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Century City...

Posted: Sun Sep 17, 2006 1:12 pm
by mikec
Anyone know anything about this guy ? Know he had a nice weanling sale in 2005 but haven't heard much regarding his yearlings, conformation etc...

Posted: Sun Sep 17, 2006 4:30 pm
by LaTroienne
2006 (YTD) Covering Sire Weanlings Yearlings 2-Y-Os
Number Sold 5 2 8 n/a
Total Average $4,120 $915 $30,994 n/a
Total Median $3,700 $915 $9,874 n/a
Colt Average n/a $1,464(1) $11,370(5) n/a
Filly Average n/a $366(1) $63,700(3) n/a


Century City's (IRE) Current Sales Results
Keeneland Association 2006 September Yearling Sale (09/11/2006 - 09/25/2006)
Progeny of Century City (IRE)
Hip # Sex Type Dam Consignor Buyer Price
875 F Yearling Kerplop Paramount Sales, agent Rabbah Bloodstock $130,000

Here: http://stallionregister.com/sr_sire_pag ... nglesearch

Posted: Sun Sep 17, 2006 4:50 pm
by mikec
Thank you...appreciate the help !

Posted: Sun Apr 22, 2007 5:54 am
by barbfool
Just wondering what peoples thoughts are on Century City's future? I'm guessing that he will not be around long unless a 2YO hits fast. His stud fee has went from $12,500. to $5,000. in a couple of years and he hasn't even had a horse to run yet. Is his pedigree viewed as a turf pedigree only? Does it look like his babies should run early or will they take some time to grow into themselves? Any information is welcome, thanks.

Posted: Sun Apr 22, 2007 6:23 am
by mikec
Boy ; since I originally asked about him he's received absolutely no respect in the sales ring & I don't see any runners either. I'm staying far away until I see something.

Posted: Sun Apr 22, 2007 7:43 pm
by barbfool
With all the polytracks going in around the country, I would think that this stallion has a chance to succeed. Him and others that were viewed as turf only sires should find more people willing to take a chance on them. I guess only time will tell if buyers also start to shift to turf/polytrack pedigree's.

Posted: Sun Apr 22, 2007 8:05 pm
by Ruffian
I have a pretty nice century city yearling good conformation, attitude, and is up there in the field races with the other colts overall pretty happy with him. But we will just have to see he'll be going into training in Sept. :)

Posted: Sun Apr 22, 2007 9:22 pm
by Intrinsic Worth
I saw him as a yearling in Ireland when he was sold at Goffs. Nice looking boy, too bad his dam died.

Posted: Mon Apr 23, 2007 6:49 am
by henthorn
I saw him a few years ago while he was fighting a skin allergy attack that looked pretty nasty. I thought his appearance and pedigree were super otherwise. Being a son of Danzig with a turf background likely will later be a plus for racing and sales success, but not if the babies aren't big and beautiful will they sell well until then.