Anamoe (AUS)
2018 Street Boss (Street Cry) x Anamato (Redoute's Choice)
Stands at Darley NSW
2024 FEE: $121,000
2024 FEE: $121,000
Similar Sirelines
Similar Fee Range
Street Boss (USA) 2004
Anamato (AUS) 2003
Street Cry (IRE) 1998
Blushing Ogygian (USA) 1994
Redoute's Choice (AUS) 1996
Voltage (AUS) 1984
Machiavellian (USA) 1982
Helen Street (GB) 1982
Ogygian (USA) 1984
Fruhlingshochzeit (USA) 1984
Danehill (USA) 1992
Shantha's Choice (AUS) 1992
Whiskey Road (USA) 1972
Electric Belle (NZ) 1979
Nijinsky II: 4dx5d
Northern Dancer: 5dx5d
Sons of Street Boss at Stud in Australasia
Grandsons of Street Cry at Stud in Australasia
Race Record
At 2
1st - Inglis Sires' (1400) Gr.1
1st - Unsw Todman Stakes (1200) Gr.2
1st - T'bred Club Merson Cooper Stks (1000) LR
2nd - Longines Golden Slipper (1200) Gr.1
2nd - Neds Blue Diamond Prelude-C&G (1100) Gr.3
3rd - Blue Diamond Stakes (1200) Gr.1
At 3
1st - Sky Racing Rosehill Gneas (2000) Gr.1
1st - Caulfield Guineas (1600) Gr.1
1st - XXXX Run To The Rose (1200) Gr.2
1st - Petaluma Hobartville Stakes (1400) Gr.2
2nd - Mostyn Copper Randwick Guineas (1600) Gr.1
2nd - XXXX Golden Rose (1400) Gr.1
2nd - Cox Plate (2040) Gr.1
3rd - XXXX Expressway Stakes (1200) Gr.2
At 4
1st - Winx Stakes (1400) Gr.1
1st - Fujitsu General George Main (1600) Gr.1
1st - Neds Might And Power (2000) Gr.1
1st - Ladbrokes Cox Plate (2040) Gr.1
1st - Tab Chipping Norton Stakes (1600) Gr.1
1st - The Agency George Ryder Stakes (1500) Gr.1
1st - Tab Apollo Stakes (1400) Gr.2
3rd - Longines Queen Elizabeth Stks (2000) Gr.1
4th - Tab Champions Stakes (2000) Gr.1
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