Rule Of Law (USA)

1st - G1 betfair.com St Leger Stakes - Doncaster, UK - 11 September 2004
1st - G1 St Leger Stakes - Doncaster, UK - 11 September 2004

1st - G2 Daily Telegraph Great Voltigeur Stakes - York, UK - 17 August 2004
Foal date
06/03/2001Gender
HorseColour
BaySire
Kingmambo (USA)
Dam
Crystal Crossing (IRE)
Trainer
Saeed bin Suroor Breeder
R E Sangster And Ben Sangster
Career earnings
$1,283,128.88Results
Pedigree
Comments
Starts5Wins2Placed2
Date | Result | Racecourse | Race details |
---|---|---|---|
11/09/2004 | 1st | Doncaster (GB) | betfair.com St Leger Stakes (Group 1) (Entire Colts & Fillies) 3yo |
17/08/2004 | 1st | York (GB) | Daily Telegraph Great Voltigeur Stakes Class A (Group 2) (Colts & Geldings) 3yo |
27/06/2004 | 4th | Curragh (IRE) | Budweiser Irish Derby (Group 1) (Entire Colts & Fillies) 3yo |
05/06/2004 | 2nd | Epsom (GB) | Vodafone Derby Stakes Class A (Group 1) (Entire Colts & Fillies) 3yo |
12/05/2004 | 2nd | York (GB) | totesport Dante Stakes Class A (Group 2) 3yo |
Rule Of Law (USA) | Kingmambo (USA) | Mr Prospector (USA) | Raise A Native (USA) |
1961 | |||
1970 | Gold Digger (USA) | ||
1962 | |||
1990 | Miesque (USA) | Nureyev (USA) | |
1977 | |||
1984 | Pasadoble (USA) | ||
1979 | |||
2001 | Crystal Crossing (IRE) | Royal Academy (USA) | Nijinsky (CAN) |
1967 | |||
1987 | Crimson Saint (USA) | ||
1969 | |||
1994 | Never So Fair (GB) | Never So Bold (IRE) | |
1980 | |||
1987 | Favoletta (GB) | ||
1968 |
Rule Of Law improved dramatically once fitted with a visor as a 2yo and, having won a York maiden by 7l on his first start in headgear, he continued to climb the ranks and produced a taking performance when defeating four previous winners in the Listed Acomb Stakes back at the same track; the son of Kingmambo finished an admirable third in the Group 2 Royal Lodge Stakes on his final start for David Loder, but it was as a 3yo, when in the care of Saeed bin Suroor, that he really fulfilled his potential; having finished second behind North Light in the Dante Stakes at York on his debut for Godolphin, he found only Sir Michael Stoute's colt too good for him in the 2004 Epsom Derby; looked to be crying out for a sterner test when fourth in the Irish equivalent later in the month and duly warmed up for a crack at the St Leger with an impressive success in the Group 2 Great Voltigeur Stakes back at York; he didn't disappoint at Doncaster three weeks later either, gaining a hard-fought head success over his main market rival, Quiff, and providing Kerrin McEvoy with a first Group 1 success on British soil; retired to stud