The rise of Sunday Silence

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tachyon
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Fri May 11, 2018 8:13 pm

Very neat!

Thanks for sharing!! :D
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Sunday Silence(USA) - 20 years ago in Hokkaido
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Sun May 13, 2018 9:22 am

Tachyon, that's a wonderful photo of Sunday Silence. Thanks for posting it. I miss him.
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The photo is from Tom Ryan's twitter feed:
Tom Ryan @TomRyanKY
May 11
Can’t tell you how cool it was to watch freshly minted G1 winner YOSHIDA dominate @ChurchillDowns on Saturday. His grandfather SUNDAY SILENCE was as tough in retirement as he was on the track. His legacy is now firmly cemented world over. Myself & himself 20 years ago in Hokkaido
https://twitter.com/TomRyanKY/status/995050926762229761
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Jour Polaire(JPN), 2013M. Deep Impact(JPN) x Summer Night City(JPN) by Helissio(FR), scored her first graded victory in the G1 Victoria Mile 1600m turf at Tokyo on May 13th 2018. She is a 1/2 sister to G1 winner Sadamu Patek(JPN)(Fuji Kiseki).
Lys Gracieux(JPN) got her fourth silver medal in the G1s.

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Jour Polaire
http://www.jbis.jp/horse/0001168174/
14-6-2-2

-- replay (English)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NwmWaGxUZtY
1st 4 Jour Polaire(JPN) [Deep Impact(JPN) x Summer Night City(JPN) by Helissio(FR)] M5 55 01:32.3
2nd 16 Lys Gracieux(JPN) [Heart's Cry(JPN) x Liliside(FR) by American Post(GB)] F4 55 01:32.3 NS
3rd 6 Red Avancer(JPN) [Deep Impact(JPN) x Eirmo Pixy(JPN) by Dancing Brave(USA)] M5 55 01:32.3 NK
4th 10 Aerolithe(JPN) F4 55 01:32.4 1/2
5th 2 Miss Panthere(JPN) F4 55 01:32.6 1 1/4
6th 1 Let's Go Donki(JPN) M6 55 01:32.7 1/2
7th 9 Soul Stirring(JPN) F4 55 01:32.7 HD
8th 11 Admire Lead(JPN) M5 55 01:33.0 1 3/4
9th 13 One to One(JPN) M5 55 01:33.0 NK
10th 5 Reine Minoru(JPN) F4 55 01:33.1 NK
11th 18 Maids of Honour(JPN) F4 55 01:33.3 1 1/4
12th 17 Denko Ange(JPN) M5 55 01:33.3 NK
13th 3 Rabbit Run(USA) F4 55 01:33.3 NS
14th 7 Kawakita Enka(JPN) F4 55 01:33.5 1 1/4
15th 14 Rieno Tesoro(USA) F4 55 01:33.6 1/2
16th 15 Dea Regalo(JPN) F4 55 01:33.6 NK
17th 12 Eterna Minoru(JPN) M5 55 01:33.7 1/2
18th 8 Queen's Milagro(JPN) M6 55 01:33.9 1 1/2
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Coeur de Beaute(FR), 2015F. Dabirsim(FR) x Twilight Tear(GB) by Rock of Gibraltar(IRE), finished second to Teppal(FR) in the G1 Poule d'Essai des Pouliches (French 1000 Guineas) 1600m at Paris-Longchamp on May 13th 2018.
I thought Coeur de Beaute was very unlucky after that unusual course change, even if Soumillon's claim against the track status was right.
She had to overcome her widest draw with the shortest lead-up to the first corner.

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-- replay
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jWT11ct ... e=youtu.be
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Sun May 20, 2018 12:37 pm

Almond Eye(JPN), 2015F. Lord Kanaloa(JPN) x Fusaichi Pandora(JPN) by Sunday Silence(USA), won the G1 Yushun Himba (Japanese Oaks) 2400m turf at Tokyo on May 20th 2018.
She became 14th filly to make the Oka Sho - Yushun Himba double and now eyes G1 Triple for three-years-old fillies.

