It purchased Mike de Kock’s dual grade 1 winner Queen Supreme for $900,000
DAVID MOLLETTChina Horse Club has become an important ally of SA bloodstock and has purchased Mike de Kock’s dual grade 1 winner Queen Supreme for $900,000 at the Fasig-Tipton November sale in the US.
Before the Del Mar race, Balding had told the media he expected a decent run from Queen Supreme but she was never a serious contender. It would be interesting to know if they were pointed the mare’s way by Andreas Jacobs, owner of Maine Chance Farms and also chair of the International Advisory Council. He would be well aware of the value of a mare by prolific sire Exceed And Excel.
Its winner at the picturesque seaside track where “the surf meets the turf” — which this writer is lucky enough to have visited — was Life Is Good who scored a runaway six-length win in the Breeders Cup Dirt over one mile.
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