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October Yearling Sale YEARLING, consigned by Pier House Stud, Ireland Will Stand at Park Paddocks, Somerville Paddock S, Box 358 Storm Cat (USA) Harlan (USA) 932 (WITH VAT) Harlan's Holiday Country Romance (CAN) (USA) Christmas In Aiken Affirmed (USA) A BAY COLT (USA) (USA) Dowager (USA) Foaled Mr Prospector Raise A Native April 1st, 2009 County Fair (USA) (USA) Gold Digger (USA) (1994) Ten Cents A Kiss Key To The Mint (USA) (USA) Justakiss E.B.F./B.C. Nominated. 1st Dam COUNTY FAIR (USA), ran once in U.S.A. at 3 years; dam of three winners from 6 runners and 10 foals of racing age viz- STEAMING HOME (USA) (1999 f. by Salt Lake (USA)), won 2 races at 2 years and £51,290 including Go And Go Round Tower Stakes, Curragh, L., placed 4 times; dam of a winner viz- NO SPEED LIMIT (USA), winner to 2009 in U.S.A. LOCAL LEGEND (USA) (2003 c. by Storm Cat (USA)), won 3 races at 3 and 4 years in Canada and in U.S.A. and £25,996 and placed 3 times. CELTIC COUNTY (USA) (2000 g. by Boston Harbor (USA)), won 1 race at 4 yrs in U.S.A. Catapila (USA) (2001 f. by Tactical Cat (USA)), placed once at 2 yrs; dam of a winner viz- LAURA'S LADY (IRE), 1 race at 3 years, 2009 and placed twice, from only 4 starts. Fair Miss (USA) (2002 f. by Pine Bluff (USA)), unraced; dam of a winner viz- EDOPAPAS EKEPAPAS (USA), winner to 2009 in U.S.A. Noordhoek Princess (USA) (2007 f. by Hennessy (USA)), in training. Senor Sassi (USA) (2008 c. by Johannesburg (USA)), in training. 2nd Dam TEN CENTS A KISS (USA), won 2 races in U.S.A. and $29,400 and placed twice; dam of ten winners from 15 runners and 15 foals of racing age including- CORPORATE REPORT (USA) (c. by Private Account (USA)), won 3 races at 3 years in U.S.A. and $1,067,908 including Travers Stakes, Saratoga, Gr.1, placed second in Haskell Invitational Handicap, Monmouth Park, Gr.1, Preakness Stakes, Pimlico, Gr.1, Arkansas Derby, Oaklawn Pk, Gr.2, Swaps Stakes, Hollywood Pk, Gr.2; sire. DRACHMA (USA) (c. by Damascus (USA)), won 5 races in U.S.A. and $240,098 including Gallant Man Stakes, Saratoga, Gr.3, placed second in Lamplighter Handicap, Monmouth Park, Gr.2, Nashua Stakes, Aqueduct, Gr.2, third in Remsen Stakes, Aqueduct, Gr.1 and fourth in Pilgrim Stakes, Aqueduct, Gr.3. Swiss Affair (USA) (g. by Private Account (USA)), won 1 race at 2 years and £18,090 and placed twice including third in Gimcrack Stakes, York, Gr.2. DANCE HALL MISS (USA), won 3 races in U.S.A. and $67,632; dam of winners. D'S DANCING SOPHIE (USA), won Minnesota Distaff Classic Championship, Canterbury Down, MTA Stallion Auction Stakes (fillies), Canterbury Down, Minnesota Oaks, Canterbury Down and placed third in Northern Lights Debutante Handicap, Canterbury Down, L. DANCING PRIZE (USA), won Minnesota Oaks, Canterbury Down; grandam of Rustic Road (USA), winner to 2009 in U.S.A., placed second in Northern Lights Futurity, Canterbury Park, R. Dance Hall Prize (USA), winner in U.S.A., placed second in Northern Lights Futurity, Canterbury Park and third in Minnesota Derby, Canterbury Park, L.R. Prior Lake Lady (USA), winner in U.S.A., placed third in Northern Lights Debutante Stakes, Canterbury Park, R. ANNUAL REPORT (USA), won 2 races in U.S.A.; dam of winners. Short Note (USA), winner in U.S.A., placed second in Comely Stakes, Aqueduct, Gr.3 and Cicada Stakes, Aqueduct, Gr.3. Button Raise (USA), winner in U.S.A., third in Whirlaway Stakes, Aqueduct, L. MAYBE A KISS (USA), won 1 race in U.S.A. and $18,675; dam of winners. CENTURN (USA), winner; dam of CIENTO (USA), won Dine's Derby, Sunray Park, L., New Mexico State University Handicap, Sunland Park, L.R. (twice). Kiss It Better (AUS), unraced; dam of Dylan (NZ), winner in Singapore, placed third in Three Year Old Challenge (2nd Leg), Singapore, L. VEIL DANCE (USA), won 1 race in U.S.A.; dam of winners. MAJOR SUCCESS (USA), won Palos Verdes Handicap, Santa Anita, Gr.2. Cranberry Island (USA), placed in U.S.A.; grandam of GOLD ACCENT (USA), won Duchess of York Stakes, Stampede Park, John Patrick Handicap, Northlands Park. .
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