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One, it's the baby steps for the descendants of the American pharaoh.

LEXINGTON, Ky. - A sense of hopefulness was rippling through Blue Grass Land and everywhere else in the motor sport universe as a filly called Kakadu gave life to the very first filly of American Pharoah, Champion of Three Crown, at 12:30 noon on 3 January. At the Brookdale Farm in Versailles, Ky., Kakadu produced the filly three week earlier and defeated Unterouched Talent, who was also in the age of foals with the American Pharaoh, by 12 of them.

One of the most expected foal careers began years ago, when the number of the first progeny of the American Pharaoh, whose momentum in 2015 was the first in 37 years, rapidly increased. Unspoiled talents and her baby fillies live at Coolmore's Ashford Stud in Versailles, along with 18 other American Pharoah fillys.

Approximately 30 yards away, on a Parisian ranch, Ky, Oussama Aboughazale, a Jerusalem-born Chilean whose familiy exported a wealth of fruits, is also storing American Pharaohs. Meanwhile he has five of the about 100 births so far, among them a filly by the Chilean super mare Amani and the early filly by Kakadu, whose name was formally recorded as First Pharoah last weeks.

Aboughazale, who also runs a Chilean horse breeding business and is a senior Chilean horse breeder for several years, observed all of Pharoah's U.S. Pharoah's 2015 events and participated in his triumphal Breeders' Cup Classic closing series. Just as he had fallen in love with Kentucky on his first visit 20 years ago, he hit the horse really badly and knew that he wanted his own ranch where he could give in to those passionate things.

Aboughazale was no accident that Frances Relihan, a former Farmmanagerin, who brought up the American Pharaoh, engaged his blood stock advisor to extend his business at Sumaya Farms, his 230-acre Paris plant. In January, he and Relihan made a squirt at the Keeneland sales and spent $1,080,000 on four horse shows, of which $575,000 was for James, who of course collapsed with the American Pharaoh.

Aboughazale and Relihan know better than anyone that although the American Pharaoh is mated with top broodmares, there are no warranties in horse-race. Only a small number of the 22,500 colts produced in North America in 2016 will make it to the top of their game. As Relihan already sees, many of the qualities of the American Pharaoh are transmitted to his offspring.

The early stallion filly, which was placed in the pits during the first few month of his lifetime to allow his bone to fully evolve, has an active physique, probably due to his good temper. Maternity for a broodmare averages 342 weeks, and within a few working minutes of birth a filly can be standing and going to a small drivers camp with its mum.

Approximately one weeks later, the filly and filly are mated with another filly and a filly of the same height in a slightly bigger poddock so that the baby can socialise. Kakadu now carries the filly of Empire Maker, the grandfather of the American Pharaoh), and the filly gets the first flavour of the parting from her sire.

At about the same moment the broodmare and the filly are divided into a bigger willow with eight to twelve more broodmares and fillies, so that they are in a group. Except for two hrs a night, the group stays outside when the horse returns to their stables for care and inspection.

Usually a filly is weaned from his dam at an age of about 5 month. By this time, most offspring have become more self-sufficient anyway and have moved away from their mother's protecting hug to compete with their age-mates. Relihan's very successful technique with the American Pharaoh is to take a few broodmares out of the flock every single day until none are any more.

Bloods are returned to the same stable they were in with their dams; broodmares are taken to a stable on the other side of the yard. Relic and Sumaya Farms executive Jody Alexander said that while this approach significantly reduces foal distress, it is still one of the most difficult parts of their work.

Approximately 30 per cent of the colt harvest was auctioned in 2016. One of the best in the shop is Taylor Made, which was established by Joe Taylor, a long-time operations director, and is now run by his four children. Pampering the horse, they paint and pick their legs, cut their menes to the length of a bill and shade them from the heat to avoid burn.

Taylor Brethren person ready-made the American Pharaoh from a pompous gathering to a brawny Adonis, who in 2013 has circumnavigated the Saratoga selling chain. However, no one purchased the American Pharaoh that particular date; some say it was because he had a flaw on his legs, or that his dick was partially masticated, or that the $300,000 floor was just too high for his father without proof.

In September of their year, he begins to teach them how to ride at his Miacomet farm in Georgetown, Ky. before taking them to Payson Park in Indiantown, Fla. Harrigan, who collaborated with the Derby Associate Sonataer and Oak Associate Vexatious in 2017, embraces the concept of one-day working with the American Pharaoh's colts.

"There'?s no such thing as an absolutely perfect routine when it comes to thoroughbred blood, but I can tell you 100 per cent that if these ponies are as stylish as he is, that's a big deal because they will be listening to the humans around them and they will be trying - and trying is probably the most important thing," he said.

Her new coaches will be continuing their training and will draw up a schedule that focuses on win a single event first, and then, for example horse shows, draw their attention to the two-year Breeders' Cup series. One of the great keys to the campaign for a young horse is to find the right horse for the job, said Bob Baffert, the coach of the American Pharaoh.

Victor Espinoza was chosen to horse his beloved filly because he had won great competitions, but also because he was able to deal with an unconventional two-year-old. However, the greatest aim of all is to keep the horse in good health. Breeders' Cup Juvenile or Juvenile Fillies winning equestrian events will be the early favourites for the Derby and Oaks next May.

However, before these two events there is the core of the preparation period which eliminates what horse players like to call fighters and hypocrites. But now comes this excitement when Aboughazale plays outside with his ponies, especially with his pharaohs, as he loves to call them.

Recently the Pharaoh from Amani, known as Diva, bit him in the arm. With all these hopes in mind, American Pharoah will soon leave for Australia to raise about $50,000 per living filly at Coolmore Farms in the autumn (his 2017 charge in the United States was not announced, but he ordered $200,000 in 2016).

Meanwhile, another derby celebrity, California Chrome, who plays for Taylor Made, is on his way to Aboughazale's Chilean stables. As American Pharoah and California Chrome both produced new offspring, the trial begins afresh.