Soviet Song in foal

Multiple Group One-winning mare Soviet Song has been tested in foal to top sprinter Oasis Dream.

Multiple Group One-winning mare Soviet Song has been tested in foal to top sprinter Oasis Dream.

The eight-year-old, owned by the Elite Racing Club and trained by James Fanshawe, retired to the paddocks at Kirtlington Stud in Oxfordshire at the end of the 2006 Flat season.

However, a mating with Montjeu last year proved unsuccessful.

“She was checked on Friday and we are thrilled about that. We were starting to get nervous after missing the first year. It’s obviously early days but very heartening,” said Elite’s racing manager Matthew Budden.

Soviet Song had a glorious racing career that included five Group Ones among nine victories and a total of £1,168,370 in prize money.

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