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GERMAN DERBY RESULT STANDS AFTER APPEALA panel of appeals on Monday at Cologne has confirmed the result of last year’s Gr.1 IDEE 147th Deutsches Derby after a three-hour hearing. The result has been at the centre of controversy since the connections of the third-placed Dschinghis Secret (Soldier Hollow) launched a series of objections to the winner, Darius Racing’s Isfahan (Lord Of England), and later also to the runner-up, Stall Ullmann’s Savoir Vivre (Adlerflug), on the grounds of whip abuse by the jockeys on the first two home in a tight finish- Dario Vargiu and Freddy Tylicki respectively.

Both of them were adjudged to have struck their mounts nine times, while five is the maximum permitted under German rules. Both jockeys were ordered by the Hamburg stewards on the day to forfeit most of their winning percentage. That was in line with normal procedure, but the idea that the horse(s) should also be disqualified in such cases is a complete novelty and totally against normal international procedure. The Direktorium, Germany’s racing authority, has announced that the rules regarding whip abuse will now be rewritten, so that it will be clear beyond any doubt that disqualification is not an option. This affair has been dragging on for eight months and the vast majority of German racegoers now devoutly hope that this absurd situation is at an end and that the finishing order at Hamburg last July is now finally official in the order in which the horses passed the post. DCS

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FIRST EUROPEAN BREEZERS TAKE TO ASCOT TURF AT NOONThe Tattersalls Ireland Ascot Breeze-Up Sale gets underway at 12 noon today, when the breeze takes place on the famous Ascot home straight. A catalogue of 99 horses will then be sold tomorrow from noon in the ring which is located adjacent to the racecourse stables.

Clients will be available to view the breeze live at the track and it will also be recorded and available to view online on the Tattersalls Ireland website immediately after the breeze. Auction horses can be viewed at the racecourse stables after the breeze up today and in the morning from 8.30am.

Hospitality will be available to clients in a purpose-built marque adjacent to the ring situated and at catering facilities in the on site hostel.

It is the first breeze-up sale in Europe and it offers the opportunity for purchasers to buy precocious two-year-olds with the aim of running at Royal Ascot.

Past graduates of the sale include The Wow Signal (Starspangledbanner), winner of the Gr.1 Prix Morny at Deauville

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Which star will you find this Spring?

MADAM DANCEALOT

W W W . B R E E Z E U P W I N N E R S . C O M

✱ Won Gr.3 Dick Poole Fillies’ Stakes

✱ Next Sale: Tattersalls Ascot Breeze-Up Sale, April 4th - 5th

✱ Subsequently sold for €260,000 at Goffs Champions Sale

Bought by Joseph Tuite at Tattersalls Ireland Ascot Breeze-Up, 2016

THE FUTURE IS HERE

WINX VEGAS SHOWGIRL, dam of the world’s best turf racehorse Winx, sold for $455,000 at the 2008 National Broodmare Sale

ATLANTIC JEWELREGARD, dam of 4-time Gr1 winner Atlantic Jewel,

sold for $340,000 at the 2008 National Broodmare Sale

MONTOYA’S SECRETDIVINE SECRET, dam of Gr1 winner Montoya’s Secret,

sold for $70,000 at the 2013 National Broodmare Sale

TULIPMUSIDORA, dam of Gr3 winning 2YO TULIP,

sold for $1,000,000 at the 2008 National Broodmare Sale

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and the Gr.2 Coventry Stakes at Royal Ascot, having been purchased for £50,000 by Sean Quinn from Lynn Lodge Stud, and First Selection (Diktat), winner of the Gr.3 Solario Stakes at Sandown.

WITHDRAWALSLots: 2, 3, 8, 10, 13, 19, 52, 58, 60

All horses entered for this sale have been correctly identified as to their EBF status.

Please note that the horses listed below can be nominated to the EBF at a cost of $6,000 (or £/€ equivalent) by 30th June 2017:

Lot 18 More Than Ready (USA) – Menekineko (USA)Lot 54 Arch (USA) – Wend (USA)Lot 91 Street Cry (Ire) – Force One (GB)

For further information please contact the EBF office on +44(0)1638 667960 or email info@ebfhorseracing.co.uk.

Pinhooking tables are available on pages 20, 21 and 22

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21 FINALISTS FOR IRISH GODOLPHIN STUD AND STABLE STAFF AWARDSTwenty-one finalists, short-listed for seven of the ten award categories in the 2017 Irish Godolphin Stud and Stable Staff Awards, were announced today. The finalists were shortlisted from over 150 nominations received.

The winner in each of these categories will receive a specially-commissioned trophy and €5,000 in prizemoney, with the exception of the Newcomer Award, who will receive a trip to Dubai, plus €2,500. The winner’s yard, stud or company in each category will also receive a cash prize to be divided amongst employees.

The winners of the Racecourse and Racing and Breeding Support Services Awards will be announced at the awards ceremony on Tuesday, 9th May in the Newpark Hotel, Kilkenny, and will receive a trophy and €2,500 cash prize.

Godolphin has officially launched round two of the Godolphin Fantasy Stable League, a pioneering interactive online gaming competition designed specifically for fans. Timed to coincide with the start of the flat in Europe and America, the launch follows on from the successful Fantasy League which ran during the Dubai World Cup Carnival. Free to play, it offers another opportunity to get closer to the team and experience life as a trainer, as users create their own fantasy horseracing stable and compete in competitions against friends, for the opportunity to win a range of monthly prizes, including a once in a lifetime, all-expenses paid trip to the Dubai World Cup in 2018. Running until the 20th July, round two will be based on the Godolphin horses in training in the UK, Ireland, France and the USA, including UAE Derby winner and Kentucky Derby prospect, Thunder Snow and unbeaten Gr.1 winner Wuheida, who is on course for the Guineas. Those signing up to join the Godolphin Fantasy Stable League will also receive complimentary membership of Club Godolphin, which rewards loyalty with access to exclusive behind-the-scenes content and the chance to win stable tours and a chance to be invited as a guest of Godolphin at the races. For more information about the Godolphin Fantasy Stable League please visit clubgodolphin.com.

Lynn Lodge StudResults where it counts

From an annual draft of just 12, we have consigned The Top-Rated European 2YO Breeze Up grad in: 2013 - Great White Eagle, 2014 - The Wow Signal, 2015 - Donjuan Triumphant.2013 2014 2015

Lynn Lodge Stud’s 2016 draft of 12 produced 8 WINNERS and PLACED 2YOs including:

• Rodaini (106) - winner of 4 races, incl. LR.• Tommy Taylor (97) - winner.• Andok (87) - winner of 2 races.• Maakaasib (85) - winner.

• Time Constraints - winner.• Rock Of America - winner on his only start.• Garbanzo - placed twice from 3 starts.• International Law - placed 2nd from 2 starts.

Who will you find this year?...Contact: Eddie O’Leary +353 (0) 86 242 4409 Lynnlodgestud@gmail.com

Christy Grassick, David O’Loughlin, Eddie Fitzpatrick, Tim Corballis, Maurice Moloney, Gerry Aherne, Mathieu Legars or Jason Walsh Tel: +353-52-6131298. David Magnier, Tom Gaffney, Joe Hernon or Cathal Murphy. Tel: 353-25-31966/31689. Kevin Buckley (UK Rep.) Tel: +44-7827-795156.

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KAUTTIO impressed at Hoppegarten onSunday for ANDREAS WOHLER and runs nextin the Group 3 Dr Busch Memorial enroute to the German 2,000 Guineas forwhich he is joint favourite

Also on SundayZAVERNA won the €23,000 Prix de Pauilhac at Saint-Cloud

Other Classic prospects include:BRITTANIC ❝He hasn’t come off the bridle yet❞ DAVID SIMCOCK

BARNEY ROY ❝One of the most exciting 3YO’s that we have❞ RICHARD HANNON

ULTIMATE AVENUE ❝We are looking at going for either the Greenham or, if we fancy stepping him up to a mile, a conditions race at Kempton over Easter. That is where we will probably go. If he was to win there, we would look towards the French Guineas.❞

ED WALKER STABLE TOUR, Sportinglife.com March 30 2017

SHAJALAL (M. DELZANGLES) and ZEYZOUN (A. DE ROYER DUPRE) - both unraced Prix du Jockey Club entriesfor HH AGA KHAN

22 individual 2YO winners in 2016. Excelebration himselfimproved by over 30lbs from 2 to 3 years….so watch this space!

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The finalists in each category were chosen by the ten judges on the Irish Stud and Stable Staff judging committee, who reviewed each of the nomination forms and interviewed all the finalists.

