Top prospect for Hello Youmzain

Hello Youmzain has produced another exciting black-type performer in the Northern Hemisphere with the emergence of Bermuda Longtail.

Prepared by multiple Group 1-winning trainer Andrew Balding, the filly quickly showed her talent when second on debut before going one better over 1400 metres at Kempton.

She returned there after a five-month break to finish second again and recently bridged the gap to better company in fine style when beating all but the undefeated Kon Tiki in the Listed York Stakes at a mile.

Bermuda Longtail may now be set for a crack at the G1 Falmouth Stakes at Newmarket in July.

She was originally purchased for 60,000gns at the Deauville October Yearling Sale and then made 220,000gns when offered at the Deauville Breeze-Up Sale.

Bermuda Longtail is out of the Footstepsinthesand mare Et Toi Et Moi whose dam is a half-sister to stakes winers Kreem, Sardaukar, Rostrum, Kindjhal and Alta Sima.

Our shuttle stallion Hello Youmzain has now produced 40 Northern Hemisphere winners, including Group winners Misunderstood and Electrolyte.

From his Cambridge Stud base, he has sired five juvenile winners from 17 starters with his flagship performer so far our homebred and raced Lucy In The Sky, who has won two of her three starts including the Listed Champagne Stakes.

‍