Crimson Palace on US Sale
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Crimson Palace on US Sale
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www.sportingpost.co.za/2014/10/77871keen...r1winner-on-us-sale/
One of the best racemares bred in South Africa this century, Crimson Palace is one of 2082 broodmares and broodmare prospects catalogued for Keeneland’s November Breeding Stock Sale.
The catalogue includes mares in foal to world leading sires Awesome Again, Bernardini, Candy Ride, Distorted Humor, Dubawi, Elusive Quality, Galileo, Giant’s Causeway, Kitten’s Joy, Lemon Drop Kid, Malibu Moon, Medaglia D’Oro, More Than Ready, Sea The Stars, Smart Strike, Speightstown, Stormy Atlantic, Street Cry, Tapit, Tiznow and War Front.
Crimson Palace, bred by Altus Joubert, is a daughter of Elliodor and the Grade 1 placed Northern Guest mare Perfect Guest.
She was born at Lionel Cohen’s Odessa Stud in the Cape, and the breeder, who now trains in Australia, tells a story.
Foaling down on average of 120 mares per season, Cohen mentioned to his wife one day after foaling down the third foal of the Northern Guest mare Perfect Guest, that he may have just been involved in the foaling down of a Champion – the only problem at that stage was that the filly was owned by a client. READ MORE
One of the best racemares bred in South Africa this century, Crimson Palace is one of 2082 broodmares and broodmare prospects catalogued for Keeneland’s November Breeding Stock Sale.
The catalogue includes mares in foal to world leading sires Awesome Again, Bernardini, Candy Ride, Distorted Humor, Dubawi, Elusive Quality, Galileo, Giant’s Causeway, Kitten’s Joy, Lemon Drop Kid, Malibu Moon, Medaglia D’Oro, More Than Ready, Sea The Stars, Smart Strike, Speightstown, Stormy Atlantic, Street Cry, Tapit, Tiznow and War Front.
Crimson Palace, bred by Altus Joubert, is a daughter of Elliodor and the Grade 1 placed Northern Guest mare Perfect Guest.
She was born at Lionel Cohen’s Odessa Stud in the Cape, and the breeder, who now trains in Australia, tells a story.
Foaling down on average of 120 mares per season, Cohen mentioned to his wife one day after foaling down the third foal of the Northern Guest mare Perfect Guest, that he may have just been involved in the foaling down of a Champion – the only problem at that stage was that the filly was owned by a client. READ MORE
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