Pomodoro’s At Premier!

See you at De Grendel on Sunday afternoon

Klawervlei Stud’s versatile Gr1 Vodacom Durban July winner Pomodoro (Jet Master) continues to catch the eye as a sire.

South Africa’s Leading First Season Sire of 2017-2018, Pomodoro is a proven source of high-class gallopers, with his progeny already including the likes of dual Gr1 winner, and Equus Champion, RETURN FLIGHT, Gr1 Cape Guineas winner RUSSIAN ROCK, R5 million earner CIRILLO, and short-lived Gr2 WSB Camellia Stakes winner GOLDEN BELLE.

The handsome Pomodoro : Jet Master – Golden Apple (Northern Guest)

Pomodoro also has a number of promising sorts waiting in the wings, with his current representatives including BLACK THORN (winner of three of his last four starts), BARZALONA (winner of the recent Need For Speed Sprint) -and POMODORO’S JET. The latter made a big impression when shedding his maiden impressively on L’Ormarins Queen’s Plate day, and he looks a progressive three-year-old in the making.

The July winning Pomodoro has an exciting bunch in the Klawervlei draft on offer at Sunday’s Cape Premier Yearling Sale, as can be seen from below:

Lot 63 c Pomodoro -Intergalactic

Bred on the same cross which produced Pomodoro’s talented daughter CARALLUMA, this colt is out of Gr2 Ipi Tombe Challenge winner INTERGALACTIC (Kahal).

The latter, also third in the Gr1 Empress Club Stakes, is out of a mare by one of the greatest stallions in history -GALILEO (Sadler’s Wells), and Intergalactic herself is directly descended in female line from arguably the most famous mare in the studbook -LA TROIENNE (Teddy).

Lot 106 c Pomodoro -Pacific Lights

This colt is a half-brother to seven winners, including CTS Million Dollar winner ILLUMINATOR (Trippi), Klawervlei Farm Sale Stakes winner ROCK THE GLOBE (Seventh Rock) and the 3 time winning dam of recent Gr3 Tony Ruffel Stakes winner WILLIAM ROBERTSON (Rafeef).

His dam is a stakes placed AL MUFTI (Roberto) half-sister to speedy Gr1 winner SILVER ARC (Silvino).

Lot 126 f Pomodoro -Safe Harbour

This filly, closely inbred to RAKEEN (Northern Dancer), is out of Lanzerac Ready To Run Stakes winner, and runner up in three Gr1 races including the Gr1 Cape Fillies Guineas runner up, SAFE HARBOUR (Elusive Fort).

This well bred filly, whose third dam is G1 winner SAINTLY LADY (Peacetime), is directly descended in female line from the hugely influential SISTER SUBLIME (Dante).

Lot 163 f Pomodoro -Trophy Wife

This filly, whose full-brother WITHOUT EQUAL ran fourth on debut, is out of G2 Gerald Rosenberg Stakes winner and Gr1 Empress Club Stakes 2nd TROPHY WIFE (Tiger Ridge). Trophy wife earned nearly R2 million during her racing career which saw her win from 1200m to 2400 metres.

This filly’s granddam is Woolavington Stakes winner MY SQUEEZA (Goldmark), and her fourth dam is G1 winner, and champion, BOLD CHERRY (Plum Bold).

Lot 179 f Pomodoro -Witchcraft

Bred on the same cross as stakes winning two-year-old CARALLUMA, this filly is out of dual G3 Track And Ball Oaks WITCHCRAFT, she a half-sister to Gr1 Allan Robertson Championship winner UNDER YOUR SPELL (Capetown Noir).

Her granddam is a daughter of breed-shaping stallion KINGMAMBO (Mr Prospector), and is a half-sister to Gr2 Park Hill Stakes winner MEEZNAH (Dynaformer). Third dam is a stakes winning sister to successful SA sire CASEY TIBBS (Sadler’s Wells), and this is the immediate family of the remarkable full-brothers LE MOSS (Le Levanstell) and LEVMOSS.

The De Grendel CTS Cape Premier Yearling Sale starts at 14h00 on Sunday.

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