Almond Eye(JPN)
http://www.jbis.jp/horse/0001203363/
5-4-1-0

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-- replay
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n-0u---FX3A
1st 13 Almond Eye(JPN) [Lord Kanaloa(JPN) x Fusaichi Pandora(JPN) by Sunday Silence(USA)] F3 55 02:23.8
2nd 1 Lily Noble(JPN) [Rulership(JPN) x Pure Chaplet(JPN) by Kurofune(USA)] F3 55 02:24.1 2
3rd 2 Lucky Lilac(JPN) [Orfevre(JPN) x Lilacs and Lace(USA) by Flower Alley(USA)]F3 55 02:24.4 1 3/4
4th 10 Red Sakuya(JPN) F3 55 02:24.7 1 3/4
5th 3 Mau Lea(JPN) F3 55 02:24.8 1/2
6th 8 Satono Walkure(JPN) F3 55 02:25.1 1 3/4
7th 11 Pioneer Bio(JPN) F3 55 02:25.1 NK
8th 15 Usubenino Kimi(JPN) F3 55 02:25.2 1/2
9th 6 All for Love(JPN) F3 55 02:25.4 1
10th 17 Rosa Glauca(JPN) F3 55 02:25.5 1/2
11th 14 Randonnee(USA) F3 55 02:25.7 1 1/2
12th 9 Sister Flag(JPN) F3 55 02:25.9 1 1/4
13th 5 Cantabile(JPN) F3 55 02:25.9 NK
14th 7 Toho Artemis(JPN) F3 55 02:26.1 1 1/4
15th 16 Win Lanakila(JPN) F3 55 02:26.3 1 1/4
16th 12 Sayakachan(JPN) F3 55 02:26.5 1 1/2
17th 18 Ohana(JPN) F3 55 02:26.7 1 1/2
4 Tosen Bless(JPN) F3 55 S



-- JRA review
http://japanracing.jp/_news2018/pdf/180520.pdf
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I'll be rooting her on for the triple!
With the Japanese Fillies Triple Crown the third race is the Shuka Sho right?
A filly named Ruffian...

Eine Stute namens Danedream...

Une pouliche se nommant Trêve...

Kincsem nevű kanca...


And a Queen named Beholder
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Yay Almond Eye!!!! And happy happy that Lily Noble & Lucky Lilac finished out the top three! :mrgreen: :mrgreen: :mrgreen:
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Almond Eye is really something special!
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Sun May 27, 2018 9:52 am

Wagnerian(JPN), 2015C. Deep Impact(JPN) x Miss Encore(JPN)[King Kamehameha(JPN) x Broad Appeal(USA)], won the G1 Tokyo Yushun (Japanese Derby) 2400m turf at Tokyo on May 27th 2018.
That was jockey Yuichi Fukunaga's much-awaited first Tokyo Yushun title in his 19th attempt.
Yuichi Fukunaga is a son of the legendary jockey Yoichi Fukunaga whose career was cut tragically short by a crippling accident in the race.
Emotional Yuichi commented after the race; ''Winning the Derby was our family's dream (his father Yoichi Fukunaga didn't win the Derby). Now I can give my father good news.''

Wagnerian's amazing owner Makoto Kaneko owned his sire Deep Impact, dam Miss Encore, dam's sire King Kamehameha and granddam Broad Appeal.

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-- replay of the G1 Tokyo Yushun (Japanese Derby) (English)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zfmAjF6_roQ
1st 17 Wagnerian(JPN) [Deep Impact(JPN) x Miss Encore(JPN) by King Kamehameha(JPN)] C3 57 02:23.6
2nd 12 Epoca d'Oro(JPN) [Orfevre(JPN) x Daiwa Passion(JPN) by Forty Niner(USA)] C3 57 02:23.7 1/2
3rd 7 Cosmic Force(JPN) [King Kamehameha(JPN) x Microkosmos(JPN) by Neo Universe(JPN)] C3 57 02:23.8 NK
4th 14 Etario(JPN) C3 57 02:23.8 NS
5th 8 Blast Onepiece(JPN) C3 57 02:23.8 NS
6th 1 Danon Premium(JPN) C3 57 02:23.8 HD
7th 6 Go for the Summit(JPN) C3 57 02:24.0 1 1/4
8th 15 Stelvio(JPN) C3 57 02:24.0 NK
9th 4 Admire Alba(JPN) C3 57 02:24.1 3/4
10th 10 Stay Foolish(JPN) C3 57 02:24.2 NK
11th 2 Time Flyer(JPN) C3 57 02:24.4 1 1/4
12th 5 Kitano Commandeur(JPN) C3 57 02:24.4 NK
13th 18 Sans Rival(JPN) C3 57 02:24.5 1/2
14th 13 Grail(JPN) C3 57 02:24.6 3/4
15th 9 Oken Moon(JPN) C3 57 02:25.0 2 1/2
16th 16 Generale Uno(JPN) C3 57 02:25.3 1 3/4
17th 11 Gendarme(USA) C3 57 02:25.4 1/2
18th 3 T O Energy(JPN) C3 57 02:26.2 5


