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Alan Porter — Wed, 28 Oct 2009 23:53:24 GMT

John T.

Thanks for the heads up on Bullet Train, he's a three-parts-brother to Powerscourt, and bred on what's turning out an excellent cross, Sadler's Wells/Danehill.

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Dougie — Wed, 28 Oct 2009 07:52:44 GMT

It is becoming quite apparent that to win at the highest International level and especially over a distance of ground you can't go wrong adding the stamina of the Sadler's Wells bloodline.

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BELLWETHER — Wed, 28 Oct 2009 04:58:41 GMT

SADDLE UP...POWERSCOURT WILL B A REEL GOOD ONE...

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Brady22 — Wed, 28 Oct 2009 01:36:24 GMT

Thanks for an interesting article on Sadler's Wells. I've always loved his breeding being out of a Bold Reason mare. Three years ago, while I was on a visit to Ireland I had the opportunity to visit Coolmore Stud and during our tour saw Sadler's Wells, Peintre Celebre, Montjeu and Hawk Wing. What a thrill! Since it was during the summer all the other stallions were in Australia for the down under breeding season.

We also saw Kasora the dam on High Chaparral. She was in a field with other mares and their foals. Kasora's foal of that year was a full brother to "Hi C". What a surprise this summer, when looking at the breeding of the horses in this year Secretariat Stakes at Arlington Park... there was the full brother, Black Bear Island. Now that he is owned and trained in this country, it will be fun to see him run here and perhaps someday retire to stud here.

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John T. — Wed, 28 Oct 2009 01:26:55 GMT

Not only did Sadler,s Wells have

a very nice group 1 winner in Ask this week but also one of his 2 year olds,Bullet Train won at the first time of asking at Yarmouth in England today.Always traveling well he was running on at the end of the one mile contest.Out of a useful mare called Kind,and being trained by Henry Cecil he will be given everychance to develope into a good 3 year old