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How versatile Spasha has made the perfect start to her paddocks career

In a new series Martin Stevens looks at the record of emerging matriarchs

Hello Youmzain beats The Tin Man in the Sprint CupHaydock 7.9.19 Pic: Edward Whitaker
Spasha's son Hello Youmzain (left) wins the Haydock Sprint Cup from The Tin ManCredit: Edward Whitaker

Spasha might not be a name that would be on the tip of many people's tongues if you asked them about the great modern producers, but quietly she has compiled an excellent – and remarkably versatile – progeny record.

All four offspring of the Rabbah Bloodstock-owned broodmare who are of racing age have won black-type contests, from a Group 1 over six furlongs to a Grade 2 juvenile hurdle over two miles.

What makes Spasha's story all the more extraordinary is that there have never been any great expectations surrounding her.

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Published on 15 April 2020inFeatures

Last updated 18:41, 15 April 2020

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