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Week 2 - Clusters of Stallions and Great Grand Dam Sires


After 2 weeks of Spring racing and 23 black type races in Australia, stallions Street Boss and Harry Angel now have two winners each in the black type category,


No other stallions have multiple black type winners on Australian soli over the last 2 weeks


They represent Mr Prospector [Street Boss] and Waajib [Harry Angel] clusters at nick 24 from origin and results after two weeks are close on the black type leaderboard with Danehill just ahead on the leader board of stallion clusters




BLACK TYPE RACE RESULTS - AFTER 2 WEEKS


"OVERALL" LEADING STALLION CLUSTERS - nick 24 from Origin
  • 6 wins to Danehill cluster:

    • Fastnet Rock, Invader, Zoffany, Snitzel, Cotai Glory and Press Statement.


  • 5 wins to Mr Prospector cluster:

    • Street Boss [2], Bullbars, Wootton Bassett, Too Darn Hot.


  • 3 wins to Green Dancer cluster:

    • I am Invincible, Shalaa, Tassort


  • 2 wins to Last Tycoon cluster:

    • Shamexpress, Capitalist


  • 2 wins to Waajib cluster:

    • Harry Angel [2]


  • 2 wins to Encosta De Lago cluster:

    • Zoustar, Deep Field


  • 1 win to each following cluster:

    • Halo [Better Than Ready]

    • Storm Cat [Justify]

    • Soviet Star [Star Witness]



"OVERALL" LEADING FEMALE TAIL CLUSTERS - nick 19 from Origin
  • 10 wins to Pharos cluster:

    • Royal Charger has 4 winners

      • Sir Tristram, Arch Sculptor, Silver Hawk, Genghiz

    • Nasrullah has 3 winners

      • Rory;s Jester, Tawfiq, Artichoke

    • Nearctic has 3 winners

      • Nureyev, Royal Academy, Danehill


  • 4 wins to Tourbillon [The mighty Byerly Turk stallion lineage]

    • Twig Moss, Century, Euclase, Handy Proverb


  • 3 wins to Star Kingdom

    • Bletchingly, Marceau, Bureaucracy




ALL RESULTS - WEEK 2 [14th September]



"Week 2" LEADING STALLION CLUSTERS - nick 24 from Origin

Danehill line stallions dominated the overall winners for the city meetings on Saturday 14th September with 16 winners [all were individual stallions], whilst Encosta De Lago line stallions had 7 winners.


  • Danehill line stallions - 16 winners


  • Encosta De Lago line stallions - 7 winners


  • The following stallion lines had 3 winners each

    • Green Desert- Halo - High Chapparal


  • The following stallion lines had 2 winners each

    • Last Tycoon - Storm Cat



LEADING FEMALE TAIL CLUSTERS - nick 19 from Origin


As previously noted, Pharos will always be the leader in this section by sheer volume of broodmares from that stallion stem at nick 19.  


The battle within of the big three lines at nick 21 is interesting and Nearctic just pipped Nasrullah and Royal Charger again.

 

It is proven once again, that variation of stallion lineage to include Byerly Turk and Godolphin Arabian is so important with 8 of 47 winners [just under 20%] represented by stallions in the female tail, represented at the bottom of fourth generation [dam - grand dam - great grand dam].



  • Pharos line broodmare sires [in 4th Gen] - 16 winners

    • Nearctic x 7, Nasrullah x 5 and Royal Charger x 4.


  • Star Kingdom line broodmare sires [in 4th Gen] - 8 winners


  • Tourbillon line broodmare sires BYERLY TURK [in 4th Gen] - 5 winners


  • Sickle line broodmare sires [in 4th Gen] - 8 winners



WEEK 2 [14th September] - All results shown here:



BLACK TYPE RESULTS - WEEK 2 [14th September]


  • 4 wins to Danehill cluster:

    • Invader, Zoffany, Snitzel, Press Statement.


  • 2 wins to Mr Prospector cluster:

    • Street Boss, Bullbars.


  • 2 wins to Last Tycoon cluster:

    • Shamexpress, Capitalist


"Week 2" LEADING FEMALE TAIL CLUSTERS - nick 19 from Origin

Just under half [6 of the 13] of the black type winners, were represented by Pharos line stallions at the female tail line represented at the bottom of fourth generation [dam - grand dam - great grand dam].

 

Pharos had 6, with Royal Charger leading on 3, then Nearctic x 2 and Nasrullah x 1.

 

Once again, the mighty Byerly Turk line was clearly 2nd on 3 winners and Star Kingdom has 2 winners.



"OVERALL" LEADING STALLION CLUSTERS - nick 24 from Origin

Danehill dominates “all” runners leaders board after 2 weeks:


  1. Danehill [26 wins]

    1. Snitzel x 2, Wandjina x 2

  2. Encosta De Lago [14]

    1. Zoustar x 5, Deep Field x 3, Manhattan Rain x 2

  3. Mr Prospector [11]

    1. American Pharoah x 2, Akeed Mofeed x 2

  4. Green Desert [10]

  5. High Chaparral [6]

  6. Sir Ivor [5]

  7. Halo [4]

  8. Storm Cat [4]



"OVERALL" LEADING FEMALE TAIL CLUSTERS - nick 19 from Origin

  1. Pharos [44 wins]

    1. Nearctic x 17

    2. Nasrullah x 14

    3. Royal Charger x 13

  2. Star Kingdom [13]

  3. Sickle [7]

  4. Tourbillon % Byerly Turk %  [7]

  5. Princequillo [5]




4th Gen Stallions:

They start the female tail running line [ Dam - Grand Dam - Great Grand Dam ]


Some data on the breeders series - measured back at nick 19 and based on the female tail line of Dam - Grand Dam - Great Grand Dam.


You can see some very successful female lines from theses stallions at the bottom of the 4th generation and at the end i can demonstrate the flops like "champion stallion" BOLD REASONING, compare his 2 charts.


Here is a random selection of well performed stallions leading into the 3 dams of the racehorse.


DAMASCUS


MISWAKI


MESSMATE

The grand son of FAIRWAY is represented this week at Belmont in race 6 ODINAKA


CENTURY [Byerly Turk stallion lineage]

The grand son of MY BABU is represented this week at Rosehill in race 9 ENCAP


Now for the other side of the numbers

- let's look at champion stallion BOLD REASONING


Undisputed champion as a sire line stallion


Not all stallions succeed at the bottom of your 4th generation and here is the record of BOLD REASONING in the 4th gen, leading through to your racehorse via the Dam-Grand Dam - Great Grand Dam line:


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End of week 2




















 
 
 

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