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Bahamas

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Topic: Bahamas

Posted By: furious
Subject: Bahamas
Date Posted: 22 Sep 2024 at 10:44am

Has anyone looked at the mare Bahamas (13a same family line as Juliet) by Teofilo (1-n). I missed her first two stakes winners Berkeley Square (Territories 1-l) and Senor Toba (Toronado 1-d) but picked up on her and marked Angel Capital (Harry Angel 1-l).

Now this has to be deliberate so someone out there has worked out 13 and 1 love each other and are sticking to the formula.

Bahamas must of been thought highly of as she only had 7 runs with the last four all placings in stakes events including the G1 Schweppes Oaks.

They have gone away for the last few matings going to Blue Point (4-l) by Shamardal (1-l) twice and a dead foal by Pinatubo (7a) also by Shamardal (1-l). Pity they didn't give Too Darn Hot a go as while he's not 1 he's 13c and has as 1-l cross of Shirley Heights in his pedigree. And Dubawi his sire got dual G1 winner Secret Admirer (13a) during his short stay in Australia.

ANGEL CAPITAL (AUS)

Bay or brown colt 2021

Harry Angel Bay 2014	Dark Angel Grey 2005	Acclamation Bay 1999	Royal Applause Bay 1993	Waajib Flying Melody	1983 1979	6-d 26>
		Acclamation Bay 1999	Princess Athena Bay 1985	Ahonoora Shopping Wise	1975 1965	1-m 19-c
		Midnight Angel Grey 1994	Machiavellian Bay or brown 1987	Mr Prospector Coup de Folie	1970 1982	13-c 2-d
		Midnight Angel Grey 1994	Night at Sea Grey 1987	Night Shift Into Harbour	1980 1973	4-g 10-c
	Beatrix Potter Chestnut 2005	Cadeaux Genereux Chestnut 1985	Young Generation Bay 1976	Balidar Brig O'Doon	1966 1967	8-d 13-e
		Cadeaux Genereux Chestnut 1985	Smarten Up Chestnut 1975	Sharpen Up L'Anguissola	1969 1967	5-i 10-b
		Great Joy Bay 1996	Grand Lodge Chestnut 1991	Chief's Crown La Papagena	1982 1983	23-b 14-b
		Great Joy Bay 1996	Cheese Soup Grey 1983	Spectacular Bid Avum	1976 1973	2-d 1-l
Bahamas Grey 2011	Teofilo Bay 2004	Galileo Bay 1998	Sadler's Wells Bay 1981	Northern Dancer Fairy Bridge	1961 1975	2-d 5-h
		Galileo Bay 1998	Urban Sea Chestnut 1989	Miswaki Allegretta	1978 1978	16-g 9-h
		Speirbhean Bay 1998	Danehill Bay 1986	Danzig Razyana	1977 1981	7-a 2-d
		Speirbhean Bay 1998	Saviour Bay 1987	Majestic Light Victorian Queen	1973 1971	8-c 1-n
	St Trinians Grey 2003	Black Hawk Bay 1994	Nureyev Bay 1977	Northern Dancer Special	1961 1969	2-d 5-h
		Black Hawk Bay 1994	Silver Lane Bay or brown 1985	Silver Hawk Strait Lane	1979 1974	21-a 5-g
		Besotted Grey 1994	Euclase Brown 1987	Century Ruby	1969 1977	20> 4-l
		Besotted Grey 1994	Good Looker Grey 1986	Godswalk Love Letters	1974 1981	2-h 13-a

Ancestor duplications:

Northern Dancer

x 5m,5m

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Posted By: Second Chance
Date Posted: 22 Sep 2024 at 10:54am

The breeder would have to be David Peacock, a recent inductee into to the South Australian Racing Hall of Fame

Globetrotting jockey Glynn Pretty, prominent breeder and administrator David Peacock and multiple Group 1 winner Fileur are this year's inductees into the South Australian Racing Hall of Fame.

Peacock has been a leading breeder for decades, often carrying the "Discreet" moniker while his lime green silks have enjoyed plenty of success, including Maybe Discreet's victory in the Group 1 Australasian Oaks in 2013.

He's also had two stints on the board of the South Australian Jockey Club, first from 1981-1991 and again as chairman from 2009-2012.

"David Peacock's influence is significant - as a thoughtful administrator in some tough times, an owner, and, particularly, as a breeder,"

"It's people like David that are so important in that breeding area for South Australia, to maintain our relevance in the competitive world of yearling sales."

Posted By: furious
Date Posted: 22 Sep 2024 at 1:39pm

Well he's done his homework and it's worked for this mare that's for sure.