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The World's WEDNESDAY, 12TH AUGUST 2020 Yearling Sale

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DELAYED LAND ROVER SALE GETS UNDERWAY After being delayed twice, the eagerly-awaited two-day Goffs Land Rover Sale finally gets underway at Kildare Paddocks today, with 532 horses catalogued for the sessions which start at The top lot at last year’s Goffs Land Rover Sale a gelding 10:00am today and tomorrow. by Yeats (Lot 113), offered by Rathmore Stud and purchased Strict protocols are in place and Goffs’ live internet bidding by Martin Brassil for €185,000. © Goffs platform is available for those unable to attend in person if they have registered. Alternatively, telephone bidding is available via one of the Goffs team, again to have been arranged prior to the sale. Last year, 15 horses realised six-figure prices on the opening day, IN TODAY’S ISSUE... Part 1 of the sale, topped by Rathmore Stud’s Yeats full-brother to Australian racing review p10 Tintangle and half-brother to Tombstone. He was bought by Martin Brassil for €185,000, just €5,000 more than Nicky Richards Spotlight - Killeen Glebe p12 paid for Clifton Farm’s Authorized gelding T’Fou, a half-brother to Racing review p14 a Stakes-winning jumper in France. Part 1 of the sale achieved an

A brand-new Tattersalls Newmarket August Sale (24th-26th) of nearly 800 horses including an excellent draft from The Castlebridge Consignment that has everything from current Stakes-winners to Breeding Stock. Pre-sale videos and on-line bidding available. Enquiries to: [email protected]

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CALL: +44 (0) 1638 66 65 12 1 SALES TALK EBN: WEDNESDAY, 12TH AUGUST 2020 impressive 91 per cent clearance rate, with the aggregate up by 12 Lot 30, a Walk In The Park half-brother to the Gr.2-winning per cent to €11,709,500 and the median up by €7,000 to €45,000. hurdler El Bandit, The average was virtually unchanged at €48,386. Lot 48, a Walk In The Park half-sister to last year’s sale topper The leading purchasers in Part 1 were Highflyer Bloodstock, and to Gr.3 winner Tombstone and the Gr.1-placed Listed winner which collected 21 horses for a total of €991,000, and Monbeg Tintangle, Stables, buyers of 22 lots for an outlay of €938,000. Peter Nolan Lot 83, a Yeats half-brother to the dual Gr.1-winning chaser Bloodstock was the leading consignor by aggregate, selling 18 Pairofbrowneyes, Gr.2-winning novice chaser Master Of The horses for €831,000, while Ballincurrig House Stud sold 15 for a Hall and to the dam of triple Gr.1 winner Samcro, total of €817,000. Lot 85 a Walk In The Park half-sister to the Gr.2-winning and Part 2 was headed by a €90,000 Beat Hollow gelding from Glen Gr.1-placed hurdler Raya Star, Stables, who was bought by Martin Brassil. Turnover was up by 16 Lot 115, a Milan gelding out of the five-time Graded-winning per cent to €3,602,500, with a rise of 15 points in the average to jumper Knockfierna, €20,353 and a13 per cent lift in the median to €17,000. Lot 149, a Mahler half-sister to the Gr.1-winning novice hurdler Amongst the most numerously-represented sires over the next Monkfish, two days are Walk In The Park (42 lots), Fame And Glory (36), Lot 159, a Kalanisi half-brother to the Gr.1 bumper winner Getaway (30), Soldier Of Fortune (25), Mahler (20), Flemensfirth Ferny Hollow, (18), Califet and Shirocco (15), Ocovango (14), and Milan, Lot 165, a Califet gelding out of a half-sister to the nine-time Shantou and Westerner (13). Consignors with the most horses Gr.1-winning hurdler and dual Gr.1-winning novice chaser catalogued include Peter Nolan Bloodstock (37), Rathmore Stud Faugheen, (32), Ballincurrig House Stud (22), Brown Island Stables and Lot 170, a Walk In The Park half-sister to the Gr.1 bumper Galbertstown Stables (16 each) and Clifton Farm (14). winner and Gr.3-winning novice chaser Tornado Flyer, out of a Today’s catalogued horses include: half-sister to Hurricane Fly, Lot 2, a Milan half-brother to the Gr.2-winning hurdler Maria’s Lot 196, a Leading Light gelding out of Princess Leya, a Gr.2- Benefit, winning half-sister to , Lot 17, a Shantou full-brother to the Gr.1-winning novice Lot 202, a Walk In The Park gelding, the first foal of the Gr.3- chaser The Storyteller, winning novice chaser Queens Wild, Lot 19, a Mahler half-brother to the Gr.2-winning novice Lot 211, a Milan half-brother to the triple Gr.2-winning chaser hurdler Forge Meadow, Ballyoisin,

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Lot 223, a Presenting half-brother to triple Graded winner Tomorrow Winter Escape, and Lots: 277, 283, 286, 290, 291, 297, 302, 307, 312, 316, 322, 325, 346, Among tomorrow’s catalogued lots are: 351, 535, 370, 373, 378, 383, 392, 395, 400, 408, 413, 416, 421, 422, Lot 280, a Multiplex half-brother to the Gr.1 bumper winner 431, 444, 448, 454, 457, 459, 460, 473, 474, 477, 478, 482, 483, 492, The Liquidator (Overbury), 493, 500, 507, 512, 518, 525, 527 Lot 305, a Westerner filly out of a full-sister to the Gr.1 winner Muirhead, Lot 342, an Ocovango half-brother to the Gr.1 Cheltenham SALES TALK continued Gold Cup victor Bobs Worth, Lot 347, a Papal Bull half-brother to the Gr.1 Triumph Hurdle winner Farclas, TATTERSALLS ONLINE Lot 375, a Walk In The Park gelding out of a Listed-winning full-sister to the Gr.1-winning chaser J’y Vole, TATTERSALLS ONLINE AUGUST SALE Lot 437, a Fame And Glory gelding out of a full-sister to the BEGINS AT MIDDAY top chaser God’s Own, and Lot 502, a Waldpark half-brother to the Gr.2 Kingwell Hurdle The Tattersalls Online August Sale gets underway today, with winner Song For Someone. bidding on the 15 catalogued lots set to close in two days’ time, All horses offered for sale are eligible to enter the €100,000 beginning at 12 noon and proceeding lot by lot at five-minute Goffs Land Rover Bumper at next year’s Punchestown Festival, intervals. where the winning vendor will also win a brand new Land Rover The catalogued lots are: Discovery Commercial. Lot 1, Akhania, a winning daughter of Dalakhani , offered in foal to Golden Horn and with a colt foal at WITHDRAWALS foot, Today Lot 2, Aloha Star (Starspangledbanner), winner of the Gr.2 Lots: 12, 13, 16, 18, 23, 27, 28, 32, 33, 39, 45, 50, 60, 70, 73, 74, 77, Airlie Stud Stakes and placed in Sunday’s Gr.1 , 78, 81, 89, 90, 104, 108, 109, 119, 126, 127, 145, 146, 148, 161, 162, Lot 3, Mirror Kisses (Requinto), a maiden winner at Pontefract, 163, 169, 173, 178, 179, 180, 185, 197, 215, 217, 220, 221, 228, 233, Lot 4, Inner Beauty (Starspangledbanner), a winner at 242, 244, 246, 257, 260, 268, 271, 274 Limerick in June,

“Arc” entry Current Option followed up SKYWARD won the his Galway Festival success on Gr.3 Prix de Reux August 2nd with a win in the at Deauville for Listed Platinum Stakes Fabrice Chappet & at Cork (both over 7f.) for owners John Ado McGuinness and owners

Messara & Arno Dooley , Shamrock

Curty. Bred by Thoroughbreds & B T O’Sullivan.

Aleyrion Bloodstock. “ Bred by Grangecon Holdings. “ He was back to his best today and delivered I said before that he was a stakes horse so thankfully he's

very nicely. It will be the [G2] Grand Prix “ proven me right… He's a smashing horse and we're going “ de Deauville next. Trainer Fabrice Chappet to have a lot of fun with him Trainer Ado McGuinness

11 Group/Stakes winners in 2020 including Gr.1 winner EVEN SO & Gr.1 South Australian Derby winner RUSSIAN

Contact: Tel: 052-6131298. Castlehyde Stud Tel: 025-31966. E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.coolmore.com

