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Dragon Symbol – Cable Bay – Arcamist

There is always a special kind of excitement when a brilliant sprinter retires to stud, but the anticipation surrounding the beautiful grey, Dragon Symbol, is truly something else. As his first crop of yearlings prepares to step into the spotlight, the racing world is eager to see what this striking son of Cable Bay will pass on to the next generation.

During his time on the track, Dragon Symbol was the epitome of raw speed and tenacity. He famously crossed the finish line first in the Commonwealth Cup at Royal Ascot, showcasing a devastating turn of foot that left some of the best sprinters in the world in his wake. 

Now standing at Whitsbury Manor Stud, he has let down into a magnificent stallion. His first foals were incredibly well-received at the sales, with buyers drawn to their athleticism, balance, and undeniable presence. It is clear that he is stamping his progeny with the same physical qualities that made him such a standout on the racecourse.

For those looking to inject pure, precocious speed into their bloodlines, Dragon Symbol is a first-season sire who simply cannot be ignored. If his yearlings can run even half as fast as they look, we are going to be hearing a lot more about this grey flash in the years to come.

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