Black-type performers Ikigai and Kronprinz added to Arqana Arc Sale
Auction takes place on eve of Enable's bid for a third Arc
The catalogue for the Arqana Arc Sale, held at Saint-Cloud on Saturday, has gained two black-type performers.
Ikigai, a two-year-old Sayif filly, will be presented by her trainer Ilka Gansera-Leveque as lot 40.
She won on debut at Yarmouth by six lengths in July and was a close third in the Listed Prix Saraca at Maisons-Laffitte last Wednesday.
Ikigai is out of Usem, an unraced daughter of Bahamian Bounty and Listed-winning sprinter Ripples Maid and thus a half-sister to Japanese Grade 3 scorer and Grade 1-placed Mikki Charm.
The Peter Schiergen-trained Kronprinz, meanwhile, will go under the hammer as lot 50.
The four-year-old son of Lord Of England was a four-length winner of the Group 3 Grosser Preis der Landeshauptstadt Dusseldorf at Dusseldorf on Sunday.
He is a brother to Group 3-placed King out of a Sholokhov half-sister to Listed winner Kartago.
Ikigai and Kronprinz join a catalogue of around 50 lots for the auction, which takes place at 6.30pm local time (5.30pm BST) on the eve of Enable's bid for a historic third victory in the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe.
Published on 30 September 2019inNews
Last updated 21:02, 30 September 2019
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