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$11k Amadeus Wolf & Rakti Head Chatswood Roster
Seymour-based Chatswood Stud in Victoria announced the 2010 service fees for its 6 stallions, including new additions Amadeus Wolf (Gr1-winning & triple Gr1-placed) & Masterpiece (Gr1-winning & dual Gr1-placed):
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$11,000 Amadeus Wolf (Mozart-Rachelle, by Mark Of Esteem) new
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$11,000 Rakti (Polish Precedent-Ragera, by Rainbow Quest) down 16.7%
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$8,800 Niello (Octagonal-Shadea, by Straight Strike) down 20%
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$7,700 Masterpiece (Southern Halo-Merry Sweet, by Gold Trojan) new
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$6,600 Primus (Flying Spur-Copa de Oro, by Hector Protector) down 14.3%
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$3,300 Racer’s Edge (Rory's Jester-God's Girl, by Godswalk) same
(Apr 28)
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Amadeus Wolf & Masterpiece Join Chatswood Roster
Chatswood Stud announced Gr1-winning stallions Amadeus Wolf (Mozart-Rachelle, by Mark Of Esteem) & Masterpiece (Southern Halo-Merry Sweet, by Gold Trojan) will join its 2010 roster alongside Rakti, Niello, Primus & Racer's Edge.
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7YO Amadeus Wolf (from the only crop sired by outstanding sprinter Mozart & whose dam Rachelle is a winning half-sister to Gr1 Oaks d'Italia runner-up Rose Violet) won both 2005's UK Gr1 Middle Park Stakes (6 furlongs) at Newmarket & UK Gr2 Gimcrack Stakes (6 furlongs) at York, plus finishing runner-up in the UK Gr2 Coventry Stakes (6 furlongs) at York to end the year as joint 3rd-highest-rated 2YO in Europe. In 2006 he added Gr1-placings in France's Gr1 Prix Maurice De Gheest (1300m) at Deauville, UK Gr1 Nunthorpe Stakes (5 furlongs) at York & UK Gr1 Sprint Cup (6 furlongs) at Haydock Park. And in 2007 he won the UK Gr2 Duke Of York Stakes (6 furlongs) at York.
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Gr1-winning & dual Gr1-placed 9YO Argentine-bred Masterpiece recorded 7 wins (from 1200-1700m) & 8 placings from 23 starts in the US & Argentina.
(Mar 1)
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Goffs Weanlings Day-4: Top Lots
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€200,000 (A$320,000) Dylan Thomas-In My Dreams colt (H.Mori)
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€165,000 (A$264,000) Azamour-Amoureux colt (Kennycourt Stud)
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€160,000 (A$256,000) Pivotal-Ooh Aah Camara colt (P.Twomey)
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€160,000 (A$256,000) Cape Cross-Miss Sally colt (Meadowlands Stud)
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€150,000 (A$240,000) Teofilo-Najmati filly (J.Bolger)
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€140,000 (A$224,000) Dylan Thomas-Virginia Rose colt (J.Bolger)
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€130,000 (A$208,000) Lawman-Indian Express colt (Kennycourt Stud)
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€120,000 (A$192,000) Galileo-Trading Places filly (BBA Ireland)
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€120,000 (A$192,000) Dalakhani-Grizel colt (Oghill House)
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€120,000 (A$192,000) Hurricane Run-Danella colt (BBA Ireland)
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€110,000 (A$176,000) Teofilo-Redstone Dancer colt (Kennycourt Stud)
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€110,000 (A$176,000) Green Desert-Agata colt (J.Ferguson)
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€105,000 (A$168,000) Nayef-Chrysalis colt (Epona Bloodstock)
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€100,000 (A$160,000) Teofilo-Livadiya colt (P.Twomey)
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€100,000 (A$160,000) Pivotal-Mona Em filly (Cheveley Park)
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€93,000 (A$149,000) Cape Cross-Innclassic filly (P.Doyle)
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€85,000 (A$136,000) Manduro-Ribblesdale filly (FLC)
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€85,000 (A$136,000) Cape Cross-Charita filly (Norelands Stud)
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€85,000 (A$136,000) Galileo-Grecian Glory colt (BBA Ireland)
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€82,000 (A$131,000) Red Clubs-Wolf Cleugh colt (BBA Ireland)