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Lot 8, the multiple winner Themaxwecan (Maxios), Lot 9, Coill Avon (), successful at the Curragh last month, Lot 10, Sweety Dream (Dream Ahead), winner of the Gr.3 Prix and offered in foal to Night Of Thunder, Lot 11, Diantha (Dansili), offered in foal to Night Of Thunder who is the sire of her half-brother, the Gr.2 Dante Stakes winner Thunderous, Lot 12, Great House, a December-foaled four-year-old son of , who won at Limerick in June, Lot 13, Amber Kite (New Bay), a winner at Gowran Park last month, Lot 15, Byford (), a winner at Pornichet last week, and Lot 16, Solfilia (), dam of the recent Gr.2 Yellow Ribbon Stakes heroine Bodhicitta and offered in foal with a full-sibling to that winner. Aloha Star (Starspangledbanner), pictured winning the Gr.2 Airlie Stud Stakes at the Curragh last month, is among the 15 lots on offer in the Tattersalls Online August Sale, KEENELAND which starts today. © Caroline Norris KEENELAND SEPTEMBER YEARLING Lot 5, Measure Of Magic (Kodi Bear), a dual winner to date SALE CATALOGUE RELEASED ONLINE and Listed-placed, Keeneland has released its 77th September Yearling Sale Lot 6, Meaningful Vote (Pivotal), a dual winner, catalogue online, comprising of 4,272 yearlings in total to be sold Lot 7, Junkanoo (Epaulette), a recent handicap winner at from Sunday, 13th September to Friday, 25th September over 12 Goodwood, sessions. The online catalogue features videos of the lots, along with comments from the consignors and printed catalogues will be available towards the end of this month. Online bidding will be available on the Keeneland Sales Portal and the sales company recommends registering two weeks prior to the sale. The portal allows a purchaser to bid live, on demand or set a maximum bid with which the software will bid up to on their behalf. Telephone bids will conitnue to be accepted and can IRISH TRAINED also be registered through the Keeneland Sales Portal. For any CHELTENHAM WINNERS 2020 further queries, please email Director of Sales Accounting Brent Hacker. The 2020 sale will be formatted as follows: l Sunday, 13th and Monday, 14th September – Book 1 begins from noon local time with the first 448 yearlings. l Tuesday, 15th September – no sale l Wednesday, 16th and Thursday, 17th September – Book 2 begins from 10am local time with a further 770 yearlings. l Friday, 18th to Friday, 25th September – Books 3 to 6 begin from 10am local time daily with a total of 3,054 yearlings to complete the sale. The yearlings included in Keeneland's highlight of the year represent 201 leading sires, including American Pharoah, Bernardini, Candy Ride, Constitution, Curlin, Dark Angel, Distorted Humor, Empire Maker, , Frosted, Galileo, Ghostzapper, Hard Spun, Honor Code, Into Mischief, Kingman, MAKE CHELTENHAM Kitten’s Joy, Malibu Moon, Medaglia D’Oro, More Than Ready, Munnings, No Nay Never, Nyquist, Pioneerof the Nile, Quality YOUR DAY Road, Speightstown, Street Sense, Tapit, Uncle Mo, Union Rags, Violence and War Front. The first yearlings from sires such as Arrogate, Battle Of visit racehorseownership.ie Midway, Caravaggio, , Classic Empire, Cupid, Gun Runner, Keen Ice, Mastery and Practical Joke will also be on offer.

4 CALL: +44 (0) 1638 66 65 12 SALES TALK ~ RACING NEWS ~ STALLION NEWS EBN: WEDNESDAY, 12TH AUGUST 2020

Graduates of the September Yearling Sale have recorded 26 Phoenix Thoroughbreds enjoyed its biggest success in Britain Gr.1 victories, including international performers , with Advertise (Showcasing), who carried the operation’s Partiro in Australia and both Mozu Ascot and Mozu Superflare colours to glory in the Gr.1 Commonwealth Cup at Royal Ascot in Japan. North American Gr.1-winning graduates include last year, as well as netting the Gr.1 Phoenix Stakes and the Gr.1 Authentic, Collusion Illusion, Combatant, Echo Town, Gamine, Prix Maurice de Gheest, as well as with Signora Cabello Improbable, Instilled Regard, Keeper Ofthe Stars, Mucho (Camacho), a high-class juvenile who scored at Royal Ascot in Gusto, Nadal, No Parole, Paris Lights, Serengeti Empress, 2018. She’s A Julie, Vekoma, Vexatious, Volatile and War of Will. STALLION NEWS RACING NEWS BRITAIN BRITAIN FIRST WINNER FOR CANNOCK CHASE The Gr.1 Canadian victor Cannock Chase PHOENIX THOROUGHBREDS was represented by his first winner yesterday when Run This Way TO CEASE RACING IN BRITAIN made all to win the 7f fillies’ novice median auction at Haydock Phoenix Thoroughbreds yesterday announced that the operation yesterday. The filly is fittingly owned by Saeed Suhail, who has halted its racing operation in Britain with immediate effect, campaigned her sire to international success. although the Dubai-based operation will continue to race in other jurisdictions. The organisation, which has had horses with 11 trainers in Britain, has been at the centre of speculation since last year and yesterday’s statement noted that ‘the company has conducted itself appropriately, despite certain media outlets claiming otherwise.’ In the statement, Amer Abdulaziz Salman, CEO of Phoenix Thoroughbreds, said: “It is with a heavy heart that Phoenix Thoroughbreds will no longer have our racing operations in the UK. We have very much enjoyed working with our excellent partners in that market and seeing our colours race at Ascot, Newmarket and further afield has been a dream come true for myself and everyone here at Phoenix Thoroughbreds. “We have invested large amounts into the industry in the UK, helping to employ hundreds of staff both directly and indirectly. “This has not been a decision we have taken lightly. However, for the growth and well-being of our business and our partners internationally, we have taken the decision to leave the UK for the Gr.1 Canadian International Stakes winner Cannock Chase , foreseeable future. It saddens me greatly to have to do this but at this pictured, got off the mark as a sire yesterday, when Run This juncture we believe it is necessary. We would like to thank everyone Way struck at Haydock. © Steve Cargill who has helped us achieve our dreams so far.”

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Cannock Chase, who stands at Vauterhill Stud in Devon, ran Panacee scorer Gold Field (Unfuwain), and Lot 49 in the Lumet only once himself at two, finishing second at Kempton in October, Show later this month, as Rock Of Star a son of the Gr.3-winning but opened his account at the first time of asking as a three-year- hurdler Rolie De Vindecy (Roli Abi). old, scoring a wide-margin victory at Windsor in April. Having A winner at Gr.3 level over fences, Nom De D’La is a full-brother won a Newbury handicap, he progressed again to land the Gr.3 to the dual Gr.1-winning hurdler and Gr.1 winner over fences Tercentenary Stakes at Royal Ascot. He returned at four to by Gr.3- Nickname, a leading National Hunt sire until his early death at placed three times for Sir Michael Stoute before scoring his the age of 12, and a half-brother to the dual Gr.3 winner, Gr.2 Prix breakthrough Gr.1 victory in Canada, on his first attempt in a race du Muguet runner-up and up and coming National Hunt sire No at the highest level. On his only start at five, he triumphed in the Risk At All (My Risk), Gr.1 winner and producer N’Avoue Jamais Gr.3 Huxley Stakes. (Marignan), the dual Gr.3-winning and dual Gr.1-placed hurdler Bred by Hascombe and Valiant Stud and a 310,000gns purchase Nom D’Une Pipe (Linamix), amongst others. from Book 1 of the Tattersalls October Yearling Sales, he is a full- brother to the Gr.2 winner Pisco Sour (Lemon Drop Kid), also NEW ZEALAND successful in the Tercentenary Stakes, and is a half-brother to the top-class filly (). FIRST FOAL FOR EMINENT Eminent, winner of the Gr.2 Prix Guillaime d’Ornano when trained FRANCE in Britain by Martyn Meade, has his first foal on the ground in New Zealand, where he stands at Brighthill Farm. NOM DE D’LA RELOCATES The new arrival was foaled at Cambridge Stud and was bred by Sir Patrick Hogan out of the mare Rose Meer, TO HARAS DE LA BAIE who is out of a Gr.2-placed half-sister to the Gr.2 winner and Gr.1- André-Jean Belloir’s Haras de la Baie recently welcomed Nom De placed La Sizeranne (Stravinsky), from the top-class family of D’La, who will stand at the Normandy Stud next season, having such as champion sire Grosvenor (Sir Tristram), National previously been with Elevage Figerro. Gallery (Sir Tristram), Lankan Rupee (Redoute’s Choice) and The 14-year-old son of Lost World will join the studs other leading sire (). recent acquisition Tin Horse, who was purchased at the Arqana Winner of his sole start at two, the son of Frankel went on to Summer Sale last month. Nom De D’La has sired an entry in land the Gr.3 on his first start at three and was also today’s Goffs Land Rover Sale, as Lot 91, a son of the Listed Prix third in the Gr.1 Irish Champion Stakes that season. Having

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6 CALL: +44 (0) 1638 66 65 12 STALLION NEWS ~ INDUSTRY NEWS ~ APPOINTMENT EBN: WEDNESDAY, 12TH AUGUST 2020 finished out of the placings in four starts at four, he was sent to race in Australia, where he finished runner-up in the Gr.1 Ranvet Stakes in March last year, when trained by Sir Mark Todd for owner Sir Peter Vela. Eminent, the only sire son of Frankel in Australasia, entered stud at Nick King’s Brighthill Farm last year and will command a fee of NZ$7,500+GST when covering gets underway on 1st September. INDUSTRY NEWS BRITAIN

JULIE HARRINGTON APPOINTED BHA CHIEF EXECUTIVE Julie Harrington will take over the role of Chief Executive at the British Horseracing Authority (BHA) from 4th January 2021, replacing the out-going Chief Executive Nick Rust. Harrington is a former member of the BHA Board and was a senior executive with Northern Racing for eight years, including spending time as Managing Director at Uttoxeter. She has been Chief Executive of British Cycling for the last four years and has also spent time working for the Football Association, Whitbread Inns and British Airways. Mill Ridge Farm has announced the appointment of Price Bell as its General Manager. Harrington commented: “I’m so excited to be coming home to racing and playing my part helping this great sport to achieve a prosperity from which everyone benefits. I know how important collaboration across racing has been over the past few months and I look forward to working with colleagues from all parts of the sport. “The BHA and its team of dedicated officials do a great job in keeping racing safe, clean and fair. I am proud to take on this leadership role in such a well-regulated sport, which enriches the lives of horses and people, and has a special place at the centre of national life and our rural communities.” APPOINTMENT Doncaster Premier & USA Tattersalls Sales PRICE BELL JR APPOINTED GENERAL MANAGER AT MILL RIDGE FARM We require a top show Mill Ridge Farm has announced that Price Bell Jr will join the operation as General Manager, a team which worked with his person to join us for grandmother and 2020 National Museum of Racing’s Hall of Fame Doncaster and Newmarket. inductee, Alice Chandler. Bell completed his MBA from Vanderbilt’s Owen School in 2010 and returned to Lexington, becoming actively involved with the founding of Horse Country, while assisting as a blood- Top Rates stock agent for the Mill Ridge Farm affiliate, Nicoma Bloodstock. and lovely yearlings! Bell continues to serve on the board of Horse Country, as well as the boards of the Kentucky Association (KTA) and Kentucky Thoroughbred Owners and Breeders (KTOB), Thoroughbred Owners and Breeders' Association (TOBA), Please call: National Museum of Racing, Fayette Alliance and Amplify . Carolyn +44(0) 7775 727 291 Bell said: “In the summer of 1995, I began work at Mill Ridge Farm under the tutelage of the team responsible for raising generations of

