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| BARGIBANT (Sir Tristram (IRE) - My Fair Consul) |
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Bargibant is by the outstanding sire, Sir Tristram and is from the First Consul mare My Fair Consul. Her full brother, Fair sir, won the Group 1 Australasian Stakes and over A$1 million in prize money. She is the dam of Group 2 winner Free At Last (Senor Pete) and stakes performer Kingdom Reigns (Ron's Victory).
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| COUTET (Nuage D'Or (USA) - Tiffany Rose by Sovereign Edition) |
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Coutet is the dam of 12 foals, 9 of which have passed through the Karaka Yearling Sales, for a total of $1.4 million. Her 1995 colt by Canny Lad was named Allez Suez and went on to win the Group I AJC Epsom H. Her 1997 colt by Jetball sold for $320,000 at the 1999 Karaka Sale, and in 2003 her 2001 Stravinsky colt went through the sale ring for $400,000. She currently has a yearling colt by Darci Brahma on the stud who will be aimed at the 2010 ready-to-run sales. Coutet was retired from stud in 2009.
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| FEENAGH (Prince Tenderfoot-Enticement by Infatuation) |
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Feenagh was unraced but has proved very successful at stud as the dam of two stakes winners. These are Lord Mornington (by Opera Prince), the winner of six races including the Group 2 VRC Maribyrnong Plate and the Listed Brian Courtney Stakes, and Turjiman who won five times including the Listed SAJC Port Adelaide Guineas.
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| GEORGIANA (Nassipour (USA) - Mouton Magic by Imposing) |
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Georgiana is a half-sister to Group I winner Star Dancer (by Star Watch) and is from the family of prolific winner Naturalism (by Palace Music) and Group I winner Crystal Palace (by Palace Music). Naturalism is the winner of the Group I AJC Derby and Crystal Palace is the winner of the Group I Queensland Oaks.
Georgiana is the dam of 9 foals including Group I placed Vega Sicillia and Filante Etoile. Her gelding by King's Best topped the HKJC International Sale in 2004 when he sold for HK$6m.
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| HEIDI BELLE (Copenhagen II-Dresden Belle by Alcimedes) |
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Has left a dynasty of stakes winners such as Finezza Belle - her daughter, Group 2 winner Christiania Belle and then her daughter, Group 3 winner Zino Belle.
Finezza Belle was a high-class racemare winning the Group 2 Grand Prix Stakes in Brisbane. Her other notable wins were in the Group 3 Sir Byrne Hart Stakes (also in Brisbane) and the Group 3 Hawke's Bay Cup at Hastings.
Heidi Belle, a winner of four races, is from the magnificent Belle family which has churned out a succession of winners over many years.
She is the dam of seven individual winners.
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| NAJABA (Touching Wood-Lady Hester by Native Prince) |
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The New Zealand record holder for 1800m, Najaba was a quality performer on the racetrack. Won seven times - at distances ranging from 1200m to 1800m - including a fine victory in the Listed South Island Thoroughbred Breeders' Stakes and recorded a good third in the Group 2 New Zealand Thoroughbred Breeders' Stakes at Te Aroha.
Also recorded placings in the Listed Wairarapa Breeders' Stakes and Listed Galilee Stakes at Te Awamutu. Has also been a successful broodmare as the dam of three times Listed 2yo race winner Chartreuse.
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| PETRAVA (Imposing-Silver Liner by Sovereign Edition) |
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A five-time Group 1 winner in South Africa and champion three-year-old filly of 1984/85, Petrava was an exceptional racemare and also proved to be an outstanding broodmare as the dam of eight individual winners including champion South Africa 3yo filly of 2001, Hoeberg, and Jallad who won 8 races and is a very successful sire.
The Gr. 1 races won by Petrava were: the Gosford Germiston November Handicap, the South African Fillies' Guineas, the Kenilworth Cape Of Good Hope Paddock Stakes, the Milnerton Fillies Guineas and the Gosforth Stuttafords Cup.
Petrava's influence as a broodmare will continue on for many generations to come.
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| RICHEBOURG (Vice Regal-Mary Mead by Wilks) |
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A foundation mare of the Stud and the dam of four winners including the champion race mare Romanee Conti and the Group 1 winner Grand Echezeaux - dam of five-time Group 1 winner Darci Brahma.
The Stud has retained her Zabeel full sister to Grand Echezeaux called Our Echezeaux. In 2001 Richebourg foaled another bay Zabeel filly, also a full sister to Grand Echezeaux, and both are 3/4 sisters to Romanee Conti, the dam of the 2001 Melbourne and Caulfield Cup winner, Ethereal.