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€75,000 (A$120,000) Acclamation-Sogno Verde colt (Epona Bloodstock)
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€75,000 (A$120,000) Montjeu-Bee Eater colt (Kennycourt Stud)
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€75,000 (A$120,000) Invasor-Holly’s Kid colt (Yeomanstown Stud)
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€74,000 (A$118,000) Pivotal-Sister Golden Hair fillt (RBS)
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€72,000 (A$115,000) Cape Cross-Diamond Light filly (Pier House)
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€72,000 (A$115,000) Dalakhani-Eyrecourt colt (Catridge Farm)
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€70,000 (A$112,000) Amadeus Wolf-Southern Queen colt (RBS)
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€70,000 (A$112,000) Dubawi-Fawaayid filly (P.Doyle)
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€70,000 (A$112,000) Amadeus Wolf-Princess Mood colt (B.Grassick)
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€68,000 (A$109,000) Invincible Spirit-Taibhseach colt (P.Twomey)
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€65,000 (A$104,000) Dylan Thomas-Bon Nuit colt (Catridge Farm)
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€65,000 (A$104,000) Footstepsinthesand-Joyful colt (Camas Park)
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€62,000 (A$99,000) Teofilo-Shining Hour filly (Ennistown Stud)
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€62,000 (A$99,000) Peintre Celebre-Donnelly’s Hollow filly (A.Brambilla)
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€60,000 (A$96,000) Verglas-Special Lady colt (Taroka Stud)
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€60,000 (A$96,000) Authorized-Better Off Red colt (BBA Ireland)
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€60,000 (A$96,000) Hurricane Run-La Stravaganza colt (G.Hourigan)
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€55,000 (A$88,000) Manduro-Jinsiyah colt (Lynn Lodge)
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€52,000 (A$83,000) Acclamation-Carpet Lady colt (Carmel Stud)
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€52,000 (A$83,000) Marju-Khatela filly (Rathmore Stud)
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€50,000 (A$80,000) Holy Roman Emperor-Tumbleweed Pearl colt (Camas Park)
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€50,000 (A$80,000) Dylan Thomas-Whispering filly (A.Brambilla)
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€50,000 (A$80,000) Lawman-Iuturna filly (J.Bolger)
(Nov 23)
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Goffs Weanlings Day-3: Top Lots
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€76,000 (A$122,000) Cape Cross-Lia filly (Rathmore Stud)
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€74,000 (A$118,000) Clodovil-Fantastic Account colt (Grove Stud)
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€70,000 (A$112,000) Pivotal-Beyrouth colt (Yeomanstown Stud)
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€60,000 (A$96,000) High Chaparral-Inner Strength colt (Ashtown House)
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€60,000 (A$96,000) Amadeus Wolf-Kirk Wynd colt (P.Doyle)
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€54,000 (A$86,000) Strategic Prince-Justine Au Jardin colt (Glenvale Stud)
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€52,000 (A$83,000) Marju-Jazzy Jan colt (Meadowlands Stud)
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€52,000 (A$83,000) Oratorio-Casablanca Jewel colt (G.Hourigan)
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€52,000 (A$83,000) Manduro-Unreal colt (Yeomanstown Stud
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€50,000 (A$80,000) Excellent Art-Rock Dove colt (Camas Park)
(Nov 20)
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Goffs Weanlings Day-2: $96k Amadeus Wolf Colt
In Ireland overnight, bloodstock agent Ross Doyle paid top price of €60,000 (A$96,000) for a colt from the 1st-crop of Gr1-winner Amadeus Wolf (out of Selkirk mare Kirk Wynd) during the 2nd session at the 4-day Goffs November Foal Sale. The colt (consigned from Gary Swift Sales) is a grandson of top sprinter Mozart & Doyle told racingpost.com: “I've bought him for Pier House Stud to be resold next autumn. He's a very nice sort with plenty of size about him, which you would like. Also he's by a sire whose 1st foals this week have been a good bunch.”