CALL: +44 (0) 1638 66 65 12 7 APPOINTMENT ~ RACING ROUND-UP EBN: WEDNESDAY, 12TH AUGUST 2020 great Thoroughbreds. It is an honour to work with many team The EBF all-age median auction race over an extended 7f on members from when I first started.” soft at Tipperary the following day was also a strong contest, with Bell's father Headley will remain at the farm as Managing six runners. Real Force (Lethal Force) was top-rated and best in, Partner, a role he commenced in 2008, while enhancing its but was not favourite, a post held by Aztec Parade (Anjaal), who affiliate, Nicoma Bloodstock, which he founded in 1979. Nicoma had won a maiden on his third and previous start. Real Force did Bloodstock has had success with four Breeders' Cup winners, two not know this and he came from fourth to win by nearly three Horse of the Year titles, two Kentucky Derby winners, one lengths, without having to be asked for too much. The three-year- Kentucky Oaks heroine and two Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe winners. old gelding was a well-held fourth in a Gr.3 on his seasonal Meanwhile since the turn of the century Mill Ridge Farm has reappearance but, with confidence hopefully bolstered, he would raised and/or sold 35 Gr.1 winners. be worth a try again at Listed level, though he would also be competitive in a good handicap. Three-year-old Bizzi Lizzi (Muhaarar) was noted in EBN when winning her maiden at Newmarket on 25th July and she probably RACING ROUND-UP improved a little when shouldering a penalty in a fillies’ novice over an extended mile on slow Tapeta at Wolverhampton on CONDITIONS RACES Friday evening, though, after being slowly away, she only managed to defy the penalty to beat a 76-rated rival by a neck The all-age fillies’ conditions race over 1m1f at Leopardstown after going on half a furlong out. She would be suited by further on Thursday on good ground brought together a useful sextet, and, though this is some way off black-type form, she will improve with four rated in the 90s, and three-year-old Thundering with age if the she conforms to the history of her illustrious Meon Nights (Night Of Thunder), who won her maiden on her third Valley Stud family. start last autumn, built on her head second on seasonal bow in Only four turned out for the all-age conditions event over 7f on a mid-July handicap at the Curragh to come from a handy good to firm at Salisbury on Sunday, but all were rated over 100. position and win by a length and a half. She will doubtless aim Punters only had eyes for Happy (Dark Angel), who was for black type and holds an entry in September in the Gr.2 the top-rated of the quartet on 109 and, since winning the Listed Blandford Stakes, though there will be other opportunities at Ganton Stakes last June, had run respectably in Group and Listed Listed level before then, especially as she would get further races, right to the top level, and had a second at Gr.3 and third at and is versatile as to ground. Listed level to his name this year. The backers were right as

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8 CALL: +44 (0) 1638 66 65 12 2020 SALES DATES EBN: WEDNESDAY, 12TH AUGUST 2020 2020 Sales dates in UK, Ireland, France, Germany & Italy up to 4th November

Sales Dates Goffs Land Rover Sale Parts I & II ~ Kildare Paddocks AUG 12 - AUG 13 Tattersalls Ireland Derby Sale and May Store Sale ~ Fairyhouse AUG 18 - AUG 20 Tattersalls August Sale ~ Newmarket AUG 24 - AUG 26 Arqana The Lumet Show AUG 26 Tattersalls Ireland August NH Sale ~ Fairyhouse AUG 27 - AUG 28 Goffs UK Premier Yearling Sale ~ Doncaster SEP 1 - SEP 2 BBAG Yearling Sale ~ Baden-Baden SEP 4 Tattersalls Ascot Yearling Sale ~ Newmarket SEP 8 Goffs UK Yorton Farm Sale ~ Yorton Farm SEP 10 Goffs Champions Sale ~ Leopardstown SEP 12 Goffs UK September HIT Sale ~ Doncaster SEP 15 - SEP 16 SGA Select Yearling Sale ~ Milan SEP 19 Tattersalls Ireland September Yearling Sale Parts I & II ~ Fairyhouse SEP 21 - SEP 23 Arqana August Yearling Sale ~ Deauville SEP 24 - SEP 26 Goffs Orby Sale and Sportsman’s Sales ~ Kildare Paddocks SEP 29 - OCT 2 Arqana The Arc Sale ~ Saint-Cloud OCT 3 Tattersalls October Yearling Sale Book 1 ~ Newmarket OCT 6 - OCT 8 Tattersalls October Yearling Sale Book 2 ~ Newmarket OCT 12 - OCT 14 Tattersalls October Yearling Sale Book 3 ~ Newmarket OCT 15 - OCT 16 BBAG Sales and Racing Festival ~ Baden-Baden OCT 16 - OCT 17 Tattersalls October Yearling Sale Book 4 ~ Newmarket OCT 17 Arqana & Osarus October Yearling Sale ~ Deauville OCT 19 - OCT 23 Goffs UK Silver Yearling Sale & Autumn HIT Sale ~ Doncaster OCT 21 - OCT 22 Tattersalls Autumn HIT Sale ~ Newmarket OCT 26 - OCT 30 Goffs Autumn Yearling & HIT Sale ~ Kildare Paddocks NOV 2 - NOV 4

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Silvestre de Sousa kept it simple and had his mount at the front GR.2 MISSILE STAKES the whole way before going on three out and winning pretty We’ll go to Rosehill in first, purely because the Missile comfortably by two and a half lengths from the gallant Anna somehow has retained Gr.2 status. The Australian Turf Club and Nerium (Dubawi). The four-year-old has no smart entries, but will Racing New South Wales made the decision this year to change presumably head for more black type after this confidence- the conditions of this 1200m sprint from weight-for-age to set booster. weights and penalties and were rewarded with 13 acceptances. One of July’s selections as Maiden Winner of The Week was 7-1 Unfortunately, Sydney’s big wet continued and there were seven on to follow up in an all-age novice over a mile on good to firm at defections, although the quality was still excellent with star Kiwi Leicester on Monday and three-year-old Stunning Beauty mare Melody Belle having a tilt at the race first up. (Shamardal) duly made all and won by no less than seven and a Normally any horse with ten Gr.1s to her credit would start fairly half lengths. She will get further and will shortly head for black hard in the market but the daughter of noted wet-track sire type one would think. Commands blew like a gale before starting at 4/1. The market was right. Despite there only being six runners, Kerrin McEvoy was in danger of being caught wide on the six-year-old around Rosehill’s hairpin bend and so dropped her back to last on a day when making ground out wide was nigh on impossible. Instead rejuvenated seven-year-old Eduardo (Host) was made favourite, bounced to the front and comfortably made all. He had race fitness on his side and that came into play when challenged late by ’s Flit (Medaglia D’Oro), last year’s Gr.1 One Thousand Guineas winner, and Imaging (Oasis Dream), the Gr.3 Gladness Stakes winner once of the yard. Both looked possible winners 200m out, but their condition told late. Eduardo is now two for two since transferring from Melbourne to join the Joe Pride yard with Pride, in his post-race interview, making a case why the gelding should be picked for a slot in The Everest. Although a more than useful sprinter, he’ll need to improve six lengths to even feel the jetstream of Nature Strip, come 17th October. Stunning Beauty (Shamardal), pictured winning at Newmarket last month, added a second victory to her tally at LISTED THE ROSEBUD Leicester on Monday. © Hugh Routledge The path to 26th September’s Gr.1 Golden Rose for three-year- olds is made up of a number of races with floricultural references, starting with last Saturday’s Listed The Rosebud. Another race Five lined up for an EBF conditions race for two-year-olds over where wet track scratchings made a significant difference, the 6f on ground the fast side of good at Chester on Monday and, race fell to the Cieron Maher/David Eustace-trained Anders (Not with a rating of 97, Zamaani (Night Of Thunder) was long odds- A Single Doubt), who bounced and led all the way under Jason on after two wins in a novice and a Goodwood nursery. He hit the Collett to score by a touch under five lengths, the heavy track front a furlong or so out, but had no answer when challenged by playing a hand in the margin of victory. Ole Kirk (All Too Hard), Mystery Smiles (Mehmas), who was in receipt of three pounds, who was third over the mile of the Gr.1 Champagne Stakes in the but was following up a debut win at Windsor over 5f and won autumn, made a pleasing seasonal debut when second, with The snugly here by just under a length. He was outpaced briefly and Face (Rubick) third a further two lengths back. would be suited by a more conventional track perhaps, but this All credit to the winner, who was successful for the third time should not be the end of his upward rise and he would be worth from seven starts. He benefited from excellent placement from trying at Listed level. the Maher/Eustace team, but he’ll have to improve some to match it with the likes of Golden Slipper winner Farnan (Not A Single Doubt) or King’s Legacy (Redoute’s Choice), who comfortably AUSTRALIA accounted for Ole Kirk in the Champagne. MELBOURNE AUSTRALIANAustralian RACINGRacing GR.3 AURIE’S STAR HANDICAP When Godolphin exported the former Hugo Palmer-trained &and BREEDING Breeding REVIEW News Home Of The Brave (Starspangledbanner) to Australia, we BYby GLEN Glen LATHAM Latham received a gelding that notoriously over-raced when he saw daylight, which, given his speed, was every start. It has taken a while but based solely on Saturday’s victory in the Aurie’s Star, The running of the Missile Stakes in Sydney and the Aurie’s Star James Cummings and the Godolphin team have finally got the Handicap in Melbourne are like blooming crocuses at your eight-year-old to settle in his races. nearest roundabout, it’s a sign that spring is just around the The Aurie’s Star is run down the Flemington straight course, corner. with victory often going to the horse that can find cover and then

