Irish Champions Day proved a great success for the progeny of Darley stallions with three winners, including both feature G1 races. Hotazhell triumphed in
First Law, a juvenile son of Too Darn Hot, remained unbeaten with a fluent win in the Listed Ascendant Stakes on Saturday, 5 September
The progressive, lightly raced filly Bangkok Hottie, a three-year-old daughter of Too Darn Hot, climbed the Princess Series rigging at Randwick on Saturday, September
American Eagle, a tough and emerging son of Too Darn Hot, played a hand in the season’s upcoming sires’ races with a victory in
Bootlegger, four-year-old son of Too Darn Hot, turned in a solid display of tenacity when landing the Listed Leon MacDonald Stakes over 1400m at
Glacius broke on top, carved out a comfortable set of fractions along the inner hedge and never surrendered the lead, drawing clear under Luis
Hotazhell, Jessica Harrington's globetrotting colt, held on gamely to claim another G1 victory in the Grosser Dallmayr-Preis - Bayerishes Zuchtrennen over 2000m at Munich
Title Role was one British raider that could not be repelled on the fourth of July when gamely holding on for victory in the
There was a thrilling finish to the Listed Belmont Guineas over 1600m at Belmont Park, Australia on Saturday 20th June when Hot And High
Too Darn Hot claimed more Black Type success at Cologne on Monday 25th May 2026 when his talented son Title Role saw of all
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