breednet.com.au

First European Bred Group I Winner Redoute’s Choice

Tara Madgwick - Monday July 29
Much missed champion sire Redoute's Choice posted his first Northern Hemisphere bred Group I winner in Germany on Sunday with four year-old gelding Danceteria won the Group I Grosser Dallmayr-Preis at Munich for owners that include Australian Bloodstock in whose colours he runs.

Redoute's ChoiceConceived in France during the second of two shuttle seasons for Redoute's Choice to the Northern Hemisphere, Danceteria scored a length and a quarter win in the 1m2f contest taking his overall record to seven wins from 16 starts.

Trained by David Menuisier, Danceteria ihas been in top form this year winning the Group III La Coupe Stakes at Longchamp two starts ago and coming into this race off a brave fourth to Enable in the Group I Coral-Eclipse Stakes at Sandown.

A half-brother to stakes-winner Blossomtime, Danceteria is the best of five winners from stakes-winner Bal de la Rose,a half-sister to Group I winner and leading sire Lope de Vega.

Danceteria is the 35th Group I winner worldwide for Arrowfield Stud's legendary sire Redoute's Choice, who died earlier this year.

Advertisment
More Reading...
Juvenile Trial Watch – Warwick Farm
Three heats won by unraced juveniles at the Warwick Farm trials on Tuesday morning were by some pretty interesting stallions in Home Affairs, Farnan and yes, Gun Runner!
$1.1Million Redoute’s Choice Colt
Arrowfield Stud’s legendary sire Redoute’s Choice passed away last year but his legacy stretches long and he hit a home run at Magic Millions on Thursday when his colt from Gresset sold for $1.1million.
It's All Ahead for Sun Stud's Chains Of Honour
Few fans would walk off Eagle Farm this afternoon not believing they had seen a very, very good horse in the Gerald Ryan-trained Chains Of Honour.
One to Watch - Newcastle
The highest priced yearling by King’s Legacy ever sold, God Save the King made a winning debut at Newcastle on Monday carrying the same colours as his sire.
G1 Goal for Savabeel Mare
A Tuesday morning trip across to Te Rapa has Cambridge trainer Andrew Forsman in a positive frame of mind with his quartet of feature race candidates at Waikato Thoroughbred Racing headquarters on Saturday.
Coolmore Raised and Grazed Success – Classic Opportunities
Group winning juveniles Hidrix and Rubi’s Choice started life in the paddocks of Coolmore and this week at Riverside Stables yearling buyers will have the opportunity to inspect another great draft of Inglis Classic Yearlings that have enjoyed the exact same upbringing.
Group One Goals for Alabama Express
Trainer Michael Moroney believes the skies the limit for his striking Redoute’s Choice colt Alabama Express who came off a three-month break to land Saturday’s Donate To Salvation Army Hcp (1100m) at Flemington with a minimum of fuss.
Family Keeps Producing for Muollo
Luigi Muollo has been involved with the family of his foundation mare Explosive for more than two decades, and it continues to produce for the Novara Park principal.
Tara Talks Racing Returns for Autumn 2026
We're seven weeks out from the Golden Slipper and chances are we have already seen the winner, but who is it? Three juvenile stakes races last weekend did more to add intrigue rather than clear the somewhat murky picture.
Lone Zoustar Filly a Twin Hills Classic Highlight
Twin Hills Stud are presenting a great draft of 12 yearlings at Inglis Classic including four by the farm’s G1 Blue Diamond winning first season sire Daumier, while the pedigree standout of the draft is also the only filly in the sale by reigning champion sire Zoustar.