War Decree is one of those rare stallions who have been able overcome the odds by siring types without the backing of big books.

A particularly fast winner over 1400m at Gr.2 winner at Goodwood, the regally bred War Decree by Danzig's outstanding son War Front is a member of the same great stallions family as Storm Cat and Royal Academy.

Showing that he can sire a good one with his son Warmonger (bred on the same War Decree/Danehill cross as this filly) a runaway winner of the Gr.1 Queensland Derby and his daughters Val di Zoldo and Luvnwar both Group winners, War Decree has also sire seven stakes placed horses and 25 metropolitan winners.

A good effort considering his lack of numbers with half of his runners to date being at least city class!

A half-sister to the lightly raced winner Highlighted and the promising two-year-old Luminosity (a game second at her spring debut), this attractive filly is out of the unraced Enchanted Light whose multiple Gr.1 winning sire Darci Brahma proved to be an outstanding force with 12 Gr.1 winners amongst his 60 stakes winners.

And he has also been doing the job as a broodmare sire, his daughters already producing 16 stakes winners including the Gr.1 gallopers Ozzmosis, Pier and Transatlantic.

Enchanted Light is out of the excellent producer Fairy Lights, a lightly race Fairy King mare whose nine winners (from 11 to race) include the Gr.2 Hawke's Bay Guineas winner Keyora and the dual stakes winning Japanese galloper Roc de Cambes (sire of the Gr.1 winners He's Our Rokkii and Vin De Dance).

Fairy Lights' dam Gay Fantastic has also been a great success with ten of her 12 named foals being winners including the Group winners Moon Solitaire and Germano and the Listed winners Fantastic Don and Fantastic Bid.

This is a family represented by quality campaigners around the world, including the Gr.1 Metropolitan Handicap winner Sir John Hawkwood, the French Gr.1 winner Naaqoos, the European Champion Older Horse PIlsudski and the dual Gr.1 winning Japanese galloper Fine Motion.

Vetted up with A plus and all costings below include insurance, Karaka Million nomination, airfreight to Australia, and NZ studbook clearance and of course with the exchange rate we have her cheaper than is down on Sale price.

She will be arriving Sunday evening and will come straight to our farm for a couple of weeks before heading to the breaking in farm.