10 CALL: +44 (0) 1638 66 65 12 AUSTRALIAN NEWS EBN: WEDNESDAY, 12TH AUGUST 2020 luck in running. Damien Oliver took both of those factors out of NASH RAWILLER ORDERED TO SEE A the equation and after getting a bump on jumping had Home Of SPORTS PSYCHOLOGIST The Brave travelling sweetly on the outside of the field of eight nearest the stands. Oliver didn’t hit the accelerator until well After repeated whip infringements and careless riding inside the 300m where the response wasn’t electric, but it was suspensions, Racing New South Wales stewards have directed certainly determined and when Great Again (Viscount) on his leading Sydney rider Nash Rawiller to have three counselling inside began to tire, the more relaxed version of Home Of The sessions with a sports psychologist before he is permitted to ride Brave had plenty in the tank to drive to the line for victory by again. three quarters of a length. For the sixth time in 12 months Rawiller was hauled before the After the race Cummings announced that Home Of The Brave stewards for breaking the whip rules, this time for his winning will be sticking to the Flemington straight track for the foreseeable ride in Race 5 on Desert Path (Champs Elysees), for which he future with a start in the Gr.2 Bobbie Lewis Stakes on 12th received a week’s suspension. He was back on the carpet after September next up. There are a handful of nice sprints at Race 7, where interference he caused on the winner Eduardo headquarters in the coming months to keep the gelding earned him his eighth careless rider suspension in the same occupied, culminating in what is now called the Gr.1 VRC Sprint period. In a measure previously agreed with the New South Wales Classic on 7th November. Jockeys Association, the stewards made the psychologist sessions a condition of Rawiller returning to the track. The decision had the ‘twitterati’ up in arms but, if a couple of sessions with a sports professional keeps a talented rider in the saddle for longer and his fellow riders safe, surely that is a good thing. Mind you, punters will be hoping Rawiller’s instincts aren’t watered down too much – of the top 15 riders in Sydney last season at -$0.63 he had by far away the best level stake return. MUSICAL CHAIRS We reported last week that Cieron Maher and David Eustace’s Sydney stable foreperson Anabelle Neasham as taking up stables under her own name at Warwick Farm, which has caused a reshuffle amongst the assistant training ranks. Maher announced this week that Jack Bruce will leave his post with Chris Waller and return to Warwick Farm to replace Neasham. For some time Bruce was stable foreman/assistant trainer to Bjorn Baker at the south- western Sydney track. That leaves a post to be filled amongst Chris Waller’s Rosehill lieutenants, who include accomplished Home Of The Brave (Starspangledbanner) triumphed in Englishman Charlie Duckworth. For anyone interested the role at the Gr.3 Aurie’s Star at Flemington on Saturday, having finished runner-up in 2018. Waller’s is advertised on www.racingjobs.com.au . FIFTY STARS SUFFERS SETBACK Although not out for the spring, it has been reported that Irish- ALL QUIET ON THE EVEREST FRONT bred Fifty Stars (Sea The Stars) has had a setback and won’t be As spring approached this time last year, the majority of the 12 ready in time for this year’s W S Cox Plate, a race last season’s Gr.1 The Everest slots had been filled. Roll forward a turbulent 12 Australian Cup winner would have been amongst the favourites months and we know just two of the dozen runners. We are still for. Instead trainer’s Tom Dabernig and Ben Hayes will look at the two months away from the big day, but it is interesting that Gr.1 Cantala Stakes and the Gr.1 L K S MacKinnon Stakes over the nobody seems in a rush to sign up a potential runner. carnival. A pair of factors seem to be at play here, primarily the depth of SATURDAY, MELBOURNE sprinters in Australia just doesn’t seem to be there at present. There is Nature Strip,who is rated the equal third top horse in the GR.2 P B LAWRENCE STAKES world, but after him retirements and a few careers tailing off have The Lawrence Stakes at weight-for-age over 1400m is the left slotholders with slim pickings at present. highlight of a very interesting Caulfield card on Saturday, The other factor is our constant companion, COVID-19. While although it looks likely the ground will be soft. With acceptances there is talk that restrictions on equine travel from Victoria to New taken later today there were 15 nominations, eight of which have South Wales might ease in the coming weeks, there is a fear that previously won at Gr.1 level. unless the southern state gets its act together soon matters may be Bonny Tasmanian mare Mystic Journey (Needs Further) prolonged. Would a slotholder enter into an agreement now only to heads the market at the moment and will be first up after a very see their horse unable to cross the border to compete? Unlikely. light autumn campaign of just one run. The start before that she The Maher/Eustace camp can see the funny side of things, was fifth to (Heart’s Cry) in the W S Cox Plate which putting an image on social media with Loving Gaby (I Am Invincible) wearing a face mask and pleading with Racing NSW chief Peter V’Landys to let her run if she promises to (socially) CONTINUED ON PAGE 14 distance the field!

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Commerical venture taking aim at Land Rover Sale

AMY BENNETT speaks to Gearoid O’Loughlin about Killeen Glebe’s commercial pinhooking venture, which offers a pair of lots at today’s Goffs Land Rover Sale.

he wait has been long but it is finally over – the Goffs Land Rover Sale, long renowned as a source of outstanding stores Tfinally gets underway today. Among those eagerly anticipating the start of the sale is Gearoid O’Loughlin, farm manager of Killeen Glebe, which offers two eye-catching youngsters via Gerry Ross’s Limekiln Stud. The pair are part of an on-going commercial venture by Killeen Glebe Farm owner Chris Jones [right] with farm prominent owner Chris Jones, who decided five years ago to manager Gearoid O’Loughlin [centre] at the sales. invest in six or seven well-bred National Hunt foals each year and © Amy Lynam raise them at his picturesque 200-acre Killeen Glebe in Co. Meath, before re-offering them as store horses. While Jones has enjoyed plenty of success with his own horses over fences, the store input from Mags O’Toole and Kevin and Anna Ross. horses are purchased with the sole intent of resale, not to join his This year’s stores include the pair selling at Kildare Paddocks own successful string, operating as a commercial venture this week, as well as a son of Milan who heads to next week’s independent of Jones’s racing string. Derby Sale at Tattersalls Ireland, while further lots will be offered From small beginnings with only a couple of lots offered each later in the month at the Tattersalls Ireland August Sale. year, the stud produced the winning jumper Caracara Mail First into the ring this week for the team is Lot 118, a son of (Kingsalsa), while a year later, Newtown Boy (Beneficial) was Getaway out of the winning Old Vic mare La Cerisaie. Purchased purchased for €100,000 at the 2016 Tattersalls Ireland Derby Sale for €37,000 as a foal at the Goffs December NH Sale in 2017, he is and went on to win over both fences and hurdles. a half-brother to Lostnfound (Midnight Legend), who won a 2m “The farm has always kept a few horses for sales, one or two each hurdles contest for Jamie Snowden. Their dam won twice over year, and done well with them, but Mr Jones had this idea five years jumps in France and is a half-sister to the four-time winner and ago now to buy a few store horses and use the profits to help run the black-type performer Naranja (Black Sam Bellamy), from the farm,” O’Loughlin explains. “We look for top-quality foals to buy, family that has produced the Gr.2 hurdles winner and Gr.1-placed rear them here on the farm and then produce them at the sales as Full Of Ambition (Galetto) and the Listed-winning trio Fioca three-year-olds. They are the commercial side of the farm and we (Balsamo), Aubisque (R B Chesne) and Full Contact (Cadoudal), focus on selling that half-dozen horses each year.” as well as the winning dam of the outstanding Gr.1 Cheltenham In his role as farm manager, O’Loughlin oversees all of the stock Gold Cup victor Long Run (Cadoudal) and the high-class on the farm and also trains a select number of horses for Jones, Liberthine (Chamberlin). with a string of 11 to go into battle later this year. As well as “He looks like a horse that could you kick on with; he’s a forward successfully riding as an amateur jockey, he spent time with the type and looks like he’ll be a four-year-old. He looks like an earlier legendary Costello family, honing his eye for future National Hunt type, he’s that frame, and he’s developed into himself. He’s a got a stars. O’Loughlin is involved with Jones in the selection of the six good way of moving as well,” O’Loughlin says of the April-born foals each year, which are purchased with valuable additional gelding.