THE FINALISTS ARE:

ADMINISTRATION AWARDTom Gallagher – Stud Office Manager, Kildangan Stud, Co. KildareCatherine McAvinney - Practise Manager, Anglesey Lodge Equine Hospital, Co. KildareZoe Winston – PA/Racing Secretary, Gordon Elliott Racing, Co. Meath

NEWCOMER AWARD Mark Byrne – Marketing and Nominations, Ballylinch Stud, Co. KilkennySarah McCrory – Groom / Work Rider, Ted Walsh, Co. KildarePatrick Murray – Stable Groom, Dermot Weld, Co. Kildare

HORSE CARE AWARD Joe Behan – Groom, Derrinstown Stud, Co. Kildare Ashley Hussey – Stable Lass, Jessica Harrington, Co. KildareElaine O’Donovan – Head Girl, Eoin Griffin, Co. Kilkenny

IN THE SADDLE AWARD Brendan Hoare – Stud Groom, Coolmore Stud, Co. TipperaryDerek McCormack – Assistant Head Lad/Work Rider, Co. KildareAdrian Taylor – Assistant Trainer, Jim Bolger, Co. Carlow

For the 2017 awards, the Racecourse Award will be chosen by the Irish Stable Staff Association based on a quality programme survey with the purpose of setting quality standards for stable staff at all racecourses in Ireland. The racecourse with the highest score will win the Godolphin Stud and Stable Staff Racecourse Award.

The flagship award, The Irish Racing Excellence Award, will be presented to one of the winners of the Administration, Newcomer, Horse Care, In the Saddle, Travelling Head Person, Leads by Example and Dedication to Racing and Breeding Awards. This person, who is, in the opinion of the judging panel, the most deserving of recognition for their commitment, hard work, and ongoing contribution to the high standards and reputation of the Irish thoroughbred industry. The winner of this award will receive an additional trophy and €5,000, plus €5,000 for their yard, stud or employer.

The ten award categories carry total prize-money of €80,000, an increase of €10,000 from 2016.

Chairman of the Judging Committee, Michael O’Rourke, said: “It is inspiring to review the nominations for these awards because they reveal the true heart and spirit within Irish racing. The level of skill and dedication demonstrated across so many disciplines shows how Ireland has achieved such an envied position in the racing world. The finalists are the best of the best in the judges’ eyes and each one can be very proud. Godolphin’s generous support for these awards has allowed us to give proper recognition to their achievements and to publicise the contribution of everyone in the stud, stable and racing support sectors.”

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TRAVELLING HEAD PERSON AWARDPatrick O’Brien – Travelling Head Lad, Dermot Weld, Co. KildareCamilla Sharples – Travelling Head Girl, Gordon Elliott, Co. MeathHazel Wallace – Travelling Head Girl, Tracey Collins, Co. Kildare

LEADS BY EXAMPLE AWARD Robert Hennessy – Head Lad, Sandra Hughes, Co. KildareJoseph Mulholland – Head Man Rathbride Yard, Co. KildareOwen Smyth – Head Stallion Man, Kildangan Stud, Co. Kildare

DEDICATION TO RACING AND BREEDING AWARDTony Coyle – Stud Manager, Yeomanstown Lodge Stud, Co. KildareRobert Gallagher – Travelling Head Man, Michael Halford, Co.KildareTommy Woods – Travelling Head Man, Paul Nolan, Co. Wexford

AUSTRALIA

NSW GOVERNMENT MINISTER VISITS INLGLIS AUSTRALIAN EASTER SALEAs buyers gathered for the final day of inspections ahead of the Inglis Austrlaian Easter sale, the NSW state government minister Niall Blair was among those viewing the horses on offer.

Blair, who is minister for primary industries as well as trade and industry, was hosted by Aushorse and Thoroughbred Breeders Australia (TBA) during his visit to the Newmarket sale complex.“It’s great to see a minister take a real interest in what is going on here and understand the importance of the thoroughbred industry to the

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NSW and national economy,” said Aushorse and TBA chief executive Tom Reilly.

After inspecting yearlings, Mr Blair sat down for lunch in the Widden marquee with Antony Thomspon, Teo Ah Khing of China Horse Club, Godolphin’s Henry Plumptre, Tom Reilly, Bruce Neil, owner of Cressfield Stud, Inglis boss Mark Webster, Arthur Mitchell of Yarraman Park Stud and Coolmore’s Tom Magnier.

The lunch provided an opportunity to discuss the key issues for the breeding industry, from coal mining in the Hunter to trade opportunities overseas. Blair said the thoroughbred industry made a valuable contribution to the state economy, “It’s incredible to see so much hard work and perseverance come together for the three-day Easter yearling sale. The strength of the thoroughbred industry is a great barometer for the NSW economy more broadly.”

While the visit provided the National Party member with a meeting with some of the leading players in the industry, Blair is more than familiar with thoroughbreds through a strong family connection and a love of horses.

With up to half of the buyers at the Easter sale coming from overseas, Blair also noted the growing importance of foreign investment to the growth of the Australian thoroughbred industry. “These are valuable dollars that could be spent in many other countries, and it’s a testament to the quality of our local horse breeders and their staff, that foreign buyers target our yearlings,” he said.

Antony Thompson, chairman of Aushorse, was thrilled to see a senior member of the government visit the sale, “It should reassure all breeders that there is a senior minister, who understands the horse business and is interested in supporting our industry,” he said.

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include the Gr.2 winner Illustrious Lad, Gr.3-winning two-year-old Invincible Star and his four current season Stakes-placed horses are headlined by Hellbent, who went ever-so-close to becoming his sire’s third Gr.1 winner in the William Reid last week.

I Am Invincible is the country’s leading stallion by winners to runners, with a consistent percentage of more than 50%, and his two-year-old filly Houtzen’s Victory in the Magic Millions 2YO Classic in January ensured his results in the sale ring this year followed suit. He sired a A$1.4m colt at the Premier Sale in March and a A$900,000 colt at the Gold Coast in January, when his yearling average soared to more than A$318,000.

He will stand at a fee of A$110,000 (Inc. GST) this spring.Young stallion Hinchinbrook, Snitzel’s three-quarter-brother,

has had a brilliant start to 2017, following his remarkable Spring where he was one of only four stallions to sire more than one Stakes winner at the Melbourne Cup Carnival. Australia’s Champion first- and second-crop sire, courtesy of Gr.1 winner, now stallion, Press Statement and Gr.3 SA Sires’ Produce winner Flying Jess respectively, brought 2017 in with a bang when the latter followed up with her win in the A$2m Magic Millions 3YO Guineas at the Gold Coast in January, defeating previously unbeaten colt Winning Rupert and dual Gr.1-winning filly Global Glamour.

Hinchinbrook’s current season Stakes winners, headed by the juvenile Diamond Tathagata from his third crop, who emulated his sire when winning the Gr.2 Skyline Stakes on the Slipper trail, have been joined by Gr.3 winner Spright and Listed winners Flippant and Derryn, who became his sire’s ninth Stakes winner last weekend.

Hinchinbrook’s fee has been set at A$44,000 (Inc. GST).Arthur Mitchell said, “I Am Invincible sired his second Gr.1 winner in

the Spring. He is the sire of 19 Stakes winners now and he consistently churns out the winners. His current rate is 56%, which is leaps and bounds ahead of any other stallion in the country, and it is resonating with buyers in the sale ring. Hinchinbrook has only had three relatively small crops to race and is producing real quality. Both stallions have done what they have off low fees and they are upgrading their mares which is a real and rare attribute in stallions. We’re lucky to have them and appreciate the continued support of our clients.”

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SIX SUPPLEMENTARY ENTRIES TAKEN FOR AINTREE SALEAn additional six entries have been accepted for this Thursday’s Goffs UK Aintree Sale at Aintree Racecourse’s Grand National Festival following the weekend’s point-to-point meetings in Ireland.

The Aintree Sale, which will be held in the winners enclosure after racing at 5.45pm this Thursday, will offer a total of 27 horses, all with recent form, including the £1,000,000 Grand National entry Just A Par and the Cheltenham Festival Gr.1-winning Hurdler Labaik. The six supplementary entries taken over the weekend are now online:

STALLION NEWSAUSTRALIA

YARRAMAN PARK ANNOUNCE 2017 STUD FEESYarraman Park has set the fees for the 2017 breeding season for its Champion stallions I Am Invincible and Hinchinbrook.

I Am Invincible, sire of dual Gr.1-winning sprinter and sire Brazen Beau and new season Gr.1 winner I Am A Star, has had an outstanding year both on the track and in the sales ring, with 19 Stakes winners to his credit. The winner of the Gr.1 Myer Classic in the Spring and again last weekend in the Gr.2 Sunline Stakes, three-year-old filly I Am A Star also took out the Gr.2 Kewney Stakes earlier this year. His six other Stakes winners this season

DAWN APPROACH£50 charity bet at 10/3 for breeder HUGH HYLAND Charity - Irish Injured Jockeys Fund As we have charity selections from trainer Joseph O’Brien and agent Ross Doyle, today we focus on breeders and speak to Hugh Hyland of Oghill House Stud in Ireland. The breeder of many top-class horses, including Gr.1 winner and new sire Marcel, said: “My pick is definitely Dawn Approach, but if I could put in another one that I like as second choice then it would be Epaulette.

“The reason that I picked Dawn Approach is because I think one of the nicest yearlings we have ever produced and sold last year at Tattersalls Book 1 was a Dawn Approach out of a mare called Pleasantry, who is a half-sister to Kingman. I and the staff here all thought that he was the finest yearling we have ever sold and he is in training with Hugo Palmer [now named Fajjaj]. I haven’t had any word on how he is doing, but I have seen adverts that say he has a number of Dawn Approachs and that he likes them all.

