylinch Stud 497 f Feather Step (IRE)...............................................................G2 Baroda Stud 460 c 17 Colt............................................................... C7 519 f Teodora de Urbina (GB)...............................................................C6 520 f Isle of Shadows (IRE)...............................................................C5 Baronrath 505 c Military Star (USA)...............................................................F30 506 g Crimson King (IRE)...............................................................F29 Boherna Stables 489 f Be Like The Bird (IRE)...............................................................E5 513 g Adapt To Dan (IRE)...............................................................E4 514 g Cafe Con Leche (IRE)...............................................................E3 Buckley, Mr. Clive 501 g Noble Intention (IRE)...............................................................F12 Butlersgrove Stud 477 f Silent Look (IRE)...............................................................D25 Careg Wen Stables 462 c 17 Colt............................................................... C2 Carrick Stud 457 c Cappella Sansevero - Dane Blue...............................................................B30 Conyngham Lodge Stables 533 g All Body And Soul (GB)...............................................................F27 534 g Rule The Sea (GB)...............................................................F26 Copper Beech Stables 465 g Gutaifan Turbo (IRE)...............................................................D7 466 f Hi Baby (IRE)............................................................... D6 529 g Metal Man (IRE)............................................................... D5 530 c Ballydrislane (IRE)...............................................................D4 531 c Zaamar (IRE)............................................................... D3 532 g Tonkinese (GB)............................................................... D2 Crampscastle Stables 471 g Dark Design (IRE)...............................................................C21 525 g Liquid Luck (IRE)...............................................................C20 526 g Self Rule (IRE)............................................................... C19 527 f Peruvian Lily (FR)...............................................................C18 528 g Solomons Seal (IRE)...............................................................C17 Cullentra House Stables 475 f Rythmic Melody (IRE)...............................................................D27 Currabeg Stables 522 f Miss Zizi (IRE)............................................................... C32 523 f X' Girl (IRE)............................................................... C31 524 c Highland Dress (GB)...............................................................C30 Curragh House Stables 459 f 17 Filly............................................................... B28 499 f Mijul Trail (IRE)............................................................... B27 Danestown Stables 586 f Sarah Jessica (IRE)...............................................................G13 587 f Aasleagh Fawn (IRE)...............................................................G12 588 f Tritonix (GB)............................................................... G11 589 f Aasleagh Dawn (IRE)...............................................................G10 Darren Bunyan Racing 502 g Orlov (IRE)............................................................... F10 503 g Impulse Power (IRE)...............................................................F9 Desert Gallops 456 g Dragon Pulse - Monpapa...............................................................B31 Drumbaragh Stud 580 g Double Talkin Jive (IRE)...............................................................F19 Fox Covert Stables 467 f Lizzie Lightening (IRE)...............................................................B24 468 c Call Me Rocky (IRE)...............................................................B23 Index To Consignors Lot Box Fox Covert Stables 478 c Kenshibu (IRE)............................................................... B22 479 c Kokura (GB)............................................................... B21 480 g Captain Corcoran (IRE)...............................................................B20 481 c Borelli (IRE)............................................................... B19 482 f Champers Elysees (IRE)...............................................................B18 483 f Yolo Aris (GB)............................................................... B17 571 g Pearl Warrior (GB)...............................................................C16 572 g Insane Bolt (IRE)...............................................................C15 573 g Finding Nero (IRE)...............................................................C14 574 f Festina Plente (GB)...............................................................C13 575 f So Familiar (IRE)...............................................................C12 576 g Formal Order (GB)...............................................................C11 577 f Cruella Dovil (IRE)...............................................................C10 Foxford Stud 500 f High Spec (IRE)............................................................... F13 Friarstown Stables 498 f Jungle Spirit (IRE)...............................................................F14 Glebe House Stables 567 f Leagan Gaeilge (IRE)...............................................................C28 568 c National Security (IRE)...............................................................C27 569 g Change of Velocity (IRE)...............................................................C26 570 g Clongowes (IRE)...............................................................C25 Glenburnie Stables 484 g Leadership Race (IRE)...............................................................D24 485 g Convincer (IRE)............................................................... D23 486 c Eclector (GB)............................................................... D22 487 g Agent Zero (FR)............................................................... D21 488 c Marchons Ensemble (GB)...............................................................D20 535 c Meta Morph (IRE)...............................................................D19 536 f Marmolata (IRE)............................................................... D18 537 g Excelcius (USA)............................................................... D17 538 g Giga White (IRE)............................................................... E16 539 g Erich Bloch (IRE)...............................................................E15 540 g Major Reward (IRE)...............................................................E14 541 g Andre Amar (IRE)...............................................................E13 542 g Calonne (IRE)............................................................... E12 543 g Merricourt (IRE)............................................................... E11 544 g Bobby Boy (IRE)............................................................... E10 545 g Psychedelic Funk (GB)...............................................................E9 546 g Medicine Jack (GB)...............................................................E8 547 c Phoenix Open (USA)...............................................................E7 Halford, Mr. George 578 f Dandys Gold (IRE)...............................................................F21 Jarlath Fahey Racing 593 g Maunganui (IRE)............................................................... G5 Jessica Harrington Racing 490 c Grey Serge (GB)............................................................... E23 491 c Recall The Show (GB)...............................................................E22 492 f For The Trees (IRE)...............................................................E21 548 c Sutter (IRE)............................................................... E20 549 f Dragon Roll (IRE)...............................................................E19
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