Bought from the Magic Millions Yearling Sale in 2015 by renowned bloodstock agent James Bester for the It's All About the Girls Syndicate, Global Glamour quickly proved herself on the track for the Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott stable.
The daughter of Star Witness won her debut as a two year-old by six lengths and then shot to fame as a spring three year-old capturing the rare Group I double of ATC Flight Stakes (1600m) and MRC Thousand Guineas (1600m) for her adoring group of high profile all women owners.
Retired last year with the overall record of five wins and six placings from 19 starts with prizemoney topping $1.5 million, Global Glamour was covered by leading young stallion Zoustar in her first season at stud and will be offered by Widden Stud as Lot 1219.
The best offspring to date by Star Witness, Global Glamour has a diverse pedigree making her a very easy mare to mate to any of the leading sires going forward.
Widden Stud will present a stellar draft of 46 mares (Click here to see them) with some additional highlights below:
Lot 892 Magic Alibi – Young stakes-winning Star Witness mare that is also placed at Group II and Group III level with an overall record of five wins from 36 starts with $481,585 in prizemoney.
Offered in full work, this lovely mare has a solid pedigree and claims Group I Queensland Oaks winner Tristram Rose as her third dam. She looks a perfect candidate for an early cover this spring to any of the popular sires.
Lot 1099 Consommateur (NZ) - Winner of the Group III ATC Epona Stakes, this grand-daughter of Red Ransom (USA) comes from the family of Group I winners Magic of Sydney and Daney Boy.
She is offered in foal to Group I Royal Ascot hero Merchant Navy in her first season at stud on a September cover.
Lot 381 Mischief Night – Unraced half-sister by outstanding sire Shamardal (UA) to Group I ATC All Aged Stakes winner Pierata and Group III winner Ashokhan from Group III winner November Flight.
Widden sold her Sebring yearling colt for $210,000 at Magic Millions this year and she is offered in foal to Pierata's sire Pierro.
Lot 1603 Summer Sham – From the famed Shantha's Choice family that has given us superstars such as Redoute's Choice, Manhattan Rain and more recently Shoals. Summer Sham won her first three starts in succession including the Group II MRC Angus Armanasco Stakes and retired lightly raced after just seven starts.
By leading sire Not a Single Doubt and is offered in foal to Star Witness in her first season at stud.
Lot 828 Debate – Winning three year-old filly by So You Think offered in full work with a barrier trial win at Rosehill on May 13 beating stakes-winner Pohutukawa,click here to watch the video.
A $540,000 Inglis Easter yearling purchase for Alan Bell, Debate is a lovely style of filly and is a half-sister to Group II winning sprinter Unpretentious from the family of Group I winners Rockabuble and Chortle.