Bel Esprit first
season sire, Moshe (below), has certainly captured the imagination of breeders and is
currently working his way through an exciting book of mares.
However, the
reception from broodmare owners is not the only ‘positive’ about Black Caviar’s
younger brother.
Just a little over
two weeks into the new season, several of Moshe’s mares have already been
tested in foal, according to Eliza Park’s General Manager of Operations, David
Somers … including the Elusive Quality mare, Miss Evasive.
A winning daughter
of Bart Cummings’ dual Group One winner, Magical Miss, Miss Evasive is owned by
Rick Jamieson’s Gilgai Farm.
Rick, of course,
bred both Black Caviar and Moshe and there would be more than a touch of
‘magic’ if he ends up having the honour of producing Moshe’s first foal!
Hoofnote: Black
Caviar resulted from Bel Esprit’s first cover of the 2005 spring … 6am on 1
September. Rick will undoubtedly be hoping Moshe’s first cover produces the
same kind of lightning.
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