FOR SALE (2020-Gleneagles/Irish Madam)

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This filly recently joined us. She has placed three times for us and comes from a lovely Lanwades Stud family. Her dam Alamode was Group placed. She disappointed on her last start at Kempton and has now gone for a Winter break.

This colt is a son of the Derby winner Harzand. His dam Juno Moneta is an unraced Holy Roman Emperor mare, out of the multiple Listed placed mare, Alarme Belle. Juno Moneta has produced Power Station who placed last year at two. He is an athletic horse with a good temperament. He has been unlucky of late and has also failed to see out 7f when we have stepped him up in trip. He ran like a horse who needed a break on his final start and he has gone back to his owner for a holiday.

This filly is a full-sister to multiple winner Dark side Prince. She is made her debut at Kempton and failed to face the kickback, before running a respectable 4th in a small field Novice at Yarmouth over 6f.

Endured made his stable debut for us in the middle of October and ran a fine 4th in a competitive 0-95 handicap at Chelmsford. He is likely to return there in mid November for another handicap over 1m.

This son of Twilight Son was 2nd at Chelmsford over 1m. He disappointed on his first two starts for us, failing to settle. We dropped him back to 6f to get him to relax and he ran a much more encouraging race when 4th at Doncaster. After a couple of disappointing runs he showed a little more when third at Yarmouth, stepping back up to a mile. He was then disappointing back there but ran with much more zest at Kempton when 2nd. He went back there and broke his Maiden impressively when beating an in form horse cosily. He returns there in the middle of this week and he will then have a break.

He broke his Maiden at Yarmouth last year when winning a handicap well over 10f. His full-sister Baltic Belle was a Listed winner over 6f. After a promising debut for us over 6f, we stepped him up in trip at Doncaster in the Spring Mile. A prevailing headwind meant they went very slow early and he was far too keen. We rode him handy at Chelmsford over 7f and he was 4th just beaten over a length. He was then an excellent 2nd at Ascot in soft ground before disappointing when backed up quickly at Leicester. He then disappointed at Kempton twice before returning to Ascot and toughing it out well to win over a mile. He then finished a honourable 2nd at Newbury under a big weight. After a short break he won a 7f handicap at Yarmouth and was then 6th in a big field handicap at Goodwood. He then disappointed in the mud at Newbury.

She is by Australian Champion sprinter and Champion sire Fastnet Rock and out of Galileo mare Raggety Ann who is a full-sister to Grade 3 winner and Black Type producer Dress Rehearsal. It is a proven cross as Fastnet Rock has had numerous Group 1 winners when he has covered mares by Galileo. Oaks winner Qualify, Moyglare winner Intricately, Racing Post Trophy winner Rivet and Man o'War Stakes winner Zhukova. 18% of progeny by Fastnet Rock that have been covered by mares from the Sadler's Wells line have gone on to be Black Type winners.

This daughter of Fastnet Rock is an imposing filly and is one that has required time and patience. She will likely make her debut in the Spring as a three year-old.

This filly made an encouraging start when running on late to be 2nd over 5f at Kempton. We stepped her up to 6f and she disappointed at both Chelmsford and Pontefract. She went out for a summer break and then ran with encouragement when 4th at Kempton in a Nursery. A disappointing run at Newcastle followed when she failed to build on her Kempton run and we are giving her a little time before we run her again.

We had high hopes for Global Prospector after he was very impressive on debut and beat Moss Gill, who has subsequently gone on to become a Group performer. He then disappointed. After an encouraging debut 4th for us he then won impressively back at Wolverhampton before finishing a slightly unlucky third at Chelmsford. He then won when making all at Chelmsford before winning again at Yarmouth when he was impressive. He then made all at Bath to land the hat-trick. He signed off his season with a gallant 2nd at Sandown in the Skybet Sunday Series sprint over 5f. He is now on a career high rating of 94. We had a chip removed from his leg and we will give him the Winter off before bringing him back for the Spring.

