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| Pippermint | |
|---|---|
| Sire | St. Mirin |
| Grandsire | Hermit |
| Dam | Mostaza |
| Damsire | Pepper and Salt |
| Sex | Stallion |
| Foaled | 1899 |
| Country | Argentina |
| Colour | Grey |
| Breeder | Saturnino Unzué |
| Owner | George Attucha |
| Trainer | Edmund Frazer |
| Jockey | T |
| Record | T |
| Earnings | T |
| Major wins | |
| Gran Premio Polla de Potrillos | |
| Awards | |
| T | |
Pippermint was an Argentinian Thoroughbred racehorse and first winner of the Argentinian Quadruple Crown.
Background
editPippermint's sire St. Mirin was imported from England, where he finished second to Ormonde in the St. Leger Stakes.[1]
Racing Career
editGran Premio Polla de Potrillos: 1'40"
Gran Premio Jockey Club 2'5"1/5
Gran Premio Nacional 2'37"1/5
Gran Premio Internacional3'12"
Progre so (?) 1'13"1/5
1902
editPippermint won 11 races, earning 141,560.
Retirement and Stud Career
editIn 1903, after being retired from racing, George Attucha sold Pippermint to NAME Piccione for ₤10,000.[2]
Pippermint had some success as a sire. In 1932, Pippermint led the Argentine broodmare sire list, and he was second on the Chilean general sire list in 1913/1914.[3]
Racing Statistics
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Pedigree
edit| Sire St. Mirin (GB) |
Hermit (GB) | Newminster (GB) | Touchstone (GB) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Beeswing (GB) | |||
| Seclusion (GB) | Tadmor (GB) | ||
| Miss Sellon (GB) | |||
| Lady Paramount (GB) | Brother to Strafford (GB) | Young Melbourne (GB) | |
| Gameboy Mare (GB) | |||
| Toxophilite Mare (GB) | Toxophilite (GB) | ||
| Maid of Masham (GB) | |||
| Dam Mostaza (GB) |
Pepper and Salt (GB) | The Rake (GB) | Wild Dayrell (GB) |
| Englands Beauty (GB) | |||
| Oxford Mixture (GB) | Oxford (GB) | ||
| Irish Belle (GB) | |||
| Strathfleet (GB) | Scottish Chief (GB) | Lord of the Isles (GB) | |
| Miss Ann (GB) | |||
| Masquerade (GB) | Lambourn (GB) | ||
| Burlesque (GB) |
References
edit- ^ "Pippermint". Argentine Thoroughbreds. Archived from the original on 2006-10-14.
- ^ Prodgers, Cecil Herbert (1925). Adventures in Peru. United States: Dutton. p. 117.
- ^ Hunter, Avalyn. "Pippermint (ARG)". American Classic Pedigrees. Retrieved 6 January 2022.
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