“On top of that, when we went to the sales, there was a Dawn Approach filly beside us and we thought she was really, really nice as well. She was from the family of Red Cadeaux and was a cracker too, and is now with Mikey O’Callaghan [out of Artisia, but as yet unnamed].

“I have some lovely foals here by Dawn Approach and Epaulette and any of them that I have come across have been the same. So, on the strength of what we got, we went back and supported both stallions again this year.

“I couldn’t have enough of them, I hope I’m right, but Dawn Approach was a very early two-year-old himself. The first two-year-old race was run in Ireland last Sunday at Naas; I think Dawn Approach won it in his year and he was still running at the end of the year and winning Gr.1s, so he was a tremendous racehorse himself, and just going on the stock, I love what I have seen by him.”

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three mares catalogued for Friday night’s sale that produced Stakes winners at Randwick on Saturday.

Joining Flame Of Sydney are Opalize (Property won the Gr.3 Widden 150th anniversary Stakes) and Adonia Queen (Acatour won the Gr.3 Carbine Club Stakes.

Flame Of Sydney has produced five horses to race, three of which are winners, and two are Stakes winners (2010 foal Not Listenin’tome is a five-time Group winner in Australia and Hong Kong and is Gr.1-placed).

She will be offered as Lot 51, in foal to Medaglia D’Oro.Opalize will be offered as Lot 70, in foal to Newgate Farm’s new

stallion Sizzling.Adonia Queen will be offered as Lot 41, in foal to Sebring,

carrying a full-relation to Saturday’s Gr.3 winner.To view the catalogue for The Chairman’s Sale Session II (Elite

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POINT-TO-POINT JOCKEY JAMES MCNEILE DIES AFTER LARKHILL FALLJames McNeile, 57, an amateur jockey from Devizes in Wiltshire has died after a fall at Larkhill point-to-point on Saturday. He was flown by air ambulance to Southampton Hospital after sustaining a significant head injury and died on Sunday.

A statement issued by the IJF on behalf of McNeile’s family said: “It is with much regret that we announce today the death of James McNeile. James fell in the 3.45 race and collided with the fence sustaining a significant head injury. He was attended immediately by the racecourse medical team, which included consultants in emergency medicine and intensive care and anaesthetics as well as paramedics.

“It was immediately apparent that this was a substantial brain injury and after stabilisation he was flown by air ambulance to Southampton Hospital. On arrival and after subsequent examination, it became apparent that the degree of brain damage was such that this was not a survivable injury. James deteriorated overnight and died peacefully on Sunday.

“James died competing in a sport he loved, and around which he had built his life and some wonderful friendships.”

Jockey David Crosse paid tribute to McNeile, tweeting: “Devastated about my good buddy James McNeile passing. Always smiling and went doing what he loved. May he RIP.”

Lot 7, Virginia Considine and Fiona Magee’s Royal Rendezvous, a five-year-old by King’s Theatre, who won a maiden point-to-point by eight-lengths at Castletown on 2nd April.

Lot 14, Steven Crawford’s Plan Of Attack, a four-year-old by Court Cave, who won his debut point-to-point by ten lengths at Loughbrickland on 1st April.

Lot 24, Donnchadh Doyle’s Locker Room Talk, a four-year-old by Beneficial, who placed second on his debut point-to-point at Ballynoe on 2nd April.

Lot 25, Colin Bowe’s Overworkdunderpaid, a four-year-old by Getaway, who won a maiden point-to-point at Castletown on 2nd April.

Lot 26, Mick Goffs’ Clondaw Native, a five-year-old by Golan, who won his debut point-to-point by five lengths at Ballynoe on 2nd April.

Lot 27, Denis Ahern’s Somekindofstar, a four-year-old by Getaway, who placed second on his debut point-to-point at Loughbrickland on 1st April.

Aintree Sale catalogues will be available on course from the Goffs UK reception located at the Owners and Trainers entrance and horses will be available for inspection from 1pm on Wednesday, 5th April. The sale will be held after racing in the winners enclosure and bids will also be taken from O’Sullevans in the Owners and Trainers marquee this year.

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SHARES IN EXTREME CHOICE HEADLINE CHAIRMAN WILDCARDSTwo quality young mares and the opportunity to buy shares in the stallion prospect Extreme Choice (Not A Single Doubt) head Wildcard entries for Friday’s The Chairman’s Sale Session II (Elite Breeding Prospects) at Newmarket.

Available as Lots 90 and 91, the two shares in Extreme Choice will see the successful purchasers entitled to send two mares for the first four years of the Newgate Stud dual Gr.1 winner’s stud career, and one mare for the remainder of his life.

The two other Wildcard entries received for The Chairman’s Sale, which begins at 5pm this coming Friday, 7th April, are Gr.2-winning two-year-old French Fern (Lope De Vega) and the Stakes-winner Shigeru Sendan with a Written Tycoon colt at foot.

The strong Wildcard entries come following multiple significant pedigree updates from Saturday’s Day One of The Championships at Randwick.

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COLLECTED (USA), 3c, City Zip – Helena Bay (Johannesburg) O: Speedway Stable, B: Runnymede Farm and Peter J Callahan, T: Bob Baffert $150,000 Keeneland September Yearling Sale, by SGV Thoroughbreds, consigned by Runnymede Farm $170,000 OBS March Two-Year-Old by Speedway Stable, consigned by SGV Thoroughbreds.

A debut winner and then runner-up in the Gr.3 Cecil B DeMille Stakes in two starts and two, Collected was among the best of the second tier three-year-olds in the US last year. He took the first of the Californian Classic preps, the Gr.3 Sham Stakes on his reappearance and then, after having his limitations exposed when fourth in the Gr.3 Southwest Stakes, added victories in the Sunland Park Festival of Racing and Gr.3 Lexington Stakes. Trying the upper echelon in the Gr.1 Preakness Stakes, he finished tenth, coming out of the race body sore. Away until the weekend, he overcame the ten month absence in style, romping home by three and three quarter lengths in the Santana Mile Stakes at Santa Anita Park.

Her dam, Helena Bay, is a Johannesburg daughter who was born in England, but scored her only victory while racing in Canada at two. Helena Bay is out of the Irish-bred mare, Josette, and is half-sister to US Stakes winner Woodwin W, and to Japanese Graded Stakes-placed performers Las Venturas and Deep Sound. Josette herself is half-sister to Listed winner Entice, and to Queen Emma, dam of Irish Dream, a Stakes winner in Australia. Helena Bay’s grandam, Loure, is out of Allicance, a Group-placed half-sister to Blushing Groom, who produced three Stakes winners, including the Gr.2 Royal Lodge Stakes victor Royal Kingdom, and is grandam of the sire Agnes Digital, Champion Older Horse in Japan.

OLORDA (Ger), 5m, Lord Of England – Oligarchia (Desert King) O: Martin S Schwartz, B: Gestut Berwangerhof, T: Chad Brown

Olorda made her first three starts in very tough company in the US, finishing eleventh in the Gr.1 Belmont Oaks Invitational Stakes and fourth in the Gr.1 Queen Elizabeth II Challenge Cup Stakes, before ending 2015 with a twelfth in the Gr.1 Matriarch Stakes. She started just twice last year, leading throughout to take Gr.3 Very One Stakes at Gulfstream Park in March and the Gr.3 Bewitch Stakes at Keeneland in April. Returning to action in this year’s renewal of the Gr.3 The Very One, the bay could only manage sixth. On Saturday, however, in the Gr.3 Orchid Stakes, she looked far more like her herself, tracking the early pace, taking over in the stretch and battling on to take second, beaten just three quarters of a length. Racing in Europe, she made her first three starts in Germany, winning the last of those outings. Successful in the Gr.3 Prix Vanteaux next time out, she then took third, albeit nine lengths back, behind Queen’s Jewel in the Gr.1 Prix Saint-Alary.

Sired by a son of the Shirley Heights line stallion Dashing Blade, Olorda is a sister to the Gr.1 (then) Italian Derby runner-up Oil Of England. The dam was Listed-placed in Italy, and is out of Ostwahlerin, a sister to Ostwahl, a Gr.3 winner in Germany, and half-sister to Ost Tycoon, the dam of German Group winners Omikron and Ostland.

PERFORMER OF THE WEEK

ALL INCLUDED (USA), 6h, Include – Eximius (Atticus) O/B: Wertheimer and Frere, T: Todd A Pletcher

The son of a British-foaled mare, All Include has long threatened to capture a good race and on Saturday he broke through, storming from last to first to win the Gr.3 Appleton Stakes at Gulfstream Park. He began his career with wins in four of his first seven starts, all in maiden or allowance company. Since the last of those wins, back in July 2015, the chesnut has raced almost entirely in Graded Stakes company and, although he had not added to the win column, he had earned third in the Gr.3 Bernard Baruch Handicap, Gr.2 Fort Lauderdale Stakes and last year’s Gr.1 Gulfstream Park Handicap. On his most recent start prior to the weekend, he closed from the rear to cross the line third in this year’s Gr.1 Gulfstream Park Handicap, three quarters of a length and a neck behind the winner Almanaar, but was promoted to second on the disqualification of the initial runner-up Beach Patrol.

