GALE FORCE TEN (GB) - 2011 bay horse
A growing number of the Oasis Dream (by Green Desert) stallions are siring stakes winners, which represents a promising start, and in 2016 they included Showcasing, sire of the dual Group 1-winning sprint star Quiet Reflection, and leading freshman sire Power. His younger sons include Gale Force Ten, who Timeform rated 115 at two and 118 at three.
The Irish National Stud stallion covered 160 mares in his first season, so he will not be short of representatives. He was a £280,000 yearling, he won a six-furlong maiden in very soft ground at the Curragh in June of his two-year-old season, was runner-up to Reckless Abandon in the Group 2 Norfolk Stakes at Royal Ascot shortly afterwards, and finished third behind that same rival in the Group 1 Middle Park Stakes at Newmarket. At three, he won the seven-furlong Listed Patton Stakes at Dundalk and the Group 3 Jersey Stakes on fast ground at Ascot, and he chased home Magician in the Group 1 Irish 2000 Guineas. The best of his subsequent form were a sixth-place finish behind Lethal Force in the Group 1 July Cup and fourth behind Maxios in the Group 1 Prix du Moulin de Longchamp.
Gale Force Ten is the first foal out of the Listed Warwickshire Oaks winner Ronaldsay (by Kirkwall) and that mare's siblings include Crackle (by Anshan), dam of the dual US Grade 3 scorer Pickle (by Piccolo). That filly, in turn, is the dam of the prolific listed sprint scorer Gusto (by Oasis Dream).
His grandam, Crackling (by Electric) won at three and four years of age but her two best siblings we best as juveniles. Bianca Nera (by Salse), Ireland's two-year-old filly champion of 1996, won the Group 1 Moyglare Stud Stakes and she is the grandam of the multiple Group 1 star Postponed (by Dubawi), of Grade 1-placed Grade 3 scorer Turning Top (by Pivotal) and of Group 3 Winter Derby winner Robin Hoods Bay (by Motivator). The other of Crackling's notable siblings is Hotelgenie Dot Com (by Selkirk), who is a little more closely related to Ronaldsay than is Bianca Nera. She was runner-up in the Group 1 Moyglare Stud Stakes and third in the Group 1 Fillies' Mile, her classic-placed daughter Simply Perfect (by Danehill) took both the Group 1 Falmouth Stakes and Group 1 Fillies' Mile, and her grandson Bondi Beach (by Galileo) is a Group 1 St Leger-placed dual 14-furlong pattern scorer. Birch Creek (by Carwhite) is the third dam of Gale Force Ten, she earned her blacktype when finishing third in the Group 3 Premio Royal Mares, and her blacktype siblings include Great Deeds (by Forzando), a Group 3 Ballyogan Stakes winner who was runner-up in the Group 2 Flying Childers Stakes. Gale Force Ten's pedigree represents a mixture of speed and stamina, he was a classic-placed seven-furlong Group 3 scorer, he represents the Green Desert sire line, and he has been popular with breeders. The distance preferences of his offspring may depend on what their dams contribute, and although he can be expected to get some useful two-year-olds, his best results may come with his three-year-olds and older horses. GALE FORCE TEN (GB) – b.2011 – Oasis Dream – Ronaldsay, 3 wins inc Jersey Stakes (Gr3), Patton Stakes (L), 2nd Irish 2000 Guineas (Gr1), Norfolk Stakes (Gr2), 3rd Middle Park Stakes (Gr1). Sire in Ireland. First foals in 2016.
FOALS CATALOGUED (updated)
bc – Altogether (by King's Best) Goffs Nov €52,000 chc – Ashdali (by Grand Lodge) Goffs Nov €10,000 bc – Aubusson (by Montjeu) Goffs Nov withdrawn bf – Best Be Careful (by Exceed And Excel) Tattersalls IRE Nov withdrawn chf – Blue Daze (by Danzero) Goffs Nov €2,500 bc – Blue Lightning (by Machiavellian) Goffs Nov not sold bc – City Vaults Girl (by Oratorio) Goffs Nov €28,000 bf – Dalliefour (by Cape Cross) Tattersalls Nov withdrawn bc – Diminish (by Raven's Pass) Goffs Nov €6,000 bc – Douro (by Manduro) Tattersalls Nov 14,000gns chc – Drastic Measure (by Pivotal) Goffs Nov (p/s) €4,500 bf – Evening Dress (by Medicean) Tattersalls Nov 3,000gns bc – Faanan Aldaar (by Authorized) Goffs Nov not sold bc – Fancy Feathers (by Redback) Goffs Nov €34,000 bf – Fondant Fancy (by Falbrav) Goffs Nov not sold bc – Impasse (by Dansili) Goffs Nov €12,500 bf – Issarose (by Ishiguru) Goffs Nov €4,500 chc – Jimmy's Girl (by Equiano) Goffs Nov €4,200 bc – Kapera (by Linamix) Goffs Nov withdrawn bc – Ksenia (by Tejano Run) Goffs Nov €3,000 chf – La Sibilla (by Fantastic Light) Goffs Nov €1,000 bc – Lafite (by Robellino) Goffs Nov not sold bc – Let Me Shine (by Dixie Union) Goffs Nov €12,500 bc – Liesl (by Iffraaj) Goffs Nov €7,000 bc – Luxuria (by Kheleyf) Tattersalls Nov 16,000gns bc – Mahatta (by Halling) Tattersalls Nov not sold bc – Main Opinion (by Ivan Denisovich) Tattersalls IRE Nov withdrawn bc – Mandy Lexi (by Dark Angel) Goffs Nov not sold bf – Night Cam (by Night Shift) Goffs Nov €3,000 bc – Ocean Bluff (by Dalakhani) Goffs Nov €5,000 bc – Our Jo Jo (by Soviet Star) Goffs Nov (p/s) €5,000 chf – Parabola (by Galileo) Tattersalls Nov not sold bc – Paris Glory (by Honour And Glory) Goffs Nov not sold bc – Perfect Blossom (by One Cool Cat) Goffs Nov not sold bc – Peryzat (by Mastercraftsman) Goffs Nov not sold bc – Popocatepetl (by Nashwan) Tattersalls Nov 4,500gns bc – Reina de Luz (by Echo of Light) Goffs Nov €5,500 bc – Rhythm of The Sea (by Bushranger) Goffs Nov not sold bc – Robin Alexandra (by Danehill Dancer) Goffs Nov €10,000 bc – Rosa Grace (by Lomitas) Tattersalls Nov 18,000gns bc – Sapphire Spray (by Viking Ruler) Goffs Nov €21,000 bf – Sense of Greeting (by Key of Luck) Goffs Nov not sold bc – Sinead (by Irish River) Tattersalls IRE Nov withdrawn chf – Sli Na Fiarana (by Dr Fong) Goffs Nov not sold chc – Sweet Times (by Riverman) Goffs Nov not sold bf – Tides (by Bahamian Bounty) Goffs Nov not sold bf – Viola da Gamba (by Alhaarth) Goffs Nov withdrawn bc – Zaziyra (by Dalakhani) Goffs Nov €17,000 
ES QUE LOVE (IRE) - 2009 brown horse
By a classic-winning son of Danehill (by Danzig), Es Que Love represents one of the most powerful male lines in Europe, although is an early stallion son for his sire, Clodovil. That grey won the Group 1 Poule d'Essai des Poulains, has sired two winners at the highest level, and also has the Group 2 scorer Gregorian as a son with first foals in 2016.
