Bowness and BOBS Make Classic Buying Easy – Part One

Tara Madgwick - Tuesday February 7

John North's Bowness Stud at Young in the south west of NSW is a proven nursery for winners and stakes horses and their draft of 10 BOBS eligible yearlings to be offered at the 2017 Inglis Classic Yearling Sale represent great value with the all-important upside of maximized racetrack return.

Lot 17 Filly Hinchinbrook x Mezmar, by Marwina

By Hinchinbrook, an in-form, outstanding young sire of over $3million in earnings this season. Third foal of a winning half-sister to stakes-winner Dorf Command.

Lot 74 Colt Uncle Mo (USA) x Pointed by Flying Spur – Gold Riband session

By one of the best stallions in North America in Uncle Mo, who sired Man from Uncle to win the Group III ATC Eskimo Prince Stakes last Saturday. Half-brother to four winners from the family of South African Group I winners Stellite and Zirconeum, plus slick stakes winning Group I placed fillies Paklani and Jersey Lily.

Lot 135 Filly Camelot (GB) x Pan's Flute, by Lonhro

From the first and only Australian crop of foals by Epsom Derby winner Camelot. Half-sister to two winners from a daughter of Group II winner Syrinx.

Lot 228 Colt Bullet Train (GB) x Spirit of Pompeii, by Bel Esprit

From the second crop of a three-quarter brother to champion racehorse and Group I sire Frankel. Second foal of winning half-sister to Group I placed sprinter Solar Antiquity from the family of dual Group I winner River Rough.

Lot 252 Colt Dream Ahead (USA) x Supamach (IRE), by Machiavellian

Half-brother to four winners from a grand-daughter of French Group I winner Maximova from the family of dual Group I winner The Grey Gatsby.

See the Bowness Stud yearlings at Stable 3 – Rows C 2-5 & D1-6.

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