PRINCESS OF HABO (IRE)
2023 Chesnut Filly.. Isfahan(GER) ex Palace Girl(GB)(Areion(GER))
PRINCESS OF HABO looks a talented 3-year-old filly, who could develop into a serious Triumph or Fred Winter type for the Cheltenham Festival in March. She is by Isfahan who won the German Derby, and is a succesful sire on the flat as well as over jumps. She is out of a half-sister to the Group 1 winner, Princess Zoe, who also won over hurdles... and interestingly enough Princess Of Habo has achieved more on the flat than Princess Zoe had before arriving in Ireland with Tony Mullins. Princess Of Habo has looked not only talented but tough and consistent in her early career on the flat. She was trained by Andreas Suborics in Germany and mixed her runs between Germany and France. She was a winner over 1m4f in France and placed on four other occasions from a total of severn career starts on the flat upto 1m6f on all types of ground. She looks tailor made to develop into a high-class juvenile hurdler for the coming season. In all of her runs she travels and stays very well, whilst she appears to have the most wonderful attitude to racing, as she knuckes down and gallops through the line.
Costs: 10k for 25% buy in.
CENTAURI STAR (IRE)
2021 Chesnut Gelding.. Diamond Boy(FR) ex Beautiful Tune(FR)(Green Tune(USA))
CENTAURI STAR by Diamond Boy (the sire of multiple Grade 1 winners including L'Homme Presse and Impaire Et Passe). He is out of a winning French dam and a is the brother of the five-time winner and Grade 2 winner, Lambro and winners Press Conference and Captain Bocelli. Centuari Star unseated on debut but then put in a lovely performance 3 weeks later when only beaten 4 lengths into 2nd in a maiden hurdle at Lingstown. He picked up a small injury last winter but given time to mature he is back in and pleasing us. He looks to have the ability to win a bumper before progressing over hurdles.
Shares available through SAAL Racing

Costs: 4k for a 5% buy in
UNNAMED
2023 GREY GELDING BEAUMEC DE HOUELLE (FR) ex SAINTEJOIE (FR)(POLIGLOTE (GB))
By Beaumec De Houelle (a Grade 1 winner over jumps) out of French mare who was half sister to a useful 2m hurdle winner. This chap is a half-brother to the 137-rated chaser, Saint Davy and the useful hurdler Saint Symphonie. We brought him in France as a yearling, he has been educated over in Ireland, and will win a bumper this season, and then will be on the market (to stay in yard).