All Included is out of French Stakes-placed Eximius, whose five other winners also include the Gr.2 Honeymoon Handicap victress Sarach. A three-parts-sister to Stakes-winning and Group-placed Stunning, Eximius is also half-sister to Dreamboat, the dam of Music Show, who took the Gr.1 Falmouth Stakes, and two other Group races, and was also several times Gr.1-placed, including when third in the Gr.1 Irish 1,000 Guineas, and grandam of Stakes winner Gardening Leave; to Glasgow’s Gold, dam of the Gr.1 Ruffian Handicap victress, Swift Temper; and to Fabulous, the grandam of Turbulent Descent, co-highweight sprinting three-year-old on the World Thoroughbred Rankings. Sarach’s grandam, Gorgeous, was among the best fillies of her crop in the US, and numbered the Gr.1 Vanity Invitational Handicap among her triumphs. Among the other celebrities under the third dam, Broodmare of the Year, Kamar, are Seaside Attraction, Golden Attraction, Cape Town, Red Carnival, Desert Lord, Key To The Moon, Hiaam, Alpha, Flashing and Fantastic Light.

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Aventador has been one of the most interesting horses we have covered in this column. A contestant in the 2015 Gr.1 French Derby, in the US he dropped all the way down to competing in claiming events at state fairs at Santa Rosa and Sacramento, before beginning an unlikely rise up the ladder. On Saturday he continued his resurgence as a Stakes horse with a length-second to Blue Bomber in the Wildcat Handicap at Turf Paradise. His eclectic US record also includes three wins in claiming company at Golden Gate and Santa Rose, a starter allowance at Golden Gate and an allowance/optional claiming contest at Turf Paradise, a black-type win in the Turf Paradise Handicap and a close third the Walter R Cluer Stakes at Turf Paradise. In his native France, he made 16 starts by the end of the June of his three-year-old season, ten at two, winning a maiden at Chantilly, and on his final outing the Prix Ridgway at Compiegne, as well as taking second in the Gr.3 Prix Noailles and Listed Prix Isonomy.

Aventador is one of five winners produced by his dam Day Of Dream. Herself a five-time winner in France, she is half-sister to Listed-winning and Group-placed Aneysar, Stakes placed Anntari, and to Antakiya, the grandam of Stakes winners Another World, Lady Sybil, Impassable and Es Es Runner.

SIMMY’S TEMPLE (GB), 3f, Royal Applause – Samasana (Redback) O: Great Friends Stable, Steven Keh, and Daniel Kramer, B: Redgate Bloodstock, T: Doug F O’Neill £12,000 Doncaster Premier Yearling Sale by Bobby O’Ryan/Keith Dalgleish

Runner-up in a maiden at Doncaster on her only start in England, Simmy’s Temple captured a maiden at Del Mar in August on her second outing in the US. Unplaced in the Del Mar Juvenile Fillies’ Turf Stakes and Surfer Girl Stakes on her next two outings, she earned her first black type with a win over odds-on favourite, Tapped, in the Pike Place Dancer Stakes at Golden Gate Fields at the end of October. With a fourth in the California Oaks her best showing in her next four outings, she dropped out of Stakes company for an allowance/optional claiming event at Golden Gate Fields on Saturday, and scored by a length and a quarter.

Simmy’s Temple is the first foal of her dam, Samasana, a winning half-sister to black-type-placed Singeur. The grandam, Singitta, is a half-sister to Stakes-placed Injaaz and Hardball, but perhaps more significantly to Corndavon, who produced the Gr.2 July Stakes winner Nevisian Lad to Simmy’s Temple’s sire, Royal Applause.

GO AROUND (USA), 5h, Medaglia D’Oro – Mediation (Caerleon) O: Peter Vegso, B: Vegso Racing Stable, T: William I Mott

Winner last year of the Tampa Turf Classic, Go Around returned for this year’s version of the race on Sunday and took second to Gr.1 winner World Approval. Unraced at two, he won maiden and allowance events in his first four starts and then took third Gr.3 Saranac Stakes at Saratoga. Last year, he kicked off with an allowance/optional claiming tally at Gulfstream Park, and his Tampa Turf Classic win. He did not add another victory, but did take second in the Brooks Fields Stakes and fourth in the Gr.3 Arlington Handicap.

Go Around is half-brother to The Go Between, a four-time Graded Stakes winner, whose triumphs included the Gr.1 Pacific Classic, and to the Gr.3 (then) Cherry Hinton Stakes third, Extreme Beauty. Their dam, the Irish-bred Mediation, raced with success in both Ireland and the US, winning the Leopardstown 1,000 Guineas Trial and earning places in several black-type events, including the Gr.3 Jenny Wiley Stakes at Keeneland. Mediation is also a half-sister to the dams of Sea Front, Ward Hunt and Sheer Tenby, black-type winners in France, the US and Ireland respectively.

MADDIZASKAR (USA), 5m, Bellamy Road – Zaskar (Anabaa) O: Final Turn Racing Stables and Jacobson David, B: Jack Anderson, T: David Jacobson

Some years ago, English-bred Zaskar featured in this column as a multiple Stakes performer in the US. Now it is the turn of her first foal, Maddizaskar, who earns a mention after hitting a career high with a win in the non-black-type Sis Stakes at Aqueduct. She won a maiden claimer at Gulfstream Park on her debut, which came at three. She added three more wins, a starter allowance and claiming level in her 15 starts, but signified that she had progressed with a second in an allowance/optional claiming event at Aqueduct in late February.

While racing in Europe, Maddizaskar’s dam, Zaskar won three races in England and took second in the Prix Urban Sea at Le Lion-d’Angers. Racing in the US, she added seconds in the Possible Mate Stakes and Signature Stallions Stakes. She is three-parts-sister to Listed winner Ans Bach. Her dam is a three-parts-sister to black-type scorer Amico Mio, and is out of the black-type-placed Dancing Brave mare, Maid Of Kashmir, a half-sister to German multiple Listed winner More Wind, and to the dam of Messi, a multiple Graded Stakes winner in North American, and to Gr.2 Doncaster Champagne Stakes victor McCartney.

AVENTADOR (Fr), 5g, Zafeen – Day Of Dream (Rainbows For Life) O: Mark Staudacher, B: rene Vallaud and Tony Castanheira, T: Kathy Schenk

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subsequent starts. The second dam, the unplaced Saratoga Babe (Saratoga Six), produced two others Stakes performers.

Bluegrass Sara has a two-year-old colt by The Factor and a yearling colt by Flat Out.

CHARRO NEGRO (Jpn), 3c, Heart’s Cry – Luminance (Jade Robbery) O: Kaneko Makoto, B: Shadai Farm, T: Naru Owada ¥66,000,000 JRHA Select Foal Sale by Kaneko Makoto, consigned by Shadai Farm

Globe Theatre (King Kamehameha), the full-brother to Gr.1 winner Leontes and half-brother to the Gr.1 Japan Cup hero Epiphaneia (Symboli Kris S), was the favourite of the Yamabuki Sho, a conditions race over 2200m on Saturday at Nakayama. The colt, who was third last season in the Gr.2 Hopeful Stakes, lacked that extra gear and finished fourth.

Charro Negro (Heart’s Cry) flashed home after he turned near the parking lot to score by a head over My Blue Heaven

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ALL THE GO (Jpn), 3c, Stay Gold – Alluring Voice (French Deputy) O: Sunday Racing, B: Shadai Corporation, T: Yoshito Yahagi

All The Go (Stay Gold), who returned a lacklustre performance last time in the Gr.2 Spring Stakes, collected his third win on Sunday at Hanshin in the open Marguerite Stakes, a valuable event over 1400m. He outpaced the filly Queen’s Sarina (Danon Chantilly) to score easily and has been credited with a three-figure speed rating. All The Go earned ¥39m in seven starts, slightly more than the first prize of the 2000 Guineas. The brilliant colt is the best of the three winners from four foals delivered by the dual Gr.3 scorer Alluring Voice (French Deputy). The second dam Alluring Act (End Sweep) foaled seven others winners, including the ¥132m earner Amazing Tact (War Emblem).

Alluring Voice has a two-year-old filly by Lord Kanaloa and a yearling filly by Deep Impact.

