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Barn E1 Hip No. Consigned by Asmussen Horse Center, Agent 146 A Primal Fever Storm Cat C Storm Boot . { Aliata Primal Storm . Stalwart { Primistal . { Classy Account C Primal Fever . Forty Niner Dk bay/br. gelding; Gold Fever . { Lead Kindly Light February 26, 2008 {Ofelia Fever . R Theatrical (IRE) (2000) { Shakespearean . { Different Worlds E By PRIMAL STORM (2002), black type winner of 3 races, $137,672, Flash S. [G3], 3rd Tremont S., Dancing Count S. Son of Storm Boot, black type- placed, sire of 50 black type winners, including Mani Bhavan ($267,000, D Spinaway S. [G1], etc), Hurricane Bertie [G2] ($940,041), Night Patrol [G2] ($822,622), Smooth Jazz. His first foals are 2-year-olds of 2010. I 1st dam OFELIA FEVER, by Gold Fever. Winner at 2, $12,050. Dam of 2 other foals of racing age, which have not started. T 2nd dam SHAKESPEAREAN, by Theatrical (IRE). Placed at 3, $9,325. Dam of 2 other E winners-- Morocchius. 3 wins at 4, 2009, 12,683 pounds in England. Total: $20,892. Romeo’s Gold. 2 wins at 4, $18,695. D 3rd dam Different Worlds, by Cornish Prince. 5 wins at 3 and 4, $96,525, 2nd Mis- sion Viejo S. Dam of 2 winners-- Tanzia. 2 wins at 3, $40,950. Dam of-- MIKE THE SECOND. Winner at 3 in Peru, Clasico Gustavo Prado Heu- debert [G3]. T Romulo. Winner at 4, $13,581. Henie. Placed at 4 and 5, $20,600. Dam of 2 winners, including-- L. A. Jade. 12 wins, 3 to 7, $121,400. E Six Worlds. Unraced. Dam of 3 foals, all winners, including-- Questionable World. 3 wins at 2 and 3, $108,003, 2nd Malcolm Ander- X son S. (BM, $14,300). Fabulous World. Winner at 2 and 3, $66,565, 3rd Willard L. Proctor Memorial S.-R (HOL, $10,356). A 4th dam CARONATTA, by Raise a Native. Placed at 2. Sister to CROWNED PRINCE (champion in England, sire), MAJESTIC PRINCE (9 wins in 10 starts, S $414,200, Kentucky Derby, etc., sire), Our Queen (granddam of CA- SINO MAGISTRATE [G3], $355,148), half-sister to LOVELY GYP- SY, Betty Loraine (dam of CARACOLERO, champion in France, sire; Native Loraine; granddam of BUCKEYE SEARCH, BAHAMIAN SUNSHINE, SECRETO, INTERREX). Dam of 6 winners, including-- RALLY RUN. Winner at 2, $77,505, Graduation S. [LR] (DMR, $46,725), B 3rd Super Derby Juvenile S. [L] (LAD, $8,250). Different Worlds. Black type-placed winner, see above. R Snow Petals. Winner in 1 start at 3, $7,700. Dam of-- Filigree. 10 wins, 2 to 7, $478,607, 2nd Survive S. [R] (SA, $21,820), Melair S. [R] (HOL, $20,000), Tizna S.-R (SA, $19,500), 3rd Fantastic E Girl S.-R (DMR, $11,007), Merial California Cup Distaff Starter H.-R. Nominated to Texas Stallion Stakes Series. D Accredited Texas-bred. 1-10.

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