DUBAI'S CHOICE goes to stud

DUBAI'S CHOICE was to revolutionise the racing world. Purchased by Sheik Mohammed Bin Khalifa Al Maktoumat for $1.8 million, he was instantly shot to stardom. Predicted to win the Blue Diamond, Dubai's Choice was destined to greatness but due to a leg injury, his racing career was cut short.

Quoted as having "Blue Blood", Dubai's Choice went on to win over $90,000 in prizemoney. His racing career blossomed early, winning the Rosehill 2YO H and the Canterbury Apn Outdoor H.

A son of the renowned Redoute's Choice and out of a mare by a Golden Slipper winner in Marauding and that mare, Saucy Nell, is a half sister to the great Encounter who was beaten rarely in a brilliant career.

As he is a late entrant to the 2009 breeding season, Dubai's Choice will stand for the very reasonable fee of $3,300 (including gst).

For further information or to book a service please contact Glenrae Thoroughbreds on (02) 6574 7236 or email info@glenrae.com.au

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