RESONATOR (USA), 3c, Blame – Bluegrass Sara (Tabasco Cat) O: Silk Racing, B: Hubert Vesler, T: Koji Maki $130,000 Keeneland September Sale by Katsumi Yoshida, consigned by Katsumi Yoshida

The form of the Japanese three-year-olds on dirt received a boost from Epicharis (Gold Allure), who ran a solid race when second in the Gr.2 UAE Derby. Resonation (Blame) recorded his third consecutive win on Sunday at Nakayama in the Fukuryu Stakes, over 1800m and received a huge speed rating (102.3). He has room for improvement and enough talent to win at Group level. The imposing colt is from the third crop sired by the 2010 Breeders’ Cup hero Blame (Arch), who stands at Claiborne Farm at a fee of $25,000. Resonation is the third winner out of Bluegrass Sara (Tabasco Cat), a fast and precocious filly, unbeaten in her first three starts, including a couple of minor Stakes races in Texas for trainer Steven Asmussen. She failed to score later in seven

WORLD’S BEST RACEHORSE RANKINGS

RESULTSNAME DATE RACE AND POSITION WRChautauqua (Aus) 01/04 1st Gr1 Darley T J Smith Stakes 119Legal Eagle (SAf) 01/04 3rd Gr1 H F Oppenheimer Horse Chestnut Stakes 119

STAR PERFORMER

ADMIRABLE (Jpn), 3c, Deep Impact – Scarlet (Symboli Kris S) O/B: Hideko Kondo, T: Hidetaka Otonashi

The Azalea Sho, over 2400m on Saturday at Hanshin, turned into a tactical affair. Leading jockey Mirco Demuro made the winning move with Admirable (Deep Impact) when the field bunched along the back straight. The big colt (514 kilos) kicked home strongly and won easily by three lenghths from Admire Robson, who completed a 1-2 for the Champion Sire Deep Impact and the Kondo family. Admirable clocked the last 600m in 33.5 and was recording his second win. He has huge potential and will be interesting to watch at Group level.

His dam, the unraced Scarlet (Symboli Kris S), produced two multiple winners, both by Deep Impact. She is a half-sister to Victory (Brian’s Time), who won the Gr.1 Satsuki Sho, and Lincoln (Sunday Silence), a multiple Gr.2 scorer who was second in the Gr.1 Kikuka Sho, Arima Kinen and Tenno Sho Spring. The second dam, Grace Admire (Tony Bin), is a Gr.2 placed half-sister to the Japanese Derby hero Fusaichi Concorde (Caerleon).

Scarlet has a yearling filly by Orfevre and visited Deep Impact again last season.

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(Rulership). He already failed in his first attempt at Group level, but has plenty of ability.

Charro Negro is the fourth winner out of Luminance (Jade Robbery), a useful racemare who collected four wins and more than ¥66m. The second dam, Chanzi (El Gran Senor), won the Matron Stakes, now a Gr.1.

Luminance visited Heart’s Cry again in 2016.

BLACK’S BEACH (Jpn), 3f, Deep Impact – Visual Shock (Kingmambo) O/B: Hidetoshi Yamamoto, T: Katsuhiko Sumii

Black’s Beach (Deep Impact) had her day, after two second places, in the fillies’ maiden over 1800m on Saturday at Hanshin. She is the second foal and winner out of Visual Shock (Kingmambo), who was placed multiple times in Japan. The second dam, Reach For The Moon (Pulpit), ran twice, winning a maiden at The Curragh by four lengths and finishing third in the Gr.1 Fillies’ Mile. She produced three winners and is a half-sister to Agnes Digital (Crafty Prospector), who won the Gr.1’s Tenno Sho, Mile Champsionhip, Yasuda Kinen and February Stales in Japan and delivered a Gr.1 at Sha Tina landing the Hong Kong Cup and the Queen Elizabeth Cup.

Visual Shock has a two-year-old filly by Orfevre, a yearling colt by Harbinger and visited Deep Impact in 2016.

LEAD THE FIELD (USA), 3c, Haynesfield – Da River Hoss (River Special) O: Makio Okada, B: Brereton C and Brereton Ned Jones, T: Noboru Takagi $50,000 Keeneland September Yearling Sale by LEX, consigned by Brereton C Jones

Lead The Field (Haynesfield) opened his account in a maiden over 1800m on dirt on Saturday at Nakayama. The US-bred colt is a half-brother to six winners, including the Gr.3 scorer and Classic-placed River Proud (Proud Citizen). Their dam, Da River Hoss (River Special), is a half-sister to Da Hoss (Gone West), who won the Gr.1 Breeders’ Cup Mile in 1996 and doubled-up, in his second start after a 23-month layoff, in the same race in 1998 for trainer Michael Dickinson.

Da River Hoss has a yearling filly by Alternation.

CONFIDENCE (Jpn), 3c, Neo Universe – Confident (Machiavellian) O: Hideko Kondo, B: Hinode Bokujo, T: Takeshi Okumura ¥21,000,000 Hokkaido Summer Sale by Hideko Kondo

Confidence (Neo Universe) came back from a four and half-month layoff to score in the maiden over 2000m on Sunday at Nakayama. The flashy chesnut colt, who fetched the second highest price at Hokkaido Summer Sale, did his job readily and will step up from this win. He is the fourth winner out of Confident (Machiavellian), a half-sister to Holberg (Halling), who won the Gr.3 Queen’s Vase before the downgrading, and Undermine (Miner’s Mark), a Gr.3 scorer in US.

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During the breeding season here we were fortunate enough to catch glimpses of the most renowned jumps meeting in the world, the famous Cheltenham Festival. There are not many days that go by in the flat racing calendar without Galileo stamping his authority, and even at Cheltenham he did not fail to sparkle. His son Supasundae, trained by Jessica Harrington, claimed the Coral Cup Handicap Hurdle, bred on the classic Galileo–Danehill cross that has dominated the racing world for years.

We now turn our attention to the eagerly awaited flat season. Having worked at Tweenhills in the past, it was pleasing to see Santry, a son of Harbour Watch, claim the first division of the Brocklesby Conditions Stakes for trainer Declan Carroll and jockey Neil Farley.

I have always been told to control the controllable in life, but unfortunately at times you face scenarios where that is not possible. I have recently been working on a yard where one of the foals has been on box rest for a fractured sesamoid. After many a day of being stood in the box with his dam, there finally came the day for Laura, one of our NEH vets, to re-examine the foal in which good news was welcomed. The bone had healed well and it was finally time for the youngster to embrace some freedom and green grass, albeit in a small turnout cage for the first week or so to prevent things from taking two steps forward and one step back.

Last week we were privileged to have been lectured by Simon Curtis on farriery. Simon’s knowledge on this particular matter is second to none, which is no surprise, given his vast wealth of experience. He has lectured and demonstrated farriery in 16 countries on four continents, including the USA, Australia, India, and Dubai, and in 2005 was inducted into “The Farriers Hall of Fame” in the Kentucky Derby Museum, in Louisville, Kentucky.

Lectures for the week ahead for my fellow students and I are to include common race horse injuries and conformation problems which predispose them, and a Lower limb dissection.

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Gr.2 FAIR GROUNDS OAKS, Fair Grounds, 1m½f, 3yoF, 1st $240,000, 2nd $80,000, 3rd $40,000, April 11. FARRELL (USA), 3f,

Malibu Moon – Rebridled Dreams (Unbridled’s Song) 2nd dam Key Cents (Corridor Key) 3rd dam Centimeter (Aloma’s Ruler) O/B: Coffeepot Stables, T: Wayne M Catalano

2. Wicked Lick (USA), 3. Vexatious (USA)Distances: 3¼, nse. 6 ran.

Gr.2 LOUISIANA DERBY, Fair Grounds, 1m1f, 3yo, 1st $200,000, 2nd $100,000, 3rd $40,000, April 11. GIRVIN (USA), 3c,

Tale Of Ekati – Catch The Moon (Malibu Moon) 2nd dam Catch My Fancy (Yes It’s True) 3rd dam Walk Away Rene (Gold Alert) O: Brad Grady, B: Bob Austin and John Witte, T: Joe Sharp $130,000 Fasig-Tipton October Yearling Sale by Grand Oaks, consigned by Legacy Bloodstock

Grad2. Patch (USA), 3. Local Hero (USA) Distances: 1¼l, 1¾l. 9 ran.

Gr.2 MUNIZ MEMORIAL, Fair Grounds, 1m1fT, 4yo+, 1st $180,000, 2nd $60,000, 3rd $30,000, April 11. ENTERPRISING (USA), 6g,

Elusive Quality – Indy Blaze (A P Indy) 2nd Fire The Groom (Blushing Groom) 3rd Prospector’s Fire (Mr Prospector) O: Mazis Stable, B: Glen Hill Farm, T: Michael J Maker

2. Kasaqui (Arg), 3. Oscar Nominated (USA)Distances: nk, nse. 11 ran.

Gr.2 NEW ORLEANS HANDICAP, Fair Grounds, 1m1fD, 4yo+, 1st 240,000, 2nd $80,000, 3rd $40,000, April 11. HONORABLE DUTY (USA), 5g,

Distorted Humor – Mesmeric (A P Indy) 2nd dam Toussaud (El Gran Senor) 3rd dam Image Of Reality (In Reality) O: Darrs Inc, B: Juddmonte Farms, T: Brendan P Walsh $130,000 Keeneland November Breeding Stock Sale by David A Ross, consigned by Mill Ridge Sales

2. Breaking Lucky (USA), 3. Iron Fist (USA)Distances: nk, 5l. 9 ran.

Gr.2 GULFSTREAM OAKS, Gulfstream Park, 1m½f, 3yoF, 1st $150,350, 2nd $48,500, 3rd $24,250, April 11. SALTY (USA), 3f,

