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a G1 2yo winner and a G2 winner today in Oz. How far can this stallion go?
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Over there, all the way.
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A top three sire in Great Britain within seven years time, if he keeps shuttling.
This assessment is made using Exceed and Excel as a yardstick. It has become obvious to most in Australia and to the Coolmore crew, that FR is fast becoming, Danehill's best siring son, worldwide. |
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What happens when you measure Flying Spur, Choisir, High Chaparal, Encosta de Lago and Galileo with your yardstick Castiron?
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truehoncho 23 Mar 12 20:02
a G1 2yo winner and a G2 winner today in Oz. How far can this stallion go? I think he can go to the top,this stallion is looking more and more like a very serious prospect,like Castiron says a top three sire.The point I think he's making when comparing Fastnet Rock with Exceed and Excel is the fact E and E has done very well reaching forward from a lowly start becoming a great sire one who is very much in demand,whereas Fastnet Rock has had an immediate impact from mid range mares with the mares he's been having over here of late I reckon he will scale the sires table very quickly and like Castiron also say's he is fast becoming the late Danehill's best stallion son,watch this space.And that's saying something as I'm one of the biggest fans of the brilliant Danehill Dancer!I'm very glad Coolmore had the nowse to stand him here in Ireland,I like him very much.........even with his plain old bonce! |
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I too think Fastnet Rock can become terrific over here. I don't know so though!
There is definitely frequently a disparity though in how a particular sire settles in in both hemispheres which is why I highlighted off the top of my head, stallions who operate in different ways here and there. He is an example of that incredible Aussie 'Strength' (Noggin and all!) so I suppose he represents a quite clear sign of the way that the two hemisphere's thoroughbreds have diverged slightly. That strength could be most useful to us - but will it definitely knit well? Or will we see him as more influential a generation removed? |
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Eight G1 winners to date, and counting.
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One door sadly now prematurely closed,his is open for business!
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Prima
I'm guessing you already know this, but others most likely dont. Even though Fastnet Rock's two Group One wins were at distances shorter than 6f, his best progeny by far are from mares with a stamina background. For this very reason, he should love this opportunity. |
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He's like the best commercial sires in that respect isn't he Castiron in fact just like Dad in that ability to put speed onto stout families as our Hardy annuals D.D., Piv and Oasis Dream can also do.
I would imagine I would be looking to use his fast sons at stud though if it all goes according to 'Plan Coolmore'. Then I feel I'm getting the unadulterated Daddy! |
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Pot M,If Fastnet Rock goes on the way we all hope and it looks very much like he will then I'd guess plenty of breeders would also want a son of his,us being no exception!Perhaps the one advantage he holds over Pivotal is he does at least get precocious runners.
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Fastnet Rock
Danehill (USA) (9.0f) — Piccadilly Circus (AUS) (Royal Academy (USA) (8.5f)) Danzig over Nijinsky cross so .... A quick look at his Gr 1 winners.. Atlantic Jewel.. http://www.pedigreequery.com/atlantic+jewel Foxwedge....http://www.pedigreequery.com/foxwedge Irish Lighrts...http://www.pedigreequery.com/irish+lights Lone Rock....http://www.pedigreequery.com/lone+rock Mosheen...http://www.pedigreequery.com/mosheen Planet Rock....http://www.pedigreequery.com/planet+rock2 Rock and Pop...http://www.pedigreequery.com/rock+n+pop Rock Classic..http://www.pedigreequery.com/rock+classic2 Wanted..http://www.pedigreequery.com/wanted8 Just wondering if the the Northern Hemisphere mares have a higher Northern Dancer content in the pedigrees than their counterparts down-under and what effect this will have with conformation ect. A quick over-view ,he does seem to have an affinity for the dam sire mares with Sir Tristam/Nureyev/Storm Cat . |
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i think he has made it 220k AD
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Is there any reason why Coolmore have not got any Fastnet Rocks in Ballydoyle???
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First Euro crop only foals
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proxy
Havent Coolmore been very busy buying his stock down under the past few years. Can they not ship them up here?? and if not where have they been going??. Atlantic Jewel aside |
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Would be nice to see some here, doubt SYT would have put them off.
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Results from Oz promoting him as a stallion up against the risk of one or 2 flopping here after excelling there?
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I cant imagine that Proxy being an issue.
Certainly has the South won over...Surprising no sign of him up here. I guess they have a few other sires on there plate  |
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Had a new Group 1 winner on Saturday, when the three year old filly, Sea Siren, beat the older sprinters, in Brisbane.
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Sea Siren again
Ninth Legion looks another sort to go well in the future. |
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Yes, beat the older sprinters again, and became the first 3yo filly to win this high class race.
FR has three world class fillies, in Atlantic Jewel, Sea Siren and Mosheen, in this three year old crop. She was his 6th Group One winner for the season, a feat Danehill only accomplished the once in Australia. |
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A new Group 1 winner today, when his three year old daughter, Nechita, outclassed the colts in the $500,000 Coolmore Stud Stakes.
Showed the trademark, Fastnet Rock acceleration to race away in the last furlong. |
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Looks like the F-Rock fillies are pretty special with the first two places in the big Gr 1 sprint.
More surprising to me was Fastnet Rocks filling 3 out of the first 5 places in the Victoria Derby over 1m4f!! Seems he's becoming the Galileo of Down Under. What sort of money is a FR nom up here? |
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Wily
None of the FR's stayed the distance. Their class helped them get there. It will be interesting to see whether his NH foals can get a Derby trip. |
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I should have added, it was Redoutes Choice colt that hit the line, full of running.
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Aidan will have around a dozen FR juveniles next year including a sibling to Kingsbarns
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the fee is still private.......
is it around 40 KE ?? any informations?? |
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A contact of mine asked Kevin Buckley a couple of weeks ago and was told he was 60+ Euros.
Just had a flick through the Return of mares that came through recently. Crikey! F-Rock covered some quality mares this year; Alexandrova Magnificent Style Quarter Moon Vintage Tipple Virginia Waters To name just a few of the 180 something mares!...Coolmore must have some serious faith in him to get the goods up here. |
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They are a top class operation Wilycayote, but who else do they really have to push at the minute with anything like his profile? PM and RVW are good prospects but I think they are more likely to get a possible top class stallion from FR.
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