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New Bay, Quality Road and Gleneagles add new elite level winners
15 for Brazen Beau
Vadream (3 f ex Her Honour by Shamardal) won Saturday’s Bengough Stakes (Gr 3, 6f) at Ascot to provide Darley’s Brazen Beau (I Am Invincible) with his 15th stakes winner. Brazen Beau’s stakes winners include Group One winner On The Bubbles and the Group Two winning pair Pretty Brazen and Calada. He is standing for a fee of $49,500 (inc GST) at Darley’s Northwood Park this year.
Vadream, by former shuttler #BrazenBeau, puts up a gutsy performance @Ascot to win the G3 Bengough Stakes https://t.co/uO9F7SjWfW
— Darley in Europe (@DarleyEurope) October 2, 2021
First for Gleneagles
Loving Dream (3 f ex Kissable by Danehill Dancer) won the Prix de Royallieu (Gr 1, 2800m) at Longchamp on Saturday to hand Gleneagles (Galileo) his first Group One winner. Loving Dream is one of 16 stakes winners by Coolmore Stud’s Gleneagles who stood for a fee of €25,000 this year.
LOVING DREAM (GB) is the 2021 winner of Gr.1 Prix de Royallieu at @paris_longchamp!
— GBRI (@GBRI_UK) October 2, 2021
Congratulations to trainer John & Thady Gosden and owner-breeder @LordshipStud. A Gr.1 success made in Newmarket and a 4th Group win in a row by trainers in !pic.twitter.com/2noOrIjH4d
12 for Quality Road
Quality Road (Elusive Quality) was represented by Grade One winner number 12 and his 50th stakes winner when the Bob Baffert-trained Corniche (2 c ex Wasted Tears by Najran) won the American Pharoah Stakes (Gr 1, 8.5f) at Santa Anita on Friday. Quality Road is based at Lane’s End Farm in Kentucky and his leading money earner is multiple Grade One winner City Of Light.
That settles the best 2yo colt in the West for now. Corniche, the son of QUALITY ROAD runs away in the Grade 1 American Pharoah. He’s a gun stallion @LanesEndFarms. Onto @BreedersCup pic.twitter.com/0topbeWOFL
— China Horse Club (@Chinahorseclub) October 2, 2021
First for New Bay
In winning the Sun Chariot Stakes (Gr 1, 1m) at Newmarket, Saffron Beach (3 f ex Falling Petals by Raven’s Pass) became the first Group One winner for New Bay (Dubawi). Saffron Beach was bred by China Horse Club and is trained in Newmarket by Jane Chapple-Hyam and a dual Group Three winner previously, she has now won four of her eight career starts. New Bay has two crops of racing age and Saffron Beach is one of three stakes winners for the son of Dubawi (Dubai Millennium).
All the firsts
st G1 winner for sire New Bay
st G1 winner for trainer @JaneChappleHyam
SAFFRON BEACH (IRE) wins her st G1 @NewmarketRace. A daughter from the st crop of @BallylinchStud’s New Bay
Bred by @Chinahorseclub