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“We prep them up to a stage here and then send them to Gerry [Ross] five or six weeks before the sale”, he explains. “With the delays this year of course, I’ve prepped them three times now and taken them down to Gerry three times as well, a three-hour journey each way each time!” O’Loughlin is realistic about the difficulties facing this week’s sale, but, like everyone involved, he is thankful that it has finally got the go-ahead to take place. “There will be a bit of value around for people buying horses and it’s going to be tough for sellers, but I’d say the good horses will still sell well, it will be the middle market that will take a bit of a hit. It is a Lot 118, a son of Getaway, out of a winning Old Vic mare, big balancing act [how much to spend at the foal stage] and it is from the family of the Gr.1 Cheltenham Gold Cup victor probably something that will have to be reined back a bit this year.” Long Run. © Amy Lynam Away from the focus on this week’s sale, O’Loughlin is looking forward to this season over jumps with the select string of horses he trains for Jones at Killeen Glebe. Among them is the Stowaway gelding Cedarwood Road, who landed the Listed Kingsfurze Novice Hurdle at Naas in March, having previously got off the Also on offer today is Lot 166, a March-born son of Kayf Tara, mark in style in a big-field maiden hurdle at Leopardstown on St who was pinhooked at the Tattersalls December Foal Sale in 2017. Stephen’s Day. Also waiting in the wings is Space Cadet Kayf Tara’s progeny are a rare enough sight at that sale, but Robin (Flemensfirth), who landed the Ulster National Handicap Chase and Scarlett Knipe consigned four by the leading jumps sire at the at Downpatrick on the eve of lockdown in March, and last season’s foal sale at Park Paddocks that year via their Cobhall Court Stud, Gr.2-winning hurdler Coeur Sublime (Elusive Pimpernel), also where he was purchased for 42,000gns. The gelding’s dam third in the Gr.1 Matheson Hurdle at Leopardstown in late Monita Bonita (King’s Theatre) scored once in a bumper and once over hurdles for Tim Easterby, and is out of the French Listed- December, who joins O’Loughlin from Gordon Elliott. placed jumps winner Monita Des Bois (Snurge), a full-sister to “We’ve got lovely quality horses to look forward to this year,” the Listed hurdles winner Rocheflamme and a half-sister to the O’Loughlin says, a sentiment that applies equally as well to Killeen Gr.2-winning chaser Sun Storm (Subotica), while other talented Glebe’s sales horses as it does to its racing string. performers on the page include last season’s Listed hurdles winner Atlanta Ablaze (Kayf Tara), the Gr.1-winning chaser Djakadam (Saint Des Saints) and Rajasthan (Saint Des Saints), who was Gr.1-placed over fences in Italy. “He’s a really nice forward-going horse that I would say will keep improving away as well; I’d see him as a December/January horse. He’s a lovely mover and has a great temperament and he’s by another great sire in Kayf Tara,” O’Loughlin reports. At next week’s Tattersalls Ireland Derby Sale, again via Limekiln Stud, Kileen Glebe will offer Lot 167, an April-born Milan gelding, out of the dual hurdles winner Francesa (Silver Patriarch), who finished runner-up in Listed company at Cheltenham’s April meeting in 2012. She is a half-sister to the top-class Blaklion (Kayf Tara), whose big-race haul included the Gr.1 RSA Chase at the 2016 , as well as three Gr.2 successes over fences and victory in the Gr.3 Becher Chase, and the Gr.3-placed Francis Du Mesnil (Saint Preuil), from a talented family. “He is a gorgeous horse, so well balanced. He does things right every day, he is very straightforward, beautifully balanced and has a good page too, so I hope he’ll be well-sought after,” O’Loughlin explains. Lot 166, Killeen Glebe Farm’s son of Kayf Tara, out of the O’Loughlin is well-placed to comment on the merits of each winning mare Monita Bonita (King’s Theatre), from the horses, having overseen them since their purchases and prepped same family as the top chaser Djakadam . © Amy Lynam them all as well.

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is good form for Saturday. She will take on stablemates Arcadia Queen, who was touted as a superstar this time last year, and Regal Power (both by Pierro), along with Aristia (Lonhro) and Miami Bound (Reliable Man), the last two winners of the Gr.1 VRC Oaks. The undercard is anything but from the excellent nominations for the Gr.3 Stakes and Gr.3 Quezette Stakes for the three- years-olds over 1100m. These races are springboards for aspiring Guineas or Coolmore Stud Stakes horses. The Vain for the colts and geldings holds particular interest with the much-hyped John McArdle-trained Hydro Star (Headwater) stepping up to Group company after a midweek Sandown maiden win where he did Aussie Stormer (Mehmas) won at the fourth attempt plenty wrong and still scored convincingly. yesterday at Wolverhampton. © Steve Cargill

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Haydock: Good, changing to Good to Soft after race 1 Lingfield: Standard to Slow Wolverhampton: Standard to Slow

1.40 WOLVERHAMPTON, 2YO NOVICE, 5F AW 1. AUSSIE STORMER (Ire), 2c, Mehmas – Stormy Clouds (Sir Prancealot) Mystic Journey (Needs Further) is slated to make her O: P Cook & K Lawrence, seasonal return in the Gr.3 P B Lawrence Stakes at Caulfield B: Tally-Ho Stud, on Saturday. T: £50,000 Goffs UK Premier Yearling Sale SYDNEY by Richard Hughes, consigned by Tally-Ho Stud GR.3 UP AND COMING STAKES 2. Electric Blue (GB), 3. Starseed (GB) We are back at Royal Randwick on Saturday and, with rain forecast Distances: ½l, 2¼l. 9 ran. for Friday and race day, a dry track looks a forlorn hope. There are Third on debut and runner-up last time following an unplaced 13 nominations in the Up And Coming for the three-year-olds, with the race well named this year given the untapped potential effort in the Weatherbys Super Sprint, the well-fancied Aussie of horses like North Pacific (Brazen Beau), who has done nothing Stormer (Mehmas) raced in second before taking it up wrong in winning his second start after placing at Gr.2 level on approaching the final furlong and running on strongly close debut, and the unbeaten Smart Image (Smart Missile). home to get off the mark at the fourth attempt. Also amongst the nominations for a Benchmark 88 handicap is He is the first foal and winner out of the Listed St Hugh’s Stakes- Masked Crusader (Toronado), who looked freakish when never placed triple 5f-6f juvenile scorer Stormy Clouds (Sir Prancealot), getting out of a jog at his winning Sydney debut in May. the only winner from four foals of racing age out of the placed Kyllachy mare Singingintherain. The winning third dam Comeraincomeshine (Night Shift), a half-sister to Gr.1 Queen Elizabeth II Stakes victor and sire Where Or When (Danehill follow EBN on twitter Dancer), produced four winners, headed by dual Gr.3-placed Listed (then) Sandy Lane Stakes winner Danehill Destiny @bloodstocknews (Danehill Dancer). Stormy Clouds has a yearling colt by .

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2.10 WOLVERHAMPTON, EBF 2YO NOVICE, 6F AW Fourth on debut and fifth last time, Annie Rose (Equiano) was always up with the pace on the inside and, once she was switched out to challenge at the top of the straight, she quickly asserted ebfstallions.com inside the final furlong for a comfortable victory. The fourth foal of racing age and second winner out of the 1m4f three-year-old scorer Tebee’s Oasis (Oasis Dream), Annie 1. BOOGIE TIME (Ire), 2c, Rose is a half-sister to the 7f scorer Sonnetina (Poet’s Voice) and Kodiac – Get Up And Dance () placed performers by Sepoy and Iffraaj. Out of the winning O: Carl Waters & Mrs E Burke, B: Tally-Ho Stud, T: K R Burke Selkirk mare Tebee, a half-sister to Gr.1 (then) Gran Criterium £65,000 Goffs UK Premier Yearling Sale victress Nayarra (; dam of this season’s Gr.2 by Karl Burke/Carl Waters, Superlative Stakes third Seventh Kingdom and Listed second consigned by Tally-Ho Stud Lahore), Tebee’s Oasis is a half-sister to four winners, including 2. Baileys Breathless (GB), 3. Blue Hero (Can) Listed Oaks Trial Stakes scorer and Gr.2 third Distances: nk, nse. 11 ran. Hertford Dancer (Foxwedge). The Listed-winning and Gr.2 Prix The favourite Boogie Time (Kodiac) built on his debut third over Robert Papin-placed third dam Massarra (Danehill), a full-sister 5f to score narrowly, keeping on gamely to get up close home in to the sire Kodiac and a half-sister to the Gr.1-winning sire a tight finish after racing prominently throughout. Invincible Spirit (), is out of the Gr.1 Prix de Diane He is the first foal and winner out of the 6f three-year-old scorer victress Rafha () and produced nine other winners, headed Get Up And Dance (Makfi), a half-sister to four winners out of the by Gr.2-winning Gr.1 St James’s Palace Stakes runner-up and sire Listed City Wall Stakes winner Our Little Secret (Rossini), topped Gustav Klimt, Gr.3 Silver Flash Stakes winner Wonderfully, by Gr.2 Temple Stakes victor and sire Pearl Secret (Compton Listed scorer Blissful, Stakes victress Cuff and Gr.1-placed Mars, Place), who was also third in the Gr.1 King’s Stand Stakes. The all by Galileo, as well as the dam of Listed Derby Trial Stakes winning third dam Sports Post Lady (M Double M), a half sister victor Kilimanjaro. to Gr.3 (then) Premio Omenoni scorer and Gr.3 Molecomb Stakes Tebee’s Oasis has a yearling colt by Time Test. runner-up Palacegate Episode (Drumalis), the grandam of dual Gr.1-winning sire Dutch Art and Gr.1 Classic-placed Gr.2 Blanford 2.55 HAYDOCK, 2YO NOVICE, 1M Stakes winner Up, produced three other winners. 1. RIVER ALWEN (Ire), 2c, Get Up And Dance produced a full-brother to the winner this Dark Angel – Intense Pink (Pivotal) year. O: Sun Bloodstock Racing Limited, B: James F Hanly, T: Richard Hannon €145,000 Goffs Orby Sale by Sun Bloodstock, consigned by Ballyhimikin Stud 2. Legend Of Dubai (GB), 3. Boy (GB) Distances: ¾l, 3½l. 10 ran.

