First mares in foal to Azamour

World Champion Azamour has had his first mares scanned in foal at the Aga Khan's Gilltown Stud in Ireland.

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World Champion Azamour has had his first mares scanned in foal at the Aga Khan's Gilltown Stud in Ireland. Two of the first were Love Me Tender, full sister to Oaks winner Love Divine, and Balanka, dam of the Group 2 King Edward VII Stakes winner Balakheri.

The Listed winning Tagula mare Bakewell Tart, and three-time winner Eve, full sister to Listed winner Birdie (Alhaarth) and half sister to multiple Stakes winner Faru, both scanned positive over the weekend.

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Finally Stakes placed Way for Life, whose half sister Win Hands Down is the dam of Group 3 winner Wins Fiction as well as the Champion filly Wild Romance who went on to produce three Group winners, is also in foal to Azamour.

For further information please contact Pat Downes, Manager, or Julie White, Gilltown Stud on +353 45 481216.

Updated 07/03/2006

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