Es Que Love won over five furlongs in late May of his two-year-old season, earned his first piece of blacktype when runner-up to Slade Power in the Listed Sandy Lane Stakes at Haydock, and his first blacktype success at the age of five. That was a neck defeat of Toormore in the Group 2 Lennox Stakes over seven furlongs at Goodwood.
His overall tally was just five wins and 14 places from 51 starts, the latter included second in the Group 3 Abernant Stakes, third in the Group 2 Duke of York Stakes and third in the Group 3 Hackwood Stakes, and Timeform rated him 118.
Es Que Love stands alongside his sire at Rathasker Stud, he covered 68 mares in his first season, and represents a prolific blacktype family. His dam, Es Que (by Inchinor), got her only win in France as a three-year-old and her progeny also include the Grade 1 Hong Kong Vase winner Dominant (by Cacique) and stakes-placed Zhui Feng (by Invincible Spirit). His grandam Bellona (by Bering), who won the Listed Prix Rose de Mai and was third in the Group 3 Prix Penelope, is also the grandam of the listed scorer Glorious Sinndar (by Sinndar), and his third dam is the Group 3 Prix de Royaumont winner Bellarida (by Bellypha), a mare whose progeny also include pattern-placed stakes winner Bayourida (by Slew O' Gold) and Group 3 Prix de Flore scorer In Clover (by Inchinor). The latter, who is closely related to Es Que, is the dam of the listed race winning full-sisters Dream Clover (by Oasis Dream) and Incahoots, but is better known as being the dam of the Group 1 Prix de l'Opera heroine We Are (by Dansili). That high-class filly has a similar pedigree to that of Es Que Love as they are both by sons of Danehill and have dams that are closely related. Also of note under the third generation of the family is Noyelles (by Docksider) as that half-sister to Bellona and In Clover is the dam of the Group 3 Chartwells Fillies' Stakes winner and Group 1 Matron Stakes runner-up Lily's Angel (by Dark Angel) and of the Group 2-placed stakes winner Zurigha (by Cape Cross). Es Que Love looks likely to get his best results in the six to 10-furlong range, mostly with three-year-olds and older horses. Some will win at two, of course, but he won just one from nine at that age, he improved with age, and the aptitude of his juveniles will likely depend on what the mare contributes. ES QUE LOVE (IRE) – br.2009 – Clodovil – Es Que, 5 wins inc Lennox Stakes (Gr2), 2nd Abernant Stakes (Gr3), Sandy Lane Stakes (L), 3rd Duke of York Stakes (Gr2), Hackwood Stakes (Gr3). Sire in Ireland. First foals in 2016.
FOALS CATALOGUED (updated)
bc – Ajig Dancer (by Niniski) Goffs Nov €28,000 bc – Anamundi (by Rock of Gibraltar) Goffs Nov €5,000 bc – Beguiler (by Refuse To Bend) Goffs Nov €21,000 chc – Dubai Pearl (by Refuse To Bend) Goffs Nov withdrawn chc – Duckmore Bay (by Titus Livius) Tattersalls IRE Nov €10,000 bc – Itzakindamagic (by Indian Haven) Goffs Nov not sold bc – Kathy Sun (by Intikhab) Tattersalls IRE Nov €16,000 bc – Larghetto (by Giant's Causeway) Goffs Nov not sold bc – Matadora (by Kris) Goffs Nov not sold bc – Off Stage (by Danehill Dancer) Goffs Nov €11,500 bf – Purple Vision (by Rainbow Quest) Tattersalls IRE Nov €2,000 chc – Sakal (by Exceed And Excel) Goffs Nov not sold bc – Theother Haaf (by Alhaarth) Goffs Nov not sold bf – Vexatious (by Shamardal) Tattersalls Nov 4,000gns bc – Welsh Diva (by Selkirk) Tattersalls Nov 11,000gns chc – Windsor Queen (by Windsor Knot) Goffs Nov not sold 
EL SALVADOR (IRE) - 2009 chestnut horse
A well-bred and multiple stakes-placed horse who won the Irish Cesarewitch on his final start, El Salvador covered 85 mares in his first season at Killack Stud in Co Wexford and he has the potential to become a successful National Hunt sire.
He is by the dual Derby hero and great stallion Galileo (by Sadler's Wells), he is a full-brother to the listed winner and Group 2 Jockey Club Stakes third Galactic Star, and he is out of the Group 1 Coronation Stakes heroine Balisada (by Kris).
His grandam, Balnaha (by Lomond), is a winning full-sister to the Group 2 Child Stakes (now Falmouth Stakes) winner and Group 1 Coronation Stakes runner-up Inchmurrin and that filly, of course, became the dam of the Group 1-placed triple pattern scorer Inchinor (by Ahonoora). He died young but left us with the Group 1 winners Cape Of Good Hope, Latice, Notnowcato and Summoner, among others of note.
El Salvador (IRE) – ch.2009 – Galileo – Balisada, 7 wins inc 2nd Lenebane Stakes (L), Martin Molony Stakes (L), 3rd Vintage Crop Stakes (L), Saval Beg Stakes (L). Sire in Ireland. First foals in 2016.
FOALS CATAOGUED (updated)
chc - Aos Dana (by Fourstars Allstar) Goffs Dec €3,200 chc - Coolaught (by Lord Of Appeal) Goffs Dec €1,600 grc - Elysium Rose (by Choisir) Goffs Dec not sold chc - Lady Wagner (by Presenting) Goffs Dec €8,500 bc – Laurelhill Daisy (by Zagreb) Goresbridge Oct not sold chc – Noleens Moon (by Un Desperado) Tattersalls IRE NH Nov not sold bc – Springfield Spirit (by Bishop of Cashel) Tattersalls IRE NH Nov not sold 
DUNADEN (FR) - 2006 bay horse
With so many top horses representing just a small handful of sire lines and varying crossed between those major lines, it would be great is something a bit different could emerge as a force. The odds are quite heavily stacked against Dunaden being the one as he is the one hit for his unfashionably-bred sire and the only other blacktype horse within the first three generations of his family is a chaser.
There is, however, no doubt that Dunaden was a top-class racehorse. Timeform rated him 130 at his peak and he was an epitome of the modern competitor. A top-notch middle-distance horse who had the stamina to take the Group 1 Melbourne Cup over two miles, he also won the Group 1 Caulfield Cup and the Grade 1 Hong Kong Vase. He was a multiple Group 1-placed pattern scorer in France, placed in the Group 1 Coronation Cup, Group 2 Hardwicke Stakes and Group 2 Jockey Club Stakes in England, and his 10 wins and 19 placings from 46 starts netted him £5,271,584, one of the highest amounts ever accumulated by a European horse.
