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• High Performance Stallions and Stallions standing abroad and approved for use in the IHR through AI HIGH PERFORMANCE STALLIONS & STALLIONS STANDING ABROAD & APPROVED THROUGH AI AIR JORDAN Z ...................................285 CUMANO.......................................... 309 NABAB DE REVE ................................336 ALLEGRETO.......................................285 DIAMANT DE SEMILLY...................... 310 NONSTOP..........................................338 ALLIGATOR FONTAINE......................286 DOLANY............................................ 311 NUMERO UNO ..................................339 AMARETTO DARCO ..........................287 DRAKKAR DES HUTINS ..................... 312 OMAR................................................340 ANDIAMO Z ......................................287 EMILION ........................................... 312 ORESTUS ...........................................341 ARIOSO DU THEILLET........................288 EPHEBE FOR EVER ............................ 314 PARCO...............................................341 ARKO III.............................................289 EQUEST CARNUTE............................ 314 PEPPERMILL ......................................342 ARMITAGE ........................................289 EUROCOMMERCE BERLIN................ 315 PETER PAN ........................................343 BALOU DU ROUET ............................290 FIRST DE LAUNAY ............................. 315 PLOT BLUE.........................................343 BALOUBET DU ROUET ......................291 FLIPPER D'ELLE ................................. 316 QUANTUM ........................................344 BAYARD D'ELLE.................................293 HEARTBREAKER................................ 317 QUIDAM DE REVEL............................344 BEAUCHAMP KING [GB] ...................293 HOLD UP PREMIER........................... 319 RANDI................................................347 BENIN [USA] .....................................294 INDOCTRO........................................ 320 ROBIN Z II..........................................347 BURGGRAAF .....................................294 IT'S THE BUSINESS............................ 322 SANDRO BOY ....................................348 CABDULA DU TILLARD ......................296 JAGUAR MAIL................................... 323 SIEC ROYAL STAR ..............................349 CAMBRIDGE......................................297 JUMBO ............................................. 323 SIR SHUTTERFLY................................349 CARDENTO .......................................297 KANNAN........................................... 324 SOLITAIR............................................350 CARMENA Z ......................................298 KLOTAIRE DU MOULIN..................... 326 STAKKATO.........................................350 CASHMAN.........................................299 KROONGRAAF .................................. 327 TALOUBET Z ......................................351 CASTLEFORBES LORD LANCER..........299 LAGON DE L'ABBAYE ........................ 328 TINKA'S BOY......................................352 CATOKI..............................................300 LANDJUWEEL ST. HUBERT................ 328 TOULON ............................................353 CHAMPION DU LYS...........................300 LARINO............................................. 329 UBLESCO ...........................................354 CHARMING BOY ...............................301 LASINO ............................................. 329 UPGRADE ..........................................354 CICERO Z VAN PAEMAL ....................301 LAURIN ............................................. 