2016 Jim Dandy Stakes winner Laoban.
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2016 Jim Dandy Stakes winner Laoban.
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2018 Epsom Derby winner Masar and trainer Charlie Appleby at Moulton Paddocks, June 2019.
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Molly le Clou and Alexander Pietsch in Düsseldorf, April 2017.
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Multiple Grade I winner A Raving Beauty (Mastercraftsman) foaled a filly by Justify in Japan. The filly was bred by Oiwake Farm.
Bred in Germany, gray A Raving Beauty rolled to victory in the 2018 Grade I Just A Game Stakes and Grade I First Lady Stakes. That same year she finished a strong third in the Grade I Breeders’ Cup Filly and Mare Turf behind Eclipse Award winner Sistercharlie and Wild Illusion. A Raving Beauty sold for $2 million at the 2018 Fasig-Tipton November Sale.
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Stakes winner Rhythm In Shoes (Rhythm) foaled the first filly by multiple Grade I-winning millionaire Hoppertunity. Rhythm In Shoes is the dam of seven winners from eight to race.
A winner of eight graded stakes races, Hoppertunity won the Grade I Clark Handicap as a three-year-old over older males and the Grade I Jockey Club Gold Cup at five. He was a graded stakes winner every year he ran, and only finished worse than fourth twice in his 39 race career. Hoppertunity is the richest stallion to retire to the Mid-Atlantic region.
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Mount Everest, Anthony Van Dyck, and Magic Wand
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Bélina Josselyn
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Lostintranslation and Robbie Power on way to glory in the 2019 Betfair Chase.
Defi Du Seuil and Richard Johnson after winning the Triumph Hurdle at Cheltenham, 17 March 2017.
Un De Sceaux and Paul Townend at Sandown, April 2016.
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