The only stakes winner for the Group 2-winning miler Nicobar (by Indian Ridge), Dunaden has three winning siblings but none of his first four dams made it to the racetrack. They are La Marlia (by Kaldounevees), La Rotunda (by Romildo), Sugarberry (by Comrade In Arms), and Maple Sugar (by Northern Treat).
Dunaden is, therefore, an unknown prospect. He stands at Overbury Stud in Gloucestershire, he covered 99 mares in his first season, and there is no doubt that this good-looking and top-class performer has thoroughly earned his chance at stud. His first win came in May of his three-year-old season, his first blacktype success in November of his four-year-old campaign, he was outstanding at five and six years of age, and merely very good at the age of seven. He looks unlikely to get many winning juveniles, although there will probably be a few, and it will be fascinating to see how his career turns out. DUNADEN (FR) – b.2006 – Nicobar – La Marlia, 10 wins inc Caulfield Cup (Gr1), Melbourne Cup (Gr1), Hong Kong Vase (Gr1), Geelong Cup (Gr3), Prix de Barbeville (Gr3), Prix du Grand Camp (L), 2nd Grand Prix de Saint-Cloud (Gr1), Coronation Cup (Gr1), Hardwicke Stakes (Gr2), Prix Vicomtesse Vigier (Gr2), 3rd Prix Ganay (Gr1), Hong Kong Vase (Gr1), Grand Prix de Chantilly (Gr2), Jockey Club Stakes (Gr2). Sire in England. First foals in 2016.
FOALS CATALOGUED (updated)
bf – Forever Loved (by Deploy) Tattersalls Nov 8,000gns bc – La Tulipe (by Authorized) Tattersalls Nov 20,000gns bf – Light Dreams (by Fantastic Light) Tattersalls Nov not sold bc – Litewska (by Mujadil) Tattersalls Nov not sold bf – Macnamara (by Dylan Thomas) Tattersalls Nov 10,000gns chc – Morar (by Kalanisi) Goffs Nov €20,000 chc – Pure Speculation (by Salse) Tattersalls Nov 11,000gns chc - Ryde To Arms (by Erhaab) Goffs Dec €7,000 grf – Sidecar (by Spectrum) Goffs Nov €3,000 bf – Stars Alight (by Sea The Stars) Tattersalls Nov 5,200gns  COACH HOUSE (IRE) - 2011 bay horse Group 1 star and leading sire Oasis Dream (by Green Desert) has made a promising start with his stallion sons. Showcasing, Arcano, Aqlaam, Captain Gerrard, Approve and current freshman Power have all sired blacktype winners. Having covered 108 mares in his first season at Bucklands Farms & Stud in Gloucestershire, there will be many who expect to see Coach House add his name to that list. He was trained by Aidan O'Brien, finished runner-up in a Curragh maiden in early April of his two-year-old season, then ran away with a similar contest on soft ground at Tipperary before taking the Listed Marble Hill Stakes on fast ground back at Ireland's headquarters. He then chased home No Nay Never in the Group 2 Norfolk Stakes at Royal Ascot, was a beaten odds-on favourite when only third to Sudirman in the Group 2 Railway Stakes nine days later, and was not seen out again. Coach House, whom Timeform rated 107, is the first foal out of the six-furlong Group 3 Ballyogan Stakes winner Lesson In Humility (by Mujadil), a six-time scorer whose tally also included listed contests at Goodwood and Nottingham. She was beaten by just a neck when runner-up in another listed contest, by a head when runner-up to Serious Attitude in the Group 3 Summer Stakes at York, and her placings also included third in both the Group 1 Golden Jubilee Stakes and Group 1 Prix Maurice de Gheest. Her half-sister Boastful (by Clodovil) won a mile listed contest at Goodwood and was placed in both the Group 3 Chipchase Stakes over six and in the Group 3 Fairy Bridge Stakes over seven and a half furlongs. Their two-year-old sibling is the Andrew Balding-trained and classic-entered filly Poet's Vanity (by Poet's Voice) who was fourth in the maiden won by Wuheida at Newmarket in August, then romped home by 10 lengths at Salisbury before taking the recent Group 3 Oh So Sharp Stakes. Vanity (by Thatching), the grandam of Coach House, was placed a few times and the best of her siblings is Ffestiniog (by Efisio), the stakes-winning dam of the pattern-winning sprinter Eisteddfod (by Cadeaux Genereux), the Group 3-winning milers Border Patrol (by Selkirk) and Boston Lodge (by Grand Lodge), and also of the Grade 2-placed Brecon Beacon (by Spectrum). It looks a fair bet that some of Coach House's offspring will be speedy and precocious, and with his pedigree profile it is possible that he could get some talented sprinters and milers, at all ages. COACH HOUSE (IRE) – b.2011 – Oasis Dream – Lesson In Humility, 2 wins inc Marble Hill Stakes (L), 2nd Norfolk Stakes (Gr2), 3rd Railway Stakes (Gr2). Sire in England. First foals in 2016. FOALS CATALOGUED (updated)
chf – Allmost Inti (by Intilkhab) Tattersalls Nov 1,000gns chf – Amary (by Acclamation) Tattersalls Nov not sold chc – Bengers Lass (by Orientate) Tattersalls Nov not sold chf – Bird Key (by Cadeaux Genereux) Tattersalls Nov 23,000gns bc – Blissamore (by Kyllachy) Goffs Nov €42,000 bc – Circadian Rhythm (by Lujain) Tattersalls IRE Nov €11,000 bc – Classic White (by Red Ransom) Tattersalls Nov not sold b/grf – Debutante Blues (by Dubawi) Tattersalls Nov not sold bc – Ella Rosie (by Dubai Destination) Goffs Nov withdrawn bc – Funny Enough (by Dansili) Tattersalls Nov 30,000gns bc – Gumhrear (by Kodiac) Tattersalls Nov 32,000gns bf – Isobel Rose (by Royal Applause) Tattersalls Nov 2,000gns bc – Kummel Excess (by Exceed And Excel) Tattersalls Nov 11,000gns chc – La Tinta Bay (by Compton Place) Tattersalls IRE Nov €10,000 bc – Lady Bonanova (by Haatef) Tattersalls Nov not sold chc – Lady Le Quesne (by Alhaarth) Tattersalls Nov 9,000gns bc – Lily Lily (by Efisio) Tattersalls Nov 12,000gns chc – Martha (by Alhaarth) Tattersalls Nov 9,000gns bc – Microwave (by Fastnet Rock) Tattersalls Nov not sold bc – Minnola (by Royal Applause) Tattersalls Nov not sold bf – Moss Likely (by Clodovil) Tattersalls Nov not sold bc – Pelican Key (by Mujadil) Tattersalls Nov 38,000gns bf – Poulaine Bleue (by Blue Indigo) Tattersalls Nov 22,000gns bc – Really Ransom (by Red Ransom) Tattersalls Nov 6,500gns bf – Right Rave (by Soviet Star) Tattersalls Nov 3,000gns bc – Slap And Tickle (by Exceed And Excel) Tattersalls Nov withdrawn 
CHARM SPIRIT (IRE) - 2011 bay horse
The Green Desert branch of the Danzig (by Northern Dancer) sire line has become one of the strongest in Europe and in Charm Spirit it has a Timeform 127-rated triple Group 1 mile star who comes from a famous sire-producing family. He covered 138 mares in his first season at Tweenhills Farm & Stud, he stood the 2016 season at Haras de Bonneval in France, and he is an exciting prospect.
