Parnac

[horse]

Could anyone please keep me updated on a filly called Parnac who used to raced in Germany

She is unbeaten in 2 starts and her sire is Zarak who i follow every progeny of his.

She was purchased by an American and will go into training with a chap called Chad Brown, who i havnt heard off.

 And i hope he continues to race her on the turf not dirt.

When does he race his horses ?

Is he a good Trainer

Many Thanks

Roger

[arsignman]

Chad Brown is an exceptional trainer on turf and dirt. You can check him out at equibase.com
He stables in Belmont, Saratoga during the summer and fall.

[1hooper]

West Point lists Parnac being trained by Clement. www.westpointtb.com/horse/parnac-fr-2/

[cherokeescot]

That chap Clement is jolly good with turf horses

[eye123]

A French connection with a German twist presents a compelling opportunity: the unbeaten 3-year-old filly Parnac.

She was bred in France and has been raced in Germany by Jean-Pierre Dubois, a veteran horseman who recognized that with her combination of quality and a speed-influenced pedigree, she would be a perfect fit for American racing as a 3-year-old, looking toward the rich stakes for fillies on the turf: the Grade 1 Belmont Oaks in July, the Saratoga Oaks in August and the Jockey Club Oaks in September.

Mr. Dubois sought out a link to the U.S. and found one in fellow Frenchman Christophe Clement. Thoroughly impressed by the ease and manner of her two straight wins as a 2-year-old, Christophe put Mr. Dubois in touch with West Point. 

“She is a beautiful filly and I have to say I had a little sense of deja vu watching her second win,” Tom Bellhouse said of Parnac’s victory in the Grosser Preis Von Muhlens-Stiftung, a Listed stakes event at Hannover racetrack in Germany on October 24. “It brought to mind Twilight Eclipse, who was kind of off the beaten path when we bought him after two straight wins at Indiana Grand. This reminded me of that second one, where he had a little traffic and dropped his head and just blew them away in an instant. You don’t see that kind of acceleration every day.”

Parnac comes from the barn of one of Germany’s all-time leading trainers, Andreas Wohler.

Christophe said, “He is a world-class trainer and he develops young horses for the long-term, rather than flash-in-the-pan 2-year-olds. Knowing that, it’s exciting to see what she’s done already.”

[spiderjohn]

Slightly off-topic, however Assymetric is a nice one that shipped over also. Very strong Euro form--scratched out of a CD turf sprint Derby week. I would expect that runner to show up in a turf sprint somewhere where the purse is worthwhile. Hopefully continues at the same level.

[1hooper]

With no published works I would expect an appearance at Saratoga at the earliest.

[horse]

Thanks everyone for your input