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Pedigree report · 2024 bay filly

A meeting of Japanese speed and European class.

This report explains the influences behind the pedigree, the performance already present in the female family and what makes the mating so compelling.

BYDiatonic (JPN)OUT OFFrankly Rosie (GB)by Frankel

Official pedigree

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Diatonic brings elite Japanese sprint-mile speed through Lord Kanaloa, while Frankly Rosie adds Frankel, Galileo and Danehill over the proven San Century family. The complete written analysis continues directly below.

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Official four-generation pedigree and female-family record for the Diatonic out of Frankly Rosie filly

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Executive summary

Why this pedigree deserves attention.

This filly is built around a speed-led top line and a dam line carrying world-class European blood and proven Australasian performance. Diatonic contributes elite Japanese sprint-mile ability through Lord Kanaloa. Frankly Rosie contributes Frankel, Galileo and Danehill, before the pedigree reaches the highly productive San Century family.

The displayed four generations contain no obvious close duplication. Instead, the mating brings together several globally important but complementary lines: King Kamehameha, Storm Cat and Sunday Silence through the sire; Galileo, Danehill, Green Desert and Centaine through the dam.

That breadth is the central appeal. There is abundant speed, but also enough class and middle-distance influence to give the pedigree genuine range.

Key stakes performers in the family

Glorious DaysGroup 1 Hong Kong Mile and Stewards’ Cup winner; eight career wins.

All LegalGroup 2 Villiers Stakes and Listed Ladies Day Cup winner; nearly $600,000 in prizemoney.

Revolutionary MissSeven-time winner, six Group victories and runner-up in both the Group 1 Blue Diamond and Thousand Guineas.

SpurcentListed Gimcrack Stakes winner and Group 1 Thousand Guineas placegetter.

EquationFour consecutive wins including the Listed Canberra Guineas.

Bangalore Bullet / Bright StarSix wins including the Listed Dunedin and Gore Guineas.

The ownership case

A filly with speed, depth and a story worth joining.

This is the type of pedigree that gives owners plenty to be excited about: a young Japanese sire line with genuine Group-class speed, Frankel sitting immediately behind the dam, and a female family that has already produced a Group 1 miler, a Group 2 Villiers winner and outstanding juvenile performers.

She is a first foal, she is trained from Flemington by Mark and Levi Kavanagh, and only 5% remains. For owners looking for an affordable way into a filly with international bloodlines and long-term residual appeal, this is a particularly attractive opportunity.

01 · Sire line

Diatonic

Durable, repeatable Japanese speed.

Diatonic won ten races from 1200m to 1600m. His major victories included the Group 2 Hanshin Cup and two editions of the Group 2 Swan Stakes, and he placed at Group 1 level in the Takamatsunomiya Kinen.

He is by Lord Kanaloa, the Japanese Horse of the Year and champion sprinter-miler whose progeny include champion Almond Eye, international sprinter Danon Smash and Australian Group 1-winning juvenile Tagaloa.

Pedigree signalHigh-class acceleration, sprint-mile range and the constitution associated with a horse who continued winning Group races across multiple seasons.

02 · Dam line

Frankly Rosie

Frankel over a proven San Century family.

Frankly Rosie is an unplaced daughter of Frankel and this is her first foal. While there is therefore no direct produce record yet, her position as a daughter of Frankel gives the filly access to one of the most influential international stallions of the modern era.

Frankel is by Galileo from Kind, a daughter of Danehill. His daughters have already produced Group 1 winners, supporting his emerging importance as a broodmare sire rather than relying only on his extraordinary direct sire record.

Pedigree signalInternational class, athletic scope and a broodmare-sire influence with growing elite evidence.

The female family

San Century’s influence keeps appearing.

The strength of this family is not confined to one exceptional performer. It has produced elite horses through multiple daughters and across multiple generations.

THIRD DAM

San Century

By Centaine. The foundation mare in this part of the page and the source of several high-class branches.

DIRECT SON

Glorious Days

Eight wins, headed by the Group 1 Hong Kong Mile, with further elite-level placings in Hong Kong.

AZARDI’S SON

All Legal

Six wins from 1300m to 1600m, including the Group 2 Villiers Stakes.

DIRECT DAUGHTER

Spurcent

Listed Gimcrack Stakes winner and Group 1 placed, demonstrating genuine juvenile speed.

LATER GENERATION

Revolutionary Miss

Multiple Group 2 and Group 3 winner and Group 1 placed, extending the family’s black-type relevance.

FAMILY RANGE

1000m–1600m+

Evidence of precocity and sprinting speed alongside proven elite performance at a mile.

How the mating fits

Influence by influence.

How the principal bloodlines complement one another.

SpeedLord Kanaloa · Storm Cat · Danehill · Green Desert

Multiple, distinct sources of speed sit on both sides of the pedigree.

Class & scopeSunday Silence · Galileo · Frankel

Elite international influences that can support quality beyond raw sprinting speed.

Australasian proofCentaine · San Century

A female family that has translated into black-type performance in this region and Hong Kong.

Likely profileSpeed-led · 1200m–1600m appeal

A pedigree with sprinting speed on both sides and sufficient depth to offer scope toward a mile.

Our pedigree verdict

Multiple credible ways for the mating to work.

Diatonic supplies the elite, durable speed. Frankel supplies international quality and a developing broodmare-sire record. San Century supplies the racecourse evidence through a family that has produced juvenile speed, a Group 2 Villiers winner and a Group 1 miler. Add the residual appeal of a filly from this female family, and the pedigree offers owners a particularly interesting long-term story.

Prospective owners must review the approved PDS, including risks, fees, costs and ongoing obligations, before applying.