# Episode 36: Takes Two To Tango

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Podcast: [Bred For It](https://stenobird.com/podcast/bred-for-it-7026393)
Published: 2026-07-07T09:02:56+00:00
Episode link: https://bredforit.podbean.com/e/royal-ascot-dubawi-dynasty-the-rise-of-wooten-bassett/
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Duration seconds: 2265

## Resource

Its Episode 36! We are still recovering from a sensational Royal Ascot and in this episode, we offer a concise wash‑up on the breeding storylines that shaped the meeting. Highlights include the Dubawi sire‑line dominance, sprint sires holding their ground and another tough week for two busy and popular stallions. Jess speaks to Rob Speers, racing and bloodstock manager to Ibrahim Araci who triumphed in the Albany Stakes with Libertango. What goes into finding a Royal Ascot winning juvenile? What were her pedigree clues that led to the purchase and Rob teases on long term mating plans for the unbeaten daughter of No Nay Never. This episode is proudly brought to you in association with VV Rouleaux.

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