2022 b. f. Ghaiyyath - Mandesha (Desert Style)
Trained by Francis-Henri Graffard
Owned and bred by Princess Zahra Aga Khan, Mandanaba is the final foal out of her three-time Group 1 winner Mandesha, who was Champion Three-Year-Old filly of 2006.
Mandanaba opened her account at Chantilly in the November of her two-year-old season, where she identified herself as a ‘rising star’ with an impressive six-length success.
On her reappearance the following April, she made all the running in the nine-furlong Gr.3 Prix Vanteaux at ParisLongchamp, finishing three-quarters of a length ahead of the much more experienced Stakes winner Flaming Stone.
“She is a lovely filly who loves to be in a good rhythm, so we wanted to let her do her own thing,” explained her trainer Francis-Henri Graffard. “It was a good performance, but I'm not sure we will go further in trip with her and we might even revert to a mile. Let's wait and see how she comes out of this one, let's also see the results of the other trials for fillies before making a decision.”
By Gr.1 winning sprinter Blue Point out of Kerasona, a five-furlong Listed winning daughter of Oasis Dream, Keran boasts a pedigree designed for speed.
More about KeranRomzina is a Stakes placed daughter of Le Havre out of the Stakes placed mare Romiyna.
More about RomzinaPosition | Race | Race type | Distance | Racecourse | Year |
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1st | Prix de la Voie du Garde | 9f | Chantilly | 2024 |
Position | Race | Race type | Distance | Racecourse | Year |
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1st | Prix Vanteaux | Gr.3 | 9f | ParisLongchamp | 2025 |
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