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18_69	latter of which was over in the Group One Tenno Sho (Emperor's Cup).
18_70	Makybe Diva was named Australian Champion Racehorse of the Year for the 2004/05 season. Along with
18_71	this, she was also named Australian Champion Stayer and Australian Champion Filly and Mare. A
18_72	three-quarter brother to Makybe Diva, by Redoute's Choice, was sold in April 2005 for an Australian
18_73	record price of $2.5 million. Subsequently, named Musket, the colt won his debut at Canterbury in
18_74	August 2006, and in 2008 won the Gr.2 Shannon Stakes at Rosehill.
18_75	2005/2006: Seven-Year-Old Season (Melbourne Cup 3)
18_76	Resuming racing in August 2005, Makybe Diva won the Group 2 Memsie Stakes first up, before being
18_77	defeated by a nose in the Dato Tan Chin Nam Stakes at Moonee Valley. Two weeks later, with a run
18_78	down the outside of the field, Makybe Diva won the Turnbull Stakes over 2,000 m at Flemington. The
18_79	mare further enhanced her reputation despite being eight horses wide on the home turn, with a
18_80	comfortable victory in the 2005 Cox Plate, subsequently beating 2006 winner Fields of Omagh.
18_81	Prior to the Melbourne Cup, whether Makybe Diva would start was in doubt, after her connections
18_82	said she would not run if the track was "too firm". After the VRC decided to water the track,
18_83	however, she was declared a starter. On 1 November 2005, she made history in winning a record third
18_84	Melbourne Cup. Settling towards the back of the field, she steadily made ground between runners
18_85	around the home turn, before hitting the lead with around 300 m to go and holding a comfortable
18_86	1-1/4-length margin at the finish. Immediately after the race, trainer Lee Freedman said:
18_87	The win was not without controversy, however. Many, including rival trainers, suggested the track
18_88	watering amounted to bad sportsmanship employed to give Makybe Diva the best chance to win the
18_89	race. However, the track condition was upgraded to good straight after the Cup, and the winning
18_90	time of 3:19.18 was consistent with that rating.
18_91	Makybe Diva carried 58 kg during the record third Melbourne Cup, 0.5 kg above the weight-for-age
18_92	scale for a mare in a 3200m race. The last horse to carry more than weight-for-age and win was Rain
18_93	Lover, who was 1 kg over when he won his second cup in 1969, with 60.5 kg. In 2005, Makybe Diva
18_94	broke her own weight-carrying record for a mare of 55.5 kg, which she set in 2004, and became the
18_95	highest-weighted winner of the Cup since Think Big won his second Melbourne Cup with 58.5 kg in
18_96	1975. During the presentation of the Melbourne Cup, owner Tony Šantić announced that Makybe Diva
18_97	would "retire from racing as of today".
18_98	At the end of the 2005–06 season, Makybe Diva was named Australian Champion Racehorse of the Year
18_99	for the second time, becoming just the third horse to win that accolade more than once. She was
18_100	also named Australian Champion Stayer, winning this award for the third consecutive year, as well
18_101	as Australian Champion Middle Distance Racehorse.
18_102	Breeding career
18_103	On 10 August 2006, it was announced that Makybe Diva would be served by Epsom Derby winner Galileo
18_104	at Coolmore Stud.
18_105	At 3:16 on the morning of 17 August 2007, AEST time, Makybe Diva gave birth to her first foal,
18_106	named Rockstardom, at Coolmore Stud in the Hunter Valley of NSW. Sold for AU$1.5 million as a
18_107	yearling in 2009, he won two races in 12 starts, earning $26,115 over three years. Rockstardom was
18_108	gelded and died of a skull fracture in his stall at C. Waller's stables on 26 July 2013.
18_109	Makybe Diva was due to be served by Encosta De Lago in the spring of 2007 until the outbreak of
18_110	equine influenza forced the stud to be quarantined. Owner Tony Šantić sent the Diva to American
18_111	champion Fusaichi Pegasus, instead. On 20 August 2008, Makybe gave birth to her second foal, a
18_112	filly by the aforementioned Fusaichi Pegasus. This filly, later named La Dolce Diva, sold at
18_113	auction for $1.2 million to trainer Mark Kavanagh of Melbourne. Makybe Diva had a colt on 28 August
18_114	2009 by Encosta De Lago and was covered by More Than Ready for the 2010 season, but she did not
18_115	produce a foal in 2010.
