Musicality (Kyllachy X Allegro Viva Colt)
- Australis, Kyllachy x Allegro Viva Colt
Each 5% Ownership Share is available for £5,000 followed by 3 monthly payments of £159 for Training/UK Racing Fees
The cost of purchasing ownership is only payable once (upon joining the syndicate) and in accordance with our terms will entitle you to a share of prize money and any future sale proceeds.
The Training/UK racing fees cover the period to the end of the initial syndicate term and can be paid monthly (1st payment due with application), or you can make a single payment of £450 (due with application) to cover the remainder of the 2020 flat season. Renewal will be offered for a further year on similar terms, for which payment will be due on 1st November 2020.
Training costs include training, farrier, veterinary fees, transport & UK Racing Costs*, owners’ /entry badge*, no additional payment will be required. The syndicate has an initial term until the end of the 2020 Flat turf season and renewal will be offered on similar terms for the 2021 season . *Terms and conditions apply.
In training with Roger Varian, his Newmarket-based handler believes that this seriously good-looking colt has the strength and maturity required to be an above average racehorse and has the tactical speed to thrive over a variety of trips. He made his racecourse debut over 6 furlongs in June 2020 finishing a brave second behind a well-touted favourite who has since followed up under a penalty. Musicality himself then followed up winning a Leicester novice over 5 furlongs comfortably by 3 1/2 lengths in a time that dipped below standard and going away at the finish. In his third outing (and his handicap debut) he finished second 2 3/4 lengths behind a well handicapped horse who has since been raised to a mark of 95. Musicality was well clear of third-placed horse and his current official handicap mark is 87. He is clearly progressive and we look forward to seeing him progress through the ranks.
Musicality is a correct colt who looks a very smart individual and comes from a family that has produced many high-class two-year-olds and Group 1 winners. He is a very attractive and athletic individual, with a good walk and great presence. He is by the prolific Group 1 sire and Champion Sprinter Kyllachy, out of a mare who has produced a perfect seven useful winners from seven runners. This colt is also bred on exactly the same cross as his sire’s leading performer and multiple Group 1 winner Sole Power, who is also out of a Distant View mare. Purchased at the prestigious Book 2 Yearling Sale at Tattersalls in Newmarket, he vetted very well at the sale, with clean x-rays and a good scope.
He is also Plus 10 registered – click to read more – http://plus10bonus.com/
His Sire: KYLLACHY was a Champion Sprinter and has been a leading stallion since retiring to stud, regularly siring over 100 individual winners in a season. A son of the high-class stallion Pivotal, Kyllachy’s first Group victory came in the Group 3 Palace House Stakes, before going on to take the Group 2 Temple Stakes by 4 lengths. His most notable success, which saw him confirmed as Champion Sprinter, came in the in the Group 1 Nunthorpe Stakes. His best performer has been the multiple Group 1 winner, Sole Power, who like his sire also won the Group 1 Nunthorpe Stakes (on two occasions). Kyllachy has also sired the Group 1 winners Twilight Son and Krypton Factor, as well as the tough and durable Group 2 winners Penitent, Arabian Gleam, Tariq, Dragon Pulse and Stepper Point as well as last year’s Group 2 Queen Mary Stakes winner Heartache at Royal Ascot.
His Dam: ALLEGRO VIVA has proven herself a high-class mare with a perfect record of five winners from five runners. This is an impressive record for any broodmare, but even better is that she has produced the high-class Group 2 winner Canticum, the 10-time winner Uphold (prize money of £89,239) and these five useful winners all had high RPR ratings of 86, 88, 89, 91, 93, 99 and 111! Allegro Viva is also bred in the purple, being a full-sister to the Gr.1 Dewhurst Stakes winner Distant Music and to the dam of the Gr.1-winning sprinter African Rose.
