WROTE (IRE)
Service fee $5,000 (excl. GST)
High Chaparral (USA) ex Desert Classic (GB) by Green Desert
- G1 BREEDERS CUP JUVENILE TURF WINNER -
- High Chaparral’s most precocious son, from one of the best stallion families in the world -
- Hugely popular in his first season -
FACTS
- Recently purchased by Highview & partners following his hugely popular first season at stud in NZ
- The impressive winner of the G1 Breeders’ Cup Juvenile Turf (1m) & placed in the G2 U.A.E.
Derby (1900m), G2 Newmarket Royal Lodge Stakes (1m) & G2 Leopardstown Derrinstown Stud Derby Trial (1¼m) - From the famous stallion family of Sadler’s Wells, Nureyev & Fairy King
- Carries a double up to the blue hen mare SPECIAL
- A son of High Chaparral, who died prematurely aged 15, in 2014. This season has really illustrated just how big of a loss he has been, as he sired his 113th stakes winner. His recent Group One winners include Ace High, Rekindling & Hiyaam
- High Chaparral crossed famously well with Kiwi mares producing So You Think, It’s A Dundeel, Shoot Out, Descarado & Monaco Consul etc.
- The second G1 Breeders Cup Juvenile Turf winner to stand at stud in New Zealand, the first since the influential stallion Success Express. He sired 32 stakes winners, in his short career in NZ, including Group One winners Polar Success, Coogee Walk, It’s My Sin, Quick Star & Explosive Burst
- Rated A+ by well known Kentucky-based Bloodstock consultant Cecil Seaman, an expert in bio-mechanics. Less than 0.5% of all horses measured by Seaman fit into the A+ category which includes Secretariat, Seattle Slew, Affirmed & American Pharoah
- A fantastic temperament. “He’s very well behaved and great to do anything with,” says Brent Gillovic
QUOTES
"He's very much in the image of his sire – a powerful, correct horse and the only son of High Chaparral to have won a Group One two year old race,” - Brent Gillovic
"High Chaparral has enjoyed success when bred over certain branches of the Northern Dancer line. Wrote is out of a mare from the Danzig line through Green Desert, but should cross well over mares from other branches of that line, including Danehill. Both Danehill and his son Danehill Dancer are broodmare sires of stakes winners by High Chaparral," - Alan Porter, Pedigree expert