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Farhh LOnhro Bernardini Skilled Emcee Dawn Approach Creachadoir FuriosO Vale Of York Poet’s Voice Exceed And Excel Shamardal Cape Cross AlexandrOs Benfica Dubawi Midshipman Discreet Cat GirOlamo Ad Valorem Regal Ransom Desert Party Kheleyf Reckless Abandon AuthOrized Helmet Hard Spun Street BOss Reset Von Costa de Hero RiOde la Plata Iffraaj Medaglia d’Oro Deep Sky Admire Moon MonterossO Street Sense Elusive Quality King’s Best Pyro Street Cry Manduro Slickly Epaulette Time Thief MasterstrOke Teofilo SepOy Denman Storming Home Animal Kingdom Raven’s Pass Commands Domesday New ApprOach Royal Applause CasamentO December 2013 Dear All It is the time of the year that we reflect on past events and look forward to the future. I want to thank everyone for your efforts throughout 2013. It has been a year of some lows but many highs and we can all feel very proud of our efforts and achievements. We all know that Darley has many moving parts that work together with the aim of providing Sheikh Mohammed enjoyment from his horses and I encourage all of you to reflect on the successes that we have enjoyed in 2013. There were many great moments and achievements, such as: EXCEED AND EXCEL being crowned Champion sire in Australia and his homebred daughter Guelph victorious in four Group 1s. The feats of DAWN APPROACH, flying the flag for NEW APPROACH in carrying the Godolphin colours to win the 2,000 Guineas and the St James’s Palace Stakes. The brave win of FARHH in the QIPCO Champion Stakes for Godolphin, homebred in England and raised in Ireland. The ongoing development of our racing team in Japan, putting us in the top five of owners and breeders there. The win of ALPHA in the Woodward Stakes at Saratoga – an American homebred by Bernardini. A Breeders’ Cup Juvenile Turf win for OUTSTRIP – Australian sired (Exceed And Excel), American dam (Asi Siempre), homebred in England, raised in Ireland, pretrained by our team in England and a success for Godolphin. We have much to look forward to in 2014 – new crops of two year olds, three year olds with Classic chances, wonderful older horses, emerging stallions and, hopefully, plenty of success that we can all share and enjoy. We are spread far and wide and we are large in number – 1,221 of us today. To each of you, thank you so much for your efforts for Sheikh Mohammed over the last 12 months and, most importantly, I hope that you and your families enjoy a happy Christmas and a wonderful 2014. Regards Olly Darley December 2013 Congratulations on more than 30 years of service. Thank you for your valued contribution. Jimmy Bell John Brady Ken Crozier Laurette Durick Gilbert Farrell Phillip Hampton Toshiyuki Nakamura Dan Rogers Kate Ryan Christy Watters Robert Woods Congratulations on more than 20 years of service. Thank you for your valued contribution. Christopher Appleyard Keith Aviss Sandy Ball Michael Banahan William Bell Philippe Berthelon Richard Blackford Mary Bourne Mary Bowd Brendan Boylan Judy Brannigan Michael Bray David Brophy Anthony Callan Gerard Cassidy Doug Chenault Steve Clark Gretta Clarke Kenneth Clarke Paul Clarke Natalie Cleary Ann Marie Collins Kevin Francis Conlon Susan Cusack Raymond Dean Christy Dempsey Allan Dempster Ger Donoher Ken Donoher Michael Doolan William Dotson Wayne Dunks Raymond Eyre Richard Farrow Christopher Field Tom Gallagher Bill Gayle Edward Gilbert Timothy Goldsmith