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Gordan Thom, New Hall stud in Ayr would look after you well for boarding, if thats any help
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Cheers a mate I know has a mare there also so will definetly give him a call.
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I have a well bred filly called Poosie Nansie.
Who may be available for sale later however at the moment she is in training with A G Foster, Haddington. Her breeding is as shown she has plenty of bone and would make an excellent brood mare, however at the moment I would rather get some black type on her before she starts breeding. I don't suppose you would like to join, the syndicate, we are all from Ayrshire and looking for new members, it is a hobby which consists of like minded racing enthusiasts. Poosie Nansie. Sire Tobougg (IRE) , Dam French Quartet (IRE), 1st Dam FRENCH QUARTET (IRE), ran a few times at 2 and 3 years; dam of two winners from 3 runners and 6 foals of racing age viz- THEBESTISYETTOCOME (GB) (2002 g. by Montjeu (IRE)), won 1 race at 3 years and placed twice. SILVER PALACE (IRE) (2001 g. by Night Shift (USA)), won 1 race at 3 years. Toucantini (GB) (2004 f. by Inchinor (GB)), placed twice at 2 and 3 years, 2007. National Heritage (GB) (2005 c. by High Chaparral (IRE)), in training. (2006 f. by Sakhee (USA)). 2nd Dam GAY FRANCE (FR), won 1 race at 2 years; dam of eight winners from 13 runners and 15 foals of racing age including- LUCAYAN PRINCESS (f. by High Line), won 2 races at 2 years and £11,296 including Sweet Solera Stakes, Newmarket, L., placed once viz third in Cheshire Oaks, Chester, L., from only 4 starts; dam of winners. LUSO (GB), 10 races at home, in Germany, in Hong Kong and in Italy and £1,470,990 including Derby Italiano, Rome, Gr.1, Aral-Pokal, Gelsenkirchen, Gr.1 (twice) and WGZ Bank Deutschland Preis, Dusseldorf, Gr.1, second in Grand Prix de Saint-Cloud, Saint-Cloud, Gr.1, Prix Ganay, Longchamp, Gr.1, Gran Premio del Jockey Club, Milan, Gr.1, Gran Premio di Milano, Milan, Gr.1 (twice), Aral-Pokal, Gelsenkirchen, Gr.1; sire. WARRSAN (IRE), Champion older horse in Germany in 2004, Champion older horse in Germany in 2005, 9 races at home and in Germany and £1,607,495 including Vodafone Coronation Cup, Epsom Downs, Gr.1 (twice) and Grosser Volkswagon Preis von Baden, Baden-Baden, Gr.1 (twice), second in Coral Eclipse Stakes, Sandown Park, Gr.1. NEEDLE GUN (IRE), won Gallinule Stakes, Curragh, Gr.2, second in St James's Palace Stakes, Royal Ascot, Gr.1, Derby Italiano-Trofeo Mercedes Benz, Rome, Gr.1, Premio Presidente della Repubblica, Rome, Gr.1 (3 times) and third in Premio Roma, Rome, Gr.1; sire. CLOUD CASTLE (GB), 1 race, £93,333 viz Nell Gwyn Stakes, Newmarket, Gr.3, second in Prix Vermeille, Longchamp, Gr.1 and third in Aston Upthorpe Yorkshire Oaks, York, Gr.1; dam of QUEEN'S BEST (GB), 4 races at 2 to 4 years, 2007 and £94,934 including Winter Hill Stakes, Windsor, Gr.3, placed second in Blandford Stakes, Curragh, Gr.2, REVERIE SOLITAIRE (IRE), 2 races in France and £72,094 including Prix Rene Bedel, Lyon-Parilly, L., second in Prix Minerve, Deauville, Gr.3. Luana (GB), 3 races at 2 and 3 years, placed third in Bentinck Stakes, Newmarket, L.; dam of HATTAN (IRE), 5 races and £342,805 including Chester Vase, Chester, Gr.3 and Winter Derby, Lingfield Park, Gr.3, second in Gran Premio di Milano, Milan, Gr.1, Premio Roma, Rome, Gr.1. Lunda (IRE), ran 3 times at 3 years; dam of BLUE MONDAY (GB), 7 races at home and in France and £738,426 including Dubai Duty Free Arc Trial, Newbury, Gr.3 and La Coupe, Longchamp, Gr.3, third in Juddmonte International Stakes, York, Gr.1 and Coral Eclipse Stakes, Sandown Park, Gr.1, Lundy's Lane (IRE), 3 races at 3 years and £60,631, placed second in Craven Stakes, Newmarket, Gr.3; also 1 race at 5 years in U.A.E. and £127,719, placed third in Derby Italiano, Rome, Gr.1; grandam of Puggy (IRE), 1 race at 2 years, placed second in Oh So Sharp Stakes, Newmarket, L. and third in In Rockfel Stakes, Newmarket, Gr.2. Maskunah (IRE), unraced; dam of Guarantia (GB), 1 race at 3 years, 2007 and £6868, placed third in Finnforest Oh So Sharp Stakes, Newmarket, L. Canaska Dancer (IRE) (c. by Green Desert (USA)), won 2 races at 2 years. |
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Where did u purchase it from and how much and what racing plans do you have for it.
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The horse was purchased privately from Northmore Stud, Newmarket.
Brothers sold for 130000g ,78000g & 13000g Check dam French Quartet on Racing post breeding look at progeny sales. The filly has yet to run, due to having picked up a cracked heel in the spring,she is due out this autumn, she has speed so will run over 1m maiden and thereafter see how she progresses before we look at racing plan but George Foster is bullish about her ability and all at the stables say she will win races. With her scope and stamina she is likely to go hurdling later on. She is quality AND WOULD make a good brood mare especially if we can get some black type on her. The filly is owned by myself & another we have the filly leased to our syndicate which goes from Oct to Oct, we have still have 8 shares remaining for next year. It would give you a chance to be involved with the filly & her racing plans especially if you were thinking of possibly breeding from her. It would also give you a chance to gain some contacts to assist your venture. The syndicate consists of twenty people each with a 5 % share. Joining fee £100 & thereafter the monthly cost is set at £60, this cover's training fees, racing fees & administration fees. If interested, contact susanstienlet215@btinternet.com. |
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May not suit but send mail to littleadie@gmail.com for information of Scottish Borders stud. For an idea of prices - the Goffs & DBS sales this year suggest a decent store filly to race then breed or a mare not in foal is on budget but you're a bit under for a good mare in foal to decent stallion.
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Cheers thanks for this. Yep it was a mare to breed from rather than in foal that I was budgeting for so glad my numbers seem not to wildly out
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My advise to you is stay well clear of the breeding industry unless you've got very deep pockets and an abilty to bounce back from one adversity after another. The only people who make any money as far as a can see is the stud masters.
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My view that in current climate ie depressed it was an opportunity to invest and in furure years when market improves the cost of breeding my own from quality bloodlines and racing them would be more cost effective and probably more rewarding than simply buying stores or winning ex pointers at the sales which I am doing at moment.
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