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Lady Aurelia Hip No. Barn 4 200 Consigned by Hill ’n’ Dale Sales Agency, Agent Lady Aurelia Johannesburg . Hennessy Scat Daddy . {Myth {Love Style . Mr. Prospector Lady Aurelia . {Likeable Style Bay filly; Forest Wildcat . Storm Cat foaled 2014 {D’ Wildcat Speed . {Victoria Beauty (2000) {Velvet Panther . Pentaquod {Blue Eyed Cat By SCAT DADDY (2004), [G1] $1,334,300. Leading sire in Chile 4 times. Sire of 8 crops, 108 black type wnrs, 12 champions, $70,415,514, includ- ing Dacita (CHI) [G1] ($1,598,369), and Caravaggio [G1] ($992,823), Lady of Shamrock [G1] ($950,400), No Nay Never [G1]. Sire of dams of black type winners Whitmore, Mo d’Amour, Testing One Two, etc. 1st dam D’ WILDCAT SPEED, by Forest Wildcat. 16 wins in 22 starts, 2 to 5, $622,430, horse of the year in Puerto Rico, imported champion filly, Rampart H. [G2] (GP, $120,000), Pocahontas S. (CRC, $24,000), Clasico Ano Nuevo, Clasico Accion de Gracias, Clasico Prensa Hipica, Clasico Wiso G., Clasico Dia de la Mujer, Clasico Roberto Clemente, Clasico Entrena- dores, 2nd Banshee Breeze H. [L] (GP, $15,000), Connie’s Magic S. (CRC, $7,000), Draw In S. (CRC, $8,000), 3rd Shirley Jones H. [G2] (GP, $16,500). Dam of 6 foals of racing age, 5 to race, 4 winners, incl.-- LADY AURELIA (f. by Scat Daddy). Black type winner, see below. Titletown Five (c. by Tiznow). Winner at 2, $105,078, 2nd Gazebo S. (OP, $12,000). 2nd dam VELVET PANTHER, by Pentaquod. 31 wins in 55 starts, $648,599, champion imported handicap mare twice in Puerto Rico, Clasico Prensa Hipica, Clasico Wiso G., Clasico Prensa Hipica, Clasico Santiago Iglesias Pan- tin, 2nd Clasico Prensa Hipica, etc. Dam of 6 foals, 5 winners, incl.-- D’ WILDCAT SPEED (f. by Forest Wildcat). Black type winner, see above. D’court’s Speed (g. by Doneraile Court). 4 wins at 2 and 5, $118,190, 2nd Foolish Pleasure S. [L] (CRC, $20,000), Seacliff S. (CRC, $8,000). D’ broken Speed (g. by Broken Vow). 7 wins to 5, $106,865, 2nd Foolish Pleasure Breeders’ Cup S. [L] (CRC, $30,000), 3rd Clasico Bobby Fabelo. 3rd dam BLUE EYED CAT, by Great Above. 9 wins, $51,695. Dam of 3 winners, incl.-- VELVET PANTHER. Black type winner, see above. 4th dam ANOTHER CAT, by Catullus. 5 wins at 2, $60,082, Clasico El Fanatico Hipico, etc. Sister to ONE CAT ($258,699), half-sister to MISTY ONE, Retail King. Dam of 5 foals to race, 4 winners, including-- Theda Bara. Winner at 3, $20,854, 2nd Priscilla S. G’dam of Fort Howard. Race Record: (In France) at 2, hwt. filly, one win (Prix Morny [G1]) in 1 start. Earned 199,990 euro. (In England) at 2, hwt. filly, one win (Queen Mary S. [G2]), once 3rd (Cheveley Park S. [G1]) in 2 starts; at 3, one win (King’s Stand S. [G1]), once 2nd (Nunthorpe S. [G1]) in 2 starts; at 4, unplaced in 1 start. Totals: 2 wins, once 2nd, once 3rd, earned 383,839 pounds. (In N.A./U.S.) at 2, one win (set ntr at Keeneland, 4 1/2 furlongs in 0:50.85) in 1 start; at 3, one win (Giant’s Causeway S. [L], KEE, $60,000) in 2 starts; at 4, once 2nd (Giant’s Causeway S. [L], KEE, $20,000) in 1 start. Total: 2 wins, once 2nd in 4 starts, earned $110,000. Total: $834,945. Broodmare prospect. 8-18.
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