Good looking son of champion juvenile Teofilo, out of a half-sister to champion juvenile Alhaarth, from a family famous for producing good stallions, oh, and let's not forget that he is also a half-brother to a classic winner who has sired a classic winner.
No wonder he gets smart runners
His name is Mutajally
Good looking son of champion juvenile Teofilo, out of a half-sister to champion juvenile Alhaarth, from a family famous for producing good stallions, oh, and let's not forget that he is also a half-brother to a classic winner who has sired a classic winner.
No wonder he gets smart runners
His name is Mutajally
His name is Mutajally
His name is Mutajally
Mutajally (gb) b h 2010
Teofilo - Dhelaal / Green Desert
Half-brother to Makfi. Sire of New Man etc.
100% fertility
Mutajally (gb) b h 2010
Teofilo - Dhelaal / Green Desert
Half-brother to Makfi. Sire of New Man etc.
100% fertility
A popular stallion with a G1 pedigree and excellent results with his first few runners
FEE 2019: NOK. 3.000 covering fee + NOK 8.000 live foal (48 hours)
right sire... right family...
right results...
right sire... right family...
right results...
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Son of Teofilo
Son of Teofilo
Mutajally's sire Teofilo
Unbeaten in five starts.
Champion Two-Year-Old of Europe. Timefom 126.
Won
Dewhurst Stakes (G1), Newmarket
National Stakes (G1), Curragh
Futurity Stakes (G2), Curragh
Tyros Stakes (LR), Curragh
Sire of Trading Leather (Irish Derby, G1, etc),
Pleascach (Irish 1,000 Guineas, G1, Yorkshire Oaks, G1, etc.), Humidor, (Australia Cup, G1, Makybe Diva Stakes, G1, Memsie Stakes, G1 etc.) and Exultant (winner of the 2018 Hong Kong Vase, G1, at Sha Tin, 2nd in Champions & Chater Cup, G1, 3rd behind champions Churchill and Thunder Snow in the Irish 2,000 Guineas, G1).
With such results already, Teofilo seems certain
to become a successful sire of sires.
Out of Dhelaal
Out of Dhelaal
Mutajally's dam, the beautifully bred Green Desert daughter Dhelaal, is a household name in European racing and breeding circles.
Best known as the dam of 2,000 Guineas (G1) and Prix Jacques le Marois (G1) winner Makfi - who has himself sired a classic winner in France - Dhelaal is a daughter of top class sprinter and stallion Green Desert, and she is a half sister to Champion Juvenile Alhaarth (an unbeaten Two-Year-Old who won Dewhurst Stakes, G1). Alhaarth became the sire of Haafhd, winner of the 2,000 Guineas, G1, and Champion Stakes, G1 at three, and also a successful stallion.
Mutajally's half brother Makfi has sired top class miler Make Believe, wiinner of the French 2,000 Guineas (G1) and high class stayer Magic Circle.
This is a family combining speed and stamina.
Sire of New Man
Sire of New Man
Mutajally's best son, New Man, has been an absolute sensational runner both at two and three.
Easily the most successful homebred around these days, New Man won Norsk Mesterskap both at two and three, and has also captured the historical and prestigious Eyvind Lyches Memorial.
In addition, New Man has been runner-up in
Norsk Rikstoto Grand Prix and Norsk Forening
For Fullblodsavl Løp.
New Man was the best homebred in the strong 2018 edition of the Norwegian Derby (LR).
14 runs: 3-3-3 / 64% top three / 667,468
New Man is handled by Scandinavian
Champion Trainer Niels Petersen
Big race Trippel
Big race Trippel
One swallow does not make a summer.
One champion does not make a stallion - and Mutajally is not just the sire of top Norwegian bred big race winner New Man.
There's more to this well bred stallion. Much more.
Mutajally stamps his offspring, and trainers love them. His Three-Year-Olds of 2019 are truly an exciting bunch.
Macjack, probably the best looking homebred juvenile in Norway in 2018, led a 1-2-3 for Mutajally runners when winning Norsk Rikstoto Rekrutteringsløp, an important juvenile contest worth 126,000 kroner.
1 - Macjack (Mutajally)
2 - I See Fire (Mutajally)
3 - Costasera (Mutajally)
World class connections
World class connections
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The unraced Dhelaal was given every chance at Shadwell,
visiting Nayef, Medician, Teofilo and New Approach.
Timeform Racehorses, Makfi essay, 2010
Dhelaal subsequently visited Dawn Approach
We also stand Evasive www.evasivestallion.com
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