Darley shuttler Harry Angel (IRE) posted an international stakes double last weekend and delivered a big result for Mill Park Stud at Inglis Premier on Monday with the half-brother to Berkeley Square and Senor Toba selling for $400,000.
With his oldest Australian progeny just two year-olds, Harry Angel is showing good promise here with stakes-winner Arkansaw Kid and metro winner Tom Kitten, while in the Northern Hemisphere he posted two brand new stakes-winners last Saturday.
Three year-old colt Al Dasim won the Group III Meydan Nad Al Sheba Turf Sprint Stakes in Dubai, while another three year-old colt Iconic Moment won the Listed Spring Cup at Lingfield in the UK.
The Mill Park consigned colt was bred by David Peacock from top producer Bahamas and was always going to command interest as a half-brother to a pair of Group winners, so it was no surprise when he was knocked down to Hong Kong based Upper Bloodstock / G Ho.
The colt’s half-brother Senor Toba was a high class three year-old in Australia finishing second in the Group I Queensland Derby and is now a seasoned competitor in Hong Kong middle distance races with recent wins including the Group III Centenary Vase.
Bahamas has been a regular visitor to Darley shuttlers and has a colt to follow by Blue Point (IRE) and was covered last year by Pinatubo (IRE)
