holy roman emperor x amerique

 This filly was bought from the Goffs UK Breeze up sale for just £23,000 from a new consignor named GET.

GET are relatively small German based consignors, Nick has a strong opinion that there is value to be had when a consignor is in its infancy and we hope this is the case here.

This filly isn’t small, she’s a well put together individual who we expect will be seen to best affect over 7-8f, progressing right throughout the year and into her three year old campaign.

On the clock, her first furlong clocked 124th due to her running around once first asked to quicken but once she did, she took off. Her second furlong was the 12th fastest with her gallop out the 11th fastest. If she keeps straight during the opening few strides of the breeze then she records a top twenty time and we may not have been able to pick her up.

Despite the German Influence, we know the mare, having tried to by her 2yo last season, a filly called Tryst who has ran to a mark over 84 on four of her five starts. George Boughey trains her and I’m told it was expected that she would be a stakes filly as a three year old and we have a strong opinion of mares producing consecutive smart horses.

This is by mass producing group winner, Holy Roman Emperor who continues to produce top class animals such as Royal Ascot winning Rashabar.

She is entered in three German group races in the second half of the season and that is an avenue we could well explore in the autumn.

David Easterby trains her, David absolutely loved her and was willing to go a fair bit higher had it had been required.

She should be on the track in June, starting at either six or seven furlongs and we fully expect her to be able to land a maiden on everything we saw today before stepping into deeper company.

There are plenty of valuable restricted races over seven furlongs from the middle of summer onwards, we’ve tasted great success in these £30,000 novices in recent years and we’ll be looking to start off down that route again.

  Full details to follow.