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=Emeral Fight (JPN) equineline.com Product 40P 03/17/19 13:15:08 EDT =Emeral Fight (JPN) Gray Colt; Apr 09, 2016 Deputy Minister, 79 dk b/ French Deputy, 92 ch Mitterand, 81 b Kurofune, 98 gr/ro Classic Go Go, 78 b Blue Avenue, 90 gr/ro Eliza Blue, 83 gr =Emeral Fight (JPN) Sunday Silence, 86 dk b/ Foaled in Japan =Special Week (JPN), 95 =Campaign Girl, 87 b =Setouchi Solar (JPN), dk b/ 07 b Summer Squall, 87 b La Voyageuse, 75 dk b/ Summer Voyage, 97 dk b/ By KUROFUNE (1998). Champion 3-year-old colt in Japan, Stakes winner of $3,043,410 USA in Japan, Japan Cup Dirt, etc. Sire of 15 crops of racing age, 1660 foals, 1559 starters, 31 stakes winners, 4 champions, 1072 winners of 3774 races and earning $279,673,886 USA, including Curren Chan (Champion 3 times in Japan, $5,605,568 USA, Takamatsunomiya Kinen [G1], etc.), Up to Date (Champion in Japan, to 8, 2018, $4,381,442 USA, 2nd Hyogo Junior Grand Prix, etc.), Sleepless Night (Champion in Japan, $3,508,322 USA, Sprinters S. [G1], etc.), Fusaichi Richard (Champion in Japan, $2,382,758 USA, Hanshin Cup, etc.), Whale Capture ($6,129,626 USA, Victoria Mile [G1], etc.), Aerolithe (JPN) (to 4, 2018, $3,382,293 USA, NHK Mile Cup [G1], etc.), T M Jinsoku (to 6, 2018, $2,738,101 USA, Tokai TV Hai Tokai S. [G2], etc.). 1st dam =SETOUCHI SOLAR (JPN), by =Special Week (JPN). Placed at 3 in JPN. Dam of 4 foals, 4 to race, 4 winners-- =Emeral Fight (JPN) (c. by Kurofune). Black type placed winner, see below. =Emeral Energy (JPN) (c. by Falbrav (IRE)). 5 wins, 3 to 7, 2019 in JPN, $549,094 (USA). =Emeral Star (JPN) (c. by Taiki Shuttle). 3 wins at 3 and 4, placed at 5, 2019 in JPN, $435,249 (USA). =Emeral Rose (JPN) (f. by =Rose Kingdom (JPN)). Winner at 4, 2019 in JPN, $6,161 (USA). 2nd dam SUMMER VOYAGE, by Summer Squall. 3 wins at 3, $64,813. Half-sister to TIME BANDIT ($210,188, Sanford S. [G3], etc., sire), INNOVATIVE ($436,720, Caballos Del Sol H. (TUP, $15,000), etc.), Kentucky Slew ($60,774 (USA), 2nd Prix d'Arenberg [G3], etc., sire). Dam of-- =Shigeru Ponkan (JPN) (c. by Grass Wonder). 5 wins at 4 in JPN, $61,624 (USA). =Setouchi Solar (JPN) (f. by =Special Week (JPN)). See above. =Crystal Rock (JPN) (f. by Rock of Gibraltar (IRE)). Placed at 2 in JPN, $55,062 (USA). =Space Trip (JPN) (c. by =Neo Universe (JPN)). Placed at 3 in JPN, $46,106 (USA). =Al Mon (JPN) (c. by Maria's Mon). Placed at 3 in JPN, $36,334 (USA). Giant Tsunami (c. by Mr. Greeley). Placed, 4 to 6 in KOR. 3rd dam LA VOYAGEUSE, by Tentam. 26 wins, 2 to 6, $524,993, Champion 3-year-old filly in Canada, Champion sprinter in Canada, Champion older mare in Canada, Ontario Matron H., Canadian S., Seaway S., Hendrie H. twice, Nearctic H., Miss Tropical H. twice, Canadian Oaks-R, Ontario Matron H.