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=Geoglyph (JPN) equineline.com Product 40P 09/04/21 12:23:08 EDT =Geoglyph (JPN) Chestnut Colt; Feb 25, 2019 Tale of the Cat, 94 dk b/ Gio Ponti, 05 b Chipeta Springs, 89 b Drefong, 13 b Ghostzapper, 00 b Eltimaas, 07 b =Geoglyph (JPN) Najecam, 93 ch Kingmambo, 90 b Foaled in Japan =King Kamehameha =Aromatico (JPN), 09 ch Manfath (IRE), 91 dk b/ (JPN), 01 b Sunday Silence, 86 dk b/ =Andes Lady (JPN), 86 ch =Nasca (JPN), 03 b By DREFONG (2013). Champion sprinter in U.S., Stakes winner of 6 races in 9 starts of $1,538,385, Breeders' Cup Sprint [G1] (SA, $825,000), Forego S. [G1] (SAR, $320,000), Ketel One King's Bishop S. [G1] (SAR, $275,000). His first foals are 2-year-olds of 2021. Sire of 78 foals, 40 starters, 7 winners of 7 races and earning $722,135 USA, including Kawakita Reverie (at 2, 2021, $127,948 USA), Yukino Ojisama (at 2, 2021, $63,863 USA), Hyams Beach (at 2, 2021, $63,817 USA), Consigliere (at 2, 2021, $63,761 USA), Fez Kazuma (at 2, 2021, $63,506 USA), Geoglyph (at 2, 2021, $63,180 USA), Scena Diva (at 2, 2021, $30,389 USA), Colorful Cube (placed, at 2, 2021, $29,871 USA). 1st dam =AROMATICO (JPN), by =King Kamehameha (JPN). 6 wins, 2 to 5 in JPN, $2,041,990 (USA), Tomoe Sho [LR], 2nd Hokkaido Shimbun Hai Queen S. [G3], 3rd Shuka Sho [G1], Queen Elizabeth II Cup [G1], Mermaid S. [G3]. Dam of 4 foals, 4 to race, 3 winners-- =Albilla (JPN) (c. by =Maurice (JPN)). 3 wins in 5 starts at 3, 2021 in JPN, $327,001 (USA). =Copacati (JPN) (f. by =Harbinger (GB)). 2 wins at 3 in JPN, $266,668 (USA). =Geoglyph (JPN) (c. by Drefong). See below. =Fatua (JPN) (f. by =Epiphaneia (JPN)). Placed at 2 and 3 in JPN, $52,710 (USA). 2nd dam =NASCA (JPN), by Sunday Silence. Unraced in Japan. Half-sister to =INTI RAIMI (JPN) ($3,075,006 (USA), Kyoto Daishoten [G2], etc.), =SAN VALENTIN (JPN) ($1,555,030 (USA), Tanabata Sho H. [G3], etc.), =OVER THE WALL (JPN) ($876,109 (USA), Fukushima Kinen [LR]). Dam of 3 winners-- =AROMATICO (JPN) (f. by =King Kamehameha (JPN)). Black type winner, see above. =Reina Castana (JPN) (f. by =King Kamehameha (JPN)). Winner at 2 in JPN, $60,450 (USA). Dam of-- =ANDES QUEEN (JPN) (f. by =Turtle Bowl (IRE)). 8 wins, 2 to 6 in JPN, $1,881,228 (USA), Empress Hai [LR], Ladies Prelude [LR], Breeders' Gold Cup [LR], 2nd TCK Jo-o Hai [LR]. =Caral (JPN) (g. by =Rulership (JPN)). 3 wins, 3 to 6 in JPN, $393,006 (USA). =Crystal Skull (JPN) (c. by Falbrav (IRE)). Placed at 3 in JPN, $18,903 (USA). 