Fillies and Mares for all tastes at Tattersalls

Trained by Olly Stevens for Mohammed Al Kubasi and Pearl Bloodstock, the daughter of Dutch Art is among a superb collection of fillies out of training and mares who will be going through the ring tomorrow (Tuesday, December 1), the premier session at the four-day sale.

She will be followed by Qatar Racing's Bear Cheek (Lot 2009), a juvenile daughter of Kodiac and a winner of the Gr.3 Curragh Stakes for Ger Lyons' stable this year, while Listed winner Terror (Lot 1899), who has been in training with David Simcock, is another daughter of Kodiac.

Three-year-old Sinnamary (Lot 1898) will appeal as a daughter of Galileo and through being a half-sister to Gr.1 Irish Oaks winner Chicquita.

Among mares with coverings by Qatar Bloodstock stallions are Mocca (Lot 1897), the dam of Royal Ascot winner Kiyoshi, and No Song (Lot 1846), a half-sister to Classic-placed Romsdal, both carrying to Charm Spirit, Brazilian Breeze (Lot 2147) and Bahamamia (Lot 1845) with Harbour Watch foals in utero, andTop Of the Art (Lot 1620), a Dark Angel mare who is a sister to sire Heeraat and who brings a Havana Gold foal to the ring.

Laurelei (Lot 2007) is a half-sister to Gr.1 Irish Derby winner Cape Blanco and is attractively covered by Nathaniel.

Qatar Racing's Trade Storm (right, Lot 1793), a potential stallion prospect

The Tweenhills' consignment also includes a potential stallion prospect in seven-year-old Trade Storm(Lot 1793), a multiple Stakes winner and successful in the Gr.1 Woodbine Mile. He can be viewed at Coronation Stables, while other members of the draft are stabled at Terrace House Yard.

Havana Gold, Harbour Watch and Charming Spirit, who all stand under the Qatar Bloodstock banner at Tweenhills in Gloucestershire, are continuing to parade at Longholes Stud in Newmarket today, tomorrow and Wednesday.

Shuttle buses are running from the Tweenhills Tipi, based just a short walk from the sales ring, to Longholes.