-R, etc. Half-sister to L'ENJOLEUR ($546,079, Horse of the year twice in Canada, Champion 2-year-old colt in Canada, Champion 3-year-old colt in Canada, Laurel Futurity-G1, etc., sire), MEDAILLE D'OR ($148,750, Champion 2-year-old in Canada, Coronation Futurity-R, etc., sire), D'ACCORD ($163,368, Breeders' Futurity-G2, Leading broodmare sire twice in Jamaica), GRAND LUXE ($114,349, Convenience S., etc.), L'Extravagante ($28,318, 3rd Canadian Oaks-R). Dam of 9 winners-- INNOVATIVE (g. by Time for a Change). 16 wins, 3 to 7, $436,720, Caballos Del Sol H. (TUP, $15,000), 2nd Dayjur H. [L] (HOL, $15,000), 3rd Bay Meadows Express H. [L] (BM, $7,500). TIME BANDIT (c. by Time for a Change). 3 wins at 2, $210,188, Sanford S. [G3], Bashford Manor S. [G3], 2nd Gallery Furniture Kentucky Cup Juvenile S. [G3], 3rd Hopeful S. [G1]. Sire. Kentucky Slew (c. by Seattle Slew). Winner at 2 and 3 in FR and NA , $60,774 (USA), 2nd Prix d'Arenberg [G3], Prix de la Vallee d'Auge, 3rd Prix du Bois [G3], 4th Hoist the Flag S. [G3]. Sire. French Shoes (f. by Fast Play). 2 wins at 3, $8,208. Dam of-- =FRENCH BRAIDS (AUS) (f. by =Flying Spur (AUS)). 3 wins at 2 in AUS, $469,917 (USA), Silver Slipper S. [G2]. Producer. Neeran (f. by Fast Play). 3 wins at 3 and 4, $145,188. Dam of-- Copyright © 2019 The Jockey Club Information Systems, Inc. Page 1 of 3 equineline.com Product 40P 03/17/19 13:15:08 EDT =Emeral Fight (JPN) Gray Colt; Apr 09, 2016 =Chief Commander (FR) (c. by =Commands (AUS)). Winner at 3 in ENG, placed at 3 in FR , $45,476 (USA), 2nd Prix de la Californie, 3rd Prix de Pontarme. =Nippy (FR) (f. by Anabaa). Placed at 2 in FR , $13,536 (USA). Dam of-- Dutchessa (GB) (f. by =Dutch Art (GB)). 7 wins, 3 to 7 in FR and NA , $171,870 (USA), 3rd Prix Isola Bella. =Nuance (FR) (f. by Dehere). Unraced in France. Dam of-- =Run Roxy Run (AUS) (f. by Rock of Gibraltar (IRE)). 5 wins at 3 and 4 in AUS and NZ , $98,185 (USA), 3rd Windsor Park Stud Breeders S. [G3]. Producer. Summer Voyage (f. by Summer Squall). See above. Singing Gypsy (f. by The Minstrel). Winner at 2 and 4 in NA and FR , $15,004 (USA). Dam of-- Fast Gypsy (f. by Fastness (IRE)). Unplaced in 2 starts. Dam of-- Boxelder (c. by Old Kentucky Home). Winner at 2 and 3 in NA , $64,005 (USA), 2nd Alcatraz S. [L] (GG, $15,000). Golden Voyager (c. by Mr. Prospector). 3 wins at 3 and 6, $96,875. Sire. Seattle Hero (c. by Seattle Slew). Winner in 1 start at 3 in JPN, $34,718 (USA). Sire. Society Lady (f. by Mr. Prospector). Placed at 2 in ENG, $5,157 (USA). Dam of-- =BINT ALLAYL (GB) (f. by Green Desert). 3 wins in 4 starts at 2 in ENG, $142,985 (USA), European Champion 2-year-old filly, Hwt. filly at 2 on European Free Hand., Hwt. filly at 2 on English Free Hand., Peugeot Lowther S. [G2], Queen Mary S. [G3], National S. LAA RAYB (g. by Storm Cat). 