Wagnerian(JPN)
http://www.jbis.jp/horse/0001205273/
6-4-1-0

-- JRA report
http://japanracing.jp/_news2018/pdf/180527.pdf
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Oh wow yay for Wagnerian! And I see Epoca d'Oro was up for second and Danon Premium not too far back... thanks for the replay tachyon, I just was too tired to stay up last night! :mrgreen:
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Sun May 27, 2018 7:52 pm

Quite a coop for the owner, as you mentioned he owns all of the immediate family. And wasn't Broad Appeal the one known for that crazy come-from-behind effort?
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Starine wrote:Quite a coop for the owner, as you mentioned he owns all of the immediate family. And wasn't Broad Appeal the one known for that crazy come-from-behind effort?
-- six races won by Broad Appeal(USA) under Kaneko Makoto silk
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TXOVBhSHVS0

http://www.jbis.jp/horse/0000287786/
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I think this win by Deep Impact's son is so exciting. I was also delighted that a son of Orfevre from a Forty Niner mare finished 2nd. And the Sunday Silence beat goes on...
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Sun Jun 03, 2018 10:25 am

Study of Man(IRE), 2015C. Deep Impact(JPN) x Second Happiness(USA)[Storm Cat(USA) x Miesque(USA)], won the G1 Prix du Jockey Club 2100m turf at Chantilly!

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-- replay (French)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RSFwhMj786c

-- Réaction de Pascal Bary et Stéphane Pasquier
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6l1o0odIVaM
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tachyon wrote:Study of Man(IRE), 2015C. Deep Impact(JPN) x Second Happiness(USA)[Storm Cat(USA) x Miesque(USA)], won the G1 Prix du Jockey Club 2100m turf at Chantilly!
This is so exciting and rewarding for those of us who believed in Sunday Silence since his racing days. I love Study of Man's pedigree too. Storm Cat and Miesque...could not get any better on the dam side.

I only wish that the Sunday Silence line would emerge as important here in the US.

Also, what a thrilling video that was. Where the camera is right next to the rail, you can see and hear the thundering herd going by so close. Wow! Puts our dull, remote style of covering races here in the US way to shame.
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tachyon wrote: -- Réaction de Pascal Bary et Stéphane Pasquier
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6l1o0odIVaM
Love the commentary from these two, so full of praise for their colt!

On that note... if I have kept track right, Deep Impact has capture English, French and Japanese Classics this year alone!? I think it's only a matter of time before US breeders give another look to the Sunday Silence sireline. Especially with Hat Trick's quiet performance last year on the world stage as well as his son Darbisim off to a resounding start. Sure hope Gainesway keeps him around.
A filly named Ruffian...

Eine Stute namens Danedream...

Une pouliche se nommant Trêve...

Kincsem nevű kanca...


And a Queen named Beholder
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Treve wrote:
tachyon wrote: -- Réaction de Pascal Bary et Stéphane Pasquier
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6l1o0odIVaM
Love the commentary from these two, so full of praise for their colt!

On that note... if I have kept track right, Deep Impact has capture English, French and Japanese Classics this year alone!? I think it's only a matter of time before US breeders give another look to the Sunday Silence sireline. Especially with Hat Trick's quiet performance last year on the world stage as well as his son Darbisim off to a resounding start. Sure hope Gainesway keeps him around.
Hat Trick didn't return from Brazil after shuttling in 2017. He wasn't appreciated in the US, there was no reason to send him back. He covered 19 mares in 2017, its not worth to shuttle a stallion back for that.
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I think that European breeders are tapping the Sunday Silence line to gain an outcross for all their Sadlers' Wells/Danehill bloodlines. Clearly, the Deep Impact offspring are showing that is a successful cross.
However, those wins mentioned above have come in turf races. It makes sense for European breeders to use a horse like Deep Impact but, unfortunately, Sunday's sons haven't been a huge success getting top dirt runners. And being strictly a grass sire is a hard way to make it here in the US.
Kitten's Joy did it, but he had a dedicated (one could say obsessed) owner determined to "make" KJ into a success. And now, KJ's offspring (like Hawkbill, Roaring Lion) are even doing well Across the Pond.
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