3rd dam =ANDES LADY (JPN), by Northern Taste. Unraced in Japan. Sister to =SHADAI CHATTER (JPN) (Kokura Kinen [G3], etc.). Dam of 9 winners-- =INTI RAIMI (JPN) (c. by =Special Week (JPN)). 5 wins, 2 to 5 in JPN, $3,075,006 (USA), Kyoto Daishoten [G2], Asahi Challenge Cup [G3], Kyoto Shimbun Hai [LR], 2nd Tokyo Yushun-Japanese Derby [LR], Chunichi Shimbun Hai H. [LR], 3rd Takarazuka Kinen [G1], Kinko Sho [G2], Nikkei Shinshun Hai H. [L]. =SAN VALENTIN (JPN) (c. by =Special Week (JPN)). 8 wins, 3 to 6 in JPN, $1,555,030 (USA), Tanabata Sho H. [G3], Fukushima Kinen H. [L]. =OVER THE WALL (JPN) (f. by Dr Devious (IRE)). 5 wins at 3 and 4 in JPN, $876,109 (USA), Fukushima Kinen [LR]. Producer. =Folklore (JPN) (f. by =Dance in the Dark (JPN)). 6 wins, 2 to 5 in JPN, $924,501 (USA). Dam of-- =ALBERT (JPN) (c. by =Admire Don (JPN)). 9 wins, 2 to 6 in JPN, $3,526,218 (USA), Sports Nippon Sho Stayers S. [G2] 3 times, Diamond S. [G3], 2nd Sports Nippon Sho Stayers S. [G2], Copa Republica Argentina [G2], 3rd Kyoto Daishoten [G2]. =Zenith Blue (c. by =Mr C B (JPN)). 5 wins, 3 to 6 in JPN, $912,297 (USA). =Fitz Roy (JPN) (c. by =Admire Vega (JPN)). 3 wins at 3 and 4 in JPN, $611,866 (USA). =Snow Parade (JPN) (f. by =Tony Bin (IRE)). 4 wins at 3 and 4 in JPN, $591,852 (USA). Producer. =Huascaran (JPN) (c. by =Dance in the Dark (JPN)). Winner at 2 and 5 in JPN, $136,559 (USA). =Ausangate (JPN) (c. by =King Kamehameha (JPN)). 2 wins at 4 in JPN, $9,661 (USA). Copyright © 2021 The Jockey Club Information Systems, Inc. Page 1 of 2 equineline.com Product 40P 09/04/21 12:23:08 EDT =Geoglyph (JPN) Chestnut Colt; Feb 25, 2019 =Sol del Peru (JPN) (c. by =Fuji Kiseki (JPN)). Placed, 3 to 6 in JPN, $96,980 (USA). =Dandy Emperor (c. by Allez Milord). Placed at 3 in JPN, $64,212 (USA). =Nasca (JPN) (f. by Sunday Silence). See above. 4th dam =PERU SPORT (JPN), by =Guersant (FR). Unraced in Japan. Dam of 2 winners, including-- =SHADAI CHATTER (JPN) (f. by Northern Taste). Winner at 5 in JPN, Kokura Kinen [G3], 2nd Kokura Kinen-G3, Asahi Challenge Cup-G3, Kinko Sho [G3], Kita Kushu Kinen [G3]. =Maruka Mirror (JPN) (c. by Groom Dancer). 2 wins at 3 in JPN, $420,353 (USA), 2nd Kyoto Shimbun Hai [LR]. =Andes Lady (JPN) (f. by Northern Taste). See above. =Shadai Speech (JPN) (f. by Northern Taste). Unraced. =SPEAK REASON (c. by Real Shadai). 2 wins at 3 in JPN, Keisei Hai [L], Hakodate Kinen [L]. Sire. RACE RECORD for =Geoglyph (JPN): In Japan. At 2, 2021, one win in 1 start. Earned 7,000,000 Yen ($63,180 USA). Copyright © 2021 The Jockey Club Information Systems, Inc. Page 2 of 2.
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