Charm Spirit was a Group 1-placed winner from three starts as a juvenile and his only defeat from six starts at three was his fifth-place finish in a vintage edition of the Group 1 2000 Guineas at Newmarket. Remarkably, he was not his sire's best son that year as that honour went to the four-times Group 1 star Kingman, and that Timeform 134-rated champion also has his first foals now. Invincible Spirit (by Green Desert) won the Group 1 Sprint Cup at Haydock and he was not a particularly highly-rated horse for a winner at that level, assessed by Timeform at just 121. As a stallion, however, he has been outstanding and in addition to his long and growing list of top-level winners, he is also excelling with his early stallion sons and broodmare daughters. I Am Invincible, whose Group 1-winning son Brazen Beau will have his first foals in 2017, added to his tally with Saturday's Group 1 Myer Classic scorer I Am A Star, over a mile at Flemington, and Ballylinch Stud's classic star Lawman was represented by another classic winner when his son Harbour Law won the Group 1 St Leger at Doncaster last month. Vale Of York has sired stakes winners, Zebedee is the sire of the high-class sprinter Magical Memory, and Cheveley Park Stud's Group 1-winning sprinter Mayson is one of the leading freshman sires of 2016 with three individual stakes winners among seven blacktype-earning progeny. All of this augurs well for Charm Spirit, Kingman and the other Invincible Spirit colts going to stud now and in the future.
Charm Spirit is the first foal out of the dual French winner L'Enjoleuse (by Montjeu) and that half-sister to Group 3-placed filly Megac Bliss (by Soviet Star) is out of Machaera (by Machiavellian), an unraced half-sister to four stakes winners. One of those was the Group 2 Mill Reef Stakes winner Russian Bond (by Danzig) and another was his Group 2 Temple Stakes-winning full-brother Snaadee, who achieved some success at stud without making an impact.
Their half-sister Sombreffe (by Polish Precedent) did her bit for the family by coming up with the classic-placed German Group 1 scorer Ransom O'War (by Red Ransom), but it is in the fourth generation of the family that you start to find the biggest names in this clan's roll of honour. The fourth dam of Charm Spirit is the prolific Ciboulette (by Chop Chop) and this means that Somfas (by What A Pleasure), his third dam, was a half-sister to the champion filly and hugely influential broodmare Fanfreluche (by Northern Dancer) and to that star’s full-brother Night Shift, a leading sire whose Group 1 tally included classic winners. Those who descend from Fanfreluche are distantly related to Charm Spirit, but when you have top stallions such as Flying Spur (by Danehill), Encosta De Lago (by Fairy King) and Holy Roman Emperor (by Danehill) among them, along with others who have had varying levels of success as sires, then that offers hope that their younger relation can also do well in his new role. Depending on the mares, the best of his offspring are likely to effective in the six to 10-furlong range. CHARM SPIRIT (IRE) – b.2011 – Invincible Spirit – L'Enjoleuse, 6 wins inc Queen Elizabeth II Stakes (Gr1), Prix du Moulin de Longchamp (Gr1), Prix Jean Prat (Gr1), Prix Paul de Moussac (Gr3), Prix Djebel (Gr3), 3rd Prix Jean-Luc Lagardere – Grand Criterium (Gr1). Sire in England & France. First foals in 2016.
FOALS CATALOGUED (updated)
bf – Air Biscuit (by Galileo) Tattersalls Nov 30,000gns bc – Aqraan (by In The Wings) Goffs Nov €30,000 bc – B Berry Brandy (by Event of The Year) Tattersalls Nov 45,000gns bf – Bijou A Moi (by Rainbow Quest) Tattersalls Nov 85,000gns bf – Bryanstown (by Galileo) Tattersalls Nov 21,000gns bc – Buredyma (by Dutch Art) Tattersalls Nov 38,000gns bc – Child Bride (by Coronado's Quest) Tattersalls Nov 75,000gns bf – Czama Roza (by Polish Precedent) Tattersalls Nov 65,000gns grc – Dabista (by Highest Honor) Goffs Nov €100,000 bc – Dame Lucy (by Refuse To Bend) Goffs Nov €30,000 bf – Eastern Lily (by Eastern Echo) Tattersalls Nov (p/s) 35,000gns bf – Elusive Pearl (by Medaglia d'Oro) Tattersalls Nov 15,000gns bf – Fairy Efisio (by Efisio) Tattersalls Nov 48,000gns bc – Four Eleven (by Arch) Goffs Nov not sold bf – Garanciere (by Anabaa) Tattersalls Nov 40,000gns bc – Harryana (by Efisio) Tattersalls Nov 90,000gns bc – Hokkaido (by Street Cry) Tattersalls Nov not sold bf – Indignant (by Gold Away) Tattersalls Nov 30,000gns bc – Kite Mark (by Mark of Esteem) Tattersalls Nov 43,000gns bc – Ma Bella Paola (by Naaqoos) Tattersalls Nov not sold bc – Marika (by Marju) Tattersalls Nov 80,000gns bc – Miss Meltemi (by Miswaki Tern) Tattersalls Nov 82,000gns bf – Navajo Rainbow (by Rainbow Quest) Tattersalls Nov not sold bc – Nickels And Dimes (by Teofilo) Goffs Nov €68,000 bc – Pearlofthequarter (by Rock of Gibraltar) Tattersalls Nov not sold bc – Postale (by Zamindar) Tattersalls Nov 140,000gns bc – Sassy Gal (by King's Best) Tattersalls Nov 37,000gns bc - Save Me The Waltz (by Halling) Arqana Dec €48,000 bc – Shuttle Mission (by Sadler's Wells) Tattersalls Nov 33,000gns bf – Silent Act (by Theatrical) Tattersalls Nov withdrawn bc – Tawaasul (by Haafhd) Tattersalls Nov 37,000gns bc – Thankful (by Diesis) Tattersalls Nov 110,000gns bc – Vintage Gardenia (by Selkirk) Tattersalls Nov 15,000gns bf – Water Fountain (by Mark of Esteem) Tattersalls Nov withdrawn 
BUNGLE INTHEJUNGLE (GB) - 2010 bay horse
There are currently two major branches of the Danzig (by Northern Dancer) sire line – Green Desert and Danehill – and early signs that a third one, via War Front, may be emerging. Rathasker Stud stallion Bungle Inthejungle is a son of leading Australian sire Exceed And Excel (by Danehill) and, with 119 mares covered in his first season, he was among the busiest members of this cohort of stallions.
