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The 2024 roster of Haras de Cercy will be led by Cokoriko (Fr) and Karaktar (Ire), who will each stand for €12,000, Jour de Galop reported on Wednesday.

Cokoriko's offspring have shone over jumps this year, including Grade 3 winner La Spezia (Fr) and several other listed winners. Progressive stallion Karaktar sired a brace of Grade 3 winners this year, as well. He was the most popular stallion in France, covering 263 mares.

Other stallions on the roster include Australasian Group 1 winner Ivanhowe (Ger) at €4,000, David Du Berlais (Fr) at €3,500, Prince Gibraltar (Fr) will stand for €4,500, Tunis (Fr) is another at €4,000, and Zaskar (Fr)'s fee is €3,500. Wonderful Moon (Ger), at €2,500, completes the roster.

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The first lots for the March Auctav Sale catalogue are now online and the list includes recent Fontainebleau maiden winner Soleil d'Arizona (Fr) (Prince Gibraltar {Fr}), a 3-year-old daughter of SW Roxanne (Fr) (Falco). The bay filly won the 2200 metre test on Mar. 8 by two lengths.

“She's a very good filly who still has some margin,” trainer Francois Monfort said. “Soleil d'Arizona will only get better. She came back from her race very well. For her debut, she needed some rhythm, that's why I chose to run her in a maiden rather than a beginner's race. Her jockey Tony Piccone really liked her. She is perfect in condition and will really come into her own mentally and physically over the summer. She has never had any health problems, and she is learning extremely fast.”

The sale gets underway Wednesday, Mar. 29, at 6:00 p.m. CET For more information or to view the catalogue, visit the Auctav website.

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