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Chiba Thoroughbred Sale Thoroughbreds 2-Year-Olds Hip No Chiba Thoroughbred Sale Thoroughbreds 2-Year-Olds Hip No. 24 dark bay or brown Colt Foaled Feb 22,2017 Sunday Silence(USA) ３－ｅ Neo Universe(JPN) Pointed Path(GB) １－ｌ Victoire Pisa(JPN) dk.b. 2007 Machiavellian(USA) ２－ｄ Whitewater Affair(GB) Much Too Risky(GB) ８－ｄ Kingmambo(USA) ２０ El Condor Pasa(USA) Saddlers Gal(IRE) ５－ｈ Omega Island(JPN) dk.b. 2002 Tony Bin(IRE) １９－ｂ Irish Dance(JPN) Buper Dance(USA) ６－ａ Halo(USA) : S4xS5 Mr. Prospector(USA) : S4xM4 Northern Dancer(CAN) : M5xM5 1st-Dam： Omega Island（JPN）（2002 d.b. by El Condor Pasa（USA））placed in JPN ［Dam of 6 named foals, 6 to race. Winners（wins）: 5（13 ）in JRA, 2（6）in NAR.］ Omega Blue Hawaii（JPN）（2007 F d.b. by Fuji Kiseki（JPN））3 wins in JPN OMEGA SKY TREE（JPN）（2008 G d.b. by Zenno Rob Roy（JPN））9 wins in JPN,in training,2nd HOCHI ALLSTAR CUP （JPN D2100）,MATSUDO TOKUBETSU （JPN D2400） OMEGA HEARTLAND（JPN）（2009 F b. by Agnes Tachyon（JPN））3 wins in JPN,FLOWER CUP G3 （JPN T1800）,2nd TURQUOISE STAKES L（JPN T1600） OMEGA HEART ROCK（JPN）（2011 F d.b. by Neo Universe（JPN））2 wins in JPN,FAIRY STAKES G3 （JPN T1600） Omega Heart Song（JPN）（2012 F br. by Zenno Rob Roy（JPN））winner in JPN Omega Heartbeat（JPN）（2015 F d.b. by Victoire Pisa（JPN））winner in JPN,in training 2nd-Dam： IRISH DANCE（JPN）（1990 b. by Tony Bin（IRE））9 wins in JPN,NIIGATA KINEN JPN-G3（JPN T2000）,NIIGATA DAISHOT EN JPN-G3（JPN T2000）,2nd SANKEI SHO ALL COMERS JPN-G2（JPN T2200）,NEW YEAR STAKES （JPN T1600）,NO VEMBER STAKES （JPN T1600）,YAMANAKAKO TOKUBETSU （JPN T1400）,etc. Irish Peace（JPN）（2000 F ch. by Sunday Silence（USA））,unraced NAMURA ANNE（JPN）（2012 F d.b. by Empire Maker（USA））5 wins in JPN,MIYAKOOJI STAKES L（JPN T1800）,2 nd SHIRAYURI STAKES （JPN T1800）,ASUKA STAKES （JPN T1800）,ENSHUNADA TOKUBETSU （JPN T2000）, AYAME SHO （JPN T1800） HEART'S CRY（JPN）（2001 C b. by Sunday Silence（USA））4 wins in JPN,ARIMA KINEN（THE GRAND PRIX） JPN-G1（ JPN T2500）,KYOTO SHIMBUN HAI JPN-G2（JPN T2200）,2nd TOKYO YUSHUN（JAPANESE DERBY） JPN-G1（JPN T2400）,2nd JAPAN CUP JPN-G1（JPN T2400）,etc.winner in UAE･GB,DUBAI SHEEMA CLASSIC G1 （UAE）,3rd KING GEORGE VI AND QUEEN ELIZABETH S G1 （GB ）（, 2005）Best Older Colt or Horse in JPN,sire 3rd-Dam： Buper Dance（USA）（1983 d.b. by Lyphard（USA））,unraced Speed Iris（JPN）（1991 F br. by Mr.C.B.（JPN））7 wins in JPN,2nd ANTARES STAKES JPN-G3（JPN D1800）,TOKAI ST AKES （JPN D1700）,2nd EMPRESS HAI（KIYOFUJI KINEN） （JPN D2000）,2nd KAN-ETSU STAKES （JPN D1700）,AL EXANDRITE STAKES （JPN D1600）,OCTOBER STAKES （JPN T2300）,etc. Fantastico（JPN）（2002 F g. by Speed World（USA））2 wins in JPN Rice Terrace（JPN）（2008 F g. by Song of Wind（JPN））2 wins in JPN,3rd HANSHIN JUVENILE FILLIES G1 （JPN T1600）,2nd TULIP SHO G3 （JPN T1600）,SAFFRON SHO （JPN T1400） LADY TYCOON（JPN）（1994 F ch. by Criminal Type（USA））4 wins in JPN,TOKA SHO （JPN T1400） Nonko（JPN）（2003 F ch. by Agnes Tachyon（JPN））3 wins in JPN NONKONO YUME（JPN）（2012 G d.ch by Twining（USA））8 wins in JPN,in training,FEBRUARY STAKES G1 （JP N D1600）,JAPAN DIRT DERBY LR （JPN D2000）,NEGISHI STAKES G3 （JPN D1400）,TOKYO CHUNICHI SPO RTS HAI MUSASHINO STAKES G3 （JPN D1600）,UNICORN STAKES G3 （JPN D1600）,2nd CHAMPIONS CUP G1 （JPN D1800）,etc. 4th-Dam： My Bupers（USA）（1967 d.b. by Bupers（USA））placed in USA ［2nd Dam of］ TIS JULIET（USA）（1986 F ch. by Alydar（USA））3 wins in USA,SHUVEE H G1 （USA）,3rd SILVER BELLES H G2 （ USA）,3rd A GLEAM H G2 （USA）,2nd DARK STAR H L（USA）,2nd SANTA LUCIA H LR （USA） STELLA MADRID（USA）（1987 F b. by Alydar（USA））6 wins in USA,ACORN S G1 （USA）,FRIZETTE S G1 （USA ）,MATRON S G1 （USA）,SPINAWAY S G1 （USA）,3rd MOTHER GOOSE S G1 （USA）,3rd BREEDERS' CUP JUVE NILE FILLIES G1 （USA）,etc. WINONA（IRE）（1995 F b. by Alzao（USA））2 wins in IRE･USA･GB ･FR,IRISH OAKS G1 （IRE）,3rd CORONATION S G 1（GB ）,2nd PARK S G3 （IRE） Seller : Shadai Farm Owner : Shadai Farm Consignor : Shadai Farm Breeding Farm : Shadai Farm.
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