The early Exceed And Excel stallions include Excelebration and Helmet, multiple Group 1-winning racehorses whose first juveniles showed promise in 2016. The latter got his first winner at the highest level when Thunder Snow came home five lengths clear of his closest pursuer in the Group 1 Criterium International over seven furlongs at Saint-Cloud today. The Exceed And Excel stallions also include the Australian Group 2 scorer Kuroshio, who, like Bungle Inthejungle, has his first foals in Europe this year. Rated 110 on the official handicap at two, and 109 by Timeform, his best form came that season when he won the Group 3 Molecomb Stakes at Goodwood and the Group 3 Cornwallis Stakes at Ascot, between which he was a half-length runner-up to Sir Prancealot in the Group 2 Flying Childers Stakes at Doncaster.
Inbred 4x4x4 to Northern Dancer (by Nearctic), Bungle Inthejungle is one of nine winners out of the dual scorer Licence To Thrill (by Wolfhound) and that makes him a half-brother to the Group 1 Dubai Golden Shaheen Stakes winner Muarrab (by Oasis Dream), a full-brother to listed scorer Waveband, and a half-brother to the pattern-placed pair Group Therapy (by Choisir) and Classic Encounter (by Lujain).
His grandam is Crime Of Passion (by Dragonara Palace), who won the Group 3 Cherry Hinton Stakes, was runner-up in the Group 2 Queen Mary Stakes and third in the Group 1 Prix Robert Papin, and her descendants also include the pattern-placed sprint stakes winner Maltese Falcon (by Mark of Esteem). Primula Boy (by Sallust), who won the Listed Ayr Gold Cup, was a half-brother to Crime Of Passion and their siblings also include The Queen of Soul (by Chief Singer), dam of the pattern-placed stakes winner Ella (by Brief Truce), grandam of Group 1-placed pattern scorer Dobby Road (by Grape Tree Road) and more distant ancestor of the Group 1 Poule d'Essai des Poulains (French 2000 Guineas) winner Style Vendome (by Anabaa), whose first yearlings were on offer in 2016. Bungle Inthejungle will be expected to get some early juveniles, and it is likely that most of his best progeny will be sprinters, but with some of the mares from whom his first crop have been born, some of them may be effective at around a mile. BUNGLE INTHEJUNGLE (GB) – b.2010 – Exceed And Excel – Licence To Thrill, 4 wins inc Cornwallis Stakes (Gr3), Molecomb Stakes (Gr3), 2nd Flying Childers Stakes (Gr2). Sire in Ireland. First foals in 2016.
FOALS CATALOGUED (updated)
bc - Allusive Power (by Verglas) Arqana Dec €5,000 bc – Amodio (by Cape Cross) Goffs Nov not sold bf – Big Sylv (by Clodovil) Tattersalls IRE Nov €4,800 bc – Blanche Dubois (by Nashwan) Goffs Nov €12,000 chc – Blue Sparkle (by Acclamation) Goffs Nov €6,000 bf – Boom And Bloom (by Lawman) Tattersalls IRE Nov €1,500 bf – Campbellite (by Desert Prince) Tattersalls IRE Nov €800 bc – Cantando (by Hamas) Goffs Nov not sold bc – Cattiva Generosa (by Cadeaux Genereux) Goffs Nov €6,000 bc – Chimay (by Kris Kin) Tattersalls IRE Nov not sold bf – Cookie Cutter (by Fasliyev) Goffs Nov not sold bc – Corrig Miss (by Oratorio) Goffs Nov not sold bc – Cuiseach (by Bachelor Duke) Goffs Nov not sold bf – Dialing Tone (by Distant View) Goffs Nov €3,800 bc – Eileenlilian (by Authorized) Tattersalls IRE Nov €19,000 bc – Ellistown Lady (by Red Sunset) Tattersalls IRE Nov €1,500 chc – Fanditha (by Danehill Dancer) Goffs Nov withdrawn bf – Funcheon Vale (by Acclamation) Goffs Nov €8,000 chc – Grey Gazelle (by Verglas) Goffs Nov not sold bc – Griffin Point (by Tagula) Tattersalls IRE Nov not sold chc – Guana (by Dark Angel) Goffs Nov not sold bf – Hawaiian Storm (by Jeremy) Goffs Nov €2,800 bf – High Society Girl (by Key of Luck) Goffs Nov €3,000 bc – Houlgate (by Mount Nelson) Tattersalls IRE Nov not sold chf – Hustle Bustle (by Elusive City) Tattersalls Nov withdrawn bc – Khayrat (by Polar Falcon) Goffs Nov €15,000 bf – Last Shaambles (by Shaamit) Goffs Nov not sold bc – Magical Bupers (by Intikhab) Goffs Nov not sold bf – Mana (by Motivator) Tattersalls IRE Nov not sold bc – Masela (by Medicean) Goffs Nov €46,000 bc – Mirandassister (by Titus Livius) Tattersalls IRE Nov €4,000 bf – Ms Sasha Malia (by Verglas) Goffs Nov €5,000 bf – My Uptown Girl (by Dubai Destination) Goffs Nov not sold chc – Obaha (by Lemon Drop Kid) Tattersalls IRE Nov not sold bc – Place That Face (by Compton Place) Goffs Nov €1,000 chc – Princess Banu (by Oasis Dream) Goffs Nov withdrawn bc – Ramamara (by Trans Island) Goffs Nov withdrawn grf – Rectify (by Mujadil) Goffs Nov not sold bf – Riymaisa (by Traditionally) Tattersalls Nov 16,000gns brc – Sandy Smile (by Footstepsinthesand) Tattersalls IRE Nov €6,000 bf – Sayrah (by Sakhee) Tattersalls Nov not sold chf – Semper Fi (by Royal Applause) Goffs Nov €5,000 bf – She Runs (by Sheyrann) Goffs Nov €1,750 chf – Shone Island (by Desert Sun) Tattersalls IRE Nov withdrawn chc – Sir Cecil's Girl (by Thunder Gulch) Goffs Nov €10,000 brf – Splashofchocolate (by Intikhab) Goffs Nov (p/s) €5,500 bf – Tallawalla (by Oratorio) Goffs Nov not sold chc – Tamaletta (by Tamayuz) Tattersalls IRE Nov €19,000 bc – Testa Unica (by Nordance) Goffs Nov withdrawn bc – Texas Queen (by Shamardal) Goffs Nov €9,000 bc – Universal Circus (by Imperial Dancer) Goffs Nov €25,000 chf – Where's Charlotte (by Sure Blade) Tattersalls IRE Nov not sold grc – Zibaline (by Linamix) Goffs Nov €2,200 
BATTLE OF MARENGO (IRE) - 2010 bay horse
The Group 2 Derrinstown Stud Derby Trial Stakes, run over 10 furlongs at Leopardstown, has an outstanding record of producing top-class horses since the turn of the century, and although Battle Of Marengo did not go on to win at the highest level afterwards, he was Group 2-placed at Royal Ascot, and was beaten by less than two lengths when finishing fourth to Ruler Of The World in the Derby at Epsom. Timeform rated him 117.
