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MISTLE THRUSH Barn 4 Hip No. 50 Consigned by Bluewater Sales LLC, Agent X Hip No. Barn 50 MISTLE THRUSH 4 Bay Mare; foaled 1991 Nearctic Northern Dancer ............... Natalma Storm Bird ........................ New Providence South Ocean ..................... Shining Sun MISTLE THRUSH Raise a Native Mr. Prospector.................. Gold Digger Head of Victory................. (1984) High Line Shoot a Line (GB)............. Death Ray By STORM BIRD (1978). Champion in England and Ireland, William Hill Dew- hurst S.-G1, etc. Among the leading sires in England, sire of 18 crops of racing age, 699 foals, 528 starters, 62 stakes winners, 4 champions, 377 winners of 1064 races and earning $17,302,933 in N.A. Sire of dams of 94 stakes winners, including champions Thunder Gulch, Bird Town, Flan- ders, Despreciado, Running Flame (IND), Black Coffey, India Brava, and of Battle Line, Tagano My Bach, Birdstone, Tokio Excellent, Danendri. 1st dam HEAD OF VICTORY, by Mr. Prospector. Placed at 3 in England. Sent to Japan. Dam of 12 other registered foals, 12 of racing age, including a 2-year- old of 2005, 7 to race, 4 winners, including-- Sir Constantin (c. by Theatrical (IRE)). 4 wins at 2 and 5 in Japan. 2nd dam SHOOT A LINE (GB), by High Line. 5 wins in 9 starts in England, champion 3- year-old filly, Yorkshire Oaks-G1, Park Hill S.-G2, Ribblesdale S.-G2, Chesh- ire Oaks-G3, 2nd Gold Cup-G1, Doonside Cup; winner in 1 start in Ireland, champion 3-year-old, Irish Guinness Oaks-G1; winner, $19,534, in N.A. Half- sister to MORE LIGHT, SHARP END, Open Fire, Do Battle. Dam of-- Line of Thunder (f. by Storm Bird). 3 wins at 2 and 3 in England, 2nd Tat- tersalls Cheveley Park S. [G1], Reference Point Sceptre S.; placed at 4, $4,760, in N.A. Dam of 10 foals, 9 to race, 7 winners, including-- THUNDER GULCH (c. by Gulch). 9 wins to 3, $2,915,086, champion 3- year-old colt, Kentucky Derby [G1], Belmont S. [G1], Travers S. [G1], Florida Derby [G1], Swaps S. [G2], Fountain of Youth S. [G2], Remsen S. [G2], Kentucky Cup Classic H. [L] (TP, $260,000), 2nd Hollywood Futurity [G1], Cowdin S. [G2], 3rd Preakness S. [G1]. Leading sire. BATTLE LINE (c. by Ogygian). 8 wins, 3 to 5 in Japan, The Elm S., etc. RACE RECORD: In England. At 2, unraced; at 3, one win, twice 2nd. Earned 6,677 pounds. PRODUCE RECORD: 1996 MISTLE SONG, f. by Nashwan. 2 wins at 3 in England, Rothmans Roy- als Park Hill S. [G3], 2nd Payne and Gunter Lancashire Oaks [G3]. 1997 not mated; 2001 not pregnant. 1998 Nizaly (GB), f. by Rainbow Quest. Unraced. 1999 Alexander Euro, f. by Cadeaux Genereux. Unplaced in Ireland. 2000 Estimate, f. by Mark of Esteem. Winner at 4, 2004 in England. 2002 Wise Owl, c. by Danehill. Winner at 2, 2004 in England. 2003 aborted single foal; 2004 f. by Fantastic Light. Mated to Fantastic Light (Rahy--Jood), last service March 24, 2004. (Believed to be PREGNANT). NTRA. KEE 1/05.
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