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Original Post 2011-Aug-17, 01:44 PM

Just born.

If this thread doesn't reach 1000 pages I will be dissapointed.



Unnamed
Lonhro (AUS)
Brown 1998		 Octagonal
Brown 1992		 Zabeel
Bay 1986		 Sir Tristram
Bay 1971		 Sir Ivor
Isolt		 1965
1961		 8-g
6-e
Lady Giselle
Bay 1982		 Nureyev
Valderna		 1977
1972		 5-h
16-c
Eight Carat
Brown 1975		 Pieces of Eight
Brown 1963		 Relic
Baby Doll		 1945
1956		 8-f
3-o
Klairessa
Bay or brown 1969		 Klairon
Courtessa		 1952
1955		 1-w
9-c
Shadea
Bay 1988		 Straight Strike
Bay or brown 1977		 Mr Prospector
Bay 1970		 Raise a Native
Gold Digger		 1961
1962		 8-f
13-c
Bend Not
Bay 1972		 Never Bend
Jennie Sue		 1960
1961		 19-b
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Concia
Bay 1978		 First Consul
Bay 1970		 Forli
Bold Consort		 1963
1960		 3-b
5-f
My Tricia
Brown 1974		 Hermes
Gay Poss		 1963
1966		 11-d
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Makybe Diva (GB)
Bay 1999		 Desert King
Bay 1994		 Danehill
Bay 1986		 Danzig
Bay 1977		 Northern Dancer
Pas de Nom		 1961
1968		 2-d
7-a
Razyana
Bay 1981		 His Majesty
Spring Adieu		 1968
1974		 4-d
2-d
Sabaah
Chestnut 1988		 Nureyev
Bay 1977		 Northern Dancer
Special		 1961
1969		 2-d
5-h
Dish Dash
Bay 1979		 Bustino
Loose Cover		 1971
1963		 1-w
1-k
Tugela
Brown 1995		 Riverman
Bay 1969		 Never Bend
Bay 1960		 Nasrullah
Lalun		 1940
1952		 9-c
19-b
River Lady
Bay 1963		 Prince John
Nile Lily		 1953
1954		 14-f
10-a
Rambushka
Bay 1986		 Roberto
Bay 1969		 Hail to Reason
Bramalea		 1958
1959		 4-n
12-c
Katsura
Chestnut 1977		 Northern Dancer
Noble Fancy		 1961
1971		 2-d
9-f
Ancestor duplications: Nureyev 5f x 4f Never Bend 5f x 4m Northern Dancer x 5m,5m,5f
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2011-Aug-18, 01:56 PM

Anyone want to hazard a guess what it would sell for?



spoke to Tony he's going to keep it. thumbsup
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2011-Aug-18, 02:22 PM

All,

There was a joke about the blonde asking the professor about having children with her looks and his brains..... to which he responded what if it gets your brains and my looks!

In general however mixing types does not work out too well. Different muscle types, comformation and even bone thickness all play a role and when you compromise that you compromise the end result.

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2011-Aug-18, 04:32 PM

Mate they are both thoroughbreds,,,they are the same type ain't they? lol   lol
And whatever happened to ' breed your mare to what she hasn't got herself', another good ole one told to me here from the experts.?
This colt has as much chance as any of em...it's a friggin lottery and we all know it.
Anyone see the article in the Australian re 'the class of 08' (ie the million dollar plus yearlings)...devastating results, only Mettalurgical has repaid
about 1/4 profit but most have returned near zilch. I think only 4 or 5 out of 30 have won city class etc.
Ouch!!
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2011-Aug-18, 05:55 PM

His name?

PIP......the lead character from the Dickens novel 'Great Expectations'.
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2011-Aug-18, 06:06 PM

His name?

PIP



Tugalugs   Thumb Up  
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2011-Aug-18, 09:12 PM

how many has she had and what their names? over to you gents 
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2011-Aug-18, 09:16 PM

2011    07/09/2010 Lonhro (AUS) 
2010    24/09/2009 More Than Ready (USA)  missed 
2009     28/08 b colt  18/09/2008 Encosta De Lago (AUS) 
2008     20/08 ch filly La Dolce Diva        Fusaichi Pegasus (USA) 
2007    17/08 b colt Rockstardom              Galileo (IRE) 
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2011-Aug-18, 09:20 PM

Tugalugs     Thumb Up  


Goes well for Chugalugs--short for chuggers

  biggrin
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2011-Aug-18, 09:26 PM

cheers Mr Howard  lol
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2011-Aug-19, 09:32 AM

Refer to the thread "The Million Dollar Yearlings" contained within this topic.

The "success" of million dollar babies remains debatable.

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2011-Sep-02, 10:56 AM

Makybe diva

Makybe Diva and her latest foal, a colt by racetrack rival turned gun sire Lonrho. Picture: David Goudie. Source: Supplied

THIS little chestnut colt with the white blaze could be the most valuable foal born anywhere in the world this year.

He is the result of a dream mating between two champions, Lonhro and Makybe Diva.

The colt, who is only 10 days old, is already estimated to be worth between $2-$3 million.

Lonhro and Makybe Diva were last decade's most dominant - and popular - racehorses.

The two champions won 41 races between them - 18 at Group One level - and amassed more than $20 million in prizemoney.

Lonhro, crowned Australia's champion stallion last month, and Makybe Diva, are not exactly strangers either.

They met once on the racetrack when Lonhro won a memorable Australian Cup in 2004. Makybe Diva ran fourth.

Triple Melbourne Cup winner Makybe Diva has now produced four foals.
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2011-Oct-06, 11:01 AM

I'm a bit surprised that this foal is a chestnut, as Lonhro normally really stamps his features on his progeny. Makybe Diva was a bay (if my memory is correct!), so can someone tell me if this is an unusual occurrence, or quite normal in the world of thoroughbred breeding?

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2011-Oct-06, 11:10 AM

El Dufus the foal is actually a bay.
If you look closely the caramel colour you see on his legs will eventually be the 'black stockings' you see which along with other black points,( mane etc ) makes a horse a bay. He already has dark tail and forelock in photo.
You could not get a chestnut from this mating.
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2011-Oct-06, 01:27 PM

OK, thanks SL - I was just responding to the Authorized comment about it being a chestnut.

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