New Year Celebrations for Makfi

His son Marky Mark opens Group account in New Zealand.

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Marky Mark

His son Marky Mark opens Group account in New Zealand. Bonneval sire Makfi lost no time in making an impact in 2015 as his son Marky Mark provided him with a first Group success on New Year’s Day.

From Makfi’s first crop of Southern Hemisphere two-year-olds, Marky Mark soundly beat a strong field in the Gr. 3 Eclipse Stakes over six furlongs at Ellerslie. Unbeaten in two outings to date, the exciting colt will now be aimed at New Zealand’s autumn Group 1 juvenile contests.

His trainer Moira Murdoch believes that there is more to come from Marky Mark, “Wasn’t that impressive,” she declared after the victory, “It was a super field and there was a strong pace. He’s a real professional. He’s always been a real character and is still untapped.”

Conceived during his sire’s first shuttle season at New Zealand’s Westbury Stud, Brendan and Jo Lindsay’s homebred Marky Mark is out of the Gr. 2 placed mare My My Maree (Testa Rossa), full sister to Gr. 1 South Australian Derby winner Testafiable.

A dual Group 1 winner over a mile (2000 Guineas & Prix Jacques Le Marois), Dubawi sire Makfi will stand at the Aga Khan Studs’ Haras de Bonneval in Normandy for the 2015 covering season.

Available for a fee of 17,500 Euros, Makfi is the sire of 21 individual winners, including Listed winner Cornwallville and three further Stakes performers.

Updated on 05/01/2015.

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