Quality Road – Theycallmeladyluck (Dixie Union) 2nd dam Vegas Prospector (Crafty Prospector) 3rd dam Hilly Billy Dancer (Never Down Hill) O: Gary Barber, Baccari Racing Stable and Chester Prince, B: Seclusive Farm and Prince Farm, T: Mark E Casse

2. Tequilita (USA), 3. Jordan’s Henny (USA)Distances: 4¼l, 1½l. 8 ran.

Gr.2 HONEY FOX STAKES, Gulfstream Park, 1m, 4yo+ f&m, 1st $184,140, 2nd $59,400, 3rd 29,700, April 11. CELESTINE (USA), 5m,

Scat Daddy – Mona Mia (Monarchos) 2nd dam Hello Barbara Sue (Dehere) 3rd dam Barbara Sue (Big Spruce) O: Moyglare Stud Farm, B: Phoenix Rising Farms, T: Christophe Clement $100,000 Keeneland September Yearling Sale by Phaedrus Flights, consigned by Penn Sales $2,550,000 2016 Keeneland November Breeding Stock Sale, by Moyglare Stud Farm, consigned by Tylor Made Sales

2. Mississippi Delta (USA), 3. Linda (USA)Distances: 1¼l, 1l. 6 ran.

Gr.3 APPLETON STAKES, Gulfstream Park, 1mT, 4yo+, 1st $122,760, 2nd $39,600, 3rd 19,800, April 21. ALL INCLUDED (USA), 6h,

Include – Eximius (Atticus) 2nd dam Gorgeous (Slew O’Gold) 3rd dam Kamar (Key To The Mint) O/B: Wertheimer and Frere, T: Todd A Pletcher

2. Delta Prince (USA), 3. Our Way (USA)Distances: ½l, 1l. 6 ran.

Gr.3 TOP FLIGHT INVITATIONAL STAKES, Aqueduct, 1m1f, 4yo+ f&m, 1st $120,000, 2nd $40,000, 3rd $20,000 April 21. MO’ GREEN (USA), 4f,

Uncle Mo – She’s A Rebel Too (Two Punch) 2nd dam Dixieland Queen (Dixieland Band) 3rd dam Fearless Queen (Iron Ruler) O: Leonard C Green, B: Candy Meadows and Jim R Wells, T: John C Servis $40,000 Keeneland September Yearling Sale by Eisaman Equine, consigned by Allied Bloodstock $70,000 Ocala Breeders’ Spring Two-Year-Old Sale by D J Stable, consigned by Eisaman Equine

2. Verve’s Tale (USA), 3. Oasis At Midnight (USA)Distances: 3½l, 4¼l. 5 ran,

Gr.3 TOKYO CITY CUP STAKES, Santa Anita, 1m4f, 4yo+, 1st $60,000, 2nd $ 20,000, 3rd $12,000 April 21. HARD ACES (USA), 7h,

Hard Spun – All In With Aces (Quiet American) 2nd dam Aces (Housebuster) 3rd dam Sweetbreads (Secretariat) O: Hronis Racing, B: Dreamchaser Thorobreds, T: John W Sadler

2. Big John B (USA), 3. Hi Happy (Arg)Distances: nk, nse. 6 ran.

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(Manduro) and Listed-placed Mister Green (Green Desert). Their dam, Summertime Legacy (Darshaan), won the Gr.3 Prix des Reservoirs and was third in the Gr.1 Prix Saint-Alary. Her dam, Zawaahy (El Gran Senor), won at three and is a half-sister to the ill-fated European Champion Three-Year-Old and sire Golden Fleece (Nijinsky), the Stakes winner Office Wife (Blushing Groom; dam of the dual Gr.3 winner Dance Treat, and the Listed-placed pair Sharjah and Polish Blue, as well as grandam of the Gr.3 (then) Dee Stakes winner South Easter) and Exotic Bride (Blushing Groom; dam of the classy hurdler and Gr.1 Ascot Gold Cup-third Admiral’s Wells), from the family of the sires Be My Guest and Victory Speech.

Wavering has a two-year-old full-sister to the winner. BR

15.00 (BST) HYERES, 3YO MAIDEN, 1850M1. GIGRETTE (Fr), 3f,

Rock Of Gibraltar – Allegrete (Johan Quatz) O/B: Jean-Claude Seroul, T: F Rossi Distances: 2½l, ¾l. 12 ran.

Gigrette (Rock Of Gibraltar) was an impressive winner of her sixth start, having been placed twice previously. She is a half-sister to the Listed Prix Caravelle victrix Splendido and two other winners in Alegresse and Veakalto (both by Slickly), out of the French multiple winner Allegrete (Johann Quatz), who is a half-sister to the five-time winner La Seour (Entrepreneur). Their dam is the unraced Allegrine (General Holme), a half-sister to the Gr.1 Arlington Million winner and sire Dear Doctor (Crystal Glitters) and the triple Listed winner Genereux Genie (General Assembly), as well as the Gr.3 Prix Berteux victor Le Mamamouchi (Tennyson) and his full-sister, the placed Toute Cy, dam of the Gr.3 winner and Gr.1 runner-up Floripedes (Top Ville; dam of the Champion racehorse and sire Montjeu), and the Gr.2 winner Dadarissime (Highest Honor). BR

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Regal Ransom – Flashy Senorita (Pembroke) O: Scuderia Delle Rose, B: Jose Carlos Ortega, T: Agostino Affe $3,500 OBS August Sale by Ital-Cal Management Distances: ½, shd. 8 ran.

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Gr.3 LORD DERBY CHALLENGE, Nakayama, 1600mT, 4yo+, 1st ¥39,000,000, 2nd ¥16,000,000, 3rd ¥9,800,000 April 11. LOGI CHALICE (Jpn), 5h,

Dubawi Major – Plantina Chalice (Rock Of Gibraltar) 2nd dam Silver Chalice (Rainbow Quest) 3rd dam Solver Lane (Silver Hawk) O: Masaaki Kumeta, B: Northern Farm, T: Sakae Kunieda ¥27,300,000 JHRA Select Foal Sale by Hajime Satomi, consigned by Northern Farm

2. Campbell Junior (Aus), 3. Grand Silk (Jpn)Distances: ½l, nse. 16 ran.

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1.20 (BST) CHANTILLY, 3YO C&G UNRACED, 1900MAW1. SANABAD (Fr), 3c,

Cape Cross – Sanaya (Barathea) O/B: H H Aga Khan T: Alain de Royer Dupre Distances: hd, hd. 11 ran.

Sanabad (Cape Cross) appeared a big strong colt in the paddock and, after travelling in midfield, he stayed on strongly in a close finish for a winning debut. He is a half-brother to French victrix Sannkala (Medicean). They are the first two winners out of dual Listed winner and Gr.1-placed Sanaya (Barathea), who is a half-sister to Sarafina (Refuse To Bend), who won the Gr.1 Prix de Diane, the Gr.1 Prix Saint-Alary and Gr.1 Grand Prix de Saint-Cloud. Their other half-siblings include the Listed Prix de Pontarme winner Sandagiyr (Dr Fong), the Listed runner-up Sanjida (Polish Precedent) and the dam of the Gr.3 scorer Saint Loup. They are out of the British-placed Sanariya (Darshaan), who is a daughter of the Listed-placed Sanamia (Top Ville). Her dam is the Listed Prix Joubert winner Santalina (Relko; dam of the Gr.3 Fred Darling Stakes-fourth Sansiya).

Sanaya has a two-year-old colt by Siyouni and a Makfi yearling colt. BR

2.20 (BST) CHANTILLY, 3YOF UNRACED, 1900MAW1. RUEING (USA), 3f,

Street Cry – Wavering (Refuse To Bend) O: Godolphin, B: Darley, T: Andre Fabre Distances: 1¼l, 2l. 13 ran.

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Rueing (Street Cry) was prominent most of the way and hit the front at the furlong pole, staying on to win well. She is a full-sister to the winner Switching and they are the first two foals out of the Gr.1 Prix Saint-Alary victrix Wavering (Refuse To Bend), who is a half-sister to the Gr.1 Criterium de Saint-Cloud winner Mandaean

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also raced in Germany for Jaber Abdullah, when she was trained by the late Bruno Schütz, winning twice at two, including the Listed Oppenheim-Rennen. She did not race again, but has done very well as a broodmare, her winners so far including top-class racehorse and sire Zafeen (Zafonic), Europe’s Champion Three-Year-Old Miler in 2002, when he won the Gr.1 St James’s Palace Stakes, the Gr.3 Prix du Calvados winner Ya Hajar (Lycius; dam of the Listed winner Prince Of All), the Listed Fortune Stakes winner Atlantic Sport (Machiavellian) and her current five-year-old Akeed Champion (Dubawi), winner of three races, including the Listed HH The President Cup, in Abu Dhabi this winter, as well as the Gr.3-placed Akeed Wafi (Street Cry) and the Listed-placed Happy Today (Gone West). The next dam, Shy Danceuse (Groom Dancer), was a winner in France and was a half-sister to dual Group-winning miler Diffident (Nureyev) while her own dam Shy Princess (Irish River) was runner-up in the 1986 Gr.1 Prix Morny.

