TRIPLE FORTUNE

KODIAC was trained by John Dunlop with a record of 4 wins in 20 starts, while 4 wins were handicap contests from1200M to 1400M and placed 4th in G1 Prix Maurice de Gheest. KODIAC was not a top class runner among his racing record but is a brilliant stallion with 106 black type winners, including Caulfield Cup champion BEST SOLUTION; 2019 Haydock Sprint Cup and 2020 Diamond Jubilee Stakes winner HELLO YOUMZAIN being his representatives. His service fee in 2026 is EUR€ 20,000.TRIPLE FORTUNE was formerly known as MATHAN and trained by Joseph O'Brien in Ireland with 1 win, 6 seconds and 1 third in 11 starts. He made 2 starts at age 2 resulted in a second and a fourth. Upon turning 3YO, he finished second in his seasonal debut. In the following start over 1400M straight race at the Curragh, despite drawing the widest in a 17-runner field, he tracked the pace in second position along the outside rail before executing a comfortable passing move in the closing stages to break his maiden. On his next appearance, starting as an odds-on favourite over 1400M at Gowran Park, he finished second to SEWARD and hit the placings behind CHILL EASY over 1400M at Naas and LEAPING STAR over 1712M at Galway. After completing its 11-start campaign, the original owner put him up for public auction in the autumn where he was knocked down for 52,000 guineas. While there is a considerable number of KODIAC progeny in Hong Kong, their performances have generally fallen short of expectations. This is primarily because this sire line thrives on soft going. The bay gelding produced his best results on soft heavy going in Ireland, the Happy Valley track may suit him and he should stretch out to a mile.