330 USTINOV ...........................................355 CLAUDIO...........................................302 L'ESPRIT............................................ 327 VANCOUVER .....................................355 CLINTON [BEL] ..................................302 LEVISTO Z ......................................... 331 VDL BUBALU .....................................356 COCONUT GROVE [COL]...................304 LIVELLO............................................. 331 VERDI ................................................356 CONVERTOR .....................................304 LORD Z.............................................. 332 VIKING [USA].....................................357 CORLAND..........................................305 LUIDAM............................................ 333 WIND DANCER ..................................357 CORNET OBOLENSKY........................306 MERMUS R....................................... 334 YARLANDS SUMMER SONG ..............358 CORRADO I .......................................307 MR BLUE........................................... 335 COULEUR RUBIN...............................308 MYLORD CARTHAGO........................ 336 284 AIR JORDAN Z (OLD) 5★ DE333331514696 IHR-2948502. Colour: Brown. Year: 1996. Height: 170.0 cms. Year Approved: 2006. STAR RATINGS ABSATZ, (HANN) Irish Sport Horse Studbook OP PP ARGENTAN, (HANN) Showjumping 5★ 1★ ARGENTINUS, (HANN) WORMS, (HANN) DUDEN II, (HANN) Eventing -- -- DORLE, (HANN) Dressage -- -- WINTERROSE, (HANN) MATROSE, (HANN) MATADOR, (HANN) CICERONE, (HANN) MANDOLINE, (OLD) WEINSTERN, (HANN) WINZERIN, (HANN) CZARDAFUERSTIN, (HANN) Breeder: Mr E. Risch. Owned by: Stoeterij Zangersheide, Domein Zangersheide, B-3620 Lanaken, BELGIUM. Service Fee: On application. Telephone: +32 89 730030. Mobile: Mobile2: Fax: +32 69 718410. Web: email: [email protected]. 0 Coverings in 2010. 1 Covering in 2011, 1 Foal registered in 2012 (1 Filly). 7 Foals registered in total (3 Colts, 4 Fillies). The progeny of the stallion have accumulated the following international points: NAME FEI Number BREED YEAR SEX BREEDER DAM SJ EV DR ARISTO Z 103FB82 ZANG 2004 G 320 The progeny of the stallion have accumulated the following national points: SJI E.I. D.I. NAME UELN Breed Year Col Sex Ht.. BREEDER OWNER DAM (pts) (pts) (pts) AIR JULLIET 372414004487458 ISH 2006 BR M 168 DENIS COAKLEY E CORBALLY URRAHILLS SPARKY by CAVALIER ROYALE 23 . ATLANTIC Z . S 168 ELIZABETH VAN AMERONGEN TOSCANE by ARGENTAN I 3 . TEXAS M'AUREA . G 168 NIALL TALBOT MOREA ROUGE by PAPILLON ROUGE 12 . ALLEGRETO (SF) 5★ 25000188435922X IHR-2799475. Colour: Bay. Year: 1988. Height: 167.0 cms. Year Approved: 2003. STAR RATINGS IBRAHIM, (SF) Irish Sport Horse Studbook OP PP ALME Z, (SF) GIRONDINE, (SF) Showjumping 5★ 5★ JALISCO B, (SF) FURIOSO, (TB) Eventing -- 4★ TANAGRA, (SF) DELICIEUSE, (SF) Dressage -- -- NANKIN, (SF) URIEL, (SF) JESABELLE DE BAUGY, (SF) GOURGANDINE, (SF) FURIOSO, (TB) MELISANDE, (SF) FATIMA, (SF) Breeder: J Fosse/Neuville Ferrieses. Owned by: Haras Du Reverdy, 50530 Sartilly, Normandy, FRANCE. Service Fee: On application. Telephone: +33233913560. Mobile: 0 Coverings in 2010. 0 Coverings in 2011. 