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A source of such an approach is obvious Hello Youmzain in NZ.

Shamadal is 27th on the 2yold sires list as a sire of sires (blue point) by earnings and 7th by earnings as a broodmare sire - so far supporting some theory that he may be best in the dam sire position than a sire of sires (so far)… and too early

To win like that - was in front 30 lengths to ultimately win by 6. Street Cry line over an O’Reilly mare. Pedigree attached.

...He said his life was changed forever when his stayer Brew won the 2000 Melbourne Cup, wearing No.24 and jumping from barrier 24. “When you go overseas, or no matter where you go, you’re known as winning a Melbourne Cup. That’s the sort of race it is,” Moroney told this masthead last year. “Our grandparents bred one, and so from the time we were old enough to talk and walk, we were brought up on the Melbourne Cup, on Hi Jinx’s win in 1960.” Moroney once revealed he had an eerie premonition before the 2000 race. “A few years earlier I’d dreamed that I trained the Melbourne Cup winner – and I dreamed it was Brew,” he told the VRC website. “I remember telling my wife that I’d dreamed that I won by two lengths with Brew who was No.24. My wife said, ‘Who is Brew?’ “My dream didn’t make sense then though because at the time Brew was a three-year-old in work with Paul O’Sullivan...

Melbourne Cup-winning trainer hospitalised in health battle (msn.com) while not great news i did enjoy reading about Mike dreaming he would win the Melbourne Cup with Brew. stay well.

Attached is the pedigree of Move to Strike - the newest group 1 winner for the no 22 Eulogy family, out of a 1st dam by influential dam sire Shamadal, from a Generous mare, from a Danehill mare, from a Marscay mare....also even a star kingdon mare tracing back to Eulogy herself...representing a power house of damsires ... Personally i think Shamadal may do better as a damsire than as a sire or sires (noting Darley who are clearly a better breeder than i am are betting big that i am wrong) - its just a hunch of mine and still trying to work out why...but im breeding accordingly. likely future sire in NZ? (no assoication).

NordVPN works on both TAB and LoveRacing app which is the best video.

King of comedy https://www.instagram.com/reel/CwPvOWwqzl2/?igsh=NHNiNGIwc284ZWg4 Earlier and athletic - would tidy up a corse or larger mare. Circus maximus https://www.instagram.com/reel/CwO-lxwK-hY/?igsh=MTBvMTI0amJ4OGd5eQ== miler, solid, lower to the ground…

Both beat an up and coming sire - genetics and opportunity with out eventually…I liked both horse (quite different types) at the most recent stallion parade…

Back the horse that ran third next start - out of aqua d’Amour of Caulfield Cup fame….great finishing sectionals RPReplay_Final1703566582.mov

Thank you for taking the time to reinvigorate d this discussion- yes much stronger this time in at the business end. Turf Fire didn’t mature until 5 and she’s the same. A fast but later maturing family. She missed to Per Incanto last year, but in foal this year to Ribchester who is outperforming and under the radar somewhat at the moment - awaiting nz progeny. her sister is in foal to Hello Youmzain which is a loverly mating: on type and pedigree… another full - Grassburn - is in the same stable…out in Autumn- taking time like the rest of them.

And another report out for Sandown - partial sell down… https://www.racing.com/news/2023-12-07/news-industry-study-explores-partial-sandown-sale

Rosehill Racecourse to be relocated to make way for 'mini-city'… https://amp.9news.com.au/article/1cf2ff09-dde6-4061-a10b-dc3e3e18d4fb

He did..