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Angrove Rum BaBa is to race on the flat, bringing his vibrant colour to the racetrack.
Read all about it in the Northern Echo link below
http://www.thenorthernecho.co.uk/news/8369953.Play_your_cards_right_by_betting_on_the_colours/
http://www.yorkpress.co.uk/news/8370152.Racehorse_Rummy_stands_out_from_his_rivals/
Ring now to reserve your place in a syndicate of 50
6 free tickets every time he races to be shared around the syndicate
1/2 price tickets to race tracks for syndicate members when Angrove
RumBaBa runs
To see his video click here
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3IVojgjGfHQ
For just £35.00 per month you can go racing have a share of any winning.
Angrove Rum BaBa is on free lease to the syndicate for the 2010 flat season Come and have some Fun!
Rummy is now in full training and is expected to be running in his first race in November
Call Heather Kitching on 01642 724 860
Email
angrovestud@btconnect.com
http://www.angrovestud.com/
Background information on Angrove Rum BaBa
Angrove Rum BaBa, a 2 year old colt by our Stallion Ricco, out of our TB mare Bond Angel Eyes by Dr Fong xx out of a Danehill mare Speedybird.
Speedybird's daughter Letizia Relco (ire) has now been placed in a Listed race in Italy, which means Angel is now out of a Black type mare.
Angel's Half sister, A bit Special, out of Speedybird, was exported to the USA and has won $41,621 and has produced a winning Black Type daughter called Miss Blakely, winner of the Boynton Beach Stakes 3rd, placed in the Twin Lights Stakes, 3rd in the Woodbine Canadian Oaks.
Miss Blakely has winnings of $125,728 as a 2 and 3 year old.
Miss Blakely, a daughter of Smart Strike, ran in the Oaks. The dam of Miss Blakely is A Bit Special, an English-bred daughter of Rahy who finished in the money in four of her five starts. A Bit Special's grandmother is a half-sister to Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe winner Mill Reef.
Bond Angel Eyes is from a superb mare line that includes Milan Mill the dam of Mill Reef and her daughter Mille Fleurs, Mill Reef's half sister, Angel's Grandmother.
Bond Angel eyes in her racing days yellow cap
Angrove Rum BaBa's sire Ricco has not only gained colour from his dam Zarini by Zhivago by Top Hat, Zarini dam was by TB Flying Bee. He has gained from the TB racing blood as well, Ricco's sire, Captain Maverick, Chef-De-Race Nureyev, Chef-De-Race Northern Dancer,
Little Tobago, Riccos Grandam by Impressive. 3 wins at 2 and 3, $21,051, 3rd Cherry Hill Oaks -G3 Dam of 11 foals, 10 to race, 7 winners, including--
PLAY ON. 2 wins to 3, $167,792, Withers S.- G2, 2nd Preakness S.- G1. Sire.
Monfarid own brother to Captain Maverick; Winner at 3 in England; winner at 4 and 5, $64,775.
G1 Sire of Jaque Mate (CHI).
Just the best thoroughbred breeding in racing Colour!
In Ricco, four generation pedigree there are; 17 stakes Winners, 10 Stakes placed, 5 Group Winners, 1 Group placed; with a consolidated winnings of 527,634 pounds.
Angrove Rum BaBa is now in training with Paul Midgley and joins stable stars Smarty Socks & Highland Warrior
About Paul Midgley
The Racing Post rates him highly. Its northern correspondent, Tom O'Ryan, says: "Paul's definitely one of the top young trainers in the country. A name we'll hear a lot more of. There's no hiding place as a trainer. Paul has come from modest beginnings to make a real success of training which, in my opinion, is down to his hard graft, realistic placement of his horses and – plainly – a flair for getting the best out of them."
Angrove Rum BaBa Pedigree contains some great names Danehill, Nureyev, Dr Fong, Danzig,to see his pedigree please click here
http://www.allbreedpedigree.com/angrove+rum+baba
Superb Movement and a trainable temperament
Angrove Rum BaBa is currently being ridden by Paul Pickard
we are so proud that Paul is riding our Boy!
About Paul
The Kyne-Wilson Scholarship was created by Beverley Racecourse,
with the support of the families of Jamie Kyne and Jan Wilson who tragically lost their lives in a house fire in Norton in September 2009.
Sally Iggulden, the Racecourse Manager at Beverley felt that a scholarship to nurture and support the talent of an apprentice jockey was an appropriate way to commemorate the lives of the two young jockeys.
The scholarship includes sponsorship of a Yorkshire based apprentice jockey,help with riding equipment, fitness and help in other areas that the specific candidate requests.
The first recipient of the scholarship, which runs from January 1st 2010 to December 31st 2010 is Paul Pickard.
Aged just 22 and apprenticed to Paul Midgley in Westow, near York, Paul has worked very hard to get to the position he is now in which
is why he is the inaugural recipient.
To read more about Paul please visit the link below.