(Nov 19)
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2010 Stallion Fees At Irish National Stud
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€45,000 (A$72,000) Invincible Spirit (Green Desert-Rafha, by Kris) down 10% from €50,000 (A$80,000)
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€10,000 (A$16,000) Verglas (Highest Honor-Rahaam, by Secreto) no change
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€8,000 (A$12,800) Amadeus Wolf (Mozart-Rachelle, by Mark Of Esteem) no change
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€8,000 (A$12,800) Jeremy (Danehill Dancer-Glint In Her Eye, by Arazi) no change
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€7,000 (A$11,200) Art Connoisseur (Lucky Story-Withorwithoutyou, by Danehill) new
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€6,000 (A$9,600) Indian Haven (Indian Ridge-Madame Dubois, by Legend Of France) no change
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€5,000 (A$8,000) Rakti (Polish Precedent-Ragera, by Rainbow Quest) no change
(Nov 6)
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1st Foal By Gr1-Winning Irish Sire Amadeus Wolf
The 1st foal by Gr1-winning 6YO stallion Amadeus Wolf (Mozart-Rachelle, by Mark Of Esteem) was born at the Irish National Stud: a filly out of winning Unblest mare No Tippling, reported racingpost.com. Amadeus Wolf (from the only crop sired by outstanding sprinter Mozart & whose dam Rachelle is a winning half-sister to Gr1 Oaks d'Italia runner-up Rose Violet) was an €87,000 (A$174,000) yearling in Italy, before being bought back for 50,000 guineas (A$110,000) at the 2005 UK Tattersalls Breeze-Up Sale. He subsequently won both 2005's UK Gr1 Middle Park Stakes (6 furlongs) at Newmarket & UK Gr2 Gimcrack Stakes (6 furlongs) at York, plus runner-up in the UK Gr2 Coventry Stakes (6 furlongs) at York to end the year as joint 3rd-highest-rated 2YO in Europe. In 2006 he added Gr1-placings in France's Gr1 Prix Maurice De Gheest (1300m) at Deauville, the UK Gr1 Nunthorpe Stakes (5 furlongs) at York & UK Gr1 Sprint Cup (6 furlongs) at Haydock Park. And in 2007 he won the UK Gr2 Duke Of York Stakes (6 furlongs) at York. He is standing the 2009 breeding season at the Irish National Stud for €8,000 (A$16,000).
(Jan 30)
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Further Cuts To 2009 Irish National Stud Fees
A month after announcing its 2009 sire fees, the Irish National Stud confirmed further reductions to the service fees for many of its stallions. As a result its flagship offering, the former European Champion 1st Season Sire & Chatswood Stud shuttler Invincible Spirit, has now had his fee reduced by 33%: from €75,000 last season to €60,000 a month ago & now €50,000 for 2009. The new fees are:
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€50,000 (A$95,000) Invincible Spirit (Green Desert-Rafha, by Kris) €60,000 (a month ago) €75,000 (in 2008)
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€12,500 (A$23,700) Elusive City (Elusive Quality-Star Of Paris, by Dayjur) €12,500 (a month ago) €8,000 (in 2008)
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€10,000 (A$19,000) Verglas (Highest Honor-Rahaam, by Secreto) €12,500 (a month ago) €15,000 (in 2008)
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€8,000 (A$15,200) Amadeus Wolf (Mozart-Rachelle, by Mark Of Esteem) €10,000 (a month ago) €10,000 (in 2008)
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€8,000 (A$15,200) Jeremy (Danehill Dancer-Glint In Her Eye, by Arazi) €10,000 (a month ago) €12,500 (in 2008)
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€6,000 (A$11,400) Indian Haven (Indian Ridge-Madame Dubois, by Legend Of France) €7,500 (a month ago) €6,000 (in 2008)
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€5,000 (A$9,500) Rakti (Polish Precedent-Ragera, by Rainbow Quest) €6,000 (a month ago) €8,000 (in 2008)
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€4,000 (A$7,600) Celtic Swing (Damister-Celtic Ring, by Welsh Pageant) €6,000 (a month ago) €8,000 (in 2008)
(Dec 2)
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Elusive City Fee Up 56% At Irish National Stud
