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NUMAANY 2005 Chestnut - Dosage Profile: 10-11-27-4-0; DI: 1.97; CD: +0.52 NUMAANY 2005 Chestnut - Dosage Profile: 10-11-27-4-0; DI: 1.97; CD: +0.52 RACE AND (STAKES) RECORD Bold Ruler Boldnesian Alanesian (in N.A., U.A.E.) Bold Reasoning Hail to Reason Age Starts 1st 2nd 3rd Earnings Reason to Earn Sailing Home 22100 $34,450 Seattle Slew Round Table 38103(1) 83,172 Poker Glamour 4 12 520 68,760 My Charmer Jet Action 58212 38,214 Fair Charmer Myrtle Charm 64010 2,704 A.P. Indy (1989) *Nasrullah Bold Ruler 34 945(1) $227,300 Miss Disco Secretariat *Princequillo Somethingroyal At 2, WON a maiden special weight race at Aqueduct (1 1/8 Imperatrice Weekend Surprise mi., defeating British Columbia, Stormtalk, Baystreet Tom Fool Buckpasser Busanda Bully, etc.). Lassie Dear Sir Gaylord At 3, WON an allowance race at Saratoga (1 1/8 mi., defeating Gay Missile Missy Baba Tizbig, Mucho Macho, Skills Coach, etc.), 3rd Mujahid Numaany Nearco Nearctic Al Bastakiya at Nad Al Sheba (1,800 meters, to Royal *Lady Angela Northern Dancer Vintage, Honour Devil (ARG), defeating Paveroc, etc.). Native Dancer Natalma Almahmoud At 4, WON an allowance race at Hastings Park (1 1/8 mi., Nijinsky II Bull Lea top weight of 122 lbs., by 5 1/4 lengths, defeating Bull Page Our Page Harlem, Candlestick Park, Colondelivery, etc.), a hand- Flaming Page Menow Flaring Top icap race at Hastings Park (1 3/4 mi., top weight of 126 Flaming Top Munnaya (1991) lbs., by 3 1/4 lengths, defeating Diamonds Lil Devil, Native Dancer Raise a Native Raise You Military Deputy, Bad Sneakers, etc.), a handicap race at Alydar On-and-On Hastings Park (1 1/2 mi., top weight of 124 lbs., by 3 Sweet Tooth Plum Cake 1/4 lengths, defeating Bad Sneakers, Diamonds Lil Hiaam Graustark Key to the Mint Devil, Military Deputy, etc.), a handicap race at Hastings Key Bridge Kamar Park (1 7/16 mi., top weight of 122 lbs., by 3 1/4 Quadrangle Square Angel lengths, defeating Harlem, Windy Day, Military Deputy, Nangela etc.), a handicap race at Hastings Park (1 1/8 mi., de- feating Bad Sneakers, Candlestick Park, Colondelivery, NAUGHTY NUMAN (2014 c., Mantles Star (GB)). 2 wins GABRIEL’S HILL. 3 wins, $272,170, in N.A., 2nd Brook- etc.). at 3, 2017, $34,050, Wayne Harris H. lyn H.-G2, etc.; winner at 5 in Ecuador, champion im- At 5, WON a handicap race at Hastings Park (1 1/2 mi., equal Tidal Mist (2014 f., Storm Bird). Winner at 3, 2017, $51,- ported older horse, Clasico Fundacion de Guayaquil. 586, 2nd Bird of Pay S., 3rd Princess Margaret S., Two- top weight of 123 lbs., defeating Finally Kruisin, Military FEMALE LINE Deputy, Wild Young Cowboy, etc.), a handicap race at Year-Old Filly Sales S.-R, Sturgeon River S.-R. My Boy Seamus (2014 c., Toccet). Winner at 3, 2017, $10,- 1st dam Hastings Park(1 3/8 mi., top weight of 122 lbs., defeating MUNNAYA, by Nijinsky II. Winner at 3 in England, Cham- Finally Kruisin, Moscato, Harlem, etc.). 713. Penny a Point (2015 f., Point Given). Placed in 1 start at 2, pagne Ruinart Oaks Trial S., etc. Dam of-- IN THE STUD 2017, $6,520. ALPHA (c. by Bernardini). 6 wins, 2 to 4, $1,785,667, NUMAANY entered stud in 2012. in N.A./U.S., Woodward S.-G1, Travers S.-G1, Jim MALE LINE Dandy S.-G2, Withers S.-G3, Count Fleet S.-L, STATISTICAL SUMMARY NUMAANY is by A.P. INDY, classic winner of 8 races at 2nd Resorts World Casino New York City Wood 2 crops Lifetime Lifetime 2yo 2 and 3, $2,979,815, horse of the year, champion 3- Memorial S.-G1, Champagne S.-G1, etc. Foals of racing age 12 12 year-old colt, Belmont S.-G1, etc. Leading sire twice, MYSTIC MELODY (f. by Seattle Slew). 