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4.15 (BST) HOPPEGARTEN, 3YO CONDITIONS, 1M1. KAUTTIO (Ire), 3c,

Excelebration – Pinacotheque (In The Wings) O: H G Stihl, B: R G and T E Levin, T: Andreas Wohler €50,000 Goffs Orby Yearling Sale by Beliar Bloodstock Distances: 1¾l, nk. 6 ran.

This was probably a decent race and the two previous winners took the last two places. With a furlong to go there were still five in with a chance, but in the final stages Kauttio (Excelebration) asserted in promising style. He had run well on his only start at two and started favourite here to continue the good run of the three-year-olds trained by Andreas Wohler, who also saddled the runner-up Rostam (Hat Trick). Kauttio now looks likely to be one of the stable’s candidates for the Gr.3 Dr Busch-Memorial and Gr.2 Mehl-Mulhens-Rennen. He is the second foal of the dam Pinacotheque (In The Wings), from one of the best Wildenstein families, whose first Elyud (Cape Cross) was Listed-placed in Norway. She was a winner in France and also Listed-placed; she was offered at the 2008 Tattersalls Breeding Stock Sale but was bought in for 200,000 guineas. Her dam, Palmeraie (Lear Fan), did not win but bred seven winners, including the sire Policy Maker (Sadler’s Wells), who won four Gr.2 races and was Gr.1-placed, the Gr.2 winner Pushkin (Caerleon) and the Gr.3 winner Place Rouge (Desert King), as well as the unraced Plante Rare (Giant’s Causeway; dam of the multiple Gr.1 winner and sire Planteur). The next dam, Petroleuse (Habiat), won both her starts, including the Gr.3 Princess Elizabeth Stakes, and also bred seven winners, notably Gr.2 winner Peinture Bleue (Alydar), herself dam of the very smart Arc winner and sire Peintre Celebre (Nureyev). This is also the family of Champion Pawneese and last year’s German Champion Protectionist.

Pinacotheque has a two-year-old full-sister to Kauttio.David Conolly-Smith

account after five places in nine previous starts. He is from the first crop sired by the Gr.2 UAE Derby and Super Derby winner Regal Ransom (Distorted Humor), who sadly died after his fourth season at Jonabell Farm. Sambuco is a half-brother to two winners in the US and their dam, Flashy Senorita (Pembroke), won once and is a half-sister to the fast Senorita Ziggy (Senor Speedy), a multiple Stakes winner.

Flashy Senorita has a two-year-old filly by Rattlesnake Bridge.Franco Raimondi

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2.05 (BST) HOPPEGARTEN, 3YOF UNRACED, 1800M1. SHY ANGEL (GB), 3f,

Zamindar – Shy Lady (Kaldoun) O: Jaber Abdullah, B: Rabbah Bloodstock, T: Andreas Wohler Distances: 3¼l, ½l. 7 ran.

An innovation by Hoppegarten racecourse to stage a race for unraced three-year-olds was rewarded with a decent field, with four of the seven runners having an entry in August’s Gr.1 Preis der Diana, including the easy winner Shy Angel (Zamindar), who chased the early front-runner before going on two furlongs out and quickly drawing clear, with the rest well strung out. Jaber Abdullah’s homebred looks well up to black-type standard, at least judged on this performance. The dam Shy Lady (Kaldoun)

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Middleham is home to more than 500 horses in training and visitors on the day will be able to view equine talent at the yards of twelve trainers who are opening their doors to the public on the day. Visitors to Ann Duffield’s Sun Hill Farm will be able to see two previous Cheltenham Festival winners, Peddlers Cross and Cinders And Ashes, who were both trained by Donald McCain. At Barry Keniry’s Warwick Lodge pre-training stables visitors will be able to meet two top-class dual purpose horses in Junior and Mad Moose.

There are also demonstrations and displays at the yards and in the afternoon there is entertainment on Low Moor. As the organisers of the event, Racing Welfare will be the main beneficiary charity, with a proportion of the funds raised also going to the Yorkshire Air Ambulance charity. Funds raised during this event will be used to work alongside the Jessica Bethell Charitable Foundation to help develop a facility for young racing staff starting their careers in Middleham.

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BREEDERS’ ROUND-UPIRISH BRED WINNERS ABROAD

CASAMENTOWedding Song (Ire), 3g, ex Flaming Song (Darshaan) Chantilly, France, Mar 14, 3yo claimer, 1900mAW, £8,119 B: J O’Connor

Rythmique (Ire), 3f, ex Reclamation (Red Ransom) Toulouse, France, Mar 18, 3yo, 2000m, £12,051 B: E Loder

DANDY MANBerlin Calling (Ire), 3f, ex Dolce Attesa (Dr Fong) Marseille Pont de Vivaux, France, Mar 16, 3yo claimer, 2000mAW, £5,555 B: Scuderia Micolo SNC

EXCELEBRATIONInto The Lane (Ire), 3f, ex Pain In Green (Invincible Spirit) San Siro, Italy, Mar 19, 3yof, 1600m, £6,837 B: Razza del Velino

FASTNET ROCKFast Sun Rock (Ire), 4c, ex Morning Sun (Law Society) Saint Brieuc, France, Mar 19, 4yo, 2400m, £4,700 B: Haras de la Perelle

STALLION ROUND-UPWINNERS BY BRITISH SIRES

KYLLACHYBest Actress (Ity), 3f, ex Committed Actress (Theatrical) Naples, Italy, Mar 22, 3yo hcap, 1400m, £3,418 B: Ugo Maretti

MILK IT MICKSaga Des Aigles (Fr), 4f, ex Kismi Des Aigles (Marchand De Sable) Machecoul, France, Mar 26, 4yo, 1708, £3,846 B: B Deschamps

NAYEFRed Cold (Fr), 4f, ex Russiana (Red Ransom) Saint-Cloud, France, Mar 19, 4yo+f&m hcap, 2100m, £20,888 B: Wertheimer & Frere

Rocna (Fr), 7m, ex Rock Chick (Halling) Angouleme, France, Mar 19, 4yo+ hcap, 2000m, £4,273 B: J Boucheron

ROYAL APPLAUSEOcaina (Fr), 3f, ex Pennedepie (Tiger Hill) La Teste de Buch, France, Mar 24, 3yo hcap, 1600m, £7,264 B: Team Hogdala & Miss C Hutchinson

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FIRST CROP SIRE MAIDENSDABIRISMMysterieuse (Fr), 2f, ex Monte (Soldier Hollow)

12.10 [BST] Chantilly, unraced, 1000m

FRENCH FIFTEENTeckwin (Fr), 2c, ex Ammia (Medicean)

12.10 [BST] Chantilly, unraced, 1000m

STYLE VENDOMEFancy Dresser (Fr), 2c, ex Kenhoaden (Sunday Break)

12.10 [BST] Chantilly, unraced, 1000mSedary (Fr), 2f, ex La Marisma (Sinndar)

12.10 [BST] Chantilly, unraced, 1000m

HARBOUR WATCHFilante (Ire), 3f, ex Frangy (Sadler’s Wells) Chantilly, France, Mar 16, 3yof hcap, 1900mAW, £9,829 B: Framont Ltd, Ecurie des Monceaux & David Redvers

HOLY ROMAN EMPERORPer Un Dixir (Ire), 4c, ex Cottonmouth (Noverre) Rome, Italy, Mar 19, 4yo+, 2200m, £6,837 B: Azienda Agricola Mariano

INTENSE FOCUSGreen Focus (Ire), 4f, ex Former Drama (Dynaformer) Chantilly, France, Mar 16, 4yo hcap, 1500mAW, £10,444 B: Mrs A Lebailly & G de RhamIsole Eolie (Ire), 3f, ex Hairicin (Hurricane Run) Rome, Italy, Mar 17, 3yo seller, 1200mAW, £2,564 B: L O’CoileainEnrico Il Conte (Ire), 4g, ex Practically Perfect (King Charlemagne) Chilivani, Italy, Mar 18, 4yo+ hcap, 1800m, £1,709 B: Roberto MurtasPunta Di Diamante (Ire), 6g, ex Sharplaw (Petardia) Pisa, Italy, Mar 19, 4yo+ hcap, 2200m, £3,418 B: P O’Callaghan

KODIACAzzeccagarbugli (Ire), 4c, ex Consultant Stylist (Desert Style) San Siro, Italy, Mar 18, 4yo+, 1500m, £5,982 B: Meadowlands Stud

LORD SHANAKILLLord Of Rome (Ire), 3c, ex Helebore (Red Ransom) Pisa, Italy, Mar 19, 3yo, 1200m, £3,846 B: Allevamento La Nuova Sbarra

MASTERCRAFTSMANPrimus Incitatus (Ire), 6h, ex Chaiba (Peintre Celebre) Chantilly, France, Mar 14, 4yo+, 1900mAW, £7,692 B: M Parrish

NATHANIELBack On Board (Ire), 3c, ex Holy Moon (Hernando) San Siro, Italy, Mar 19, unraced 3yo, 1800m, £5,982 B: Razza del Velino

POUR MOIFreedom Beel (Ire), 4c, ex Querida (Rainbow Quest) San Siro, Italy, Mar 18, 4yo+, 2000m, £5,982 B: Razza del Velino