The Ballyhane Stud stallion, who covered 117 mares in his first season, was also a leading juvenile (Timeform 116p). He was third over seven furlongs at Leopardstown on his debut in August, followed that with an 11-length score over the same trip at Gowran Park and then beat subsequent Irish Derby star Trading Leather by one and three-quarter lengths in a mile listed contest at Leopardstown before easily winning the Group 2 Beresford Stakes over the same trip in heavy ground at the Curragh.
Battle Of Marengo is by the dual Derby hero and great stallion Galileo (by Sadler's Wells) and so he is by the sire of the classic stallions Teofilo and New Approach. Other Galileo sons who have got at least one top-level winner to their name, so far, are Cima De Triomphe, Heliostatic, Rip Van Winkle, Roderic O'Connor and Soldier Of Fortune.
He is a full-brother to the Group 2 Debutante Stakes runner-up Perhaps, he is out of the Listed Victor McCalmont Stakes winner Anna Karenina (by Green Desert), and his dam's blacktype siblings include Windsor Palace (by Danehill Dancer), the Group 3 Mooresbridge Stakes winner who picked up third place in the Group 1 Tattersalls Gold Cup. The mare's siblings also include the dam of Group 3 Round Tower Stakes scorer Rabatash (by Johannesburg). Simaat (by Mr Prospector), the winning grandam of Battle Of Marengo, is out of the listed-placed six-times US scorer Satiety (by Our Native) and that mare was a full-sister to 1979's US juvenile champion Rockhill Native. The triple Grade 1 star's three-year-old form included a win in the Grade 1 Blue Grass Stakes and third place in the Grade 1 Belmont Stakes. There are other blacktype winners to be found under these first four generations of the family, but nothing that gives us any clues as to Battle Of Marengo's stallion potential. Being a high-class son of Galileo, and out of a stakes-winning Green Desert (by Danzig) mare, has attracted plenty of support for him, and although some of his first crop will win as two-year-olds, it is likely that his best results will come with three-year-olds and older horses, from a mile and upwards. BATTLE OF MARENGO (IRE) – b.2010 – Galileo – Anna Karenina, 5 wins inc Derrinstown Stud Derby Trial Stakes (Gr2), Beresford Stakes (Gr2), Ballysax Stakes (Gr3), Golden Fleece Stakes (L), 2nd King Edward VII Stakes (Gr2). Sire in Ireland. First foals in 2016.
FOALS CATALOGUED (updated)
bc – Autumn Tide (by Jeremy) Goffs Nov €30,000 bc – Biasca (by Erhaab) Goffs Nov not sold bc – Boschendal (by Zamindar) Goffs Nov not sold bc – Compassion (by Tiger Hill) Goffs Nov €18,000 bc – Danvilla (by Dansili) Goffs Nov not sold bf – Edmondstown Lass (by Imperial Ballet) Goffs Nov €1,000 bc – Effige (by Oratorio) Tattersalls Nov 2,500gns bc – Flying Fantasy (by Monsun) Goffs Nov not sold bf – Foot Perfect (by Footstepsinthesand) Goffs Nov withdrawn bc – Gospellianne (by Machiavellian) Goffs Nov €7,200 bc – Green Chorus (by Oratorio) Tattersalls Nov 55,000gns bf – Happy Flight (by Titus Livius) Goffs Nov not sold bc – How Sweet It Is (by Kodiac) Tattersalls Nov 10,000gns bc – Infinity (by Bering) Goffs Nov €17,000 bc – Intricate Dance (by Aptitude) Goffs Nov €14,500 bc – Kawaha (by Danehill Dancer) Goffs Nov €12,000 bc – Lost Highway (by Danehill Dancer) Goffs Nov €26,000 b/brf – Macnas (by Orientate) Goffs Nov not sold brf – Market Hill (by Danehill) Goffs Nov not sold bc – Mikes Baby (by Key of Luck) Goffs Nov €5,500 bc – Misrepresent (by Distorted Humor) Goffs Nov €24,000 bf – Musical Peace Tattersalls IRE Nov not sold bf – Namora (by General Assembly) Goffs Nov not sold bf – Orafinitis (by Oratorio) Goffs Nov €3,500 bf – Passaggio (by Pivotal) Goffs Nov €16,500 bc – Pescia (by Darshaan) Goffs Nov €10,000 roc – Pitullie (by Rockport Harbor) Goffs Nov not sold bf – Playbill (by Medicean) Goffs Nov €1,000 bc – Princess Wanda (by Polish Precedent) Goffs Nov withdrawn bc – Quail Landing (by Mark of Esteem) Tattersalls Nov 16,000gns bc – Saffa Garden (by King's Best) Goffs Nov withdrawn bf – Setting Forth (by Daggers Drawn) Goffs Nov not sold bf – Shamora (by Oratorio) Goffs Nov €1,000 bc – Sidney Girl (by Azamour) Goffs Nov €33,000 bf – Silken Waters (by Halling) Goffs Nov €5,000 bc – Stereo Love (by Champs Elysees) Tattersalls Nov 7,500gns bc – Takaliyda (by Azamour) Goffs Nov €38,000 bf – Westcote (by Gone West) Goffs Nov €7,500 bc – Wildcrafting (by Exceed And Excel) Goffs Nov not sold 
AUSTRALIA (GB) - 2011 chestnut horse
Galileo's status as one of the greatest stallions of all times is without question and now that his earliest sons and daughters at stud are coming up with Group 1 winners too he may be on the verge of forging his own dynasty.
Of course, not every one of his sons is going to become a leading sire, but so far Teofilo and New Approach have sired European classic winners, and each of Cima De Triomphe, Heliostatic, Rip Van Winkle, Roderic O'Connor and Soldier Of Fortune has got at least one winner at the highest level somewhere among the world's Category I countries. His great son Frankel made an outstanding start as a freshman sire of 2016, and the string of Galileo stallions at earlier stages of their stud careers includes the dual Derby hero Australia. The Coolmore Stud team member covered 178 mares in his first season, only a handful of his first foals will appear in an auction ring over the coming weeks, and he is one of the most exciting individuals among this group of sires. Timeform-rated 116p at two, following his impressive defeat of Free Eagle in a Group 3 contest at Leopardstown, he finished third in a particularly strong edition of the Group 1 2000 Guineas at Newmarket before going on to take both the Derby and Irish Derby in style. He added victory in the Group 1 Juddmonte International Stakes and was not seen out again after his shock neck defeat by The Grey Gatsby, the colt he beat by two lengths at York, in the Group 1 Irish Champion Stakes at Leopardstown.
