First Foal for Profondo

Tara Madgwick - Saturday August 3

Blueblood Australian Group I winner Profondo found a home at stud in New Zealand at Windsor Park Stud and the son of breed shaping sire Deep Impact has his first foals being born this spring.

Exciting arrival at Windsor Park Stud - Profondo filly from Bad Habits.

The first foal of the season at Windsor Park Stud is also the first for Profondo with the team delighted with this filly from Bad Habits.

Winner of the Group I ATC Spring Champion Stakes, Profondo stands this spring at a fee of $17,500.

Profondo has his first foals arriving this spring.

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