A promising third on debut, River Alwen (Dark Angel) was always up with the pace and took it up three out, running on strongly inside the last furlong for a decisive success. A half-brother to this seasons 6f scorer Esprit Rose (Invincible Spirit) and a placed performer by Kingman, River Alwen is out of the Listed October Stakes winner and Gr.3 Chartwell Stakes third Intense Pink (Pivotal). She is a half- Third on debut over the minimum trip, Boogie Time sister to nine winners out of the winning Polish Patriot mare (Kodiac) got up yesterday at the next opportunity over a Clincher Club, headed by Gr.1-placed juvenile Henrik (Primo furlong further. © Steve Cargill Dominie), Gr.2 Gimcrack Stakes third Sir Reginald (Compton Place), Listed runner-up Bishop’s Lake (Lake Coniston; dam of Gr.1-placed Gr.3 Stakes winner Euphrasia and 2.40 WOLVERHAMPTON, NURSERY, 6F AW Listed second Langavat) and the dam of Stakes runner-up 1. ANNIE ROSE (GB), 2f, Tricksy Spirit, as well as the unraced dam of Listed-winning Equiano – Tebee’s Oasis (Oasis Dream) Gr.1 2,000 Guineas third Van Der Neer. The juvenile-winning O: Minster Stud And Partner, B: Minster Stud, third dam Merry Rous (Rousillon) produced nine other T: David Barron winners, topped by Gr.3-placed dual Listed-winning sprinter 5,000gns vendor Tattersalls December Foal Sale, Paradise Isle (Bahamian Bounty; dam of triple Stakes consigned by Minster Stud runner-up Meeting Waters) and the dam of Listed-placed £5,000 vendor Tattersalls Ascot Yearling Sale, Merry Banter. This is also the family of dual Italian Stakes- consigned by Minster Stud placed Penelope Queen and Listed Marygate second Furlong 2. Apache Mist (GB), 3. Upside Down (GB) Factor. Distances: 2½l, 1l. 10 ran. Intense Pink has a filly foal by Showcasing.

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Unplaced in her first two starts, Annie Rose (Equiano) was not for catching on her nursery debut at Wolverhampton yesterday, storming home to win comfortably by two and a half lengths. © Steve Cargill

3.25 HAYDOCK, 2YO FILLIES NOV MED AUC, 7F 3.50 LINGFIELD, 2YO FILLIES’ NOVICE, 5F AW 1. RUN THIS WAY (GB), 2f, Cannock Chase – Prime Run (Dansili) O: Saeed Suhail, ebfstallions.com B: Rabbah Bloodstock Limited, T: Mark Johnston 2. Verbena (GB), 3. Jewel In My Crown (GB) 1. BLACK SPARROW (GB), 2f, Distances: 2½l, ¾l. 11 ran. Swiss Spirit – Bronze Star () O: Trevor Johnson, B: Carmel Stud, The outsider Run This Way took a big step forward from her T: Phil McEntee debut sixth by making all and stretching clear inside the final 14,000gns Tattersalls October Yearling Sale Book 3 furlong for a comfortable win, as well as providing first season sire by TD Johnson, Cannock Chase with his first winner. consigned by Carmel Stud She is the first winner from four foals of racing age out of the 2. Sarsaparilla (GB), 3. Belgium (GB) dual 7f-1m placed Prime Run (Dansili), a half-sister to nine Distances: 1¾l, 1¾l. 7 ran. winners out of the juvenile-winning Listed runner-up Silca Cisa (Hallgate), headed by Gr.1 Prix Morny victress Silca’s Sister Third on debut and runner-up on her last two starts, Black (Inchinor; dam of Gr.3 third Start Time), her Sparrow (Swiss Spirit) was always close up before keeping on dual Gr.2-winning full-sister Golden Silca (dam of German Gr.3 well inside the final furlong to get on top close home. One of seven foals of racing age out of the dual 1m2f scorer scorer Calipatria), who was runner-up in both the Gr.1 Irish 1,000 Bronze Star (Mark Of Esteem), Black Sparrow is a half-sister to Guineas and Gr.1 Coronation Stakes, prolific multiple Listed- two winners, including dual 1m2f-1m4f scorer Varnish () winning sprinter Green Manalishi (Green Desert), Gr.1 Moyglare and juvenile victress Engaging Smile (Exceed And Excel), as well Stud Stakes runner-up Silca Chiave (Pivotal; dam of Stakes as a placed performer by Oratorio. Out of the winning Pursuit Of second Strictly Silca), Listed-placed Danish sire Silca Legend Love mare White House, Bronze Star is a half-sister to five other (Efisio) and the Italian Listed runner-up Muso Corto (Reprimand), winners, topped by Gr.2 Ribblesdale Stakes runner-up Eldalil as well as the unplaced dam of Japanese Gr.2-placed Gr.3 scorer (Singspiel) and the dam of Gr.3 victor and Gr.1 Phoenix Stakes- Meiner Eternel and Listed victor Warsaw. The winning third dam placed sire Cappella Sansevero and Gr.2-placed juvenile hurdler Princess Silca Key (Grundy) produced two other winners, Got Trumped, as well as the unplaced dam of dual US Gr.2 scorer including Gr.3 Phoenix Sprint Stakes runner-up Azizzi (Indian Factor This. The winning third dam Much Too Risky (Bustino) Ridge). produced eleven other winners, headed by Gr.1-placed Gr.2-

16 CALL: +44 (0) 1638 66 65 12 RACING REVIEW EBN: WEDNESDAY, 12TH AUGUST 2020 winning sire Little Rock (Warning), Gr.1 runner- FRANCE up and Gr.2 victress Whitewater Affair (Machiavellian; dam of Champion triple Gr.1-winning Japanese sire Victoire Pisa, Gr.1- Deauville: 3.4 winning Japanese sire Asakusa Den’en and Gr.2-placed Stakes- winning Japanese sire Swift Current), dual Gr.3-winning Gr.1 Moulins: 3.4 Oaks third Short Skirt (Diktat, grandam of Stakes winner Due Process) and Listed scorer Seductress (; dam of 1.25 (BST) DEAUVILLE, 2YO FILLIES’ COND, 1200M Listed victor Swiss Law). This is also the family of Gr.1-winning 1. CASSIOPEA (Fr), 2f, Japanese Champion Two-Year-Old Filly Robe Tissage. Helmet – Diva Cattiva (Lujain) O/B: Scuderia Micolo SNC, 3.55 HAYDOCK, NURSERY, 7F T: A Marcialis 1. DESERT HISTORY (GB), 2c, 2. Jibber Jabber (Ire), 3. Justitia (Ire) – Al Baidaa (Exceed And Excel) Distances: ½l, ¾l. 6 ran. O: Sultan Ali, B: Rabbah Bloodstock Limited, Pedigree: EBN2020-07-18 T: James Tate 37,000gns vendor Tattersalls October Yearling Sale Book 2 2.00 (BST) DEAUVILLE, 2YO C&G COND, 1200M consigned by Houghton Bloodstock 1. EARLY LIGHT (Fr), 2c, 2. A Boy Named Ivy (Ire), 3. Grantley (Ire) Wootton Bassett – Accalmie (Invincible Spirit) Distances: nk, nk. 9 ran. O: Hisaaki Sato, B: Haras des Sablonnets & A de Talhouet-Roy, Second last time out after finishing fifth on debut over course and T: F Chappet distance, Desert History (New Approach) made progress from €28,000 not sold Arqana December Breeding Stock Sale the rear to challenge approaching the final furlong and kept on consigned by Haras des Sablonnets well to lead close home. €200,000 Arqana October Yearling Sale The fourth foal of racing age and first winner out of the 1m2f by Chauvigny Global Equne, three-year-old scorer Al Baidaa (Exceed And Excel), a half-sister consigned by Haras des Sablonnets to Gr.1 Derby runner-up and Gr.2 Dante-winning sire Libertarian 2. Big Freeze (Fr), 3. Release The Beast (Fr) (New Approach), Desert History is a full-brother to the placed Distances: 1¼l, hd. 7 ran. Affable and a half-brother to the four-time-placed Enchanting Man (). The winning second dam Intrum Early Light (Wootton Bassett) was fourth on his debut at Morshaan (), a half-sister to four winners out of the Chantilly and improved from that run to win this in style. winning Roi mare Auntie Maureen, including triple He is the first winner out of the winning Accalmie (Invincible Stakes victress Coney Kitty (Lycius), produced five other winners, Spirit), herself a half-sister to five winners including the Gr.3 Prix headed by Gr.3 Winter Hill Stakes victor and Gr.1 Critérium de Lutèce third Investissement (Singspiel), Balkani (Dalakhani), International second Prince Siegfried (Royal Applause), French Sousmarine (Montjeu; dam of dual Gr.3 scorer Soleil Marin) and Listed scorer Bigzam (Zamindar) and Gr.2-placed hurdler Ned Undersea (Numerous). Their winning dam, Underwater Buntline (). (Theatrical), was second in Gr.2 Prix de Malleret and is a half- Al Baidaa has a yearling colt by Postponed sister to the triple winner Legerete (Rahy; dam of the Listed 4.20 LINGFIELD, 3YO+ NOVICE, 6F AW scorer Pilote). They are out of the winner Sea Hill (Seattle Slew), 1. END ZONE (GB), 3g, who is a half-sister to the sire Groom Dancer (). Dark Angel – Brown Eyed Honey (Elusive City) Her winning daughter Icelips (Unbridled) is the dam of the Gr.1 O: Qatar Racing Limited, Poule d’Essai des Poulains victor and sire Falco (Pivotal), as well B: The Brown Eyed Honey Partnership, as Gr.3 Prix Eclipse winner Iron Lips (Iron Mask) and the Listed T: David Simcock winner Numb Lips (Olmodavor). This is also the family of the Gr.1 2. Aramis Grey (Ire), 3. Praised (GB) Grand Prix de Saint-Cloud heroine Plumania (Anabaa), the Distances: 2½l, ½l. 5 ran. Japanese Gr.1 winner Kinshasa No Kiseki and the Gr.1 Australian Oaks heroine Absolutely. Placed twice at two but unplaced on his three-year-old debut Accalmie has a yearling filly by Dabirsim and she produced a after being gelded over the winter, End Zone (Dark Angel) filly foal this spring by Zanzibari. BR tracked the leaders and made headway to lead one furlong out before readily quickening clear for a comfortable victory. 2.35 (BST) DEAUVILLE, 3YO CONDITIONS, 1600M The third foal of racing age out of the four-time 7f-1m scorer 1. ZIEGFELD (GB), 3c, Brown Eyed Honey (Elusive City), one of five winners out of the New Approach – Maid To Dream (Oasis Dream) unraced Galileo mare Tiger Mist, End Zone is a full-brother to O: Godolphin SNC, the smart five-time 6f-7f winner Split Down South, as well as a B: Barton Stud Partnership, once-raced performer by Hot Streak. The unplaced third dam T: A Fabrè Arlesiana (Woodman), a half-sister to US Gr.2 winner and Gr.1 120,000gns Tattersalls October Yearling Sale Book 2 Beverly D Stakes runner-up Via Borghese (Seattle Dancer; dam by Stroud Coleman Bloodstock, of Gr.2-placed dual German Gr.3 scorer Axana), produced two consigned by Barton Stud winners. 2. Into Faith (Fr), 3. Shining Ocean (Fr) Brown Eyed Honey has a yearling filly by Ardad. Distances: ½l, 3l. 6 ran.

