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19th Winner For Freshman Shuttler Excellent Art
Friday, 9th September 2011
In Italy, Gr1-winning & 4-times Gr1-placed shuttler & former champion 3YO miler Excellent Art (Pivotal-Obsessive, by Seeking The Gold) recorded his 19th 1st-crop winner when Irish-bred 2YO filly Floral Art (Excellent Art-Mrs Seek, by Unfuwain) scored on debut over 1500m in Rome. Floral Art was a €21,000 (A$28,00) yearling at Ireland’s 2010 Goffs February Sale & subsequently a £20,000 (A$30,000) yearling at the UK 2010 Doncaster Bloodstock August Sale.