The Irish National Stud announced its star 1st-season sires Elusive City (who shuttles to NZ's Haunui Farm) & Indian Haven have both had their fees increased for the 2009 breeding season. Elusive City (leading the race to become Europe's champion 1st-season sire by prize-money, thanks largely to Soul City's victory in the Goffs Million race) has been raised 56.25%: from €8,000 (A$15,200) to €12,500 (A$23,700). And Indian Haven (whose 1st-crop includes Gr3-winners Ashram & Aspen Darlen) has been increased from €6,000 (A$11,400) to €7,500 (A$14,200). The 2009 fees are:
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€60,000 (A$114,000) Invincible Spirit (Green Desert-Rafha, by Kris) down from €75,000
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€12,500 (A$23,700) Elusive City (Elusive Quality-Star Of Paris, by Dayjur) up from €8,000
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€12,500 (A$23,700) Verglas (Highest Honor-Rahaam, by Secreto) down from €15,000
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€10,000 (A$19,000) AmadeusWolf (Mozart-Rachelle, by Mark Of Esteem) no change
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€10,000 (A$19,000) Jeremy (Danehill Dancer-Glint In Her Eye, by Arazi) down from €12,500
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€7,500 (A$14,200) Indian Haven (Indian Ridge-Madame Dubois, by Legend Of France) up from €6,000
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€6,000 (A$11,400) Celtic Swing (Damister-Celtic Ring, by Welsh Pageant)) down from €8,000
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€6,000 (A$11,400) Rakti (Polish Precedent-Ragera, by Rainbow Quest) down from €8,000
(Nov 3)
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1st Mares In-Foal To Gr1-Winner Dutch Art
Cheveley Park's Gr1-winning stallion Dutch Art (Medicean-Halland Park Lass, by Spectrum) has also had his 1st mare scanned in-foal: Cheveley's Polish Romance (dam of Listed-winner Irresistible) reported racingpost.co.uk. Other mares scheduled to visit Dutch Art this year include the dams of Sweet Lilly & Never A Doubt, plus half-sisters to Chorist, Amadeus Wolf & Airwave.
(Mar 5)
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Invincible Spirit Fee Up 114% To €75k
The Irish National Stud announced it will more than double the stud fee for last year's European 1st Season sire sensation & 2006 Chatswood Stud shuttler Invincible Spirit (Green Desert-Rafha, by Kris) next season. Invincible Spirit originally retired to the National Stud at a fee of €10,000 (A$16,000) in 2003 & stood this year at €35,000 (A$56,000); that will jump in 2008 to €75,000 (A$120,000). Other 2008 Irish National Stud Fees are:
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€15,000 (A$24,000) Verglas (Highest Honor-Rahaam, by Secreto)
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€10,000 (A$16,000) Amadeus Wolf (Mozart-Rachelle, by Mark Of Esteem)
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€8,000 (A$13,000) Celtic Swing (Damister-Celtic Ring, by Welsh Pageant)
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€8,000 (A$13,000) Elusive City (Elusive Quality-Star Of Paris, by Dayjur)
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€8,000 (A$13,000) Rakti (Polish Precedent-Ragera, by Rainbow Quest)
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€6,000 (A$10,000) Indian Haven (Indian Ridge-Madame Dubois, by Legend Of France)
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€3,000 (A$5,000) Medecis (Machiavellian-Renashaan, by Darshaan)
(Oct 29)
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Amadeus Wolf Retired To Irish National
In Ireland, leading 4YO sprinter Amadeus Wolf (Mozart-Rachelle, by Mark Of Esteem) "is to stand at the Irish National Stud next season after being retired from racing," reported thoroughbredinternet.com. Amadeus Wolf (whose dam Rachelle is a winning half-sister to Gr1 Oaks d'Italia unner-up Rose Violet) was an €87,000 (A$139,000) yearling in Italy, before being bought back for 50,000 guineas (A$130,000) at the 2005 UK Tattersalls Breeze-Up Sale. He subsequently won both 2005's Gr1 Middle Park Stakes (6 furlongs) at Newmarket & Gr2 Gimcrack Stakes, plus juvenile runner-ups in both Ireland's Gr1 Phoenix Stakes & England's Gr2 Coventry Stakes to end the year as the joint 3rd-highest-rated 2YO in Europe. In 2006 he added Gr1-placings in France's Gr1 Prix Maurice De Gheest (1300m) at Deauville, the UK Gr1 Nunthorpe Stakes (5 furlongs) at York & UK Gr1 Sprint Cup (6 furlongs) at Haydock Park, plus victory in the UK Gr2 Duke of York Stakes.
