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Libertad is out of Electric Charge (Charge Forward). The second dam is Miss Bussell (Danzero). The third dam is Lurestina (Sir Tristram). Libertad won the Winterbottom Stakes at Ascot on 29 November 2025 for trainer Annabel & Rob Archibald and jockey J Mott, bred by Rheinwood Pastoral & Somerset Services.
Watch Me Rock is out of What Choux Want (Jimmy Choux), who was Group-placed in New Zealand. Second dam Bankside Belle (Volksraad). Third dam Chianina (Super Imposing). Watch Me Rock won the Railway Stakes at Ascot on 22 November 2025 for trainer G & A Williams and jockey William Pike, bred by Graham White and Marge Ojapold.
Jimmysstar is out of Anniesstar (Zed), a stakes winner in New Zealand. Second dam Star Guest (Pentire). Third dam Mon Espoir (Star Board). Jimmysstar won the C. F. Orr Stakes at Caulfield on 15 November 2025 for trainer Ciaron Maher and jockey Ethan Brown, bred by Mrs C A & P M Algie & Little Avondale Trust.
Ceolwulf is out of Las Brisas (Shamardal). The second dam is Bright Halo (Bigstone). The third dam is Solo De Lune (Law Society). Ceolwulf won the Champions Mile at Flemington on 8 November 2025 for trainer Joseph Pride and jockey Chad Schofield, bred by Cambridge Stud.
Via Sistina is out of the unraced Nigh (Galileo), Broodmare of the Year in Ireland, and has a half-sister by Bated Breath, Via Sienna. Nigh is a half-sister to Kingsgate Native (Mujadil), a dual Group 1 winner. Second dam Native Force (Indian Ridge) won once and is the dam of Kingsgate Native, champion three-year-old sprinter in Britain. Her three other winners include Vanishing Grey (Verglas), who won three times, was Listed-placed and produced First Contact, a Listed winner and Group 1-placed. Third dam La Pellegrina (Be My Guest) was placed and is a half-sister to the Classic winner Las Meninas (Glenstal). Nigh produced a colt by Too Darn Hot in 2024 and a filly by Kingman in 2025, and she was covered by Dubawi in 2025. Via Sistina won the Champions Stakes at Flemington on 8 November 2025 for trainer Chris Waller and jockey James McDonald, bred by Laundry Cottage Stud Farm.
Giga Kick is out of Rekindled Applause (Royal Applause), multiple stakes-placed in Italy. Second dam Rekindled Affair (Rainbow Quest). Third dam Seasonal Pickup (The Minstrel). Giga Kick won the Champions Sprint at Flemington on 8 November 2025 for trainer Clayton Douglas and jockey Mark Zahra, bred by G S A Bloodstock Pty Ltd.
Kyprios did not so much win the 2022 Prix du Cadran as turn it into a solo. Over 4,000 metres at ParisLongchamp he came home 20 lengths clear of the runner-up, the widest margin of any Group 1 winner since 2020. Ryan Moore rode him for Aidan O'Brien. The nearest anyone has come to that mark is 16 lengths, by Snowfall in the 2021 Epsom Oaks, another O'Brien runner in a league of her own that day.
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