Am sure someone will find a home for him. Can just see the marketing now - 'The first son of Iffraaj at stud'. Speaking of which, what is it with Darley and their first-season sires? Bertolini - Champion first year, dreadful following year; Kheleyf - Champion first year, dreadful following year, Iffraaj - Champion first year, dreadful following year.
I think there's a pattern developing here.........
Agree. To be fair, there's a lot of speed in the family. I find him difficult to price up - without his G1 win I'd estimate him at around 2K-2.5K, but as he did win at the highest level as a juvenile, they might be able to ask 4K for him?
Agree. To be fair, there's a lot of speed in the family. I find him difficult to price up - without his G1 win I'd estimate him at around 2K-2.5K, but as he did win at the highest level as a juvenile, they might be able to ask 4K for him?
he needs to be a good specimen to get much more than 3k as his familiy, although precocious and speedy wont be a big positive for him. Interestingly his third dam was a twin.
he needs to be a good specimen to get much more than 3k as his familiy, although precocious and speedy wont be a big positive for him. Interestingly his third dam was a twin.
Is the start, and subsequent cooling off, of Ifraaj so very different to Acclamation?
Is Wootton Bassett so very different to Dark Angel?
Answer, No.
However 'very' different is a subjective matter and I think that it's perhaps a degree too different for me.
I can see the horse ending up at a reasonably well regarded smaller commercial hotel though. Looks, ofcourse, permitting.
Is the start, and subsequent cooling off, of Ifraaj so very different to Acclamation?Is Wootton Bassett so very different to Dark Angel?Answer, No.However 'very' different is a subjective matter and I think that it's perhaps a degree too different fo