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Montjeu

16 year old Horse | Retired

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Owner(s):

Michael B. Tabor -

Trainer:

John E. Hammond

Bred:

(IRL) by [Add Data]

Pedigree:

Sadler's Wells - Floripedes by Top Ville

Rating:

4.67/10

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He's turning out to be the hottest sire for the past month or so!! First Sarah Lynx, then Miss Keller, and now Camelot!! Gotta love those Montjeu babies!!

Posted by shores · 109 days ago ·

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Montjeu is the Man!

An already excellent year just got a whole lot better for the 15-year-old stallion Montjeu. The Coolmore stud had a great career on the racetrack with 11 wins in only 16 starts. The European champion won such big races as the 1999 Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe, Irish Derby, Prix du Jockey Club as well a...Read More

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rayjay · Don't forget Masked Marvel, the St. Leger winner. · 115 days ago ·

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zatt · I know. There are too many good ones to mention them all ... how about Jukebox Jury? · 115 days ago ·

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yukichan · I am a fan! He is also represented in the Cox Plate by Wall Street, who has earned over 1.3 million (AUS) so far... · 114 days ago ·

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Have the French Gone Mad?

As I woke up this morning and sifted through my morning emails, I was struck with some strange news from across the Atlantic, via an article on Thoroughbred Times, prompting me to wonder … What exactly do the French have against top English fillies? Believe it or not, unless there is a quick reversa...Read More

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cpsoren121 · It's true. My surprises, they are rarely unexpected. · 173 days ago ·

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BayRoan · It sounds like they want to run racing according to whatever mood theyre in that day..and it's gonna come back to bite them in the ass. · 173 days ago ·

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mshutty · This can't be the French! They adore outsiders and are always welcoming and accomodating... · 173 days ago ·

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zatt · sûrement vous plaisantez, Monsieur Shutty! · 173 days ago ·

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mshutty · Si, es la verdad, Senior Zipse! · 173 days ago ·

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AndyScoggin · Mon dieu! · 172 days ago ·

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Belmont 143 - who deserves favoritism?

The betting odds are sure to be tight when it comes to the “big three” in Saturday’s Belmont Stakes. Of course, I am speaking of Kentucky Derby winner, Animal Kingdom, runner-up, Nehro, and Preakness victor, Shackleford. Read More

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RaTalk_Girl · Two weeks ago I decided on Nehro, Master of Hounds and Animal Kingdom. I usually change my mind 100 times or so before the race, but so far I like what I am seeing from my picks. · 246 days ago ·

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BrianZipse · No doubt in my mind that Animal Kingdom deserves favoritism ... whether he wins or not is the big question. · 246 days ago ·

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ugozenyatta · Master of Hounds, Eroupeans are used to longer distances... but weather if he would take to the track. Maybe Animal Kingdom · 246 days ago ·

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DannyKordsmeier · Eric, I'm with you on this one. Nehro's slow 4f work is typical for closers. He will come from much farther back than he did in The Derby and win it convincingly. I also like your Master of Hounds pick. · 246 days ago ·

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ruffian75 · Although Animal Kingdom is deserving of all the kudos being thrown his way, my question re: whether he wins or not, would be, "A horse that has been raced sparingly, with gaps of 7-10 weeks between races prior to the Derby, is now in the process of running his third race in 5 weeks, at the longest distances he's ever run. Wouldn't that be a strong reason to think he's due to bounce?" · 246 days ago ·

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12thCrown · Has anyone else noticed that DRF's listing of sires is off on their Belmont field listing? When they assigned post positions their sires didn't carry over. You get more accurate info on HRN!! · 246 days ago ·

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cpsoren121 · I believe AK is a deserving favorite, and can definitely get the distance. Also like Nehro... · 245 days ago ·

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blooy · public wise animal kingdom, but who is the derving one or horse to beat shackleford · 245 days ago ·

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KyOaksRunner · Master of Hounds looks really good right now but I'm going with Mucho Macho Man and Nehro as my top two. · 244 days ago ·

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dipak1 · there is no doubt in my mind that Animal Kingdom will win the Belmont with very ease, no other horse can now show their capability, it is too late for them. · 244 days ago ·

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ruffian75 · Did you know? For all prognosticators that look forthe favorite as the answer: If you bet a $2 win bet on EVERY horse from 1940 til now in the Belmont, you would be realizing a profit of $72.80. · 244 days ago ·

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4everZenyatta · I am going with Animal Kingdom. There is no way that Shaklford can win the Belmont. In the Wall Street Journal, it says that he's going to win. No way. He proved that in the Derby. If he faded to fourth in a mile and a quarter race, then he's going to be quite far back in a mile and a half race. · 244 days ago ·

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12thCrown · This outcome is a fresh dose of reality that in horse racing, there are no locks! (especially for younger horses) · 241 days ago ·

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xMystix · 12thCrown, so true! That's why I don't go out of my way to talk about Horse of the Year and Three-Year-Old Champion honors and bestow them on horses that have't raced all year to prove themselves. There is no sure lock for either. After all, we are only half way through the year. · 241 days ago ·

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Sadler’s Wells Day

Sure, stallions go through good years and bad years with crops of foals, but particularly in terms of producing outstanding turf routers, Sadler’s Wells certainly earned his retirement in 2008, leaving his sons such as Galileo, Montjeu and the red-hot High Chaparral to admirably continue to pump out...Read More

Source: foolishpleasure-valerie.blogspot.com · Posted 480 days ago ·

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Montjeu Colt Leads Way at Arqana Sale

The market didn't lose much ground from a year ago during the opening session of the Arqana October yearling sale at Deauville in France Oct. 19. Compared to 2008, the gross revenue fell only 1.5% and the average price declined 5.9%.Read More

Source: bloodhorse.com · Posted 842 days ago ·

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Ferguson Buys Arqana Sale Session Topper

Sheikh Mohammed's bloodstock manager, John Ferugson, who was the biggest spender at the recent Fasig-Tipton Saratoga select yearling auction, was busy again Aug. 14 during the opening session of the Arqana's Deauville August yearling sale in France. He bought the session-topping Storm Cat colt for 9...Read More

Source: bloodhorse.com · Posted 908 days ago ·

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Fame and Glory Across the Pond

The Dubai Duty Free Irish Derby (Ire-I) lost a star when dual English Classic winner Sea the Stars (IRE) bowed out due to expected soft ground conditions, but it launched a new one in Derrick Smith’s colt Fame and Glory (GB). Now the winner of five of six lifetime starts, the Investec Epsom Derby (E...Read More

Source: bloodhorse.com · Posted 952 days ago ·

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