When Street Cry (IRE) arrived in Australia for the first time 20 years ago as a Group I Dubai World Cup winner by Machiavellian, Australian breeders had no clue what to make of him, but his sireline delivered six Australian Group I winners this season including the best of them in Anamoe, so it’s time to get on board or get left behind.
The sire sons of Street Cry have enjoyed G1 success this season with Anamoe (Street Boss (USA), Dubai Honour (IRE) (Pride of Dubai), Bella Nipotina (Pride of Dubai), Little Brose (Per Incanto (USA), Roch ‘n’ Horse (Per Incanto (USA) and I’m Thunderstruck (Shocking).
Darley based Street Boss and Little Avondale Stud’s Per Incanto were two of the first sons of Street Cry at stud and have both carved out successful careers in Australia/ USA and New Zealand, while Pride of Dubai has had his ups and downs but outstanding results this year will see him back in favour at Coolmore this spring.
The big hope of this sireline lies with Anamoe, who will attempt to follow in the footsteps of past proper champion racehorses that have achieved super stud success in the vein of Lonhro and So You Think. Anamoe has everything you could possibly want in a racehorse and has the pedigree to back him up, so let’s all cheer him on!
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SIRE |
Stud |
Best Race Performance |
Mares Covered 2021 |
Mares Covered 2022 |
2023 Fee |
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Street Cry (IRE) 1998 |
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G1 |
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SIRE SONS |
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Street Boss (USA) 2004 |
Darley, Vic |
G1 |
117 |
100 |
$66,000 |
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Per Incanto (USA) 2004 |
Little Avondale Stud, NZ |
G3 |
133 |
105 |
NZ$50,000 |
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Coolmore, NSW |
G1 |
30 |
54 |
$27,500 |
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Shocking 2005 |
Rich Hill Stud, NZ |
G1 |
94 |
69 |
NZ$12,500 |
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Larneuk Stud |
G2 placed |
39 |
43 |
$3,300 |
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SIRE GRAND SONS |
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Anamoe (Street Boss (USA) 2018 |
Darley, NSW |
G1 |
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$121,000 |
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Rosemont Stud, Vic |
G3 |
195 |
175 |
$17,600 |
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Hallowed Crown (Street Sense (USA) 2011 |
Twin Hills Stud, NSW |
G1 |
33 |
30 |
$8,800 |
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