(Oct 23)
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Italy Mixed: $96k Sri Pekan Mare
Agricola Patrizia paid €60,000 (A$96,000) for 4YO Sri Pekan mare Mary Pekan (out of a half-sister to the dam of last year's UK Gr1 Middle Park Stakes winner Amadeus Wolf) consigned from trainer Valfedo Valiani.
(Nov 15)
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Reverence Wins UK Gr1 Sprint Cup
In the UK, favoured 5YO gelding Reverence (Mark Of Esteem-Imperial Bailiwick, by Imperial Frontier) scored his 2nd Gr1 triumph in a week (in his return to the track following 5-lengths defeat by Australian sprinter Takeover Target in the Gr2 King's Stand Stakes over 5 furlongs at Royal Ascot in June) with victory by a neck in the £300,000 (A$720,000) Gr1 Sprint Cup (6 furlongs) on a heavy track at Haydock Park. Reverence (ridden by Kevin Darley for trainer Eric Alston) defeated fast-finishing 9YO Quito (Machiavellian-Qirmazi, by Riverman) & 3YO colt Amadeus Wolf (Mozart-Rachelle, by Mark Of Esteem). A week earlier Reverence (who previous victories also include the UK Gr2 Temple Stakes) notched a front-running 2-lengths victory in the £220,000 (A$528,000) Gr1 Nunthorpe Stakes (5 furlongs) on a rain-affected track at York; overall; overall he now has 8 wins from 14 starts. Reverence (unraced until his 4YO season after fracturing his pelvis as a 2YO & again as a 3YO) will now target France's Gr1 Prix de l'Abbaye at Longchamp on October 1.
(Sep 4)
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Reverence Wins UK Gr1 Nunthorpe Stakes
In the UK overnight, 5YO gelding Reverence (Mark Of Esteem-Imperial Bailiwick, by Imperial Frontier) returned to the track following his last start 5-lengths defeat by Australian sprinter Takeover Target in the Gr2 King's Stand Stakes (5 furlongs at Royal Ascot on June 20) to notch a front-running 2-lengths victory in the £220,000 (A$528,000) Gr1 Nunthorpe Stakes (5 furlongs) on a rain-affected track at York. Reverence (ridden by Kevin Darley for trainer Eric Alston) defeated Gr1-winner Amadeus Wolf (Mozart-Rachelle, by Mark Of Esteem) & Pivotal Flame (Pivotal-Reddening, by Blushing Flame). Reverence (whose previous victories include the UK Gr2 Temple Stakes) was unraced until his 4YO season "after fracturing his pelvis as a 2YO & again as a 3YO," noted thoroughbredinternet.com.
(Aug 25)
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Marchand D'Or Wins French Gr1 De Gheest
In France overnight, 3YO gelding Marchand D'Or (Marchand De Sable-Fedora, by Kendor) defeated his older rivals by 2-lengths in the €250,000 (A$400,000) Gr1 Prix Maurice De Gheest (1300m) at Deauville. Marchand D'Or (ridden by David Bonilla for trainer Fred Head) defeated fast-finishing Satri (Mujadil-Laramie, by Gulch) & Gr1-winning 3YO colt Amadeus Wolf (Mozart-Rachelle, by Mark Of Esteem) in the field of 16 (including 10 British raiders). Marchand D'Or has won 4 of 6 races this season since being gelded, also including the French Listed Prix du Pont Neuf in May & Gr3 Prix de la Porte Maillot (1400m) at Longchamp in June, plus runner-up in the Listed Prix Djebel (1400m) at Maisons-Laffitte in April.