His Timeform rating of 132 put him 2lbs behind his dual Derby-winning sire Galileo (by Sadler's Wells) and 7lbs ahead of his outstanding dam Ouija Board (by Cape Cross), the dual Oaks and dual Breeders' Cup heroine whose career tally of 10 wins also featured the Prince of Wales's Stakes, Hong Kong Vase and Nassau Stakes.
Her first foal is the Australian Group 3-winning gelding Voodoo Prince (by Kingmambo) and she was the best of two blacktype earners for her dam, Selection Board (by Welsh Pageant). The next dam is the Group 3 Falmouth Stakes fourth Ouija (by Silly Season) and although the plethora of pattern winners that descend from that mare do not contain any notable sires, that should not detract from Australia's potential. Most of those major winners have been fillies, and they include the classic-placed Group 1 Yorkshire Oaks heroine Roseate Tern (by Blakeney), mile Group 1 star Red Bloom (by Selkirk), German classic scorer Full Rose (by Aqlaam) and the classic-placed pattern winner Red Camellia (by Polar Falcon). There are, of course, males among the family's big winners, but Grade 1-placed stakes winner Red Fort (by Green Desert) was a gelding, as was the outstanding Teleprompter. A full-brother to Australia's grandam Selection Board, Teleprompter was one of a handful of top-class geldings who were pivotal in bringing about an end to the barring of his type from Group 1 events in England and Ireland, and although he did not win one here, he did take the Grade 1 Arlington Million across the Atlantic. His half-sister Rosia Bay (by High Top), dam of the aforementioned Roseate Tern, was also responsible for the four-times Group 1 star Ibn Bey (by Mill Reef), and it is a little surprising that in the Breeders' Cup coverage each year, when European dirt performances come up for discussion, that his second-place finish in the Grade 1 Breeders' Cup Classic is not mentioned. Ibn Bey did spend time at stud but, in common with most sons of the great Mill Reef (by Never Bend) – Shirley Heights and his male line descendants being the notable exception - he failed to make an impact in that role. That should not be held as a mark against Australia as their actual relationship is somewhat distant and the younger chestnut represents a male line that has become a powerful force, one that has been as successful as the Mill Reef one was disappointing. Australia will, of course, get two-year-old winners as a freshman in 2018 and it is likely that there will be some blacktype earners among them. It is as three-year-old and older horses, however, that most of his offspring will be seen to best effect, and with his combination of race record, pedigree and breeder support, there is every reason to hope that he not waste much time in adding his name to the growing list of Galileo stallions getting at least one winner at the highest level. AUSTRALIA (GB) – ch.2011 – Galileo – Ouija Board, 5 wins inc Derby (Gr1), Irish Derby (Gr1), Juddmonte International Stakes (Gr1), Golden Fleece Stakes (Gr3), 2nd Irish Champion Stakes (Gr1), 3rd 2000 Guineas (Gr1). Sire in Ireland. First foals in 2016.
FOALS CATALOGUED (updated)
bc – Artful (by Green Desert) Tattersalls Nov withdrawn chf – Caserta (by Dansili) Tattersalls Nov 300,000gns bf - Esperita (by Iffraaj) Arqana Dec withdrawn chc – Fabulous Steed (by Silver Hawk) Tattersalls Nov not sold bf - Glicine (by Tiger Hill) Arqana Dec not sold bc – Happy Holly (by Holy Roman Emperor) Tattersalls Nov withdrawn chc – Kittens (by Marju) Tattersalls Nov 40,000gns bc – Lady Gloria (by Diktat) Tattersalls Nov 60,000gns chf – Peace Palace (by Archipenko) Tattersalls Nov withdrawn bc – Rock Kristal (by Fastnet Rock) Tattersalls Nov 100,000gns chc – Sitara (by Salse) Tattersalls Nov 165,000gns bc - Tocqueville (by Numerous) Arqana Dec €120,000 bf – Wadjeka (by Oasis Dream) Tattersalls Nov 33,000gns 
ANODIN (IRE) - 2010 bay horse
A high-class miler by a leading sire son of Danzig (by Northern Dancer), Anodin stands at Haras du Quesnay and he covered 138 mares in his first season. Those credentials would be enough to make him an interesting member of this group of stallions, but being a full-brother to the brilliant miler Goldikova is arguably his strongest selling point.
Goldikova was Timeform-rated 101p at two, 129 at three, 133 at four and five years of age, and 129 at six. Her 17 wins included the Queen Anne Stakes, Prix du Moulin de Longchamp, Prix Jacques le Marois, Falmouth Stakes, Prix de la Foret, four editions of the Prix Rothschild, two of the Prix d'Ispahan and three Breeders' Cup Miles – all Group/Grade 1 - and her string of top-level placings included two classics and another edition of the Breeders' Cup Mile. Anodin, whom Timeform rated 124 as a four-year-old, is out of Born Gold (by Blushing Groom), a winning full-sister to the classic-placed Group 1 Coronation Stakes and Group 1 Prix Marcel Boussac scorer Gold Splash. In addition to the triple European champion, his siblings also include the classic-placed Group 1 Prix Vermeille heroine Galikova (by Galileo), and Group 3 scorers Gold Sound (by Green Tune) and Gold Round (by Caerleon), the latter dam of three flat blacktype scorers of her own.
His grandam Riviere D'Or (by Lyphard) won the Group 1 Prix Saint-Alary and was runner-up in the Group 1 Prix de Diane (French Oaks), his third dam, Gold River (by Riverman), was European champion in 1981 and the Group 1 Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe heroine's seven wins also featured the Group 1 Prix du Cadran and Group 1 Prix Royal-Oak.
There are a variety of pattern winners under these first three branches of the family and, with regard to Anodin's stallion potential, the one who catches the eye is Goldneyev (by Nureyev). A classic-placed stakes-winning half-brother to Riviere D'Or, he had a few shining moments in his stud career, most notably through the exploits of his sons Gold Away and Dananeyev. There is no doubt that Anodin was one of the best-bred racehorses of recent years, which is not always the same thing as being one of the best bred to achieve sire success at stud, but with Goldneyev on the page that offers encouragement that at least some of his progeny will become pattern winners and even Group 1 horses. ANODIN (IRE) – b.2010 – Anabaa – Born Gold, 2 wins inc Prix Paul de Moussac (Gr3), 2nd Breeders' Cup Mile (Gr1), Prix Jacques le Marois (Gr1), Prix d'Ispahan (Gr1), 3rd Prix du Moulin de Longchamp (Gr1), Queen Anne Stakes (Gr1). Sire in France. First foals in 2016.