This filly is out of the 6f Listed winner Katawi. Her half-sister Split Then Double went very close at Belmont and looked a winner in waiting. Her sire Iffraaj is a proven Group 1 producer and has had a lot of success with his two-year-old runners. She was drawn badly on her debut and ran disappointingly when unable to find cover, running too keen as a consequence. She then disappointed in a hot race at Wolverhampton. She showed much more on her latest start when finishing 3rd in open Novice company. Everything happened a bit quickly when she was dropped down to 5f on Nursery debut but having travelled well, she flattened out in the final furlong, we hope she can improve on that when we next see her.

A son of Caravaggio who is bred to be fast. Freshman sire Caravaggio was unbeaten at two and won the Coventry Stakes at Royal Ascot, before going on to win the Commonwealth Cup at three. His dam Much Faster was a Group 2 winner over 5 1/2f at two and was Group 1 placed over 6f. She has produced 4 horses with an RPR of 90 plus. He looks like he will develop into a fine, strong horse and on pedigree and looks he will be all about speed. He is a big horse and won't be seen out until early next year.

Global Warning won very impressively for us on his stable debut, trying 6f for the first time. The handicapper hit him very hard with an 11 pound rise and we therefore ran him again quickly, he ran a little flat when finishing 5th at Kempton. He was freshened up and won again at Newcastle over 6f off a rating of 84. He disappointed on his latest start there when 5th beaten 2 lengths but he missed the break and returned lame, thankfully he just had a badly bruised foot. He ran a credible fourth at Ascot and has then ran flat, so we sent him for a summer break. He returned at Newcastle over 6f and ran a respectable race in a competitive affair, beaten around 3 lengths. He will head to Kempton next for a 6f 0-95 there.

No Nay Never has had a fine start to his stallion career, with his best performer being the Middle Park and July Cup winner Ten Sovereigns. He was unbeaten at two and Global Wisdom looks like he should make his mark as a juvenile although there is stamina in his pedigree on his dam's side. His dam Shahinda was placed over middle distances and is from a fine Aga Khan family that traces back to Shergar. Shahinda's dam Shamanova was a Group performer over middle and staying distances. He was very impressive when winning on debut over 6f at Haydock. He was a little slow out of the gates but travelled through the race well and when switched, he went away to win comfortably by just over a length. He was then a close 3rd of 3 in a hot Conditions race at Chester. He disappointed at York over 7f on fast ground, he was lit up beforehand and during the race. Thankfully he bounced back at Yarmouth and beat a nice horse well, to earn a rating of 89. We then took him to Newbury and he was disappointing in the sticky, heavy ground. He won't be seen out again until next year now.

Global Vision is a a horse we bought recently at Tattersalls HIT sale. He showed some promise when 4th at Windsor for us on yard debut and then disappointed a little at Wolverhampton but he did get knocked around. He was unseated on his return from a break but hopefully horse and jockey are ok and he will run again soon.

London Eye has really thrived of late and has won his two races for us. He beat an in form horses when galloping strongly through the line over 1m6f at Chelmsford and then followed up over 2m at Redcar. After a disappointing run on the all-weather he bounced back to form when a fine third at Pontefract. We were very pleased with his close up 3rd on his first start over hurdles and he bettered that when winning next time. He was 4th back at Worcester when things did not pan out for him but he ran a very honourable 2nd in the Fixed Brush Novices' Handicap Hurdle Final at Worcester over 2m4f.

Sir Oliver built on a promising debut for us at Lingfield when winning over 6f at Wolverhampton. We looked to exploit his lower handicap rating at Redcar and he ran an honourable third. He then ran another good race on the all-weather when finishing a close 4th before disappointing on slow ground at Newmarket. We returned him to faster ground at Brighton and he was a close third before then winning there over 6f. Following that he was fifth in a Class2 at Chelmsford. He was not disgraced in what was a hot contest, run in close to track record time. He was then third behind a well handicapped horse in the Brighton Bullet. We stepped him up to 7f at Epsom and he got his head in front right on the line before making it back to back wins when finishing strongly to take the honours by a neck, in their final race of the 2021 campaign.
 

Thaki is a recent recruit to the stable. He is a full brother to the useful Aplomb and was started with a close third at Yarmouth. We then made a mistake by running him on heavy ground which he hated before he won two races in a row at Wolverhampton in the manner of a progressive horse. He then got the hat-trick up at Kempton and is a progressive horse.