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LA FALETTE (NZ) 10 Bay Mare (Branded Nr Sh Stable 2 Row N 4 On Account of CHATSWORTH PARK, Scone (As Agent) Lot 1 LA FALETTE (NZ) 10 Bay mare (Branded nr sh. off sh.) Foaled 2004 4 Raise a Native ................. by Native Dancer ............ (SIRE) Mr. Prospector ................ Gold Digger..................... by Nashua....................... FALTAAT (USA)............ Summing......................... by Verbatim .................... Epitome .......................... Honest and True ............. by Mr Leader .................. (DAM) Mill Reef .......................... by Never Bend................ Shirley Heights................ JULIETTE HEIGHTS Hardiemma ..................... by Hardicanute ............... (GB) ............................... Blakeney ......................... by Hethersett.................. Juliette Marny ................. 1985 Set Free........................... by Worden...................... FALTAAT (USA) (1990). 1995 Champion UAE Older Sprinter. Champion NZ Sire (AEI) twice. Sire of 354 rnrs, 240 wnrs, 21 SW, inc. Tit for Taat (New Zealand Two Thousand Guineas, Gr.1), Taatletail, Sedecrem, Jurys Out, etc. Sire of the dams of SW Star of Octagonal, SP Kittylicious, Easy Start and of Ma Shang, Dandi, Bernards Choice, Beurre, Cheeky Red, Lady Zsa Zsa, Boots, Meant to Blush, Jubilant, Tuscany Angel, John Cash, Alszaat, etc. 1st Dam JULIETTE HEIGHTS (GB), by Shirley Heights. Placed at 3 in GB. Three-quarter- sister to JOLLY BAY (dam of GAICK FOREST), Sail Loft (dam of COLONIA), half-sister to JAUNTY JACK, JULY GIRL, LAC LADOGA, Duchess of Alba (dam of NICOBAR). Dam of 11 named foals, 9 to race, 6 winners, inc:- UNKNOWN HEIGHTS (g by Kaapstad). 9 wins 1400 to 2200m, Greyville Michaelmas H., L-twice, London News H., Scottsville Imperious Sue H., 3d Greyville 1900 H., Gr 2, Greyville Michaelmas H., L, 4th Clairwood Cup Trial H., Gr 3, Christmas H., Gr 3, Scottsville Michael Roberts H., L. JULINSKY PRINCESS (f by Stravinsky (USA)). 9 wins–3 at 2–800 to 1600m, $137,169, CJC South Island 2YO S., L, Wairarapa Thoroughbred Breeders' S., L, North Canterbury RC Canterbury S., L, Woodville-Pahiatua Cup, Masterton Cup, Hawke's Bay Clive Hotel H., 3d New Zealand One Thousand Guineas, Gr 1, 4th Masterton RC Lowland S., Gr 3. Tangalooma (g by Zabeel). 3 wins at 1850, 2400m, $127,355, AJC UD Trucks H., 2d AJC Colin Stephen H., Gr 3, 3d VRC Andrew Ramsden S., L. Rock of the Ages (c by Bigstone (Ire)). 3 wins 1400 to 2312m, MRC Purser H. Dontellthewife (c by Volksraad (GB)). 2 wins at 1400, 1800m, $127,997, to 2010, Singapore TC Kranji C S., 4th Singapore TC Fortune Bowl, Sgp-3. Blue Bonny (f by Blue Razor (USA)). Started twice. Grandam of- L'Amour (f Towkay) 3 wins–1 at 2–at 1200, 1400m to 2010-11, WRC Trentham Gardens 2YO H., 3d WRC Desert Gold S., Gr 3. Trois Couleurs (f by Carnegie (Ire)). Unraced. Dam of 2 winners- EXCUSE MY FRENCH (g French Deputy) 4 wins–1 at 2–1200 to 2100m, $206,084, to 2009-10, TRC Hobart Guineas, L, Tasmanian Guineas, L, MVRC Attic Group H., 4th Tasmanian Derby, Gr 3. 2nd Dam JULIETTE MARNY, by Blakeney. 3 wins at 1½m, Irish Oaks, Gr 1, The Oaks, Gr 1, 3d Yorkshire Oaks, Gr 1. Sister to JULIO MARINER, NEWGATE, Saviour, half-sister to SCINTILLATE (dam of ALSHINFARAH), Sail Loft (dam of COLONIA). Dam of 15 foals, 12 to race, 8 winners, inc:- LAC LADOGA (c Sharpo) 11 wins, Vichy Prix Louis Desboudet, L. Sire. JULY GIRL (f Rousillon) 7 wins–2 at 2, Milan Premio Pietro Bessero, L. JAUNTY JACK (c Midyan) 4 wins 1800 to 2011m, Milan Gran Premio d'Italia, L. JOLLY BAY (f Mill Reef) Winner at 1¼m, Newmarket Pretty Polly S., L. Duchess of Alba. Winner at 13f in Great Britain. Dam of- NICOBAR (c Indian Ridge) 7 wins–1 at 2–to 1700m, Sandown Mile S., Gr 2. Race Record: 3 wins at 2000m to 2009-10. First season at stud Served by BERNARDINI (USA). Date of last service, 20 October 2010. Believed to be in foal .
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