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YEARLING, Consigned by Cinder Farm Stud the Property of Mrs F. A. Veasey Will Stand at Park Paddocks, Somerville Paddock S, Box 354 YEARLING, consigned by Cinder Farm Stud the Property of Mrs F. A. Veasey Will Stand at Park Paddocks, Somerville Paddock S, Box 354 Bahamian Bounty Cadeaux Genereux 1599 (WITH VAT) Pastoral Pursuits (GB) Clarentia (GB) Most Welcome A BAY OR BROWN Star (GB) Marista COLT (GB) Foaled Groom Dancer Blushing Groom (FR) The Lady Mandarin April 17th, 2012 (USA) Featherhill (FR) (GB) Blakeney (2003) Lonely Shore No Relation E.B.F. Nominated. 1st Dam THE LADY MANDARIN (GB), ran a few times at 2 and 3 years; dam of one winner from 2 runners and 4 foals of racing age viz- THE CALLING CURLEW (GB) (2008 g. by Soviet Star (USA)), won 3 races at 4 and 5 years, 2013 in Belgium and placed 3 times. Nearly Not Mine (GB) (2011 f. by Pastoral Pursuits (GB)), unraced to date. (2010 f. by Piccolo (GB)). 2nd Dam LONELY SHORE, won 1 race at 4 years in Italy and placed 7 times; dam of two winners from 9 runners and 11 foals of racing age viz- THE WHISTLING TEAL (GB) (g. by Rudimentary (USA)), won 9 races and £309,907 including Blue Square Ormonde Stakes, Chester, Gr.3, Electricity Direct St Simon Stakes, Newbury, Gr.3 and Paddy Power Aston Park Stakes, Newbury, L., placed 26 times including second in Irish Field Irish St Leger, Curragh, Gr.1, Betdaq Ormonde Stakes, Chester, Gr.3, Glorious Rated H’cap Stakes, Goodwood, L., Troy Stakes, Doncaster, L., Serlby Stakes, Doncaster, L., third in Irish St Leger, Curragh, Gr.1, Lonsdale Stakes, York, Gr.2 and 32red.com September Stakes, Newmarket, Gr.3. MEGA STEP (GB), won 8 races at 2 to 6 years in Austria and in Italy. 3rd Dam NO RELATION, won 1 race at 2 years viz Hilary Needler Trophy, Beverley, placed third in Grand Criterium International, Ostend; dam of nine winners from 12 runners and 12 foals of racing age including- WARBECK, won 10 races at home and in Belgium including Prix le Gladiateur, Sterrebeek, L., placed second in Prix Gladiateur d'Ostende, Ostend, L. AMICUS, won 8 races at home and in Malaysia including Singapore Derby, Singapore, L., Tunku Gold Cup, Selangor, L. and Perak Derby, Perak, L., Off Shore, won 2 races at 2 and 3 years and placed once viz third in Cheshire Oaks, Chester, Gr.3; dam of winners. ANCIENT CITY (NZ), won Geelong Cup, Geelong, L. Cosign (AUS), winner in Australia, second in Moonee Valley Cup, Moonee Valley, Gr.2. Lichen Lady (AUS), winner in Australia, fourth in Princess Handicap, Randwick, Gr.3; dam of MOSSMAN (AUS), won Castlemaine Classic, Eagle Farm, Gr.1, second in William Inglis Sires' Produce Stakes, Randwick, Gr.1, Cadbury Australian Guineas, Flemington, Gr.1, third in Moet et Chandon Champagne Stakes, Randwick, Gr.1; sire, MOSS ROCKET (AUS), won Challenge Stakes, Randwick, Gr.2, Chirnside Stakes, Caulfield, Gr.2, Expressway Stakes, Randwick, Gr.2, third in Ansett Australia Galaxy Handicap, Randwick, Gr.1. Foreign Bank (NZ), ran in Australia; dam of GUINEAS (AUS), won Tooheys Golden Slipper Stakes, Rosehill, Gr.1 and second in Sires' Produce Stakes, Randwick, Gr.1; sire, Takas (AUS), winner in Australia, second in Peter Pan Stakes, Rosehill, Gr.2 and third in Todman Slipper Trial, Rosehill, Gr.2. BUNDU (FR), won 2 races at 3 years and placed 7 times; dam of winners. Bushy Tailed (GB), winner at home, in Belgium and in France, third in Prix Prosper Decloedt, Ostend, L. PAGAN QUEEN, won 2 races at 3 years and placed once; dam of winners. Spimpinina, winner in Italy, third in Premio Cesare Degli Occhi, Milan, L.; dam of DAMA GRANDE (GB), won Premio d'Aprile-Memorial Federico Regoli, Milan, L. and second in P.Legnano-Mem. M. Incisa della Rocchetta, Milan, Gr.3 (twice). LA GRACILE (USA), winner; dam of Bombast (AUS), winner in Australia, second in Assissi Centre Handicap, Flemington, L., Sky High Quality Stakes, Rosehill, L., third in Canterbury Cup, Canterbury, Gr.3, Fernhill Handicap, Randwick, Gr.3. Sianiski (GB), ran 3 times at 2 and 4 years; dam of SICK AS A PARROT (GB), 6 races at home and in U.S.A. including Norristown Handicap, Philadelphia Park, L. .
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