Caroline Groves Mairead Hackett Gary Harlow Billy Harrison Ger Harrison Margaret Hayden Ian Hughes Jimmy Hyland Ray Hyland Kuniyuki Ikeda Paul Jenkins Willie Keulemans Bernard Knights Jeff Lawson James Lee Noel Lyons Kevin Mahoney Denes Marffy Edwin Marshall Joseph Mattingly Amanda McCreery Trish McGlynn John McGuire William Miley Ichiro Minamikawa Brian Molony Seamus Moloney Edwin Moore Mary Beth Moore Tom Moran Joe Muldowney Snr Mick Murphy Pat Murphy Paul Newton Christy Nolan Andrew Nugent Lawrence O’Brien Francis O’Keeffe David O’Neill Liam O’Rourke David Patrick Raymond Pearless Kevin Peel Suzanne Philcox Phil Pritchard Derek Puffett Wayn Reams Angela Rogers Troy Ross Ian Sawyer Doug Selby Rodney Sheehy Thomas Sheridan Owen Smyth Peter Snowden Ritchie Springate Terry Tatum Des Thornton Stewart Towlerton Joe Treacy Tony Treacy Kenny Trent Jill Turpin Salvador Vieyra James Whitton Suzanne Wickens David Williams L Dwayne Wilson Matthew Winters Neil Whiteside Joe Woodrum Simon Woollard Christine Yoakam Darley December 2013 A new face in 2014 With Peter Snowden leaving us at the end of April next year, John O’Shea has recently been appointed as Sheikh Mohammed’s trainer in Australia. John, who will join us in May 2014, grew up in a racing and farming family near Cairns in Queensland. He took out his training licence in Sydney in 1999 following years with legendary trainers Tommy Smith, Gai Waterhouse and Bart Cummings. John’s first G1 winner in 2002 was Shot Of Thunder and he has since had success at the highest level with horses such as six-time G1 winner Racing To Win; outstanding colts Foxwedge and Charge Forward; and multiple G1-winning fillies Private Steer and Sea Siren. A family man, John is married to Isabelle and has four children. We look forward to welcoming him next year. Good luck Peter Snowden has been our Head Trainer in Australia since our acquisition of the Woodlands operation in 2008. Peter recently decided to leave Darley in 2014 to set up his own training stable with his son, Paul. Peter has achieved many milestones during his time with us, including recording a clean sweep of Australia’s two-year-old G1 races in 2010/11 where Champion Sepoy won the Blue Diamond and Golden Slipper and Helmet won the Sires’ Produce and Champagne Stakes. In February this year Peter trained his 1,000th winner for Sheikh Mohammed, a number that has since climbed to 1,190 and includes 190 Stakes wins and 27 Group 1 wins. We wish Peter and the Snowden family all our very best for the future and thank him for all his hard work and dedication for the past six years. Darley 2013 Group/Grade 1 winners Darley (and Nominees) 11 wins, 7 winners AMBIVALENT (IRE) 4yo mare by Authorized (IRE) out of Darrery (GB) Homebred, foaled at Woodpark Stud, Ireland Nominee: Ali Saeed Pretty Polly Stakes, The Curragh APPEARANCE (AUS) 5yo mare by Commands (AUS) out of Disguise (AUS) Homebred, foaled at Kelvinside, NSW, Australia Coolmore Classic, Rosehill Queen Of The Turf, Rosehill COMPLACENT (AUS) 3yo colt by Authorized (IRE) out of Insouciance (AUS) Godolphin 10 wins, 7 winners Homebred, foaled at Northwood Park, VIC, Australia Spring Champion Stakes, Caulfield ALPHA (USA) EPAULETTE (AUS) 4yo colt by Bernardini (USA) out of Munnaya (USA) 4yo colt by Commands (AUS) out of Accessories (GB) Homebred, foaled at Gainsborough Farm, USA Homebred, foaled at Woodlands, NSW, Australia Woodward Stakes, Saratoga Doomben 