REFUSE TO BENDAce To Pesca (Ire), 7h, ex Solar Dawn (Soviet Star) Siracuse, Italy, Mar 18, 4yo+ hcap, 2000m, £4,273 B: Joan Coburn

Above rates are the mid-market rates at 4.00pm on 03/04/2017

1.25141.17271.2533

139.00201.67301.64271.7864

US DOLLAR: EURO: SWISS FRANC: JAPANESE YEN: CANADIAN DOLLAR: AUSTRALIAN DOLLAR: NEW ZEALAND DOLLAR:

SWEDISH KRONA:NORWEGIAN KRONE:DANISH KRONE:UAE DIRHAM:RUSSIAN RUBLE:SINGAPORE DOLLAR:HONG KONG DOLLAR:

11.193410.7317

8.72004.5936

70.48701.74749.7200

US Dollar 1.2514 Euro 1.1727 Swiss Franc 1.2533 Japanese Yen 139.0020 Canadian Dollar 1.6730 Australian Dollar 1.6427 New Zealand Dollar 1.7864 Swedish Krona 11.1934 Norwegian Krone 10.7317 Danish Krone 8.7200 United Arab Emirates Dirham 4.5936 Russian Ruble 70.4870 Singapore Dollar 1.7474 Hong Kong Dollar 9.7200*Above rates are the mid-market rates at 4.00pm on 03/04/2017

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LOT SIRE – DAM SEX SALE PRICE PRICE (£) SALE PURCHASER

1 Red Jazz – Intimate Secret f €5,000 3,676 TIS Michael Byrne

2 Fast Company – Jalasaat f €6,500 4,779 TIS Tower View Stables

3 Dandy Man – Jameela’s Dream c €14,000 10,294 GFeb Finlea B/S

3 Dandy Man – Jameela’s Dream c €15,000 11,029 GOpen vendor

4 Arcano – Jeunesse Doree c €2,000 1,471 TIS vendor

5 Panis – Kadiania c €20,000 14,706 OsS Con Marnane

6 Red Jazz – Kiss And Don’tell c €10,000 7,353 TIS Beechlawn B/S

7 Kodiac – Kondakova f €16,000 11,765 TIS Kilbrew Stables

8 Air Chief Marshal – La Dame De Fer c €52,000 38,235 TIS Longways Stables

9 Canford Cliffs – Lady Rua Dargent c €10,000 7,353 TIS Colm Magnier

10 Footstepsinthesand – Light Zabeel c €8,000 5,882 TIS Michael Byrne

12 Kyllachy – Look Busy f 38,000gns 39,900 TO2 vendor

13 Dream Ahead – Lucky c 20,000 GUKP Shary Racing

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14 Zebedee – Mad About The Girl c 9,000 GUKp not sold

15 Worthadd – Malayan Mist c 35,000 GUKP Willie Browne

16 Fast Company – Max Almabrouka c €15,500 11,397 TIS Robbie McNamara

18 More Than Ready – Menekineko c $45,000 30,612 KSep not sold

19 Dutch Art – Micaela’s Moon f €22,000 16,176 TIS BBA Ireland

20 Haatef – Milana f €14,000 10,294 TIS not sold

21 Footstepsinthesand – Miss Mocca f 8,000gns 8,400 TO3 Melo B/S

22 Zebedee – Munaasaba c €6,500 4,779 TIS Tower View Stables

23 Kodiac – Mutiska f €14,000 10,294 GSpo not sold

24 Red Jazz – Mymoonlightdancer c €22,000 16,176 GOpen Powerstown Stud

25 Fast Company – Mystic Dream f €17,000 12,500 TIS Jeremy Brummitt

26 Kodiac – Namu c 15,000 GUKN M C B/S

27 Camacho – Ophelia’s Song c €8,000 5,882 GSpo A Calder

28 Camacho – Passionforfashion c €14,000 10,294 TIS vendor

30 Lawman – Polly Perkins c €26,000 19,118 TIS Ballinahulla Stables

31 Wootton Bassett – Premier Acclaim c €29,000 21,324 TIS not sold

32 Showcasing – Proud Duchess c €38,000 27,941 GOrby K McGivern

33 Harbour Watch – Quadri c €15,000 11,029 TIS Robert McNamara

34 Intikhab – Ramamara c 10,000 GUKP vendor

36 Raven’s Pass – Ravenel f €26,000 19,118 BBAGS Federico Barberini

37 Planteur – Rebecca’s Filly f €7,000 5,147 ArqO Hyde Park Stud

38 Approve – Regresa A Mi c €5,500 4,044 TIS Canterbrook Stud

39 Mayson – Rivabella f €34,000 25,000 OsS Con Marnane

40 Acclamation – Rosa Gallia f €25,000 18,382 GSpo vendor

42 Kodiac – Shining Hour c €24,000 17,647 TIS Greenhills Farm

44 Dandy Man – Siesta Time c €10,000 7,353 GSpo Meadowview Stables

45 Style Vendome – Sloane De Borepair c €24,000 17,647 ArqO Ardglas Stables

46 Royal Applause – Sonko c 37,000 GUKS Powerstown Stud

47 Fast Company – South Ring f €5,000 3,676 GSpo T Kearney

50 Swiss Spirit – Support Fund c 15,500gns 16,275 TO3 Con Marnane

52 Havana Gold – Up In Time f 16,000gns 16,800 TO2 Longways Stables

53 Swiss Spirit – Vitta’s Touch f 19,000gns 19,950 TO3 Aliz Vidacs

54 Arch – Wend c $22,000 14,966 KSep not sold

56 Kodiac – Xaloc f €25,000 18,382 GOrby vendor

57 Kodiac – Akuna Magic c 32,000 GUKP vendor

58 Fast Company – Alarme Belle c €9,000 6,618 GSpo J Culloty

59 Epaulette – Alexander Wonder c 18,000 GUKP vendor

59 Epaulette – Alexander Wonder c €23,000 16,912 GOpen A Marnane

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61 Red Jazz – Anklesocks c €9,500 6,985 TIS vendor

62 Havana Gold – Ares Choix c €22,000 16,176 TIS Con Marnane

63 Silver Frost – Arsila c €10,000 7,353 OsS Con Marnane

64 Dandy Man – Balladiene f €34,000 25,000 TIS Federico Barberini

65 Reckless Abandon – Be Glad c €30,000 22,059 GOrby vendor

66 Sir Prancealot – Beau Petite f €4,500 3,309 TIS Dunsany Stables

67 Delegator – Beechnut c €9,500 6,985 TIS not sold

68 Kodiac – Bigalo’s Laura B c €16,000 11,765 GSpo Kilronan Stud

69 Havana Gold – Blonde f 13,000gns 13,650 TO3 Stroud Coleman B/S

70 Footstepsinthesand – Boga c €14,000 10,294 TIS vendor

71 Helmet – Broadway Dancer c 19,000gns 19,950 TO3 vendor

72 Lawman – Chervil f €12,000 8,824 TIS Dunsany Stables

73 Zebedee – Chizzler f 3,500 GUKS A B Ahmeida

74 More Than Ready – Coppermine c 24,000gns 25,200 TO2 Justin Rea

75 Lethal Force – Craighall f 20,000gns 21,000 TO2 Salcey Forest Stud

76 Lilbourne Lad – Crown Light f €1,200 882 TIS Canterbrook Stud

78 Bahamian Bounty – Daunt Rock c 4,000gns 4,200 TO3 Hyde Park Stud

79 Lethal Force – Deora De c 40,000 GUKP vendor

80 Sir Prancealot – Dessert Flower c €12,000 8,824 GSpo P Moyles

81 Society Rock – Dream Applause c €13,000 9,559 TIS Con Marnane

82 Arcano – Dubai Power f €3,000 2,206 GSpo BBA Ireland

84 Sayif – Dubawi’s Spirit c 7,000gns 7,350 TO3 BBA Ireland

85 Lawman – Elodie c €18,000 13,235 ArqO Ardglas Stables

86 Lethal Force – Entitled c 7,000gns 7,350 TO2 Con Marnane

87 Paco Boy – Equitissa c 22,000 GUKP Margaret O’Toole

88 Havana Gold – Esloob f €4,000 2,941 TIS Robson Aguiar

89 Zoffany – Flamenco Red c 45,000 GUKP M C B/S

90 Kodiac – Flower Of Kent c €20,000 14,706 GSpo BBA Ireland

91 Street Cry – Force One c $50,000 34,014 KSep Margaret O’Toole

92 Footstepsinthesand – Gemini Diamond c €15,000 11,029 GSpo A O’Ryan

93 Sakhee’s Secret – Gitane f €7,500 5,515 TIS Colm Magnier

95 Bated Breath – Greenmeadow c 35,000 GUKP Jeremy Brummitt

96 Camacho – Hawaiian Storm f €7,000 5,147 TIS Ballinahulla Stables

97 Kodiac – Heart’s Desire f €54,000 39,706 TIS Willie Browne

98 Dark Angel – Heeby Jeeby f €15,000 11,029 GSpo Brown Island

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