Trapeze Artist – Mare Book 2021

Tara Madgwick - Tuesday July 26

Getting mares to a young stallion in their first and second season is relatively easy, but through season three and four the task gets a lot trickier and Widden Stud’s announcement earlier this week of a $2million bonus that spreads across the first four foal crops of Trapeze Artist is one geared to keep him front and centre with broodmare owners this spring.

Click here to read about the bonus which offers $500,000 to the owners of the first Group I winning 2YO from each of the first four crops sired by Trapeze Artist, who has more 2023 Golden Slipper entries than any other first season sire.

The Champion 3YO sprinter of his generation and a four time Group I winner, Trapeze Artist was bred and retained to race by Bert Vieira, who still owns the horse and has backed his judgement in supporting the son of champion sire Snitzel with a bevy of quality mares.

Trapeze Artist, click for more information.

He’s not the only breeder getting behind Trapeze Artist, so we thought a look at his mare book last year would hold some insight.

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Trapeze Artist covered 133 mares last spring in his third season and stands at a fee of $55,000 this year.

STAKES-WINNERS

Mare Name

Born

Country

Damsire

Best win

Lizzie L'Amour

2012

NZ

Zabeel

G1

Afleet Esprit

2011

AUS

Bel Esprit

G2

Ballybleue

2001

AUS

Peintre Celebre

G2

Sedanzer

2013

AUS

Sebring

G2

Text'n Hurley

2009

AUS

Hard Spun

G2

Wowee

2009

AUS

Choisir

G3

Honey Rider

2013

NZ

Pins

G3

Emmalene

2008

AUS

Jet Spur

Listed

Enticing Star

2013

AUS

Testa Rossa

Listed

Gai's Choice

2007

AUS

General Nediym

Listed

Hidden Jewel

2008

AUS

Hidden Dragon

Listed

I Got Chills

2003

AUS

General Nediym

Listed

I Like It Easy

2015

AUS

Pierro

Listed

Quayside

2010

AUS

Street Cry

Listed

South of France

2016

USA

Quality Road

Listed

Tahitian Dancer

2015

AUS

Dawn Approach

Listed

Another Coup

2011

NZ

Darci Brahma

Listed

STAKES PRODUCERS

Mare

Born

Damsire

Horse

Best Win

Miss Amajardan

2013

Hinchinbrook

Sejardan

G2

Fleeting Touch

2004

Touch Gold

Running Tall

G2

Ocean Bridge

1998

Dolphin Street

Longport

G2

Vahine

2003

Zabeel

Mahuta

G2

Ballybleue

2001

Peintre Celebre

Think Bleue

G3

Weekend Gossip

2005

Hussonet

All The Talk

G3

Espurante

2004

Flying Spur

Jennifer Lynn

Listed

Faster Pussycat

2001

Flying Spur

Atmospherical

Listed

Faster Pussycat

2001

Flying Spur

Gai's Choice

Listed

Faster Pussycat

2001

Flying Spur

Peron

Listed

Frescoes

2005

Lonhro

Turn The Ace

Listed

Further

2007

More Than Ready

Anjana

Listed

Gai's Choice

2007

General Nediym

I Like It Easy

Listed

Ocean Bridge

1998

Dolphin Street

Run For Wilson

Listed

She's A Wildcat

2010

Fastnet Rock

Untamed

Listed

Vahine

2003

Zabeel

Anlon

Listed

Weekend Gossip

2005

Hussonet

Straturbo

Listed

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