Champion Midnight Bisou (Midnight Lute–Diva Delite, by Repent), as a stallion, the leading mare Tapit, has been added to Volume 1 of Keeneland’s upcoming November Breeding Sale. The 7-year-old will be deposited by Hill ‘n’ Dale in Xalapa.
“It is impossible to express how much she means to me, my family and my partners,” said Jeff Bloom of Bloom Racing Stable co-owner. “She has taken us on an incredible journey and created so many amazing experiences for us globally. All those memories I will cherish for the rest of my life.”
Midnight Bisou, who has earned more than $7.4 million in his racing career, won the GI Cotillion S. and GI Santa Anita Oaks 2018, as well as the GI Apple Blossom S. 2019, GI Ogden Phipps S. and GI Personal Ensign S. She was named the 2019 Old Horse Champion.
She gave birth to her first pony, a pony of Curlinthis early year.
“She easily transitioned into life as a stallion with the luxury, class and intelligence of a racehorse,” Bloom says.
Diva Delite, Class III winner, Midnight Bisou is the half-sister of GI Champagne S runner-up.Evenly).
“Midnight Bisou represents the best Purebred race,” said Keeneland Vice President of Sales, Tony Lacy. “She is a world-class racehorse from an active, talented family who has become one of the leading stallions in the industry. Keeneland is delighted to offer her in Volume 1 of our November Breeding Stock Sale. “
Diva Delite who is in the herd of ponies Gunmanwas also cataloged as Book 1. Among the winning Tour d’Or mare Hostess, she was consigned by Hunter Valley Farm, the agent.
Keeneland’s Book November 1 begins November 7 at 1 p.m. ET. Keeneland will accept additions to Book 1 until the auction begins.
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