18_116	Makybe Diva gave birth to her fourth foal, a bay colt by Lonhro, on 16 August 2011 in Victoria. Her
18_117	fifth foal, born in September 2012, is a colt sired by High Chaparral.
18_118	Awards
18_119	In 2006, the inaugural Spirit of Sport Award (for 2005) was given to Makybe Diva and her
18_120	connections (Lee Freedman, Tony Šantić, and Glen Boss) by the Sport Australia Hall of Fame for her
18_121	three successive Melbourne Cups. Spirit of Sport Award site
18_122	On 4 July 2006, Makybe Diva was inducted into the Australian Racing Hall of Fame.
18_123	As announced on 5 August 2006, Makybe Diva has been honoured at Flemington Racecourse with a
18_124	life-sized bronze statue, in recognition of her historic three Melbourne Cup wins. A life-sized
18_125	bronze statue was also erected on the foreshore in Šantić's home town of Port Lincoln, South
18_126	Australia.
18_127	Makybe Diva headed the International Federation of Horseracing Authorities ratings for the 2005-06
18_128	official end-of-season assessment. She was given a rating of 124, ahead of Electrocutionist, David
18_129	Junior. and Heart's Cry on 123. At a ceremony in Melbourne on 5 September 2010, held in conjunction
18_130	with the Australian Horse of the Year awards, Makybe Diva was officially inducted into the
18_131	Australian Racing Hall of Fame.
18_132	Race Record Pedigree
18_133	Makybe Diva is inbred 4 × 4 x 4 to the stallion Northern Dancer, meaning that Northern Dancer
18_134	appears three times in the fourth generation of her pedigree. In turn, this means she has six
18_135	great-great-grandsires instead of eight.
18_136	See also List of leading Thoroughbred racehorses List of millionaire racehorses in Australia
18_137	Repeat winners of horse races
18_138	References Further reading External links
18_139	1999 racehorse births Racehorses bred in the United Kingdom Racehorses trained in Australia
18_140	Melbourne Cup winners Sydney Cup winners Cox Plate winners
18_141	Australian Champion Racehorse of the Year Australian Racing Hall of Fame horses Horse monuments
18_142	Thoroughbred family 9-f Individual mares
19_0	Montgomery is a city in Le Sueur County, Minnesota, United States, 45 miles south of Minneapolis. It
19_1	was named after Richard Montgomery, an Irish-American soldier who served as a major general in the
19_2	Continental Army during the Revolutionary War. The population was 2,956 at the 2010 census.
19_3	History Montgomery as platted in 1877 when the railroad was extended to that point. Education
19_4	Montgomery is a part of the Tri-City United School District, ISD #2905. The district includes a
19_5	grades 9-12 high school in Montgomery; K-8 campuses in Montgomery and Le Center; and a K-4
19_6	elementary school in Lonsdale. The district's sports teams, the Titans, are members of the
19_7	Minnesota River Conference, and participate in baseball, softball, basketball, cross-country,
19_8	hockey, tennis, track, football, cheerleading, wrestling, golf and volleyball.
19_9	The academic performance of students exiting Tri-City United High School has been subject to
19_10	concern from the community. With a slim majority of students (58%) graduating without achieving
19_11	proficiency in Mathematics, and a substantial number of students graduating without achieving
19_12	proficiency in Reading (53%). Graduates from the Tri-City United School District rarely go on to
19_13	attend elite higher education institutions. The Tri-City United School District hosts a significant
19_14	number of minority students (17%), and spends a significant amount of funding on ESL (English as a
19_15	Second Language) programs.
19_16	The Most Holy Redeemer Catholic School is a parochial pre-K-8 school. Its sports teams, the
19_17	Raiders, compete in the Tri-County Private School Conference in sports including volleyball,
19_18	basketball, baseball and softball.
19_19	Arts and culture
19_20	Montgomery celebrates its Czechoslovakian heritage annually at the end of July with one of
19_21	Minnesota's oldest festivals, Kolacky Days. The festival dates back to 1929, when an estimated
19_22	6,000 people visited Montgomery for the first Kolacky Day celebration, held on October 1.
19_23	"The Kolacky Day spirit reigned supreme from early Tuesday morning until a comparatively late hour
19_24	Wednesday morning. More than 1,600 of the celebrated delicacies were devoured," according to a
19_25	Montgomery Messenger account from the following week.

