A change of address for.....

[my miss storm cat]

Originally Posted by NoChanceToDance

South Central (winner of this years' Norfolk stakes at Royal Ascot) has been sold to race in Hong Kong.

*you'll have to keep an eye out for him, mmsc..... let me know of any name change if possible

Okay found him!

He's flying in on the 30th!!!!! (BA 3459 arriving at 3:20)

He'll be with Tsui.

On the same flight...

Lazy Days
Leo's Pride
Generous Thought
Jedediah
Chevie
Unwritten Rule
and Progreso

[my miss storm cat]

Racing Post...


Royal Ascot winner Colony sold to race in Dubai


David Milnes

COLONY, who gave Ryan Moore his first ever success at Royal Ascot earlier this year, has been sold to Sheikh Mohammed and will probably be campaigned at the Dubai Carnival this winter.

The three-year old provided the first leg of a memorable double for owners Highclere Thoroughbred Racing at the Royal fixture when beating Savarain in the King George V Stakes in June.

The William Haggas- trained Collection, who has also since been sold to race abroad, then added to the syndicates gains when scoring in the Listed Hampton Court Stakes.

[my miss storm cat]

Originally Posted by NoChanceToDance

South Central (winner of this years' Norfolk stakes at Royal Ascot) has been sold to race in Hong Kong.

*you'll have to keep an eye out for him, mmsc..... let me know of any name change if possible

Thought I posted already (either going crazy or put it in one of the HK threads... not sure) but he's now Elite of Chiu Ton...

http://www.hkjc.com/english/racing/h...p?horseno=K089

http://www.hkjc.com/english/pp_formsheet/fse_K089.pdf

I remembered to look cause I just read that Central Station was renamed over the weekend.

HIs new name is ummm, Strawberry. Awww.

http://www.hkjc.com/english/racing/h...p?HorseNo=K182

http://www.hkjc.com/english/pp_formsheet/fse_K182.pdf

[my miss storm cat]

Soto... to Saudi Arabia...

http://sidfernando.wordpress.com/

Here’s some breaking news that can now be released, courtesy of his new owner: Kentucky stallion Soto (Dehere — Subtle Fragrance, by Crafty Prospector), the sire of two black-type winners from his first crop of 2-year-olds last season, has been sold and will stand at stud in Saudi Arabia.

The Walmac-based stallion was purchased by Nofa Equestrian Resort for the account of owner Prince Sultan Al Kabeer, the leading owner in Saudi Arabia.

Soto won 5 of 6 starts and earned $666,164 in two seasons. At 2 the colt won the Grade 2 Kentucky Jockey Club Stakes and at 3 he took the Grade 3 West Virginia Derby, a $600,000 race.

The stallion’s son Suni won a listed event in Japan, and his daughter Glamorous Gal earned black type in the Tippett Stakes at Colonial Downs.

[my miss storm cat]

Antonius Pius (yea! ) to South Africa as per SARacing...

(Behave!)