4 yo Dapper Man at his latest win, Izmir G1, 2100m (race replay)

https://video-cdn.tjk.org/videoftp/2025/3/25031626.mp4

1st LR Efes Kosusu 1st G3 Piri Reis Kosusu – 1st G1 Yildirim Beyazit Kosusu – 1st G1 Ankara Kalesi Kosusu 1500m (race below) 👇

9 wins from 16 starts Dirt Track

Dapper Man sired by Marcavelly (USA) Storm Cat sire line – Mohito (Tur) from Unaccounted For (USA) (sire line Private Account/Damascus

Sire Marcavelly had a racing career with 8 starts for 4 wins, and 3 places, earnings $338,283 in total. He was a two-time graded stakes winner. Contributing to Turkeys successful racing, Marcavelly has sired several successful racehorses. One notable offspring is Patrick Star, a colt foaled in 2022, who has achieved impressive results with 4 starts, 3 wins, and 1 place, earning ₺2,410,400. Patrick Star’s victories include the Çaldıran (G1-İst) and Tay Deneme (G2-İst) races.

Marcavelly’s dam Dark Jewel is a full Sister to Hidden Light, dam of Artie Schiller.

The🐎GENOTYPE

Dapper Man, takes excellent genotype, the pedigree built to ‘type’ set-strains, @ post Teddy/Damascus influences.

Genetic ‘research’ updates are further explained below.

Damascus – 5 x 4

Teddy – 11x

11x Selene, noticeably to Damascus via Pharamond & Sickle

*Hot Update!

Hot news: Russia Thoroughbred Riding Horse article, has surprising detail that places a 2n family line assigned to ‘G’ Haplotype (n.b. i.e., classic sire, Teddy distaff 2n).

Elsewhere, On-line resources has 2N family publicized upon Haplotype L4.

The G haplotype parallel might indicate the affinity to German bred lines, specifically elite sire Galileo IRE (dam Allegretta thru family 9h, inclusive 9f, 9b) and sire, Sea the Stars (IRE).

Now it is to engage why ‘G’ haplotype has a place amongst a G1 genotype pedigree.

Haplogroup G turned out to be typical for mares of the 2nd and 9th families, each of which was characterized by peculiar haplotypes of the mtDNA D-loop

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/340042759_MtDNA_Haplotype_Analysis_in_Dam_Families_of_the_Thoroughbred_Riding_Horses/download?_tp=eyJjb250ZXh0Ijp7ImZpcnN0UGFnZSI6InB1YmxpY2F0aW9uIiwicGFnZSI6InB1YmxpY2F0aW9uIn19

The “G’ haplotype highlights to a Russian bred Champion Miler, Bolding, https://www.pedigreequery.com/bolding notably sire’s dam distaff & to overall 10x Teddy, Damascus, sire Dotsero (USA) distaff family 9-e.

We further see the G prototype pattern to Medaglia D’Oro upon 2n & 9e +9b families viz Bailjumper (Teddy/Damascus sire line), and daughter Cappucino Bay. https://www.pedigreequery.com/medaglia+doro

Again, Medaglia D’Oro sire of Golden Sixty (Aus) – 4×4 Damascus, broodmare sire Distorted Humour (USA) co-affiliates into a G Haplotype. https://www.pedigreequery.com/golden+sixty

Patterns forward… the Medaglia D’Oro grandson sire Dr Schivel (Violence) https://www.pedigreequery.com/dr+schivel exhibits remarkably G Haplotype. Dr Schivel has 5×4 Damascus, b/m sire Mining for Money with Kennedy Road (Can) noting his dam Nearis has Teddy 2N/distaff 9-b

Kennedy Road (Can) – Canadian Champion 2 & 3yo Canada

Taking into account the Selene dominance, the question raises why she, 🏆Selene, crosses alongside?

The G Haplotype family 9f connection has Cyllene (GB) to the Selene pedigree.

G Haplotype at source

G haplogroups occur in the highest frequencies in the East Asia region. In turn, according to Achilli et al. (2012), both the G and B haplogroups -representing the exact JN398412.1 and JN398391.1 reference sequences, respectively -were assigned to Arabian horses and to an unspecified Syrian Breed from the Middle East. …

https://www.researchgate.net/figure/Haplogroup-tree-of-HVR-1-sequences-from-the-studied-horses-Mutations-were-shown-on-the_fig2_325511408

G Haplotype adjusts Type with a marked character. Dapper Man has another G type from his dam – the champion sprinter Honeyway (GB), a most genuine breeding sire line that made his presence in the most phenomenal racehorses of our time. Sunline (NZ), Shergar (GB), Grundy (GB), Kris (GB), Diesis (GB).

Thank you, Janice Winterhalter, for your support.

Research credit Jane Bielski ©️