Mauritzfontein’s Impressive Yearling Lineup

23 February '25 @ SARDA Centre in Constantia

In the last few years, Mauritzfontein has begun a renewed effort to obtain fresh blood and exceptionally well-bred fillies to continue the dynasty and shape their thoroughbred nursery.

The farm has produced no fewer than 14 Oaks winners, 7 Durban July winners and most impressively a Triple Crown and a Triple Tiara winner.

They will be presenting a quality quartet at the BSA 2025 Cape Yearling Sale on Sunday, 23 February.

Mauritzfontein – A dynasty through the ages (Pic – Mauritzfontein on FB)

Lot 85Catfish (c) by Danon Platina ex Sea Cat

A half-brother to the 2024 Gr2 @WorldPool Twitter Umkhomazi Stakes winning Cats Pajamas, out of the high-class Var mare who won all of the Listed Breeders Guineas, Listed East Cape Guineas and Listed Lady’s Bracelet.

A direct descendant of the wonderful producer Kittiwake, herself the ancestress of numerous Gr1 winners including English classic winner Dawn Approach.

Lot 23 Daley Park (c) by Danon Platina ex Dalley

From the family of champions Edict Of Nantes and Colonial Girl.

Proven sires Fire Away and Flower Alley each have a single lot in this draft.

Lot 18Christmas Rose (f) by Fire Away ex Christmas Flower

Beautifully bred, her granddam is a half-sister to international Gr1 winners Lily Of The Valley and Mubtaahij

Lot 96 Colorado Columbine (f) by Flower Alley ex Supposing

Out of a winning Invincible Spirit half-sister to multiple group winner Solid Stone, her granddam Landmark was sired by Arch, who ranks as the broodmare sire of the Flower Alley-sired Kentucky Derby winning champion I’ll Have Another.

This draft can be viewed in Block C at the SARDA Centre in Constantia.

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