THE PALENTINO PRESENCE

Media Release - Thursday September 20
Talk about 'stamping'!.

Sun Stud stallion, PALENTINO was always hard to miss … an outstanding racehorse, he dominated the Flemington mile majors - winning the Group One Australian Guineas (beating eight Group One winners), the Group One Makybe Diva Stakes and the Group Two Blamey Stakes, with his explosive 'turn of foot' the key to his victories.



However, he is also a 'stand out' on type : power, presence and performance! An imposing athlete, Palentino is a stunning chestnut and he isdefinitely stamping hisprogeny withplenty of quality.


Entering stud in 2017 and standing at a fee of $17,600 inc. GST (no payment of fee until live foal), Palentino's first youngsters have just arrived and, as you can see, the acorn hasn't fallen far from the tree.




Bred by Fred Borg this 13 day old Palentino colt is out of Testagame, a daughter of Group One Caulfield Cup runnerup, Lisa's Game. Photo taken at Northern Rivers Equine.




Bred by Rushton Park this 12 day old Palentino filly is out of Sanskrit from the family of Royal Discretion, Roulettes, Spin, Tactfully and co. Photo taken at Rushton Park.




Bred by Jim and June Anderson this 8 day old Palentino filly is out of Gold Lyric from the family of Group One winner Eagle Falls, Gai's Choice, Atmospherical, Peron, etc. Photo taken at Seco Thoroughbreds.



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