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| RIVERINA CHARM (Sir Tristram (IRE)-Country Charm (IRE) by Northfields) |
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A wonderful race mare with seven wins including four Group 1's on both sides of the Tasman and nearly $A800,000 in stake earnings, Riverina Charm has left three stakeswinners including the 2000 NZ Bloodstock Filly of the Year in Sarwatch (by Jetball), plus Paolino and Russian Charm. With an impressive international and Australasian race proven pedigree Riverina Charm's progeny will long be part of Pencarrow Stud although sadly she died in 2007.
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| ROMANEE CONTI (Sir Tristram (IRE) - Richebourg by Vice Regal) |
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The Hong Kong International Cup winner along with the STC Queen of the Turf S. Group 3, four other stakes and listed races, seven wins in total, as well as her second place to the champion Octagonal in the Queen Elizabeth Randwick S. and prize money of over $NZ1 million in 1988, made Romanee Conti a great racemare for the stud and all race followers through out Australasia and Asia
In 2001 her Rythm filly, Ethereal, won a historic treble of Group 1 races including the Melbourne Cup at Flemmington on Tuesday 6 Nov 2001, defeating the English Gallopers Give the Slip and Persian Punch. Her first Group 1 win was the Queensland Oaks with a sustained run down the outside of the field at Eagle Farm, Brisbane. She then completed a double Group 1 spring campaign when she won the Group 1 Caulfield Cup at Caufieldon October 27 followed by the Melbourne Cup. In the autumn of 2002 Ethereal came back to score a wonderful fourth Group 1 win in the BMW at Rosehill beating Universal Prince by a nose. The mares turn of foot over the last 200m of the 2400m race saw her storm past the field to score right on the line. Ethereal was retired straight after the race to the broodmare paddocks of Pencarrow. Ethereal showed the same strong Galloping and determination in her races as Romanee Conti, and she has stamped a Group 1 quality to the pedegree to enhance her dam's great race record. For her performances Ethereal was made the highest weighted mare on the extended (2800m and further) International Classification with a rating of 114.
Romanee Conti is also the dam of Velvet and Satin (by Carnegie) and the stallion Le Bec Fin (Tale Of The Cat). She was retired from stud duties in 2008.
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| TAMARINO (IRE) (Caerleon (USA) - Fruition (IRE) by Rheingold) |
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Tamarino is the placed half-sister to Group I Breeders Cup Turf Stakes winner, and sire, Northern Spur (by Sadler's Wells). She is also half to Group III winner, and sire, Great Marquess (by Touching Wood). Tamarino has five named foals, four to race, all of which have been winners, including El Gitano and Heyerdahl.
She has produced 3 colts by Danehill, the 2003 colt sold for $475,000 at the 2005 Karaka Premier Yearling Sale. Her 2007 colt by Elvstroem sold to Australia in 2009, and is now named Crawfish.
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| TROTANOY (Lord Seymour (IRE)-Coin Of Gold (AUS), by Wilkes) |
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The multiple Listed winner, and six-time winner overall, Trotanoy is out of Coin Of Hope who is the half-sister to the very good sprinter and Group I Golden Slipper winner John's Hope. A Group I Blue Diamond Stakes winner as well, John's Hope was the Head of the 1971/72 Australian 2YO Free Handicap. Trotanoy is the half-sister to the stakes winners Monarch Star and Silver Stardom. Trotanoy has produced the multiple Group III and five times winner Arrabeea (by Zabeel) and the Listed and six times winner Marie Claire (by O'Reilly). Trotanoy's last foal was the unraced Montjeu four-year-old Libourne.
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| VAPOUR TRAIL (Jetball (AUS)-Devil's Lair by Sir Tristram) |
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The wonderful race filly Vapour Trial joined the Pencarrow broodmare band in 2002 after her crowning year as the 2002 NZ Bloodstock Filly of the Year. The five-time winner, including the Group I New Zealand Oaks and Group II’s ARC Eight Carat Classic and WRC Sir Tristram Fillies Classic, is from the unraced Sir Tristram mare Devil’s Lair. The dam of Devil’s Lair is Sharika, by Northfields, who has had four winners from her six foals to race, including the winner of nine races and stakes placed Noisy Peer (by Lord Ballina). The family includes group and stakes winners in Europe, South Africa and Australia. Vapour Trial joins fellow Pencarrow Stud home–bred Sarwatch, by Jetball, as a NZ Bloodstock Filly of the Year gracing the Waikato pastures of the Pencarrow Stud broodmare band. Vapour Trial foaled a colt by Viscount in 2003 and a colt by Black Minnaloushe in 2004.
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