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    Posted: 13 Jun 2020 at 5:53pm
Had some extremely impressive types at 2020 Melb sale
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Has anyone bred to him or seen his progeny down south?
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Was burnt toast and sacked from the Hunter just before She Will Reign came along, serving just 32 mares in 2016.

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I've heard he can throw funny types - can anyone comment on this at all? He has a beautiful pedigree...
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Thanks Gay!
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Apologies if there is already a thread going on this stallion.

With 2 new stakes winners in the last 2 weeks, and with a record of 5.6% sw to runners.
A golden slipper winner to boot.
This stallion off very low numbers thus far, IMHO stands serious consideration this season.
With a discount I will send him a decent mare and am happy to do so.
He is proven and has one of the best pedigrees in the stud book.
Not a midget either like so many these days.


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Definitely picked up the bit. Such a fickle industryl 
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Could prove to be a fair pick up for Blue Gum.
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And the site of this year's slipper winner

His stats are quite good ATM
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Must of been one of the richest races run in South Africa as the exchange works out as $491,747 (5,000,000 Rand).

Also on the day had the 2nd, 4th and 6th in the Cape Derby (G1).  The second horse out of Sybarite a daughter of Procrastinate from the family of the Melbourne Cup winner Rainbird.
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Just sired his first G1 winner in South Africa.  The Keniworth J & B Met over 2000m.  (or run this year as the sun met celebrated with mumm.
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Just completed a terrific Sales Season with an average of over $46k at the MM Winter Sale (which was good for that sale). This was on top of 5 selling at Easter for $316k ave and top price of $700k. On the track had 29 winners from 56 runners with 3 Stakes Winners this Season with his 3yo crop. All 3 Stakes winners beyond 1600m which might tell the story of where he sits (only the 2 x 2yo winners from 12 runners this Season). Would imagine his results stack up really well considering he's at $16.5k fee now.
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Don't forget he would have served some very good mares in his first season just to get the ball rolling.

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Agree re:cost - however he is one of the stallions I am considering for one of my mares.  

I wont be selling the progeny for that one at MM.


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The Australian yearling market tends to dump them pretty quickly. Right now I'd be reluctant to make a call on MR one way or another. I'd say the negativity probably comes from trainers who've had a few that couldn't beat their own shadow. It's also based on expectations. His stats would be much better regarded if he was a $9k stallion from Vic or Qld.
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I like them but most of that sale is geared to early 2 year olds which MR does generally not throw that type.

I can understand the vendors concern on maximising value.

Certainly very nice 3 year olds and I can see one of his progeny winning an Oaks or Derby soon.
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Where do opinions sit about him now? His 3yos look to be going OK. His stats are much better now albeit still disappointing given the quality of the mares he served.

I looked at a couple at MM on the weekend and vendors didn't seems that confident despite them being nice types.
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So it sounds like it was a contingency plant then if the stallion served a book of less then 50 outside mares in his first year. Bet someone regretted setting the fee too high. I could imagine they took a bit on board when it came to pricing Smart Missile.

At the same time though guess atleast he served a reasonble quality of book.
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88 out of 105 mares were non Teeley from his 2011 crop. However - approx half of the 88 were Arrowfield mares
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Not sure how many they still kept.

Just watching Bred to Win and I wish we had better access to Alamosa. Nice strong types.
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Be interested to know how many mares went to MR in his first season that didn't belong to Teeley or Arrowfield, I did go thru his first crops on ASB but too lazy to go back thru and do the numbers. Off my memory Teely had a lot of mares that went to MR so this may be some of the reason behind the number of MR stock compared to other sires at the reduction sale (I would not know how many mares Teeley owns). The other thing may be that Arrowfield and Teeley wanted to pump up his first book with mare numbers so they sent him quiet a few to make him look a more attractive proposition at his high first season fee, could have been embarising to go to stud with hype he did and only get a book of 50 to 70
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Originally posted by whitt0 whitt0 wrote:

Teeley still kept a lot of stock but I noticed that he sold a lot of the MR. I took that as a sign. Could be misguided by me....but there are better value and WELL performed options. Still will be on the lookout for a very cheap MR filly for breeding.

They didn't sell everything lock stock and barrel ?

There were quite a few interestingly mated mares from Teeley at the MMS.
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Teeley still kept a lot of stock but I noticed that he sold a lot of the MR. I took that as a sign. Could be misguided by me....but there are better value and WELL performed options. Still will be on the lookout for a very cheap MR filly for breeding.
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Yer the couple I have seen have looked like good types.

Redoutes is going to be a superstar broodmar sire based on what he has done so far so it makes sense the MR will also produce decent broodmare prospects. Next years major sales will be interesting to see how MR goes...
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14 were up for sale at Magic Millions National sale earlier this month. Average price $14,042 with highest $52k.

1     Manhattan Rain (AUS)     14     12     1     1     168500.00     52500.00     14042

I liked a few but steered clear as those that have started did nothing for me. Due to his breeding, I can see him as a strong broodmare sire. I think a MR filly would be the best go.
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What about the yearlings sold last year and this year over 200K and his average at the major sales is pretty respectable isnt it, which indicates he can throw a good type or am I seeing things the wrong way?
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His breeding as we know is outstanding....however in the sale ring he is a flop.
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Just three winners from 24 starters (though one Gp 3 winner in Adelaide) in his debut season off a stud fee of $49.5k which has since lowered to $41.250k, $33k, $27.5k and now $16.5k.
 
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