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See: ascendant, author, generate, increase, originate, originator, progenitor, propagate, reproduce

SIRE. A title of honor given to kings or emperors in speaking or writing to them.



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Other top-class performers sired by El Prado include turf stars Kitten's Joy, who sired his 12th first-crop winner in the US on Monday, and Artie Schiller, as well as Borrego, Asi Siempre and this season's Grand Prix de Saint-Cloud and Prix Foy scorer Spanish Moon.
Danehill has sired more stakes winners than any other stallion and, as several of his sons, such as Danehill Dancer, Redoute's Choice, Flying Spur, Danzero, Danetime and Dansili have sired Group 1 winners, Danehill has a reputation as a sire of sires.
But setting aside the question of technique, Unbridled and Alysheba have a lot in common as stallions this week, when either could join the short list of Kentucky Derby winners who sired Kentucky Derby winners.
 
 
 
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