8 wins, 3 to 8 in ENG, UAE and FR , placed in 1 start at 4 in GER, $615,211 (USA), Prix Quincey Lucien Barriere [G3], 2nd Grosse Europa Meile [G2], Toteswinger Sovereign S. [G3], Britain's Got Talent Paradise S., 3rd Victor Chandler Challenge S. [G2], etc. KHELEYF (c. by Green Desert). 3 wins at 2 and 3 in ENG, $136,720 (USA), Jersey S. [G3], 2nd Norfolk S. [G3], 3rd Betfair Cup [G2]. Sire. Nasmatt (GB) (f. by Danehill). Winner at 2 in ENG, placed in 1 start at 2 in FR , $25,418 (USA), 2nd Prix Zeddaan. Dam of-- =EMMROOZ (GB) (g. by Red Ransom). 5 wins, 2 to 8 in ENG and UAE, placed at 9 in KSA, $234,085 (USA), Derrinstown Stud Jebel Ali S., 2nd Shadwell Jebel Ali S. =Najmati (GB) (f. by Green Desert). Placed at 3 and 4 in UAE, $4,085 (USA). Dam of-- =Permission Slip (IRE) (f. by =Authorized (IRE)). 3 wins at 3 in FR , $64,514 (USA), 3rd Prix Charles Laffitte. Baie des Chaleurs (f. by Gregorian). Unplaced. Dam of-- Queen of the Blues (f. by Cure the Blues). Winner at 3, $53,692. Dam of-- =HILL OF GOLD (AUS) (g. by =Exceed And Excel (AUS)). 6 wins, 4 to 6 in NZ , $79,804 (USA), Racecourse Hotel Motor Lodge Great Easter S. H. 4th dam FANFRELUCHE, by Northern Dancer. 11 wins in 21 starts at 2 and 3, $238,688, Horse of the year in Canada, Champion 3-year-old filly twice in Canada and U.S., Manitoba Centennial Derby, Alabama S., Benson & Hedges Invitational H.-ntr, 1 1/2 miles in 2:31.80, Quebec Derby, Princess Elizabeth S., Natalma S., Fleur de Lys S., Bison City S., etc. Sister to BARACHOIS ($37,729, Plate Trial, etc., sire), half-sister to COCO LA TERREUR ($64,662, Woodstock S., etc., sire), Somfas ($37,330, 3rd Susan B. Anthony S.). Dam of 14 winners, including-- L'ENJOLEUR (c. by Buckpasser). 15 wins in 30 starts at 2 and 3, $546,079, Horse of the year twice in Canada, Champion 2-year-old colt in Canada, Champion 3-year-old colt in Canada, Laurel Futurity-G1, Queens Plate, Coronation Futurity, Carling O'Keefe Invitational H., Cup and Saucer S.-ncr, 1 1/8 miles in 1:46.40, Manitoba Derby, Prince of Wales S., Winnipeg Futurity, etc. Sire. LA VOYAGEUSE (f. by Tentam). Champion, see above. MEDAILLE D'OR (c. by Secretariat). 3 wins at 2, $148,750, Champion 2-year-old in Canada, Coronation Futurity-R, 2nd Clarendon S., Cup and Saucer S.-R, Winnipeg Futurity-R, 3rd Summer S., Colin S.-R. Sire. D'ACCORD (c. by Secretariat). 5 wins in 10 starts, 2 to 4, $163,368, Breeders' Futurity-G2. Leading broodmare sire twice in Jamaica. GRAND LUXE (f. by Sir Ivor). 10 wins at 3 and 4, $114,349, Convenience S., La Merced S., Fury S., 2nd Bonnie Miss S., Hibiscus S., 3rd Hawthorne H. Set ntr at Calder Race Course, 1 1/16 miles in 1:43.80. SMACKOVER CREEK (c. by Mr. Prospector). 4 wins at 3 and 4, $88,846, Fifth Season Breeders' Copyright © 2019 The Jockey Club Information Systems, Inc.
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