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54 Cherylina Hip No. Consigned by Charlton (Mr. and Mrs. Rick Abbott), Agent 54 Cherylina Northern Dancer Nijinsky II . { Flaming Page Shahrastani . Thatch { Shademah (IRE) . { Shamim Cherylina . Sir Gaylord Chestnut mare; Habitat . { Little Hut foaled 1990 {Habitina (FR) . Alcide (1973) { Rabisina . { Rossellina By SHAHRASTANI (1983), Ever Ready Epsom Derby [G1], Budweiser Irish Derby [G1], etc. Sire of 13 black type winners, including Mara- stani ($476,680 in N.A., Stars and Stripes H. [G3], etc.), Kazabaiyn [G3] ($271,521 in NA), Dariyoun (chp). Sire of dams of black type winners Alamshar, Crash Course, No Jacket Required, Taberann, etc. 1st dam HABITINA (FR), by Habitat. Unplaced in 2 starts in France. Dam of 14 foals of racing age, 13 to race, all winners, including-- HIGH HABITATION (g. by Highland Park). 13 wins, 3 to 7, $344,318, Robert F. Carey Memorial H. [L] (HAW, $60,000), W. H. Bishop H. [R] (AP, $45,000), Illinois Coronet H. [R] (HAW, $31,080), Illinois Coronet H. [R] (HAW, $31,230), 2nd W. H. Bishop H. [R] (AP, $15,000), 3rd Illinois Coronet H. [R] (HAW, $5,711), Madera Thoroughbreds H. (BM, $4,500), Mister Gus S. (AP, $3,878). TAKE IT ON THE LAM (c. by Bailjumper). 7 wins, 3 to 8, $126,559, Medford S. [OR], 2nd Lamplighter H. [G2], Ben Franklin H. [L], 3rd West Long Branch H. [OR], Post Card S. (DEL, $2,118), 4th Long Branch S. [G3]. Never to Squander (g. by Stalwart). Winner at 3, $90,288, 2nd Hope- mont S. [L] (KEE, $12,500), T. V. Lark S. (AP, $8,720), 3rd Ken- tucky Cup Juvenile S. [G3]. 2nd dam RABISINA, by Alcide. Unplaced in 1 start at 2 in Italy. Half-sister to RUYSDAEL II (champion colt in Italy, sire), REALGAR (sire). Dam of TIPPERARY FIXER (c. by Targowice). 3 wins in France, Prix Kergorlay-G2, etc.; placed in 1 start in England, 2nd Gold Cup-G1. Race Record: At 2, unraced; at 3, one win; at 4, one win, twice 3rd. Earned $9,350. Produce Record: 1995 Varnina, f. by Quest for Fame (GB). Winner at 3 in Argentina. 1996 no report. 1997 unnamed c. by Cryptoclearance. To Japan. 1998 Make His Mark, c. by Devil His Due. 5 wins, 2 to 4, $52,820. 1999 Cryptic Message, c. by Cryptoclearance. Unplaced. 2000 Evaluation, f. by Unaccounted For. Winner at 3, 2003. 2001 Miss Appropriation, f. by Unaccounted For. At 2, 2003, unraced. 2002 c. by River Keen (IRE); 2003 f. by River Keen (IRE). Last mated April 29, 2003 and BELIEVED TO BE PREGNANT to-- ROCK AND ROLL (1995) (Cure the Blues--Secret’s Halo), black type winner of 10 races, $708,557, Churchill Downs H. [G2], Penn. Derby [G3], Cryptoclearance S., A. P. Indy S., 2nd Stuyvesant H. [G3], Sal- vator Mile H. [G3], etc. His first foals are yearlings of 2004. 12-03 Fmpedout.txt fm7099 awc /l/l HIP NUMBER:54.
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