Diatonic (JPN)
2015 Lord Kanaloa (King Kamehameha) x To Harmony (Sunday Silence)
Stands at Yulong Stud
2025 FEE: $13,750
2025 FEE: $13,750
Similar Fee Range
Lord Kanaloa (JPN) 2008
To Harmony (JPN) 2000
King Kamehameha (JPN) 2001
Lady Blossom (JPN) 1996
Sunday Silence (USA) 1986
Air Leggiero (JPN) 1994
Kingmambo (USA) 1991
Manfath (IRE) 1991
Storm Cat (USA) 1989
Saratoga Dew (USA) 1989
Halo (USA) 1975
Wishing Well (USA) 1975
Allez Milord (USA) 1983
Alpine Swift (USA) 1983
Cosmah: 4dx5d
Northern Dancer: 5dx5s
South Ocean: 5dx5s
Storm Bird: 4sx4d
Sons of Lord Kanaloa at Stud in Australasia
Race Record
At 3
1st - Allowance Race (1400)
2nd - Tsukiokaonsen Tokubetsu (1600)
3rd - Sotobo Tokubetsu (1600)
At 4
1st - Mainichi Broadcast Swan Stakes (1400) Gr.2
4th - Lord Derby Challenge Trophy (1600) Gr.3
At 5
1st - Hakodate Sprint Stakes (1200) Gr.3
2nd - Sports Nippon Sho Kyoto Kimpai (1600) Gr.3
3rd - Takamatsunomiya Kinen (1200) Gr.1
3rd - Hankyu Hai (1400) Gr.3
At 7
1st - Hanshin Cup (1400) Gr.2
1st - Mbs Sho Swan Stakes (1400) Gr.2
1st - Hankyu Hai (1400) Gr.3
4th - Sprinters Stakes (1200) Gr.1
4th - Sports Nippon Sho Kyoto Kimpai (1600) Gr.3
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