2 wins to 3 in Starters (/Fls) 9(75%) 6(50%) sire of 164 stakes winners, 12 champions, including-- France, Prix Coronation, 2nd Prix Vanteaux-G3, etc. Winners (/Str) 5(56%) 2(33%) Total Starts 48 16 BERNARDINI. 6 wins in 8 starts at 3, $3,060,480, cham- Numaany. Subject stallion. Total Wins (/Starts) 10(21%) 4(25%) pion 3-year-old colt, Preakness S.-G1, Travers S.-G1, Lavender Sky (f. by Mt. Livermore). Winner at 2 and 4, Total Earnings $315,200 $199,364 Jockey Club Gold Cup-G1, Jim Dandy S.-G2, etc. Sire. $195,852, 2nd San Gorgonio H.-G2, etc. Avg. Earnings (/Str) $35,022 $33,227 HONOR CODE. 6 wins, $2,518,260, champion older horse, Yaya (f. by Rahy). 2 wins at 3 in France, 2nd Prix Ma- Avg. Earnings (/Start) $6,567 $12,460 Whitney S.-G1, NYRA.com Metropolitan H.-G1, etc. dame Jean Couturie. Producer. Stakes Wnrs (/Str) 1(11%) 1(17%) MINESHAFT. Winner at 3 in England; placed in 1 start at Tethkar (GB) (f. by Machiavellian). Unplaced. Dam of Stakes Horses (/Str) 3(33%) 2(33%) 3 in France, 3rd Prix Daphnis-G3; 9 wins in 11 starts at Coffs Harbour (c. by Swain (IRE), in Netherlands, Avg. Earnings Index 1.42 1.96 3 and 4, $2,256,046, in N.A., horse of the year, champi- 2nd Bankers Cambridgeshire, etc.), Classical World Comparable Index 0.69 on older horse, Jockey Club Gold Cup-G1, etc. Sire. 2017 Statistics (g. by El Prado (IRE), 3rd Bwin Sachsen Preis). Starters 9 RAGS TO RICHES. 5 wins at 3, $1,342,528, champion 3- Broodmare Sire Winners (/Str) 5(56%) year-old filly, Belmont S.-G1, Kentucky Oaks-G1, etc. NIJINSKY II, 1967. Leading broodmare sire twice, sire of Total Starts 38 MARCHFIELD. 7 wins, 3 to 5, $1,135,401, champion old- 378 dams of 3475 foals, 2757 rnrs (79%), 1901 Total Wins (/Starts) 9(24%) er horse twice in Canada, Breeders' S.-LR, etc. Sire. wnrs (55%), 455 2yo wnrs (13%), 1.93 AEI, 1.46 Total Earnings $263,746 EYE OF THE LEOPARD. 5 wins, $1,015,561, champion CI, 263 stakes winners. Avg. Earnings (/Str) $29,305 3-year-old colt in Canada, Queen's Plate-LR, etc. Sire. 2nd dam Avg. Earnings (/Start) $6,941 TEMPERA. 3 wins, $670,240, in N.A., champion 2-year- Stakes Wnrs (/Str) 1(11%) HIAAM, by Alydar. 3 wins to 3 in England, Princess Mar- old filly, Breeders' Cup Juvenile Fillies-G1, etc.; placed garet S.-G3, Bet With the Tote S., etc. Half-sister to NUMAANY HAS SIRED in U.A.E., 2nd Melbourne Racing Club U.A.E. Oaks, etc. KEY TO THE MOON ( $714,536, champion 3-year- HERE’S HANNAH (2015 f., dam by A Fleets Dancer). 3 FESTIVAL OF LIGHT. Placed at 3, $9,145, in N.A.; 3 wins old colt in Canada, sire), GORGEOUS ($1,171,370), wins in 3 starts at 2, 2017, $140,850, Fantasy S.-L, in 5 starts at 4 in U.A.E., horse of the year, Jebel Ali SEASIDE ATTRACTION ($272,541). Dam of-- Sadie Diamond Futurity-R. Hotel & Resort Godolphin Mile-G3. Sire. SHEER REASON (f. by Danzig). 2 wins in France, Cri- BABYS GOT TRACK (2014 f., Mazel Trick). 3 wins at 2 SERENADING. 6 wins, 3 to 5, $561,599, champion older terium d'Evry, 2nd Criterium des Deux Ans-G2, etc. and 3, 2017, $66,288, Thoroughbred Ladies Club H., mare in Canada, Falls City H.-G2, Maple Leaf S.-L, etc. Other stakes winners: MALL QUEEN (f. by Sheikh Al- 2nd Hong Kong Jockey Club H., 3rd Supernaturel H. CATCH THE THRILL. 3 wins to 4, $316,425, champion 2- badou (GB)), MUNNAYA (f. by Nijinsky II, above). year-old filly in Canada, Princess Elizabeth S.-LR, etc. 2018 FEE: $2,000 ($200 booking fee, balance due live foal) Property of Mr. & Mrs. B. Gallagher & Sons CANMOR FARMS Inquiries to Maureen Goss 205 - 256th Street, Aldergrove, British Columbia V4W 2H6 (604) 856-2312 • FAX (604) 857-9044 email: [email protected] • website: www.canmorfarms.ca Kevin Gallagher (604) 294-6611 • (604) 461-1913 • FAX (604) 294-6624 e-mail: [email protected].
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