Darley’s young sires are enjoying a successful season, with Iffraaj (pictured) currently atop the European first-season sires’ table and Librettist responsible for recent G2
Behkabad, a wonderfully consistent and hugely talented son of Cape Cross, provided his sire with his eighth individual winner at the highest level when
Allez Les Bleus and Kajsa Kavat became the fifth and sixth winners from the first crop of Layman, their victories coming just 26 hours
Two years ago Kheleyf led all the freshmen of his year to be the leading first-season sire in Europe. Now with three crops of
First-season sire Librettist recorded his first Black type winner in style on 8 July when Libranno led practically all the way to land the
Iffraaj is enjoying an outstanding season with his first runners and their winning ways continued on 6 July when Handsome Jack justified favouritism to
Darley first-season sire Byron notched his fourth individual winner on 4 July when Byronic recorded an eye-catching victory over six furlongs at Windsor. Quickly
Kheleyf (pictured), a consistent source of speedy juveniles, recorded a new Stakes-winning two-year-old on 4 July when Moonlight Red landed the Listed Premio Mantovani
First-season sire Byron recorded his third individual winner on 3 July when his son Ahtoug ran out the ready winner of the five-furlong maiden
Sheikh Mohammed's homebred developed laminitis following a long illness, and, on Friday, the difficult decision was to taken to euthanize him.Foaled at Kildangan Stud