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3.27 (BST) MOULINS, 2YO MAIDEN, 1400M ITALY 1. ANGELINKA (Fr), 2f, – Silent Cause (Giant’s Causeway) Varese: Good O: Marco Saviozzi, B: Haras des Eveés and D Cherdo, 6.00 (BST) VARESE, EBF 2YO MAIDEN, 1500M T: Jean-Claude Rouget €34,000 Arqana v2 Yearling Sale by MAB Agency, consigned by Domaine de l’Étang ebfstallions.com 2. First Folio (GB), 3. Zala Chope (Fr) Distances: 6½l, ¾l. 7 ran. 1. COLORFUL (Ity), 2f, Angelinka (Pedro The Great) was beaten on her debut by the Sakhee’s Secret – Wishful (Desert Prince) later Listed-placed Stardevote (Starspanglebanner) but O: Stefano Botti, B: Dioscuri, T: Alduino Botti produced plenty of speed here, swooping round the bend like a 2. Sopran Brigida (Ire), 3. Baba Au Rhum (Ire) greyhound at the old White City, and she could easily go places Distances:10l, nk. 8 ran. from here. She is a half-sister to 1950m winner Lorelei (Evasive), out of The newcomer Colourful (Sakhee’s Secret), fast from the gate, the unraced Silent Cause (Giant’s Causeway), whose grandam, set the pace and strolled home ten lengths clear of Sopran the Listed Prix du Cercle runner-up Blushing Away (Blushing Brigida (Raven’s Pass). She is the second foal and the first winner Groom) produced the Champion Older Miler and sire Gold Away out of the unraced Wishful (Desert Prince), a half-sister to the (Goldneyev), the Gr.3 Prix Perth winner and Gr.2 (then) Prix Gr.3-placed Troublemaker (Vita Rosa) and the three-year-old d’Astarte (now Gr.1 Prix Rothschild) runner-up Danzigaway Ranger In Paradise (Holy Roman Emperor), who ran third in the (Danehill; dam of US Gr.2 winner Silent Name and Listed victor Listed Premio Campobello at two and had a tilt at the Gr.3 Premio Galiway), as well as Gr.3 scorer Blushing Gleam; dam of Gr.1 Parioli. The second dam Money Ridge (Indian Ridge) won twice Racing Post third Skanky Biscuit). Blushing Away is also the and is a half-sister to the classy (Sea The Stars), who landed the Gr.1 Irish Oaks and Gr.1 Yorkshire Oaks, ran second in grandam of the Gr.1 Critérium International runner-up Salto the Gr.1 Prix De L’Arc Triomphe and sadly died last year. The third (Pivotal), and the Listed-placed Madaway (Machiavellian), the dam Holy Moon (), a Stakes winner, has a fantastic Gr.3 Solario Stakes winner Foss Way (Desert Prince) and the dual broodmare record. She produced three winners of the Gr.2 Oaks Singapore Listed winner Casino Clique (Medicean). BR d’Italia in Charity Line (Manduro), Final Score (Dylan Thomas) 6.22 (BST) MOULINS, 2YO CLAIMER, 1000M and Cherry Collect (Oratorio). The first two also landed the Gr.1 1. GLENKITT (Ire), 2f, (then) Premio Lydia Tesio. The three moved to Japan, where Anjaal – Farran (Fast Company) Cherry Collect and Final Score have already returned Group O: Mrs Theresa Burns & G Hernon performers. Holy Moon also produced the Gr.3 winner Wordless B: D Brickley (Rock Of Gibraltar) and the Gr.2 Derby Italiano runner-up Back T: Gavin Hernon On Board (Nathaniel). €4,000 at Tattersalls Ireland September Yearling Sale Part II Wishful has a yearling filly by Pounced. FRANCO RAIMONDI by David Brickley, consigned by Rathasker Stud 2. Third Apple (Fr), 3. Dia De Muertos (Fr) STAKES FIELD Distances: ½l, 1l. 7 ran. FLAT Having been fourth on debut, Glenkitt (Anjaal) produced some speed to win this straight course race. She is a half-sister to the IRELAND Italian victrix Bungle Experience (Bungle Inthejungle). They are the first two foals out of the unraced Farran (Fast Company), LR EBF HURRY HARRIET STAKES, Gowran Park, 1m1½f, herself a half-sister to two winners, including Slim Chance 3yo+f&m, 1st €28,025, 2nd €9,025, 3rd €4,275, 2.30pm (Clodovil). The second dam is the unraced Valluga (Ashkalani), BLISSFUL BEAUTY (Fr), 4f, who is a half-sister to the Gr.2 Blandford Stakes winner and – Blissful Beat (Beat Hollow) Classic-placed Foresee (Vision), the dual Gr.2 winner Royal CROTCHET (GB), 5m, Touch (; dam of the multiple Listed winner Lethal Force – Humouresque (Pivotal) Ethelinda) and the Listed Stardom Stakes winner Bonarelli HARRIET’S FORCE (Ire), 4f, (Dancing Dissident), as well as Sovereign Touch (Pennine Walk; Lethal Force – Its On The Air (King’s Theatre) dam of the Listed winner Seraphine and grandam of the Gr.1 LADY STORMBORN (Ire), 4f, Cheveley Park and Gr.1 Coronation Stakes winner Indian Ink). Camelot – Chiming (Danehill) Their dam Sovereign Dona (Sovereign Path) won the Gr.3 Prix A NEW DAWN (Ire), 3f, de Psyche and is a half-sister to the Gr.2 (then) Lockinge Stakes Zoffany – Simply A Star (Giant’s Causeway) winner and sire Don (Yellow God). AUNT BEE (Ire), 3f, Farran has a yearling filly by Coulsty. BR Australia – English Ballet (Danehill Dancer)

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CHRYSALISM (Ire), 3f, GOKEN Starspangledbanner – Song Of The Sea (Bering) Euthydikos (Fr), 2c, ex Teth (Dansili) ENNISTYMON (Ire), 3f, 12.25 [BST] Le Touqet, maiden, 1300m Galileo – Lahinch (Danehill Dancer) MARKAZ EPONA PLAYS (Ire), 3f, Full Marks (Ire), 2g ex Zenella (Kyllachy) Australia – New Plays (Oratorio) 1.35 Beverley, EBF maiden, 7½f KASSABA (Ire), 3f, Right Proud (Ire), 2c ex Heartstrings (Invincible Spirit) – Kasanka (Galileo) 1.45 Kempton, nursery, 7f AW LABURNUM (Ire), 3f, Twentysharesofgrey (GB), 2f ex Carsulae (Marju) Galileo – Secret Garden (Danehill) 1.45 Kempton, nursery, 7f AW MEHMAS FIRST CROP SIRE MAIDENS Billian (Ire), 2c ex Truly Magnificant (Elusive Quality) 2.40 Beverley, median auction maiden, 5f BELARDO Farasi Lane (Ire), 2c ex No Such Zone (Oasis Dream) PEARL SECRET 1.15 Kempton, nursery, 6f AW Saorsa (Fr), 2f ex Urban Art (Siyouni) Di Bello Rosa (Ire), 2f ex Toolentidhaar () 2.20 Kempton, EBF fillies’novice, 7f AW 1.35 Beverley, EBF maiden, 7½f Sheila O’Shea (GB), 2f ex Jessie’s Spirit (Clodovil) 2.20 Kempton, EBF fillies’novice, 7f AW BOBBY’S KITTEN PRIDE OF DUBAI Winning Generation (GB), 2c, ex Bright Morning () Flying Visit (Ire), 2c ex Fionnuar (Teofilo) 7.50 [BST] Naples, maiden, 1500m 1.30 Gowran Park, EBF maiden, 1m BURATINO Mount Eden (Ire), 2c ex Cool Cap (Captain Rio) Virtual Hug (Ire), 2c ex Cotton Camera (Lilbourne Lad) 1.30 Gowran Park, EBF maiden, 1m 1.30 Gowran Park, EBF maiden, 1m CHARMING THOUGHT Country Charm (GB), 2f ex Alushta (Royal Applause) 2.40 Beverley, median auction maiden, 5f

Gowran Park sees two sons of Pride Of Dubai (Street Cry) line up in the EBF maiden over a mile.