(Aug 7)
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Danehill Dominates European 2YOs
A report by thoroughbredinternet.com has highlighted the extent to which Australian Champion Sire Danehill (Danzig-Razyana, by His Majesty) dominated the European 2YO division during 2005, with 3 in the top 8 (those weighted at 116 pounds or higher). George Washington and Horatio Nelson are both impeccably bred, and trained by Aidan O'Brien, it's not hard to imagine that they may ultimately find their way to Coolmore's Australian base as shuttlers. The leading 2005 European 2Y0s were:
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124 George Washington (Danehill) colt
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121 Sir Percy (Mark of Esteem) colt
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120 Amadeus Wolf (Mozart) colt
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120 Horatio Nelson (Danehill) colt
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117 Opera Cape (Barathea) colt
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117 Red Clubs (Red Ransom) colt
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116 Carlotamix (Linamix) colt
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116 Rumplestiltskin (Danehill) filly
(Jan 19)
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Call For Single UK Racing Channel
Meanwhile Brendan McDonald (part-owner of Amadeus Wolf) "used the prestigious Gimcrack dinner speech to call for a single dedicated racing channel & for the industry to try harder to attract young racegoers," reported racingpost.co.uk. McDonald (whose colt won the UK Gr2 sprint at York in August to earn the honour of addressing guests at the high-profile function) said a single, free-to-air racing channel is "important" & emphasised: "Both the dedicated racing channels do a good job, but a subscription racing channel will only ever appeal to the hardcore. We need to make all of British racing accessible to people with a casual, or an as yet undeveloped, interest in the game. Interactive betting through television is likely to take off in coming years as technology improves, & people will generally bet only on what they can see. If all they can see is football, golf & tennis, that is what they will bet on."
(Dec 16)
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2005 Cartier Award Finalists
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Horse-Of-The-Year: Hurricane Run (Finalists: Azamour, Divine Proportions, Shamardal, Westerner)
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Older Horse: Azamoue (Finalists: Alcazar, Alexander Goldrun, Starcraft, Westerner)
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Stayer: Westerner (Finalists: Alcazar, Distinction, Millenary, Reefscape)
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Sprinter: Avonbridge (Finalists: Cape Of Good Hope, Goodricke, La Cucaracha, Pastoral Pursuits)
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3YO Colt: Hurricane Run (Finalists: Dubawi, Motivator, Scorpion, Shamardal, who shuttles to Darley Australia)
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3YO Filly: Divine Proportions (Finalists: Eswarah, Maids Causeway, Shawanda, Virginia Waters)
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2YO Colt: George Washington (Finalists: Amadeus Wolf,, Horatio Nelson, Red Clubs, Sir Percy)
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2YO Filly: Rumplestiltskin (Finalists: Donna Blini, Flashy Wings, Nannina, Silca's Sister)
(Nov 17)
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Amadeus Wolf 50% To INS & Farrington
In Europe, the Irish National Stud & Dermot Farrington Bloodstock have purchased a 50% stake in this season's Gr1 Middle Park Stakes-winning 2YO colt Amadeus Wolf (Mozart-Rachelle, by Mark Of Esteem) "who will stay in training with Kevin Ryan," reported thoroughbredinternet.com. Current owners John Duddy & Brendan McDonald will retain 50% "with Amadeus Wolf continuing to race in their colours, while the remaining 50% will be eventually syndicated". Dermot Farrington commented: "Danehill was a superpower in the world of sires & many of his sons have been knocking on the door to carry his crown. Mozart may well have been the one to continue his legacy in Europe; therefore we are delighted to have acquired an interest in Amadeus Wolf." INS chief executive John Clarke added: "Amadeus Wolf is an exceptionally exciting prospect for us, both as a racehorse & as a stallion."
(Nov 17)
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Amadeus Wolf Wins UK Gr1 Middle Park Stakes
Italian-bred juvenile colt Amadeus Wolf (Mozart-Rachelle, by Mark Of Esteem) won England's £170,000 (A$408,000) Gr1 Middle Park Stakes (6 furlongs) for 2YO colts at Newmarket. Amadeus Wolf (ridden by Neilk Callan for trainer Kevin Ryan) defeated Red Clubs (Red Ransom-Two Clubs, by First Trump) & Always Hopeful (Mind Games-Expectation, by Night Shift). Amadeus Wolf "was an €87,000 (A$139,000) yearling in Italy, before being bought back for 50,000 guineas (A$130,000) at the UK Tattersalls Breeze-Up Sale in April this year," noted thoroughbredinternet.com. Amadeus Wolf now has 3 wins (also including the Gimcrack Stakes) & 2 placings (runner-up in both Ireland's Gr1 Phoenix Stakes & England's Gr2 Coventry Stakes) in 5 starts for £194,646 (A$467,000) earnings.
(Oct 4)
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