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* Anabaa
(Danzig-Balbonella, by Gay Mercene) $44,000
• General Nediym (Nediym-Military Belle, by Withour Fear) $30,800
• Lucky Owners (Danehill-Miss Priority, by Kaapstad) $22,000
• Belong To Me (Danzig-Belonging, by Exclusive Native) $19,800
• King Cugat (Kingmambo-Tricky Game, by Majestic Light) $9,900
• Intergaze (Integra-Tempergaze, by Temperence Hill) $5,500
• Nediym (Shareef Dancer-Nilmeen, by Right Royal) $3,300
ANABAA
Anabaa
filly turns heads with brilliant win
Brisbane,
April 26 - Exciting Anabaa filly Virage De Fortune amply demonstrated
her talent at Eagle Farm with a storming six length win from the widest
barrier.
The Bruce McLachlan-trained filly is nominated for the Group One QTC Sires’
Produce Stakes (1400m) at Eagle Farm on June 4 and The Group One T.J. Smith
(1600m) on June 13 at the same track.
Her tilt at the Magic Millions was scrapped after a barrier incident in a
lead-up race in early January resulted in her flipping over in the stalls
seconds before the start.
Virage De Fortune was a $70,000 purchase at Magic Millions 2004 for
Tim Hughes and James Bester on behalf of a syndicate including Sportingbet's
Michael Sullivan and Bester himself.
The Anzac Day win was her second consecutive victory. Virage de Fortune
beat Nova Star (Iglesia) with Taabinga Lass (Darbonne) a further long head
away third.
On January 15, Virage De Fortune won over 1110 metres at Doomben. A
similar story unfolded on that occasion as she again drew wide, hit the
ground running from barrier eight in a field of nine and raced on the pace,
sustaining her speed to win.
Virage De Fortune is a half-sister to stkes placed Glasnost (Red
Ransom) out of the city-placed Virage (Kenmare), herself a daughter of
champion mare Emancipation.
Leading
breeders seek out Anabaa
Sydney,
April 6 – Anabaa (USA) was leading sire on average (3 or more sold) at the
Inglis Broodmare Sale with seven offered, seven sold at an average A$317,857.
By comparison, the overall sale average was $79,975 for 617 sold and Danehill
averaged $239,841 with 22 sold.
“Mares by Anabaa and mares in foal to Anabaa sold extremely well, with
breeders aware that he is a sire whose pedigree has immediate appeal to
international purchasers,” said Widden’s Antony Thompson.
During the Vinery dispersal, Darley Australia gave $750,000 for French Bid,
who counts the SAJC Swettenham Stud Stakes (Gr 2) among her four wins. She
was covered by Red Ransom.
The Ingham family’s Woodlands Stud gave $450,000 for Great Anna, who is out
of Sir Tristram mare Great Vintage (NZ).
Great Anna was covered by Reset.
The breeder of Redoute’s Choice, Muzzafar Yasseen, trading under Teeley
Assets, bought Hanky Panky for $420,000, in foal to Redoute’s Choice.
The stakes-placed mare is a half-sister to Arrowfield’s new sire Not A Single
Doubt and she is in foal to Redoute’s Choice.
Sir Patrick Hogan’s Cambridge Stud bought Gorgeous Guru, a half-sister to
champion three-year-old Gold Guru, in foal to More Than Ready, for $280,000.
Similarly, mares in foal to Anabaa were equally sought after, with Woodlands
Stud giving $400,000 for dual Oaks winner Zacheline (Zabeel) in foal to
Anabaa.
Widden Stud as agent offered Gray Gladiolus (Incinderator), from the
immediate family of Exceed and Excel, and she was bought by Woodlands for
$260,000.
MARES BY ANABAA:
Lot 21 Great Anna (Great Vintage {NZ}) Offered by Inverness Stud,
purchased by Woodlands NSW, $450,000
Lot 89 French Bid (My Crystal Star) Offered by Vinery Stud, purchased
by Darley NSW, $750,000
Lot 95 Gorgeous Guru (Proud Halo) Offered by Vinery Stud, purvhased by
Cambridge Stud, $280,000
Lot 96 Hanky Panky (Singles Bar) Offered by Vinery Stud, purchased by
Teeley Assets NSW, $420,000
Lot 168 Easy Out (Momentie) Offered by Attunga Stud, purchased by
Inglis as agent, $65,000
Lot 480 Shining Asset (Christin’s Silver) withdrawn
Lot 583 Klarissa (Klairessence) offered by Begg Investments P/L and H
Alexander, purchased by J Egan, NZ, $210,000
Lot 620 Danabaa (Tears for Tristram) withdrawn
Lot 627 Africaine (Prized Possession) offered by Edinglassie Stud,
purchased by The Superhorse Trust, $50,000
MARES IN FOAL TO ANABAA:
Lot 151 Zacheline (Zabeel {NZ}) offered by Vinery Stud, purchased by
Woodlands Stud, $400,000
Lot 203 Red Blooded (Hennessy {USA}) offered by Gooree Stud, purchased
by Roberts Bloodstock NT, $75,000
Lot 232 Flying Mary (Danehill {USA}) offered by Arrowfield Stud as
agent, purchased by B Racing NSW, $6,000
Lot 257 Gray Gladiolus (Incinderator) offered by Widden Stud as agent,
purchased by Torryburn Stud, $260,000
380 Nimble Feet (Zoffany {USA}) offered by Woodlands Stud, as agent,
purchased by G Cunningham, NZ, $150,000
521 Sybeel (NZ) (Zabeel) Offered by Lincoln Farm, as agent, purchased
by Woodlands, $130,000
676 Botticelli Chic (Dehere {USA}) withdrawn
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