PRINCE OF LIR Charming Thought (Oasis Dream) is represented by Wobwobwob (Ire), 2c ex Ishimagic (Ishiguru) debutant Country Charm, who goes to post at 1.35 Beverley, EBF maiden, 7½f Beverley today. © Amy Lanigan Prince Of Sol (Ire), 2c ex Soliana (Dutch Art) 2.40 Beverley, median auction maiden, 5f SAMYSILVER ESTIDHKAAR Asso Piglia Tutto (Ity), 2c, ex Ling (Halling) 7.50 [BST] Naples, maiden, 1500m Scalene (Ire), 2g ex Karlinha (Desert Style) 1.45 Kempton, nursery, 7f AW SCISSOR KICK Sound Of Dubai (Ire), 2c ex Low Cut Affair (Fast Company) Kickandwin (Fr), 2c, ex Talwin (Alhaarth) 2.40 Beverley, median auction maiden, 5f 12.25 [BST] Le Touqet, maiden, 1300m EXOSPHERE SHALAA Spherical (Fr), 2f, ex Selfsame (Dansili) Ma Cherie Amour (Fr), 2f ex Snowy Amour (Azamour) 11.15 [BST] Le Touquet, claimer, 1300m 2.20 Kempton, EBF fillies’novice, 7f AW

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TERRITORIES ROCK OF GIBRALTAR Wallis Et Futuna (Fr), 2f, ex Life Of Risks (Take Risks) Gua Ginger (Fr), 3f, ex Guiana (Tiger Hill) 12.25 [BST] Le Touqet, maiden, 1300m Compiegne, France, 06 Jul, 3yo, cond, 2400mT, €11,000 B: Ecurie Haras De Beauvoir THE GURKHA Nell Quickly (Ire), 2f ex Burke’s Rock (Cape Cross) WORKFORCE 2.20 Kempton, EBF fillies’novice, 7f AW Corte (Jpn), 4c, ex Dantsu Swift (Daiwa Major) Libby Ami (Ire), 2f ex Moore’s Melody (Marju) Nagoya, Japan, 07 Jul, cond, 1400mD, £3,726 2.40 Beverley, median auction maiden, 5f B: Shigeharu Kato TWILIGHT SON Gwiazda (Jpn), 5h, ex Stern Taler (Neo Universe) Dan De Light (Ire), 2c ex Nancy Astor (Shamardal) Sonoda, Japan, 08 Jul, 3yo, cond, 1400mD, £2,589 2.40 Beverley, median auction maiden, 5f B: Shadai Farm Best Dance (Jpn), 6h, ex Dance Partner (Sunday Silence) Monbetsu, Japan, 09 Jul, cond, 1800mD, £4,065 STALLION ROUND-UP B: Shadai Farm Dream Rich (Jpn), 4c, ex Ever Blossom (Deep Impact) WINNERS BY IRISH SIRES Kanazawa, Japan, 12 Jul, cond, 1500mD, £2,001 B: Shadai Farm ZAMBEZI SUN Like Me (Ger), 5h, ex Lilia (Dashing Blade) Zambezi Flow (Fr), 5m, ex Lady Flow (With The Flow) Hamburg, Germany, 10 Jul, 3yo+, cond, 2200mT, €3,000 Chateaubriant, France, 09 Jul, 5yo, chase, 4100mT, €8,640 B: Gestut Etzean B: Valerie Seignoux

LOPE DE VEGA Magic Mission (Ger), 7h, ex My Special (Peintre Celebre) Hamburg, Germany, 11 Jul, 3yo+, cond, 1400mT, €3,000 WINNERS BY FRENCH SIRES B: Ammerland Verwaltung GmbH & Co. KG MOTIVATOR MASTERCRAFTSMAN Golden Mountain (Rus), 3f, ex Golden Life (Coronado’s Quest) Never Give Up (Tun), 3c, ex Maruna (Naaqoos) Pyatigorsk, Russia, 05 Jul, cond, 2000mT, £62 Kassar Said, Tunisia, 05 Jul, 3yoc, cond, 1700mT, £771 B: M Mohamed Al Meddeb PLANTEUR Kanpai (Mor), 5h, ex Prima Noa (Layman) MAXIOS Casablanca, Morocco, 10 Jul, 4yo, cond, 1750mT, £1,232 Igneo (Ger), 4g, ex Insola (Royal Solo) B: in Morocco Hamburg, Germany, 12 Jul, 3yo+, cond, 2200mT, €3,500 B: Wilfried Witte u.a. SOMMERABEND Kachaka (Tun), 3f, ex Chakacha (Victory Note) RAJSAMAN Kassar Said, Tunisia, 05 Jul, 3yof, cond, 1700mT, £771 Le Hoyo (Fr), 4g, ex Ultima Bella (Prince Kirk) B: Ste. Dakota Clairefontaine, France, 07 Jul, 4yo, hcap, 2200mT, €10,500 B: S.a.r.l. Ecurie Chiarelli Fersen (Fr), 4g, ex Mahiladipa (Librettist) WINNERS BY GERMAN SIRES Marseille Borely, France, 08 Jul, 4yo+, hcap, 2100mT, €7,000 B: M Elie Lellouche AREION Rajastare (Fr), 4f, ex Breche De Boitron (Great Palm) Wishing Ruby (Fr), 5m, ex Estella (Acatenango) Saint-Cloud, France, 13 Jul, 4yo, hcap, 2000mT, €9,000 ParisLongchamp, France, 09 Jul, 4yo+, hcap, 3100mT, €9,000 B: Magaly Jomain B: Mlle L Kneip, Mlle S Grevet Soubretta (Ity), 8m, ex Panna Montata (Indian Ridge) RAVEN’S PASS Varese, Italy, 11 Jul, 3yo+, hcap, 1000mT, €2,125 Girard (Ger), 5g, ex Gotia (Teofilo) Hamburg, Germany, 11 Jul, 3yo+, cond, 1800mT, €3,000 B: Dell’Elfo SRL B: Gestüt Ebbesloh PAOLINI Munthany (USA), 6g, ex Safarjal (Marju) Madulain (Fr), 5m, ex Mandel Island (Turtle Island) Rome, Italy, 12 Jul, 4yo+, hcap, 1600mAW, €5,200 Saint-Malo, France, 12 Jul, 4yo+f&m, cond, 1800mT, €6,500 B: Shadwell Farm LLC B: Mme A Tamagni, Cocheese Bloodstock Anstalt

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DANSILI Galikor (GB), 5g, ex Galikova (Galileo) EXCHANGE RATES Carrere, Martinique, 12 Jul, 3yo+, hcap, 2100mT, €3,200 B: Wertheimer et Frere GBP/USD – 1.31 GBP/JPY – 139.33 GBP/EUR – 1.11 GBP/CHF – 1.20 DREAM AHEAD Oxbridge Blue (GB), 7h, ex Poly Blue (Thatching) GBP/AUD – 1.83 GBP/SEK – 11.43 Hamburg, Germany, 11 Jul, 3yo+, cond, 1800mT, €3,000 GBP/HKD – 10.13 GBP/AED – 4.80 B: Manor Farm Stud (Rutland)

EUR/USD – 1.18 EXCELEBRATION Every Promise (GB), 4c, ex Clarenda (Refuse To Bend) Siracusa, Italy, 11 Jul, 3yo+, cond, 1200mD, €4,250 *The above rates are the Google indicative rates at 17:00 on 11/08/20 B: Effevi SRL and must be used as an approximation for conversion.

EXCELLENT ART Excellent Jack (GB), 7h, ex Jackline (Diktat) Corridonia, Italy, 09 Jul, 3yo+, hcap, 1350mD, €1,275 BREEDERS’ ROUND-UP B: D R Tucker BRITISH-BRED WINNERS ABROAD FRANKEL Shining Dawn (GB), 5h, ex Cast In Gold (Elusive Quality) Settat, Morocco, 11 Jul, 4yo, cond, 1700mT, £2,879

ARCANO B: M Abdullah Secret Lady (GB), 6m, ex Lady McBeth (Avonbridge) Argentan, France, 15 Jul, 4yo+, claimer, 1200mT, €6,000 GREGORIAN B: Laundry Cottage Stud Farm San Gregorio (GB), 4c, ex Lifetime Romance (Mozart) Tagliacozzo, Italy, 13 Jul, 3yo+, hcap, 1900mD, €1,700 BRAZEN BEAU B: M E Broughton Miramont Lady (GB), 3f, ex Miramont (Iffraaj) Siracusa, Italy, 11 Jul, 3yo, seller, 1300mD, €1,700 HAVANA GOLD B: Mrs R Philipps Havana Red (GB), 3f, ex Rinskia (Bering) Jagersro, Sweden, 12 Jul, 3yo, cond, 2400mD, £12,917 CABLE BAY B: D R Tucker Rushcutters Bay (GB), 3g, ex Kicker Rock (Fastnet Rock) Myrna (GB), 4f, ex Missouri Belle (Invincible Spirit) Markopoulo, Greece, 13 Jul, 2 & 3yo, maiden, 1000mD, €2,112 Bratislava, Slovak Republic, 12 Jul, 3yo+, hcap, 1200mT, €1,000 B: Pee Gee & W J Bloodstock Ltd B: G R Bailey Ltd (Baileys Horse Feeds) KENTUCKY DYNAMITE CHAMPS ELYSEES Dynamite Mus (GB), 6m, ex Damelina (Green Tune) Jafer (GB), 4f, ex Ganga (Generous) Rabat, Morocco, 13 Jul, 4yo, cond, 2400mT, £3,683 Pompadour, France, 14 Jul, 4yo+, cond, 2400mT, €3,750 B: Haras du Quesnay B: West Stow Stud Ltd LOPE DE VEGA Target Zone (GB), 4c, ex Sailors Path (New Approach) Navia (GB), 3f, ex Penelope Star (Acatenango) Savenay, France, 14 Jul, 4yo+, claimer, 2100mT, €3,000 Madrid, Spain, 12 Jul, 3yof, cond, 2400mT, €18,000 B: G B Partnership B: Richard Ahern

COMPTON PLACE MASTERCRAFTSMAN Tarragon (GB), 8g, ex Hennalaine (Lujain) Hurricane Bill (GB), 4g, ex Akemi () Markopoulo, Greece, 13 Jul, 3yo+, hcap, 1300mD, €1,320 Castera-Verduzan, France, 12 Jul, 4yo, cond, 3800mT, €6,240 B: W H R John & Partners B: Haras du Mont Dit Mont

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