18_69

latter of which was over in the Group One Tenno Sho (Emperor's Cup).

18_70

Makybe Diva was named Australian Champion Racehorse of the Year for the 2004/05 season. Along with

18_71

this, she was also named Australian Champion Stayer and Australian Champion Filly and Mare. A

18_72

three-quarter brother to Makybe Diva, by Redoute's Choice, was sold in April 2005 for an Australian

18_73

record price of $2.5 million. Subsequently, named Musket, the colt won his debut at Canterbury in

18_74

August 2006, and in 2008 won the Gr.2 Shannon Stakes at Rosehill.

18_75

2005/2006: Seven-Year-Old Season (Melbourne Cup 3)

18_76

Resuming racing in August 2005, Makybe Diva won the Group 2 Memsie Stakes first up, before being

18_77

defeated by a nose in the Dato Tan Chin Nam Stakes at Moonee Valley. Two weeks later, with a run

18_78

down the outside of the field, Makybe Diva won the Turnbull Stakes over 2,000 m at Flemington. The

18_79

mare further enhanced her reputation despite being eight horses wide on the home turn, with a

18_80

comfortable victory in the 2005 Cox Plate, subsequently beating 2006 winner Fields of Omagh.

18_81

Prior to the Melbourne Cup, whether Makybe Diva would start was in doubt, after her connections

18_82

said she would not run if the track was "too firm". After the VRC decided to water the track,

18_83

however, she was declared a starter. On 1 November 2005, she made history in winning a record third

18_84

Melbourne Cup. Settling towards the back of the field, she steadily made ground between runners

18_85

around the home turn, before hitting the lead with around 300 m to go and holding a comfortable

18_86

1-1/4-length margin at the finish. Immediately after the race, trainer Lee Freedman said:

18_87

The win was not without controversy, however. Many, including rival trainers, suggested the track

18_88

watering amounted to bad sportsmanship employed to give Makybe Diva the best chance to win the

18_89

race. However, the track condition was upgraded to good straight after the Cup, and the winning

18_90

time of 3:19.18 was consistent with that rating.

18_91

Makybe Diva carried 58 kg during the record third Melbourne Cup, 0.5 kg above the weight-for-age

18_92

scale for a mare in a 3200m race. The last horse to carry more than weight-for-age and win was Rain

18_93

Lover, who was 1 kg over when he won his second cup in 1969, with 60.5 kg. In 2005, Makybe Diva

18_94

broke her own weight-carrying record for a mare of 55.5 kg, which she set in 2004, and became the

18_95

highest-weighted winner of the Cup since Think Big won his second Melbourne Cup with 58.5 kg in

18_96

1975. During the presentation of the Melbourne Cup, owner Tony Šantić announced that Makybe Diva

18_97

would "retire from racing as of today".

18_98

At the end of the 2005–06 season, Makybe Diva was named Australian Champion Racehorse of the Year

18_99

for the second time, becoming just the third horse to win that accolade more than once. She was

18_100

also named Australian Champion Stayer, winning this award for the third consecutive year, as well

18_101

as Australian Champion Middle Distance Racehorse.

18_102

Breeding career

18_103

On 10 August 2006, it was announced that Makybe Diva would be served by Epsom Derby winner Galileo

18_104

at Coolmore Stud.

18_105

At 3:16 on the morning of 17 August 2007, AEST time, Makybe Diva gave birth to her first foal,

18_106

named Rockstardom, at Coolmore Stud in the Hunter Valley of NSW. Sold for AU$1.5 million as a

18_107

yearling in 2009, he won two races in 12 starts, earning $26,115 over three years. Rockstardom was

18_108

gelded and died of a skull fracture in his stall at C. Waller's stables on 26 July 2013.

18_109

Makybe Diva was due to be served by Encosta De Lago in the spring of 2007 until the outbreak of

18_110

equine influenza forced the stud to be quarantined. Owner Tony Šantić sent the Diva to American

18_111

champion Fusaichi Pegasus, instead. On 20 August 2008, Makybe gave birth to her second foal, a

18_112

filly by the aforementioned Fusaichi Pegasus. This filly, later named La Dolce Diva, sold at

18_113

auction for $1.2 million to trainer Mark Kavanagh of Melbourne. Makybe Diva had a colt on 28 August

18_114

2009 by Encosta De Lago and was covered by More Than Ready for the 2010 season, but she did not

18_115

produce a foal in 2010.

