Highland Heights (IRE)

Country: IRE
Sire: Lomond (USA)

Winners (GB & IRE): 0 of 3 runners (0%)
Wins (GB & IRE): 0 from 11 runs
Progeny prize money (GB & IRE): £234 GB
Best progeny OR: 45
Foaled: 1988 · out of Climb The Heights (USA)

Progeny

All known progeny


1999	Mr Monroe (GB)	Charles Smith	colt	Mistertopogigo (IRE)	5	0.0%	45	£234	7 Feb 02
2002	Mr Kayos (GB)	Geraldine Rees	gelding	Kayf Tara (GB)	5	0.0%	45	£0	16 Nov 06
2004	Sammy Whiskers (GB)	Frank Sheridan	gelding	Cloudings (IRE)	1	0.0%	-	£0	28 Jun 09

Every offspring with a British or Irish run since 1990, oldest first, plus unraced offspring we know of from profiles and forward entries.

Produce by sire


Mistertopogigo (IRE)	1999	1	1	5	0.0%	£234
Kayf Tara (GB)	2002	1	1	5	0.0%	£0
Cloudings (IRE)	2004	1	1	1	0.0%	£0

Her known produce grouped by the stallion she was mated with, earliest foal first. Foal years come from age (unraced foals without an age are counted but not dated). GB and IRE records since 1990.

Quick answers

How many winners has Highland Heights produced?: Highland Heights (IRE) is the dam of 3 runners in Britain and Ireland since 1990, none of them winners so far (11 runs between them). Runs abroad are not included.
Who is the best offspring of Highland Heights?: On British and Irish black type and ratings, the best offspring of Highland Heights (IRE) is Mr Monroe (GB), by Mistertopogigo (IRE), with a best official rating of 45.
How much prize money have Highland Heights' offspring won?: The offspring of Highland Heights (IRE) have earned £234 in Britain since 1990.
What is Highland Heights' pedigree?: Highland Heights (IRE) is by Lomond (USA) out of Climb The Heights (USA).
Did Highland Heights race?: Yes. In Britain and Ireland: 8 runs, no wins. Runs abroad are not included.
Which family does Highland Heights belong to?: Highland Heights (IRE) belongs to the Climb The Heights (USA) female family.

Updated 2009-06-28

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