The bay filly is also the first foal out of the young Arch mare Dating Lady
Luck, a half-sister to current multiple Graded stakes winner Frank
Conversation. The filly was bred by Spendthrift."This is exactly the type of foal we were looking for when we brought Hampton Court over from Australia," said Ned Toffey, General Manager at Spendthrift. "The filly is extremely athletic looking, with tremendous bone and substance."
Hampton Court also stands stud in his native Australia on Southern Hemisphere time and covered 64 mares in Victoria last spring.
A $500,000 yearling purchase trained by Gai Waterhouse, Hampton Court
broke his maiden at two before going on to capture his biggest win as a
3-year-old in the Spring Champion Stakes (G1) at Randwick Racecourse, setting a
new track record that had stood for 16 years.
Hampton Court is out of the stakes-winning Broken Vow mare
Roses 'n' Wine, and he hails from the female family of champion race mare
Makybe Diva. Hampton Court is set to stand his second Northern Hemisphere season
at Spendthrift for a fee of $4,000 stands and nurses, or $5,500 through
Spendthrift's "Breed Secure" program.
He covered 56 mares in the US last year.
