Yes Yes Yes (AUS)
2016 Rubick (Encosta De Lago) x Sin Sin Sin (Fantastic Light)
Stands at Coolmore Stud
2024 FEE: $19,250
2024 FEE: $19,250
Similar Sirelines
Similar Fee Range
Rubick (AUS) 2011
Sin Sin Sin (AUS) 2005
Encosta De Lago (AUS) 1993
Sliding Cube (AUS) 2004
Fantastic Light (USA) 1996
Steam Heat (AUS) 1986
Fairy King (USA) 1988
Shoal Creek (AUS) 1988
Rock Of Gibraltar (IRE) 1992
Shantha's Choice (AUS) 1992
Rahy (USA) 1989
Jood (USA) 1989
Salieri (USA) 1980
Supaburn (AUS) 1980
Nijinsky II: 4dx5s
Northern Dancer: 4sx5d
Sons of Rubick at Stud in Australasia
Grandsons of Encosta De Lago at Stud in Australasia
Runners Today
Flemington
Race 2 Flattered 3f ex: Zizzis
Armidale
Race 1 Gloryess 3g ex: Enchanted Glory
Bathurst
Race 3 Yeah Mate 3g ex: Sheilarized
Kempsey
Race 5 Pride Of Lanka 3g ex: Clearwater Bay
Murwillumbah
Race 4 Of Course 3g ex: Alnaas
Pinjarra Scarpside
Race 4 Kidding Me 3f ex: Let's Get Married
Click here for more entriesYesterday's Results
2nd Pakenham: Yes We Are 3g ex Bet Your Smart
3rd Pakenham: Animal 3g ex Shudabeen
5th Pakenham: Yeah Right 2g ex Blonde Choice
6th Bendigo: Positivo 3g ex Wanted Diva
Click here for more results.Race Record
At 2
1st - Unsw Todman Stakes (1200) Gr.2
1st - Secondbite Plate (1100)
1st - Punters.Com.Au Plate (1200)
2nd - Buildsafe Plate (1000)
At 3
1st - The Tab Everest (1200)
2nd - De Bortoli Wines Golden Rose (1400) Gr.1
2nd - Run To The Rose (1200) Gr.2
Latest News
Farnan Fans Getting Excited
Golden Slipper winning sire Farnan has made a swift start to his stud career and with seven unraced trial winners in the month of April his tally of eight first crop winners to date looks like it will be headed skywards and one breeder not surprised is Mike O’Donnell of Fairhill Farm.
Champion 2YO- What Do You Think?
We’ve had four of the five Group I races in Australia this season for juveniles and each has had a different winner, so it was an obvious topic for discussion on our Tara Talks Racing podcast this week to speculate on who would be crowned Champion Australian 2YO – so what does the audience think?