THERE are no guarantees when it comes to breeding racehorses, but mating the best with the best certainly gives one a bit of a head start.
Sending Grade 1 winner Capla Temptress (Lope De Vega) and Group 1 Oaks runner-up Pink Dogwood (Camelot) to Frankel (Galileo) was done in the hope of producing a smart performer on the racecourse, and the results in both cases have worked out well. Capla Temptress is the dam of the Group 1 Juddmonte International winner Item, a member of Frankel’s classic crop, while Great Sequoia, a juvenile son of Pink Dogwood, will hopefully go on to become a classic contender.


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