First Mares Scanned In Foal to Shaquille

Shaquille (GB), the top-rated sprinter in Europe in 2023, has had his first three mares scanned in foal, Dullingham Park announced on Thursday.

Trained by Julie Camacho, Shaquille won seven of his nine career starts–notably landing the G1 Commonwealth Cup and G1 July Cup as a three-year-old–before retiring to Dullingham Park where he is standing his first season in 2024 at a fee of £15,000.

“We are delighted at the start that Shaquille has made to his new career,” said Dullingham Park's Ollie Fowlston. “He has 150 mares booked into him for his first season and has been full for some time now.

“Among the mares in foal are a winning sister to top-class two-year-old Anjaal and a Stakes producing daughter of Acclamation. He has a very good first book of mares and we couldn't be more grateful for the support that we have received from European breeders.”

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Varied Catalogue For Tattersalls Online March Sale

Fifty-five lots will be offered during the Tattersalls Online March Sale, which takes place on March 6 and 7 and includes the talented hurdler Glorious Zoff (Ire) (Zoffany {Ire}) (lot 17). Consigned by Fergal O'Brien Racing, Glorious Zoff hit the frame at Grade 2 level for the second time in his career when finishing third in the Elite Hurdle at Wincanton in November.

Escaria Ten (Fr) (Maresca Sorrento {Fr}) (lot 14)–who finished third in the Grade 2 National Hunt Challenge Cup Novices' Chase at the 2021 Cheltenham Festival–is another decorated National Hunt performer to look out for, along with the Listed-winning hurdler Credrojava (Ire) (Presenting {GB}) (lot 33), who was unbeaten in three starts under Rules for Harry Fry. Credrojava is offered as a horse out of training having been off the track since December 2022.

The three-year-old Roberto Caro (Ire) (Inns Of Court {Ire}) (lot 28) is one of the standouts among the Flat offering having opened his account at the second attempt when recently landing a Kempton maiden for Ollie Sangster, while the Stuart Williams-trained Boafo Boy (GB) (Lope De Vega {Ire}) (lot 7) and Brian Ellison's Explorers Way (Ire) (Australia {GB}) (lot 15) have both advertised their wellbeing by winning their last two starts on the all-weather.

The sale also features breeding rights to Cloth Of Stars (Ire) (lot 52), Kuroshio (Aus) (lot 54) and Land Force (Ire) (lot 55)–who has relocated to Hedgeholme Stud for 2024–plus a 1/50th share in the Rathasker Stud resident Gregorian (Ire) (lot 53).

Bidding opens at noon on Wednesday, March 6. Click here to view the catalogue.

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Auctav February Sale Sees Son Of Camelot Lead The Way

Knowle Racing Stable shelled out €40,000 for the winning Be Sure (Ire) (Camelot {GB}) (lot 5B), the priciest lot at the Auctav February Sale. The three-time winning gelding will start in a 3600-metre hurdle race at Auteuil on Sunday, and will then be sent to trainer Deborah Cole in England.

Miami Du Berlais (Fr) (Martaline {GB}) (lot 2) changed hands for €36,000 on the winning bid of BR Consulting on behalf of Haras de Magouet.

“It's my birthday gift,” explains Patrick Lemarie of lot 2. “I trusted the consigner. I wanted to rejuvenate and improve my broodmares after retiring several of them. Jean-Marc Lucas spoke highly of her. I haven't made the choice of a stallion yet: we will discuss it with Pascal Noue.”

Overall, nine horses found new homes for a gross of €167,000.

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