Standing at a fee of $17,600, Sioux Nation was a Group I winning two year-old and is free of Danehill blood with his first two dams by well known speed sires Oasis Dream and Bluebird.
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Also shuttling from Coolmore to Swettenham is champion racehorse Highland Reel (IRE), the highest ever stake earning son of Galileo. He has his first Australian foals being born this spring.
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New to Swettenham this spring after starting his career for Goldin Farms in
South Australia is progressive young sire Akeed Mofeed (IRE), a son of champion
sire Dubawi.
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High Chaparral's outstanding sire Toronado (IRE) is also back again and ready for
further success as his first crop embark on their classic season as three year-olds.
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Dashing grey Puissance de Lune (IRE) is one of a very small number of sons of
champion sire Shamardal available to Australian breeders this spring.
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Rounding out the roster is Group I winner Trust in a Gust, a grand-son of champion Japanese sire Sunday Silence.
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Images Sharon Lee Chapman.