10,000, Doomben BETTER LUCKY (USA) GUELPH (AUS) 4yo filly by Ghostzapper (USA) out of Sahara Gold (USA) 3yo filly by Exceed And Excel (AUS) out of Camarilla (AUS) Homebred, foaled at Stonerside Stables, USA Homebred, foaled at Woodlands, NSW, Australia First Lady Stakes, Keeneland Sires’ Produce Stakes, Randwick Champagne Stakes, Randwick DAWN APPROACH (IRE) 3yo colt by New Approach (IRE) out of Hymn Of The Dawn (USA) Flight Stakes, Randwick Bred by J S Bolger Thousand Guineas, Caulfield St James’s Palace Stakes, Ascot LONG JOHN (AUS) 2,000 Guineas Stakes, Newmarket 3yo gelding by Street Cry (IRE) out of Hosiery (AUS) Homebred, foaled at Northwood Park, VIC, Australia FARHH (GB) 5yo horse by Pivotal (GB) out of Gonbarda (GER) Caulfield Guineas, Caulfield Homebred, foaled at Church Hall Farm, UK RIZEENA (IRE) Qipco Champions Stakes, Ascot 2yo filly by Iffraaj (GB) out of Serena’s Storm (IRE) JLT Lockinge Stakes, Newbury A Tattersalls yearling purchase Nominee: Sheikh Rashid Dalmook Al Maktoum HUNTER’S LIGHT (IRE) Moyglare Stud Stakes, Curragh 5yo horse by Dubawi (IRE) out of Portmanteau (GB) Homebred, foaled at Woodpark Stud, Ireland Al Maktoum Challenge, Meydan OUTSTRIP (GB) 2yo colt by Exceed And Excel (AUS) out of Asi Siempre (USA) Homebred, foaled at Warren Stud, UK Breeders’ Cup Juvenile Turf, Santa Anita SAJJHAA (GB) 6yo mare by King’s Best (USA) out of Anaamil (IRE) Homebred, foaled at Church Hall Farm, UK Dubai Duty Free, Meydan Jebel Hatta, Meydan Darley 5 2 Dubawi Commands Al Kazeem Appearance G1 Tattersalls Gold Cup 3 G1 Coolmore Classic 1 G1 Prince Of Wales’s Stakes G1 Queen Of The Turf Stakes G1 Eclipse Stakes Epaulette Akeed Mofeed G1 Doomben 10,000 G1 Hong Kong Cup Discreet Cat Hunter’s Light Discreet Marq G1 Al Maktoum Challenge R3 G1 Del Mar Oaks Lucky Nine Secret Compass G1 KrisFlyer International Sprint Authorized King’s Best Ambivalent G1 Chandelier S Sajjhaa Willow Magic G1 Pretty Polly Stakes G1 Dubai Duty Free G1 South African Nursery Elusive Quality Complacent Avenger Of Light G1 Jebel Hatta G1 Spring Champion Stakes G1 Gp Linneo De Paula Machado Lonhro Seal Of Approval Elusive Kate Pierro G1 British Champions G1 Falmouth S G1 George Ryder Stakes Fillies & Mares Stakes G1 Prix Rothschild G1 Canterbury Stakes Bernardini Iffraaj Manduro Alpha Chriselliam Charity Line G1 Woodward G1 Shadwell Fillies’ Mile G1 Premio Lydia Tesio Boban G1 Breeders’ Cup Juvenile G1 Emirates Stakes Fillies Turf Medaglia d’Oro Marketing Mix G1 Epsom Handicap Rizeena G1 Gamely Stakes Ruud Awakening G1 Moyglare Stud Stakes G1 Diamond Stakes Reset New Approach Fawkner Exceed And Excel Dawn Approach G1 Caulfield Cup Guelph G1 2,000 Guineas G1 Sires’ Produce Stakes G1 St James’s Palace Stakes Slickly G1 Champagne Stakes Talent Meandre G1 Flight Stakes G1 Oaks G1 Preis von Europa G1 Thousand Guineas Shamardal Strategic Outstrip Dan Excel (Dunboyne Express) Platelet G1 Breeders’ Cup Juvenile Turf G1 Champions Mile G1 Goodwood Stakes Overreach Maybe Discreet G1 Robert Sangster Stakes G1 Golden Slipper G1 Australasian Oaks Street Boss Teofilo Street Cry Capo Bastone Havana Gold Long John G1 King’s Bishop Stakes G1 Prix Jean Prat G1 Caulfield Guineas Trading Leather New Year’s Day G1 Irish Derby G1 Breeders’ Cup Juvenile Voleuse de Coeurs G1 Irish St Leger Street Sense Aubby K G1 Humana Distaff S Sweet Reason G1 Spinaway Stakes There were more G1 winners by Darley stallions in 2013 than ever before.
