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- June 24, 2017 at 21:07 #1306389
6/1 for the Oaks with Skybet. What a load of crap that is. Sweet Jesus, these bookies could crawl under a snake whilst sporting a Top Hat.
All we need now is for Stan James to open a book and go 4/1

Thanks for the good crack. Time for me to move on. Be lucky.
June 24, 2017 at 22:05 #1306407it’s more that she’s NOT by Galileo. Galileo is the KING and his progeny have shown abnormal improvement in their careers and an enviable record of doing the business in the Classics.
Galileo was by Saddlers Wells who’s by Northern Dancer.
September’s dam Peeping Fawn is by Danehill and out of a Saddlers Wells mare.
Danehill is by Danzig who was by Northern Dancer.September’s sire Deep Impact is out of Wind In Her Hair who’s by Alzao who’s by Lyphard who’s by Northern Dancer.
So although there’s no Galileo, is plenty of his family’s blood in her.
Thanks for the lesson but I can already read a pedigree chart.
I’m just saying although there’s no Galileo in September’s pedigree, there’s plenty of his family blood. We’re talking in this thread about whether September represents a good value bet for the classics. The post was not aimed at you. It was for punters who might want some Saddlers Wells/Northern Dancer blood in their ante-post bets, who might have been put off by your post about not being by Galileo.
Sorry for trying to help.
Value Is EverythingJune 24, 2017 at 22:11 #1306409It might also be of interest to some that Deep Impact’s dam, Wind In Her Hair, was bred and raced by Coolmore, they even bred her first few foals before selling her. So it seems only right that they get a special filly out of Deep Impact in return!
June 24, 2017 at 22:20 #1306412It might also be of interest to some that Deep Impact’s dam, Wind In Her Hair, was bred and raced by Coolmore, they even bred her first few foals before selling her. So it seems only right that they get a special filly out of Deep Impact in return!
I thought John Hills trained her. Was that for Coolmore?
I presumed Mr and Mrs Nagle of Barronstown Stud bred her, as owner (when racing) is down as “Mrs David Nagle”.Value Is EverythingJune 24, 2017 at 22:30 #1306416She was bred by David Nagle of Barronstown Stud and Coolmore, and raced under joint ownership of Magnier, Nagle and Hills, trained by Hills, before retiring to Coolmore.
June 24, 2017 at 22:34 #1306420Makes sense, Sunspangled. I know the Nagles and Magniers are friends.
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