1 Foal registered in total (1 Filly). The progeny of the stallion have accumulated the following international points: NAME FEI Number BREED YEAR SEX BREEDER DAM SJ EV DR IMAN DU GOLFE FRA12044 SF 1996 G QUARA DU MESNIL 450 ISATIS SAINT JEAN FRA11699 SF 1996 G TEMPETE D'EQUILLY by ESPOIR DU SCION 35 JAVA D'AVRIL FRA11543 SF 1997 M COCAGNE DES PINS by NARCOS II 125 JOLIE DE B’NEVILLE FRA12087 SF 1997 M SANTALINE by MUGUET DU MANOIR 310 JOLINE DE ROUHET SUI08831 SF 1997 M CALINE DE ROUHET by MELKIOR DU MONTOIS 10 JOR DE L’ELNON ITA07968 SF 1997 G KROKETTE by EBRAHIM GRIMEU 164 KACHEMIRE D’ELLE FRA12452 SF 1998 M PAVLOVA DES MALAIS by JALISCO B 15 KALIMERO DE POLT FRA12465 SF 1998 G POLTRONE by IMAM D'OR 5 KANNELLE DE LA BAIE GER41189 SF 1998 M by GRACIA DU PONCEL 306 KIDIT SAINT CLAIR BEL10715 CS 1998 M GOYA 190 KRESCENDO CORUBERT FRA41483 SF 1998 S VENDETTA DES BOIS by QUICKLOVE FONTAINE 118 LAFAYETTE SWE01579 SWB 1988 G FLORETTE 110 LEOPOL DU PLESSIS FRA41793 SF 1999 S ELITE DU PLESSIS by VOLTIGEUR DU BOIS 10 285 LUCKY DU REVERDY ITA08660 SF 1999 S ADEA by GRAND VENEUR 345 MADE IN SEMILLY FRA43611 SF 2000 S EBENE DE SEMILLY by LE TOT DE SEMILLY 953 OHLEGRETTO DE LESSAY 102OV59 SF 2002 GALANTE DE LESSAY II 4 OMEGA DU ROZEL FRA47086 SF 2002 S JOCONDE DU ROZEL by OLISCO 5 ONLY ONE DU REVERDY FRA45430 SF 2002 G JAVOTTE DE MAZIERE by COME ON 112 OPALINE DU REVERDY FRA46466 SF 2002 M HAVANE DU REVERDY SF 40 ORIGAN DE VAINS GER46172 SF 2002 G AURORE DE BALME by NARCOS II 60 QUALINE DU CHATEAU 102MH52 SF 2004 M SOPHIE DU CHATEAU SF 25 QUI VIVE CHARBONIERE 103LO28 SF 2004 G FIRST DU REVERDY by QUAT'SOUS 10 SANTAL DU HALAGE 103RR12 SF 2006 G KERRIA DU HALAGE by ARRA D'AUZAY 6 SAPHIR DU VALDECIE 103SF01 SF 2006 G OCEANNE DU BOSQ by BRANDY DE LA COUR 2 The progeny of the stallion have accumulated the following national points: SJI E.I. D.I. NAME UELN Breed Year Col Sex Ht.. BREEDER OWNER DAM (pts) (pts) (pts) JOR DE L'ELNON . G 168 PAUL CLARKE KROKETTE by 246 . OAKLANDS HILL 372414004118138 ISH 2003 CH M 168 MRS ITA BRENNAN CAROLINE JACKSON KELLS MILL LADY by DIAMOND SERPENT 43 . ALLIGATOR FONTAINE (SF) 5★ 25000188457663Q IHR-2799313. Colour: Brown. Year: 1988. Height: 176.0 cms. Year Approved: 2003. STAR RATINGS MOURNE, (TB) Irish Sport Horse Studbook OP PP SIRE, (TB) Showjumping 4★ 5★ GAYSSIRE FLEURY NOREN, (SF) SARIEGAIL, (TB) KHEREDDINE, (SF) Eventing -- -- CAPUCINE, (SF) Dressage -- -- MARJOLAINE, (SF) NASRULLAH, (TB) DARK TIGER, (TB) SPOTTED BEAUTY, (TB) NIGHTY FONTAINE, (SF) NYKIO, (SF) ELYRIA, (SF) L'ECHAPPEE, (SF) Breeder: M Pelissier/ Gemages. Owned by: Bernard Le Courtois,
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    King George VI & Queen Elizabeth Stakes (Sponsored by QIPCO) Ascot Racecourse Background Information for the 65th Running Saturday, July 25, 2015 Winners of the Investec Derby going on to the King George VI & Queen Elizabeth Stakes (Sponsored by QIPCO) Unbeaten Golden Horn, whose victories this year include the Investec Derby and the Coral-Eclipse, will try to become the 14th Derby winner to go on to success in Ascot’s midsummer highlight, the Group One King George VI & Queen Elizabeth Stakes (Sponsored by QIPCO), in the same year and the first since Galileo in 2001. Britain's premier all-aged 12-furlong contest, worth a boosted £1.215 million this year, takes place at 3.50pm on Saturday, July 25. Golden Horn extended his perfect record to five races on July 4 in the 10-furlong Group One Coral- Eclipse at Sandown Park, beating older opponents for the first time in great style. The three-year-old Cape Cross colt, owned by breeder Anthony Oppenheimer and trained by John Gosden in Newmarket, captured Britain's premier Classic, the Investec Derby, over 12 furlongs at Epsom Downs impressively on June 6 after being supplemented following a runaway Betfred Dante Stakes success at York in May. If successful at Ascot on July 25, Golden Horn would also become the fourth horse capture the Derby, Eclipse and King George in the same year. ËËË Three horses have completed the Derby/Eclipse/King George treble in the same year - Nashwan (1989), Mill Reef (1971) and Tulyar (1952). ËËË The 2001 King George VI & Queen Elizabeth Stakes saw Galileo become the first Derby winner at Epsom Downs to win the Ascot contest since Lammtarra in 1995.