Amato (race horse)

Pedigree 

Lineage ((eclipse system) /Sorcerer 4x4=12.50% of King Fergus line, Trumpator 4x5x5=12.50%, Potoooooooo 4x5=9.38%, Highflyer 5x5x5=9.38%, Sir Peter Teazle 5x5=6.25%) of Amato			(the source of the pedigree)
Father Velocipede 1825 chestnut U.K.	Blacklock 1814 Kage U.K.	Whitelock	Hambletonian
			Rosalind
		Coriander Mare	Coriander
			Wildgoose
	Juniper Mare 1817 blue Kage U.K.	Juniper	Whiskey
			Jenny Spinner
		Sorcerer Mare	Sorcerer
			Virgin
Mother Jane Shore 1820 Kage U.K.	Woful 1809 Kage U.K.	Waxy	Potoooooooo
			Maria
		Penelope	Trumpator
			Prunella
	Bella Donna 1816 Kage U.K.	Seymour	Delpini
			Bay Javelin
		Gramarie	Sorcerer
			Sir Peter Mare F-No.2-a
The paternal line
The mother's side(F-No.)
Inbreeding in five generations
The source

Amato
Europe character notation	Amato
Kind	Thoroughbred
Sex	Male
Hair color	Blue Kage
The birth	1835
Death	1841
Father	Velocipede
Mother	Jane Shore
Father of mother	Woful
Native land	The U.K.
Owner of a racehorse	Sir Gilbert Heathcote
Animal trainer	Ralph Sherwood
Race results
Life results	One one win
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Amato (Amato, from 1835 to 1841) is a British thoroughbred race horse. As for father, Velocipede, mother are Jane Shore.

I enter in the 59th Derby stakes practiced in 1838 and win the championship. Because I retired afterward without running a race once, one war record is one win throughout the life, and one maintains the record that it is unusual called the U.K. Derby. As for the animal trainer, as for Ralph Sherwood, the production, the owner of a racehorse, Sir Gilbert Heathcote, the jockey at the time of the Derby were Jem Chapple. In addition, the horse was the horse which won in the Derby as position horse of the Epsom racetrack for the first time.

References

• The Encyclopaedia of Flat Racing [p.9] (1986 authors: Howard Wright publication: Robert Hale ISBN 0-7090-2639-0)

Outside link

• Race horse results and information JBIS search

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