KA YING RISING

“King Ka Ying - Pedigree, Performance, Perfection.”

Ka Ying Rising celebrating post‑race with his jockey giving a thumbs‑up, capturing the energy and colour of a Hong Kong feature‑race victory moment.
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A world-class powerhouse, oozing pedigree quality.

In 2014, a filly went through the National Weanling, Broodmare and Mixed Bloodstock Sale by the name of “Missy Moo”. The 9th foal out of a mare who placed at best, she sold for $500 to Mike & Bronwyn Griffin.

Sent to Fraser Auret, Missy Moo became a handy racehorse, winning 5 races from her 28 starts.

Missy Moo’s owner was not interested in breeding, so Auret sent her to Shamexpress as her first mating. The result: Ka Ying Rising

It has been reported that Fraser Auret was stunned, but he shouldn’t be.

Ka Ying Rising boasts one of the best pedigrees ever seen and one sire in particular stands out - the great Sir Tristram.

What makes Ka Ying Rising so great?

A detailed 7-generation pedigree with multiple columns and color-coded sections, likely displaying hierarchical or relational data.

Sir Tristram 5m x 4f to the Influential Dam Line, Northern Dancer 5m x 5f, Try My Best 4m x 5f, Sir Ivor 6f x 5m & 6m x 6f, Round Table 6m x 6f, Native Dancer 7f x 6m.7m, Princequillo 7f x 7m, Nasrullah 7f x 7m & Never Bend 7f x 7m

Sir Tristram appears in Miss Moo’s 3rd dam, as the sire of 4 blacktype winners.

Hence why this cross is highly significant.

Crosses like this are rare — and the best opportunities are secured before the market sees them. If you want access to high‑conviction pedigrees built on proven structural patterns, now is the moment to act!