18_116

Makybe Diva gave birth to her fourth foal, a bay colt by Lonhro, on 16 August 2011 in Victoria. Her

18_117

fifth foal, born in September 2012, is a colt sired by High Chaparral.

18_118

Awards

18_119

In 2006, the inaugural Spirit of Sport Award (for 2005) was given to Makybe Diva and her

18_120

connections (Lee Freedman, Tony Šantić, and Glen Boss) by the Sport Australia Hall of Fame for her

18_121

three successive Melbourne Cups. Spirit of Sport Award site

18_122

On 4 July 2006, Makybe Diva was inducted into the Australian Racing Hall of Fame.

18_123

As announced on 5 August 2006, Makybe Diva has been honoured at Flemington Racecourse with a

18_124

life-sized bronze statue, in recognition of her historic three Melbourne Cup wins. A life-sized

18_125

bronze statue was also erected on the foreshore in Šantić's home town of Port Lincoln, South

18_126

Australia.

18_127

Makybe Diva headed the International Federation of Horseracing Authorities ratings for the 2005-06

18_128

official end-of-season assessment. She was given a rating of 124, ahead of Electrocutionist, David

18_129

Junior. and Heart's Cry on 123. At a ceremony in Melbourne on 5 September 2010, held in conjunction

18_130

with the Australian Horse of the Year awards, Makybe Diva was officially inducted into the

18_131

Australian Racing Hall of Fame.

18_132

Race Record Pedigree

18_133

Makybe Diva is inbred 4 × 4 x 4 to the stallion Northern Dancer, meaning that Northern Dancer

18_134

appears three times in the fourth generation of her pedigree. In turn, this means she has six

18_135

great-great-grandsires instead of eight.

18_136

See also List of leading Thoroughbred racehorses List of millionaire racehorses in Australia

18_137

Repeat winners of horse races

18_138

References Further reading External links

18_139

1999 racehorse births Racehorses bred in the United Kingdom Racehorses trained in Australia

18_140

Melbourne Cup winners Sydney Cup winners Cox Plate winners

18_141

Australian Champion Racehorse of the Year Australian Racing Hall of Fame horses Horse monuments

18_142

Thoroughbred family 9-f Individual mares

19_0

Montgomery is a city in Le Sueur County, Minnesota, United States, 45 miles south of Minneapolis. It

19_1

was named after Richard Montgomery, an Irish-American soldier who served as a major general in the

19_2

Continental Army during the Revolutionary War. The population was 2,956 at the 2010 census.

19_3

History Montgomery as platted in 1877 when the railroad was extended to that point. Education

19_4

Montgomery is a part of the Tri-City United School District, ISD #2905. The district includes a

19_5

grades 9-12 high school in Montgomery; K-8 campuses in Montgomery and Le Center; and a K-4

19_6

elementary school in Lonsdale. The district's sports teams, the Titans, are members of the

19_7

Minnesota River Conference, and participate in baseball, softball, basketball, cross-country,

19_8

hockey, tennis, track, football, cheerleading, wrestling, golf and volleyball.

19_9

The academic performance of students exiting Tri-City United High School has been subject to

19_10

concern from the community. With a slim majority of students (58%) graduating without achieving

19_11

proficiency in Mathematics, and a substantial number of students graduating without achieving

19_12

proficiency in Reading (53%). Graduates from the Tri-City United School District rarely go on to

19_13

attend elite higher education institutions. The Tri-City United School District hosts a significant

19_14

number of minority students (17%), and spends a significant amount of funding on ESL (English as a

19_15

Second Language) programs.

19_16

The Most Holy Redeemer Catholic School is a parochial pre-K-8 school. Its sports teams, the

19_17

Raiders, compete in the Tri-County Private School Conference in sports including volleyball,

19_18

basketball, baseball and softball.

19_19

Arts and culture

19_20

Montgomery celebrates its Czechoslovakian heritage annually at the end of July with one of

19_21

Minnesota's oldest festivals, Kolacky Days. The festival dates back to 1929, when an estimated

19_22

6,000 people visited Montgomery for the first Kolacky Day celebration, held on October 1.

19_23

"The Kolacky Day spirit reigned supreme from early Tuesday morning until a comparatively late hour

19_24

Wednesday morning. More than 1,600 of the celebrated delicacies were devoured," according to a

19_25

Montgomery Messenger account from the following week.