Post by Deleted on Feb 28, 2013 4:50:55 GMT -5
It appears two more foals were born at the start of Year 13, that have now raised questions about them when they were seen in the paddock the other day. We wanted to know more so we sent our equine correspondent, Katie Ganderson out to investigate, and this is what we found out.
Made In Manhattan foaled a beautiful chestnut colt sired by Gorgeous George by the name of Cityscape, also known as Charlie, or reknown to us as Cheeky Charlie. He is now a month old. Charlie is a spunky colt who is really a true show-off. He can be seen with his tail over his back galloping round the paddock, whinnying to get the attention of the fillies. He is fearless, strong, and when on the track, he is extremely competitive. He loves to run, and his love for running is shown during the paddock.
Another rather large black foal was spotted too, Apache's Shadow foaled a Catching Fire filly, by the name of Shadow Dancer, also known as Shaden. Shaden is quite a dominant filly, who can get quite passive aggressive when she doesn't get her own way. She's like her father, Grade Two steeplechaser Catching Fire, who will also be racing in steeplechases again this year to try and get to the Grade One status. She doesn't like being the centre of attention, infact, she'll do just about anything to deflect attention.
Made In Manhattan foaled a beautiful chestnut colt sired by Gorgeous George by the name of Cityscape, also known as Charlie, or reknown to us as Cheeky Charlie. He is now a month old. Charlie is a spunky colt who is really a true show-off. He can be seen with his tail over his back galloping round the paddock, whinnying to get the attention of the fillies. He is fearless, strong, and when on the track, he is extremely competitive. He loves to run, and his love for running is shown during the paddock.
Another rather large black foal was spotted too, Apache's Shadow foaled a Catching Fire filly, by the name of Shadow Dancer, also known as Shaden. Shaden is quite a dominant filly, who can get quite passive aggressive when she doesn't get her own way. She's like her father, Grade Two steeplechaser Catching Fire, who will also be racing in steeplechases again this year to try and get to the Grade One status. She doesn't like being the centre of attention, infact, she'll do just about anything to deflect attention.