Recently, we have seen the influence and importance of his own sire, the great Shamardal. His first two dams have been super productive and that translated in his case into a top-class miler. They come out running early and thrive with age and experience.Īll of this should be no surprise considering Lope De Vega’s racing record and pedigree. Underpinned by a remarkably solid core of smart performers.Īnd look at his global reach: from top-class sprinters in Australia, like Santa Ana Lane and Gytrash, to Group 1-winning milers in Europe, like Belardo, Phoenix Of Spain and Zabeel Prince, to brilliant American runners, like the fillies Newspaperofrecord and Aunt Pearl. While there is always natural randomness in stallion statistics, it is hard to find a dip in Lope de Vega’s production of world-class horses because the standout data is Any bloodstock analyst who doesn’t include him in their list of elite stallions cannot know the numbers. But it is surely good advice when it comes to securing the attentions of the stallion who bears his name.Īfter a decade of dominant service, the Classicwinning Lope De Vega is in demand for good reason. The seventeenth century Spaniard Lope de Vega was not referring to booking stallion nominations when one of several literary figures to utter a similar idiom. “…never put off until tomorrow what you can do today”
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