FOALS CATALOGUED (updated)
bf - Abondante (by Thunder Gulch) Arqana Dec (p/s) €7,000 bc - Ahdaaf (by Bahri) Arqana Dec €8,000 chc - Always Taff (by Dubawi) Arqana Dec €4,000 bc – Aunt Julia (by In The Wings) Tattersalls IRE Nov €10,000 bc - Chattleya (by Desert King) Arqana Dec not sold bc - Fongagain (by Dr Fong) Arqana Dec not sold bc – Kshanti (by Diesis) Tattersalls Nov not sold bf - Le Muguet (by Indian Ridge) Arqana Dec not sold bc - Narva (by Grand Slam) Arqana Dec €40,000 chc – Pink Ivory (by Sakhee) Tattersalls Nov not sold bc - Princess Argenta (by Successful Appeal) Arqana Dec not sold bc - Rebecca's Filly (by Elusive City) Arqana Dec €23,000 chf – Standout (by Robellino) Tattersalls Nov 9,500gns bf - Sunrise Song (by Invincible Spirit) Arqana Dec €35,000  ALHEBAYEB (IRE) - 2010 grey horse A precocious and high-class juvenile who was stakes-placed over a mile at three and beaten by a neck in a handicap over that same trip at Meydan on his final outing at four, Alhebayeb is a son of leading sire Dark Angel (by Acclamation), he stands at Tara Stud in Co Meath, and he covered 161 mares in his first season. He is one of seven winners out of a placed mare called Miss Indigo (by Indian Ridge), his siblings include the pattern-placed stakes-winning sprinter Humidor (by Camacho), and although this might create an impression that staying a mile may have been a little further than expected, that would not be the case. His grandam, Monaiya, is a daughter of the Group 1 Irish Derby hero Shareef Dancer (by Northern Dancer) and her offspring feature Musetta (by Cadeaux Genereux), the Listed Pretty Polly Stakes winner who was Group 3-placed at 10 furlongs and third in the Group 2 Ribblesdale Stakes. This always made it likely that the colt would get a mile. Monaiya is a half-sister to the mile Grade 1-placed, seven-furlong Grade 2 scorer Vanderlin (by Halling) and her dam, Massorah (by Habitat), who won the Group 3 Premio Omenoni, was the top-rated three-year-old sprinter in Italy in 1983. There is nothing in the first few generations to give us any indication of how he might do as a stallion, but his pedigree and racing profile suggest that although some of his progeny may be precocious sorts, some will be improve with time, some will be milers, and given the broodmare sires of some of his initial crop, it is also possible that Alhebayeb will get some who stay 10 furlongs. ALHEBAYEB (IRE) – gr.2010 – Dark Angel – Miss Indigo, 2 wins inc July Stakes (Gr2), 2nd Horris Hill Stakes (Gr3), Windsor Castle Stakes (L), 3rd Stubbs Stakes (L). Sire in Ireland. First foals in 2016. FOALS CATALOGUED (updated)
grc – Abhasana (by Hawk Wing) Goffs Nov not sold bc – Al Amlah (by Riverman) Goffs Nov not sold grc – Alnawiyah (by Dalakhani) Goffs Nov not sold bc – America Alone (by Dalakhani) Goffs Nov €43,000 bc – Azia (by Desert Story) Goffs Nov withdrawn grc – Beyond The Sea (by Fasliyev) Goffs Nov €12,000 brf – Birthday (by Singspiel) Goffs Nov not sold roc – Caerella (by Alzao) Goffs Nov €10,000 grc – Call This Cat (by One Cool Cat) Goffs Nov not sold bc – Cantaloupe (by Priolo) Goffs Nov €16,000 bc – Caribbean Ace (by Red Clubs) Goffs Nov €60,000 bc – Cheeky Weeky (by Cadeaux Genereux) Tattersalls Nov not sold bc – Cheerego (by Borrego) Tattersalls Nov 4,000gns bc – Clodilla (by Clodovil) Goffs Nov €20,000 b/grf – Comes A Time (by Arcano) Goffs Nov €12,000 bc – Crown Light (by Zamindar) Tattersalls Nov 26,000gns bc – Dalannda (by Hernando) Goffs Nov €4,000 bc – Defensive Boast (by El Gran Senor) Goffs Nov €17,000 bc – Exempt (by Exceed And Excel) Goffs Nov €23,000 bc – Feeling Wonderful (by Fruits of Love) Goffs Nov €10,000 bc – Fine Silk (by Rahy) Goffs Nov €12,000 bc – Floatlikabutterfly (by Bernardini) Goffs Nov withdrawn bc – Glyndebourne (by Rahy) Goffs Nov €8,500 bc – Gold Again (by Touch Gold) Tattersalls Nov 95,000gns grf – Gold Queen (by Grand Lodge) Goffs Nov €5,500 bf – Greenflash (by Green Desert) Goffs Nov not sold brc – Haleniya (by Azamour) Goffs Nov withdrawn bc – Hankering (by Missed Flight) Goffs Nov not sold bf – Hms Pinafore (by Singspiel) Goffs Nov €9,000 bc – Hurricane Irene (by Green Desert) Goffs Nov €5,000 bc – Intrepid Queen (by Theatrical) Goffs Nov not sold b/brf – Irish Design (by Alhaarth) Goffs Nov withdrawn brf – La Vita Bella (by Mtoto) Goffs Nov €3,000 bc – Lady of Kildare (by Mujadil) Goffs Nov €10,000 bc – Lady Pastrana (by Key of Luck) Tattersalls Nov 55,000gns grc – Lawman's Lady (by Lawman) Tattersalls IRE Nov €18,000 bf – Lucky Flirt (by Gulch) Goffs Nov €4,000 bc – Manaka (by Falco) Goffs Nov not sold grf – Mary Pekan (by Sri Pekan) Tattersalls Nov withdrawn bf – Mayorstone (by Exceed And Excel) Goffs Nov €5,000 bc – Mokama (by Motivator) Goffs Nov €36,000 bf – Mount Lavinia (by Montjeu) Goffs Nov €19,000 bf – Na Zdorovie (by Cockney Rebel) Goffs Nov €16,000 bf – Nordkappe (by High Chaparral) Goffs Nov not sold b/brc – Nouvelle Nova (by Noverre) Goffs Nov not sold grc – Pitrizzia (by Lando) Goffs Nov not sold bf – Preferable (by Tiger Hill) Goffs Nov not sold bc – Rosa Clara (by Peintre Celebre) Tattersalls Nov 36,000gns bc - Runaway Sparkle (by Green Desert) Arqana Dec €18,000 bc – Sally Is The Boss (by Orpen) Goffs Nov €2,000 bc – Serene Dream (by Oasis Dream) Tattersalls Nov 32,000gns bf – Smokey Ryder (by Bertolini) Goffs Nov €8,000 grc – Spicebird (by Ela-Mana-Mou) Goffs Nov €6,000 bc – Telltime (by Danetime) Goffs Nov not sold brf – Twinberry (by Tagula) Goffs Nov not sold bc – Vampire Queen (by General Monash) Goffs Nov €11,500 grc – Wild Ocean (by Pivotal) Goffs Nov withdrawn bc – Xema (by Danehill) Tattersalls Nov 25,000gns |
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