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Lot 21 UAE Ratings Turf 80 Dirt 80 Lot 21 UAE Ratings Turf 80 Dirt 80 Storm Cat (USA) Giant's Causeway (USA) Mariah's Storm (USA) Shamardal (USA) 02 Helsinki (GB) Machiavellian (USA) BALEFIRE (IRE) Helen Street (GB) Bay Gelding Foaled April 2016 Polar Falcon (USA) Pivotal (GB) Fearless Revival (GB) Patent Joy (IRE) 11 Kitty Matcham (IRE) Rock of Gibraltar (IRE) Imagine (IRE) RACE RECORD for Balefire (IRE): In Ireland. At 2, unplaced in 1 start; at 3, two wins, twice 2nd, once 3rd. Earned 33,810 Euro ($38,036 USA). Totals: 2 wins, twice 2nd, once 3rd. Earned $38,036(USA). 1st dam PATENT JOY (IRE), by Pivotal (GB). Winner at 3 in France, $39,153 (USA$). Dam of 4 foals, 2 to race, 1 winner-- Balefire (IRE) (g. by Shamardal). See above. 2nd dam KITTY MATCHAM (IRE), by Rock of Gibraltar (IRE). 2 wins at 2 in England and Ireland, $106,564 (USA$), Seriousquitters.co.uk Rockfel S. [G2]. Sister to Red Rock Canyon (IRE) ($360,889 (USA), 2nd Meld S. [G3], etc., sire), half-sister to HORATIO NELSON (IRE) ($488,433 (USA), Prix Jean-Luc Lagardere-Grand Criterium [G1], etc.), VISCOUNT NELSON ($707,647 (USA), Al Tayer Motors Al Fahidi Fort [G2], etc., sire), POINT PIPER ($520,415 (USA), Longacres Mile H. [G3] (EMD, $110,000), etc.), Van Gogh (2nd Japan Racing Association Tyros S. [G3]). Dam of 10 foals, 6 to race, 4 winners-- Sam Missile (IRE) (c. by Smart Strike). 3 wins at 3 and 5 in England, $44,386 (USA$). Patent Joy (IRE) (f. by Pivotal (GB)). See above. Marciano (IRE) (g. by Pivotal (GB)). 3 wins at 3 and 5 in England and France, $32,910 (USA$). Breeze (IRE) (f. by Sea The Stars (IRE)). Winner in 1 start at 3 in England, placed at 3 in Ireland, $16,096 (USA$). Awesome Kitty (IRE) (f. by Australia (GB)). Placed at 3 in Germany. 3rd dam IMAGINE (IRE), by Sadler's Wells. 4 wins, 2 to 3 in England and Ireland, $527,013 (USA$), hwt. filly at 3 on English Free Hand., 11 - 14 fur., Vodafone Epsom Oaks [G1], Entenmanns Irish One Thousand Guineas [G1], C. L. Weld Park S. [G3], 2nd Owen Brown Rockfel S. [G2], Leopardstown One Thousand Guineas Trial [L], 3rd Entrepreneur E.B.F. Athasi S. [L], Debutante Fillies' S. [L]. Sister to STRAWBERRY ROAN (IRE) ($110,594 (USA), Derrinstown Stud One Thousand Guineas Trial S. [L], etc.), half-sister to GENEROUS (IRE) ($1,848,544 (USA), horse of the year in Ireland, Champion 3-year-old in Ireland, hwt. at 3 on European Free Hand., 11 - 14 fur., hwt. at 3 on English Free Hand., 11 - 14 fur., hwt. at 3 on French Free Hand., 11 - 14 fur., Budweiser Irish Derby [G1], etc., sire), WEDDING BOUQUET (IRE) ($235,617 (USA), Monrovia H. [G3], etc.), OSUMI TYCOON (IRE) ($2,842,458 (USA), Yomiuri Milers Cup [LR], etc., sire), WINDY TRIPLE K. ($212,565, Taisez Vous S.-R (SA, $27,050), etc.). Dam of 13 foals, 11 to race, 9 winners-- VISCOUNT NELSON (c. by Giant's Causeway). 4 wins, 2 to 5 in Ireland and United Arab Emirates, placed at 2 and 3 in England, $707,647 (USA$), Al Tayer Motors Al Fahidi Fort [G2], Coolmore El Gran Senor Hurricane Run S. [L], Donate to Kare at www.kare.ie Silver S. [L], 2nd Etisalat Godolphin Mile [G2], DFS Champagne S. [G2], Leopardstown Two Thousand Guineas Trial S. [G3], 3rd Abu Dhabi Irish Two Thousand Guineas [G1], Coral Eclipse S. [G1]. Sire. POINT PIPER (c. by Giant's Causeway). 5 wins, 3 to 6 in Ireland and NA, $520,415 (USA$), Longacres Mile H. [G3]-ntr, 1 mile in 1:32.90 (EMD, $110,000), Harry F. Brubaker S. (DMR, $50,100), 2nd Native Diver S. [G3] (DMR, $20,000), Zia Park Championship H. [L] (ZIA, $36,300), Winter Challenge S. (LRC, $30,000), Big Bear S. (SA, $14,360), 3rd Oaklawn H. [G2] (OP, $75,000), Mineshaft H. [G3] (FG, $12,500). HORATIO NELSON (IRE) (c. by Danehill). 4 wins in 7 starts at 2 in England, France and Ireland, $488,433 (USA$), Prix Jean-Luc Lagardere-Grand Criterium [G1], Galileo E.B.F. Futurity S. [G2], Weatherbys Superlative S. [G3], 2nd Darley Dewhurst S. [G1]. KITTY MATCHAM (IRE) (f. by Rock of Gibraltar (IRE)). Black type winner, see above. Red Rock Canyon (IRE) (c. by Rock of Gibraltar (IRE)). Winner at 5 in Ireland, placed at 2 in England, $360,889 (USA$), 2nd Meld S. [G3], 3rd Tattersalls Millions Irish Champion S. [G1], Tattersalls Gold Cup [G1], Royal Whip S. [G2], Keeneland International S. [G3]. Sire. Van Gogh (c. by American Pharoah). Placed in 2 starts at 2, 2020 in Ireland, 2nd Japan Racing Association Tyros S. [G3]. General Macarthur (g. by War Front). 3 wins, 2 to 5 in Ireland and NA, $72,205 (USA$). Assagher (c. by Giant's Causeway). Winner at 2 in England, placed at 3 and 4 in Saudi Arabia, $35,483 (USA$). Adeste Fideles (f. by Giant's Causeway). Winner at 3 in Ireland, $13,947 (USA$). Mona Lisa's Smile (f. by War Front). Winner at 2 in Ireland, $11,305 (USA$). .
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