A full brother to 2000 American champion older female Riboletta, Brazilian Triple Crown winner Super Power earned championships of his own at ages 2 and 3 in Brazil. He was imported to the United States with high hopes for continued success but raced twice without showing any trace of his Brazilian form. Sent back to Brazil, he raced once more without success before ending his racing career. He left no known progeny.
Race record
15 starts, 7 wins, 3 seconds, 0 thirds
1999:
2000:
Honors
As an individual
A bay horse; no further information available.
Connections
Super Power was bred by Haras Santa Ana do Rio Grande. He was owned by Stud Rio Avenura and was trained by Nelson Marinho.
Pedigree notes
Super Power is outcrossed through five generations. He is a full brother to 2000 American champion older female Riboletta and to restricted stakes winner Tamara Princess. He is also a half brother to stakes winner Forest Attack (by Forestry) and to Perfect Valley (by Clackson), dam of 2010 Acacia Handicap (SAF-G3) winner Milk and Honey (by Belong to Me) and second dam of South African Group 2 winner Sweetie Pie.
Super Power and his siblings are out of Brazilian listed stakes winner Joy Valley, whose dam Belle Valley (by 1985 Champagne Stakes, USA-G1, winner Mogambo, by Mr. Prospector) was a multiple Group 1 winner in Brazil. Produced from My Valley, a French import by 1962 French champion 3-year-old male Val de Loir out of the Tourment mare Emmy, Belle Valley is from a female line tracing back to two-time French champion filly Mistress Ford.
Last updated: October 19, 2024
Race record
15 starts, 7 wins, 3 seconds, 0 thirds
1999:
- Won Grande Prêmio Associação Brasil dos Criadores de Cavalos de Correas (BRZ-G1, 1600mT, Gávea)
- Won Grande Prêmio Costa Ferraz (BRZ-G3, 1600mT, Gávea)
- Won Grande Prêmio Federico Lundgren (BRZ-G3, 2000mT, Gávea)
- 2nd Grande Prêmio Linneo de Paula Machado (BRZ-G1, 2000mT, Gávea)
- 2nd Grande Prêmio Mario de Azevedo Ribeiro (BRZ-G3, 1300mT, Gávea)
- 2nd Prêmio Jose Calmon (BRZ-L, 1200mT, Gávea)
2000:
- Won Grande Prêmio Estado do Rio de Janeiro (BRZ-G1, 1600mT, Gávea)
- Won Grande Prêmio Jockey Club Brasileiro (BRZ-G1, 2000mT, Gávea)
- Won Grande Prêmio Cruizeiro do Sul (BRZ-G1, 2400mT, Gávea)
Honors
- Brazilian Horse of the Year (1999/2000)
- Brazilian champion 2-year-old male (1998/99)
- Brazilian champion 3-year-old male (1999/2000)
As an individual
A bay horse; no further information available.
Connections
Super Power was bred by Haras Santa Ana do Rio Grande. He was owned by Stud Rio Avenura and was trained by Nelson Marinho.
Pedigree notes
Super Power is outcrossed through five generations. He is a full brother to 2000 American champion older female Riboletta and to restricted stakes winner Tamara Princess. He is also a half brother to stakes winner Forest Attack (by Forestry) and to Perfect Valley (by Clackson), dam of 2010 Acacia Handicap (SAF-G3) winner Milk and Honey (by Belong to Me) and second dam of South African Group 2 winner Sweetie Pie.
Super Power and his siblings are out of Brazilian listed stakes winner Joy Valley, whose dam Belle Valley (by 1985 Champagne Stakes, USA-G1, winner Mogambo, by Mr. Prospector) was a multiple Group 1 winner in Brazil. Produced from My Valley, a French import by 1962 French champion 3-year-old male Val de Loir out of the Tourment mare Emmy, Belle Valley is from a female line tracing back to two-time French champion filly Mistress Ford.
Last updated: October 19, 2024