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Aquis Welcome First foals for Young Gun Officiating

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A fast Group winning sprinter by Breeders Cup Classic winner Blame, Officiating (USA) was carefully selected by Aquis Stallions following a global headhunting mission to secure an outcross stallion for Queensland and his first foals are arriving this spring.

Officiating (USA), click for more info and a hypo mating.

The sire of 52 stakes-winners worldwide, six of them Group I winners, Blame has already made his presence felt in Australia as the dam-sire of Group I winning sprinter Switzerland, who kicks off his stud career at Coolmore this spring.

With a strong international Black Type female family featuring this year’s Royal Ascot Group winning mare Crimson Advocate, Officiating has a powerful mix of bloodlines bringing a fresh injection of speed to the Queensland broodmare population.

Officiating was well received last year covering 111 mares with a selection of his first foals below and he is priced this year at $8,800.

Colt Officiating (USA) x Canny Lassie

Breeder: Officiating Syndicate 

Filly Officiating (USA) x Gobsmacked

Breeder: G. McLeod and Partners 

Colt Officiating (USA) x Chouilly

Breeder: D. Purcell and Partners

Colt Officiating (USA) x Streifenfaktor

Breeder: W. Veall Racing

Filly Officiating (USA) x Wahini Miss

Breeder: Warrandale Stud

Filly Officiating (USA) x Love Delight

Breeder: Officiating Syndicate 

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