2000 Guineas

[my miss storm cat]

MOFARIJ!!!!!

Love Eagle Mountain, Yellowstone and Truly Royal too, but.....

Where's Snowdrops? We run his fan-base together.

[brockguy]

Originally Posted by my miss storm cat

MOFARIJ!!!!!

Love Eagle Mountain, Yellowstone and Truly Royal too, but.....

Where's Snowdrops? We run his fan-base together.

doubtful if Iffraaj's bro will run (450-1 on Betfair at the moment!!),

[my miss storm cat]

Originally Posted by brockguy

doubtful if Iffraaj's bro will run (450-1 on Betfair at the moment!!),

Well if he DOES, watch out world!

Last update on the Godolphin site was that he's in..... we shall see.

[brockguy]

you not a Teofilo fan???

[my miss storm cat]

Originally Posted by brockguy

you not a Teofilo fan???

I know how good he is. Loved HRE..... he would have been my pick.

Aaaah well if he wins i shall cheer BUT I still hope my boy is entered and shows a little glimmer of his brother's brilliance.

Can you tell i miss Iffraaj?

[brockguy]

just getting a rise off you.. Id love Teo to destroy the field but the setback just scares me....shame HRE isnt there, but we got George back at least...

heres something from racingpost:

FFRAAJ will shuttle to the Auckland-based Haunui Stud in New Zealand for the upcoming southern hemisphere season, where he will stand for NZ$12,000 (£4,454/€6,523) + GST.

The six-year-old son of Zafonic is currently serving a book of 150 mares at a fee of €12,000 in his first northern hemisphere season at Darley's Kildangan Stud.

“We had been made aware that Iffraaj was available and the more we found out about the horse, the harder it was to find any other that matched his credentials,” Mark Chitty of Haunui Farm told New Zealand Thoroughbred Update.

“He scored a tick in every box of our stallion section criteria and when we compared him to other horses that were available, there was just no contest.”

Iffraaj's finest moment came when defeating a high-class field by four lengths in the Group 2 Lennox Stakes. He also registered back-to-back victories in the Group 2 Park Stakes and finished a head second to Les Arcs in the Group 1 July Cup.

From the immediate family of Cape Cross, Diktat and Russian Rhythm, Iffraaj will be limited to 120 mares.

[Scurlogue Champ]

Rags To Riches- Oaks
US Ranger- Guineas
Circular Quay-Derby

Tabor wins all three classics within 24 hours in my opinion.

[my miss storm cat]

Originally Posted by brockguy

just getting a rise off you.. Id love Teo to destroy the field but the setback just scares me....shame HRE isnt there, but we got George back at least...

heres something from racingpost:

FFRAAJ will shuttle to the Auckland-based Haunui Stud in New Zealand for the upcoming southern hemisphere season, where he will stand for NZ$12,000 (£4,454/€6,523) + GST.

The six-year-old son of Zafonic is currently serving a book of 150 mares at a fee of €12,000 in his first northern hemisphere season at Darley's Kildangan Stud.

“We had been made aware that Iffraaj was available and the more we found out about the horse, the harder it was to find any other that matched his credentials,” Mark Chitty of Haunui Farm told New Zealand Thoroughbred Update.

“He scored a tick in every box of our stallion section criteria and when we compared him to other horses that were available, there was just no contest.”

Iffraaj's finest moment came when defeating a high-class field by four lengths in the Group 2 Lennox Stakes. He also registered back-to-back victories in the Group 2 Park Stakes and finished a head second to Les Arcs in the Group 1 July Cup.

From the immediate family of Cape Cross, Diktat and Russian Rhythm, Iffraaj will be limited to 120 mares.

Oh thanks so much for posting that!

Always nice to read about the brilliant one.

Yeah, at least we have George back...

Originally Posted by brockguy

heres something from racingpost:

FFRAAJ will shuttle to the Auckland-based Haunui Stud in New Zealand for the upcoming southern hemisphere season, where he will stand for NZ$12,000 (£4,454/€6,523) + GST.

The six-year-old son of Zafonic is currently serving a book of 150 mares at a fee of €12,000 in his first northern hemisphere season at Darley's Kildangan Stud.

“We had been made aware that Iffraaj was available and the more we found out about the horse, the harder it was to find any other that matched his credentials,” Mark Chitty of Haunui Farm told New Zealand Thoroughbred Update.

“He scored a tick in every box of our stallion section criteria and when we compared him to other horses that were available, there was just no contest.”

Iffraaj's finest moment came when defeating a high-class field by four lengths in the Group 2 Lennox Stakes. He also registered back-to-back victories in the Group 2 Park Stakes and finished a head second to Les Arcs in the Group 1 July Cup.

From the immediate family of Cape Cross, Diktat and Russian Rhythm, Iffraaj will be limited to 120 mares.

Yeah, good article...good to now how Iffraaj is doing . Love love LOVE him!

And yeah, definately going for Mofarij and Teofilo all the way...because they're awesome like that .

Katy