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GB) Bay Mare Foaled in 2014 VALLEY OF LIGHT (GB) Bay mare Foaled in 2014 Sire Dubai Millennium Seeking the Gold..............Mr. Prospector DUBAWI (IRE) Colorado Dancer................... Shareef Dancer 2002 Zomaradah Deploy..................................... Shirley Heights Jawaher ...................................Dancing Brave Dam Elusive Quality Gone West........................Mr. Prospector ELUSIVE SPARKLE (USA) Touch of Greatness................... Hero's Honor 2005 Bedazzle Dixieland Band .....................Northern Dancer Majestic Legend...........................His Majesty DUBAWI (IRE) (Bay 2002-Stud 2006). 5 wins-3 at 2, Irish Two Thousand Guineas, Gr.1. Sire of 1188 rnrs, 887 wnrs, 180 SW, inc. Postponed (Ascot King George VI & Queen Elizabeth S., Gr.1), Prince Bishop, Makfi, Ghaiyyath, New Bay, Akeed Mofeed, Arabian Queen, Monterosso, Al Kazeem, Luck or Design - Lucky Nine (H.K.), Benbatl, Too Darn Hot, Wuheida, Bateel, Journey, Red Dubawi, Nezwaah, Mubtaahij, Quorto, Hunter's Light, Wild Illusion, etc. 1st dam ELUSIVE SPARKLE, by Elusive Quality. 2 wins at 6f, 6½f, Prairie Meadows Prairie Rose S., L. Half-sister to STREET SENSE. Dam of seven named foals, four to race, three winners, inc:- CAMDUS (g. by Street Cry). 8 wins at 1200m, 1400m, A$378,550, VRC Victorian Sprint Final H., L, Keli Sponner H., SAJC Jeanneret Wines H., MVRC WT Partnership H., MRC Schweppes H., William Hill H., 2d MVRC GJK Facility Services H., MRC Moniek Sambor Tile Import H., Cove Hotel H. Sea the Sparkle (f. by Sea the Stars). 3 wins at 1400m, 1600m, A$96,975, MRC Chandler Macleod H., 2d MRC Pegasus Leisure Group H., Qld Tatt's RC Stav, Abby & Matt H., 3d BRC Cascade P., MRC (Mornington) Mornington Auto Group H., SCTC Eumundi Lager P. Valley of Light (f. by Dubawi). 2 wins. See below. 2nd dam BEDAZZLE, by Dixieland Band. 4 wins to 7½f, Churchill Downs Allowance-twice, 4th Churchill Downs Mamzelle S., L, Keeneland Stravinsky S., L, Arlington Park Meafara S., L, Turfway Park Holiday Inaugural S., L. Half-sister to BINALEGEND. Dam of 12 named foals, 8 to race, 5 winners, inc:- STREET SENSE (Street Cry). Champion 2YO colt in USA in 2006. 6 wins-2 at 2-from 8½f to 1¼m, US$4,383,200, Churchill Downs Kentucky Derby, Gr.1, Saratoga Travers S., Gr.1, Breeders' Cup Juvenile, Gr.1, Saratoga Jim Dandy S., Gr.2, Tampa Bay Derby, Gr.3, 2d Pimlico Preakness S., Gr.1, Keeneland Blue Grass S., Gr.1, Turfway Park Kentucky Cup Classic S., Gr.2, 3d Keeneland Breeders' Futurity, Gr.1, Arlington-Washington Futurity, Gr.3, 4th Breeders' Cup Classic, Gr.1. Sire. ELUSIVE SPARKLE (Elusive Quality). 2 wins. See above. Glittering Jewel. Winner at 9½f, 2d Ascot Champagne Bollinger Fillies' S. Mesmerism. 12 wins from 1100m to 1600m, €91,844 in Greece. Loomis. Winner at 2 in U.S.A. 3rd dam MAJESTIC LEGEND, by His Majesty. 7 wins from 6f to 9f, US$200,853, Fair Grounds Week of Fame Ladies H., L, 2d Keeneland Jenny Wiley S., L, Calder Grassland H., L. Half-sister to MR. GREELEY, Talltalelady (dam of TELL IT AS IT IS), Warfield, Episode (dam of VESTREY LADY), Society Gal (dam of MONA DE MOMMA), Uforia (dam of TAJAAWEED). Dam of 13 foals, all raced, 11 winners, inc:- BINALEGEND (Binalong). 8 wins-1 at 2-from 7f to 8½f, US$288,245, Arlington Park Reluctant Guest S., L, Canterbury Park Minneapolis H., L, Churchill Downs Allowance-twice, Keeneland Allowance, 3d Keeneland Bryan Station S., L, Gulfstream Park Allen E Paulson H., L, 4th Fair Grounds Dr AB Leggio Memorial H., L, Mountaineer Park West Virginia Senate President's Cup, L. Dam of- Bonnano (Stephen Got Even). 9 wins-1 at 2-at 1200m, 1300m in Panama, 2d Panama Clasico Celestino Carbonell, L. Smokin' Legend (Smoke Glacken). 7 wins-1 at 2-from 5½f to 1m, 2d Albuquerque Derby, 3d Sunland Park Borderland Derby, L, Ruidoso Thoroughbred Derby, L, 4th Ruidoso Downs Norgor Derby, L. Binavicar. Winner at 2 in U.S.A. Dam of- Motown Lady (Uncle Mo). 4 wins at 1m, 8½f, US$230,137, Woodbine Allowance, 3d Santa Anita Zenyatta S., Gr.1, Churchill Downs Chilukki S., Gr.2, Del Mar Tranquility Lake S., L, 4th Del Mar Clement L Hirsch S., Gr.1, Woodbine Ontario Colleen S., Gr.3. Liberty Cap (Street Cry). 9 wins-2 at 2-from 7f to 9f, Newmarket Norfolk County Ice Cream Nursery H., 32Red.com 2YO S., 2d Calder Darn That Alarm H., L, 3d Northlands Park Speed to Spare S., L, Calder Band is Passing S., L, Primal S., L, 4th Gulfstream Park Hallandale Beach S., L, Calder Mecke S., L. Queen's Court. Unraced. Dam of- Riverboat Queen (English Channel). 2 wins at 7½f, 8½f, 3d Belmont Tweedside S., L. Producer. Cadillac Black. Raced twice. Dam of- El Grande Seville (Is it True). 2 wins-1 at 2-at 5f, 7½f, 3d Assiniboia Downs Winnipeg Futurity, L, Canterbury Park Canterbury Park Juvenile S., L. Race Record : 2 wins at 1350m, 1650m in 2018-19. Missed in 2020..
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