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    THE PROPERTY OF MR. JOE DEVANNY LOT 1 1 Danzig Lure Orpen (USA) Endear WALK IN MY Bonita Francita Devil's Bag SHADOW (IRE) Raise The Standard (2001) Be My Guest Astronef BAY MARE Be My Folly (IRE) Mill Princess (1992) Folly Gale Strong Gale Sans Sabots Covered by ONE COOL CAT (USA). Last Service March 13th. Pregnancy and Covering Certificates at Sale. WALK IN MY SHADOW (IRE), 5 wins at 4 to 6 years, 2007 and £33,822 and placed 5 times; also placed 4 times over hurdles at 5 and 6 years, 2007. 1st dam BE MY FOLLY (IRE): 3 wins, £11,554: winner at 2 years and £5744 and placed 7 times; also 2 wins over hurdles at 4 and 6 years and £5810 and placed 3 times; dam of a winner from 4 runners and 4 foals: Walk In My Shadow (IRE): see above. 2nd dam FOLLY GALE: winner at 2 years and placed once; also placed once over hurdles at 3 years; dam of 3 winners from 3 runners and 7 foals inc.: Wise Guy (GB): 3 wins at 4 and 5 years in Macau and £5705. 3rd dam SANS SABOTS: unraced; dam of 9 winners from 11 runners and 11 foals inc.: Dorset Eagle: 7 wins, £39,189: 3 wins at 2 years; 4 wins in Hong Kong, £31,463, 2nd Stewards' Cup, Sha Tin, L. (twice) and 3rd Chairman's Prize, Sha Tin, L. Gibson Gayle: 8 wins: 2 wins at 2 years; also 6 wins in Norway. L'eveque: 7 wins at 3, 5 and 6 years and £9444; also placed once over jumps.
  • October Yearling Sale Book 1

    October Yearling Sale Book 1

    YEARLING, consigned by Camas Park Stud, Ireland Will Stand at Park Paddocks, Somerville Paddock T, Box 382 Northern Dancer Sadler's Wells (USA) (WITH VAT) Fairy Bridge (USA) 1393 High Chaparral (IRE) Darshaan A BAY COLT (IRE) Kasora (IRE) Foaled Kozana February 10th, 2014 Exceed And Excel Danehill (USA) (first foal) Trail of Tears (IRE) (AUS) Patrona (USA) (2009) Cherokee Rose Dancing Brave (USA) (IRE) Celtic Assembly (USA) E.B.F. Nominated. B.C. Nominated. 1st Dam TRAIL OF TEARS (IRE), placed 4 times at 3 years. 2nd Dam CHEROKEE ROSE (IRE), won 5 races at 2 and 4 years at home and in France and £234,201 including Sprint Cup, Haydock Park, Gr.1, Prix Maurice de Gheest, Deauville, Gr.1, Prix de la Porte Maillot, Longchamp, Gr.3 and Prix du Palais Royal, Longchamp, Gr.3, placed second in Prix de l'Abbaye, Longchamp, Gr.1, Prix du Calvados, Deauville, Gr.3; dam of four winners from 9 runners and 13 foals of racing age viz- BOWMAN (USA) (c. by Irish River (FR)), won 4 races at 3 to 5 years at home, in France and in U.A.E. and £99,172 including Prix de Fontainebleau, Longchamp, Gr.3, On The House Stakes, Goodwood, L., third in Poule d'Essai des Poulains, Longchamp, Gr.1. Ahtoug (GB) (c. by Byron (GB)), won 6 races at home and in U.A.E. and £360,372, placed second in Al Quoz Sprint, Meydan, Gr.1 and Meydan Sprint, Meydan, Gr.3 (twice). MOYESII (USA), won 1 race at 3 years in France and placed 5 times; dam of winners.