DARK BAY OR BROWN FILLY Foaled January 28, 2019

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DARK BAY OR BROWN FILLY Foaled January 28, 2019 25 Consigned by Shadai Farm #Kingmambo !King Kamehameha & Rulership $ Manfath ! #Tony Bin (2007)'Air Groove DARK BAY OR" &Dyna Carle BROWN FILLY% #Woodman ' !Timber Country & Pure Mind $ Fall Aspen #Tayasu Tsuyoshi (2008)'Spring a Mine &Dyna Mine YEARLING [Mr. Prospector 4SX4D, Northern Taste 4SX4D] By RULERSHIP (JPN). 2016 Champion first crop sire in Japan. Graded and group race winner in Japan and Hong Kong, Queen Elizabeth II Cup [G1], etc. Retired to stud in 2013. Sire of KISEKI (Kikuka Sho (Japanese St. Leger) [G1]), MER DE GLACE (MRC Caulfield Cup [G1]),DANBURITE(Kyoto Kinen [G2]), LION LION (Aoba Sho [G2]),MUITOOBRIGADO(Copa Repub- lica Argentina [G2]),FAIRYPOLKA(2020 Fukushima Himba S. [G3]),etc. Barn 1st dam PURE MIND (JPN), by Timber Country (USA). 2 wins in Japan. Half-sister to MARUKA FLEET (JPN). Dam of 4 foals of racing age, 2 to ⑫ race, both winners ― ― LONGING FURROW (JPN)(15 g. by Strong Return (JPN)). Winner in Ja- １３ pan. GOLD FRAME (JPN)(16 g. by Screen Hero (JPN)). 2 wins in Japan. Kafuji Aries (JPN)(17 f. by Just a Way (JPN)). In Training. (18 c. by Heart's Cry (JPN)). 2nd dam SPRING A MINE (JPN), by Tayasu Tsuyoshi (JPN). 2 wins in Japan. Dam of ― MARUKA FLEET (JPN) (c. by Afleet (CAN)). 10 wins in Japan, 218,228,000Yen, Hokkaido Sprint Cup [L],EnifS[L], Shimotsuki S [L],2ndCoralS[L], Galaxy S [L], 3rd Capella S [G3]. GEMEINSCHAFT (JPN)(g. by Falbrav (IRE)). 4 wins in Japan. 3rd dam DYNA MINE ( JPN ) , by Northern Taste ( CAN ) . 7 wins in Japan, 147,373,400 Yen, Himba Tokyo Times Hai [JPN3] , Niigata Kinen [JPN3], 2nd Sekiya Kinen [JPN3], Azumakofuji Sho [OP],FujiS[OP]. Sister to DYNA SHOOT (JPN).Damof― BROAD MIND (JPN). 4 wins in Japan, 9 wins over jumps in Japan, best steeplechase horse in Japan (twice), Nakayama Daishogai (twice). 4th dam SHADAI MINE (JPN), by Hitting Away (USA). 3 wins in Japan, Shiwasu Tokubetsu. Dam of ― DYNA MINE (JPN). Black-type winner, above. DYNA SHOOT (JPN). 4 wins in Japan, 173,821,800Yen, Keisei Hai Sansai S [JPN2], Niigata Sansai S [JPN3], Tanabata Sho [JPN3].Dam of ADMIRE MAX (JPN) (Takamatsunomiya Kinen [JPN1]),grandam of RHEIN KRAFT (JPN) (Oka Sho (Japanese 1000 Guin- eas) [JPN1], NHK Mile Cup [JPN1]), FLORENTINO (JPN) (Jeffer- son Cup S [G2]), ADMIRE ROYAL (JPN) (Procyon S [G3]). SUMMER WINE (JPN). 3 wins in Japan. Grandam of SONG OF WIND (JPN) (Kikuka Sho (Japanese St. Leger) [JPN1])..

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