In this series, the TDN takes a look at notable successes of European-based sires in North America. This week's column is highlighted by the victory of European shipper Pink Venom.Murtagh Filly Has Bite At BelmontTeam Valor International's Pink Venom (Solder's Call) found the Belmont synthetic to her liking and became the sixth stakes winner worldwide for her sire in the Stewart Manor Stakes on November 14 (video).Mickley Stud's Soldier's Call is already responsible for GIII Indian Summer Stakes hero Adonius in the U.S. and Pink Venom is his second stakes winner there. The filly, trained by Johnny Murtagh, is the fifth winner from six runners for the son of Showcasing in that locale.Click here for an in depth write up by Alan Carasso.Saturday, Belmont ParkSTEWART MANOR S., $175,000, Belmont, 11-14, 2yo, f, 6f (AWT) (off turf), 1:09.71, ft.1–PINK VENOM (IRE), 122, f, 2, by Soldier's Call (GB) 1st Dam: Periwinkle (Ire), by Teofilo (Ire) 2nd Dam: Royal Blue Star (Ire), by Dalakhani (Ire) 3rd Dam: Etizaan (Ire), by Unfuwain1ST BLACK TYPE WIN. (€40,000 RNA Wlg '24 GOFNOF;€85,000 Ylg '25 GOFORY). O-Team Valor International LLC;B-Funcheon Bloodstock LTD (IRE); T-John P. Murtagh; J-JamieSpencer. $96,250. Lifetime Record: 7-4-0-2, $166,654. *1/2to Rebel Diamond (Ire) (Cotai Glory {GB}), SW-Ire, $170,025.Blue Diamond Homebred Scores At BelmontKicking off the first of three winners by Europeans on Saturday's Belmont card, Imad Al Sagar's Burhan (Siyouni) closed to win the day's second race for trainer Chad Brown (video).Bred by Al Sagar's Blue Diamond Stud, the four-year-old gelding won the Listed Prix du Pont Neuf in France before switching to the U.S. this March. Out of Jousi (Dubawi), the chestnut was a 120,000gns 2024 Tattersalls Craven Breeze-Up buy-back before returning to his breeder as an 95,000gns RNA during the Tattersalls Autumn HIT Sale last year. Burhan is the second foal out of a granddaughter of G1 Irish 1000 Guineas heroine Classic Park (Robellino). Classic Park foaled G1 Derby second and notable NH sire Walk In The Park, besides Burhan's second dam, the stakes-winning Galileo mare Soon, placed twice at group level.Siyouni, who stands for the Aga Khan Studs, reached a century of stakes winners this year and his current count stands at 102. Of his 52 group/graded winners, 12 scored at the highest table. His stakes winners and group scorers in the U.S. stands at eight and five, respectively.Belmont Maiden Goes To Repole Homebred Bring Cash (Sea The Moon) won by a half-length to graduate over Belmont's all-weather track at fourth asking on November 14 (video). The Repole Stable homebred is trained by Todd Pletcher.For more on Bring Cash and his family, please click here for Saturday's write up by Alan Carasso.Hazaka Takes Del Mar MaidenPhilip D'Amato sent out Hazaka (Hello Youmzain) to win a Del Mar maiden on November 8 (video). Bred by Yeguada Centurion, the three-year-old gelding races for CYBT, McLean Racing Stables, Strand Beach, LLC, Jerry McClanahan and Michael Nentwig.An €25,000 Arqana October yearling, the bay was fifth over the Dundalk all-weather for John and Liz Moloney and trainer Andrew Slattery last November, before being purchased privately by these connections. The son of Ready To Win (More Than Ready) is followed by the unraced juvenile Front Runner Cen (Siyouni) and a yearling colt named Untouchable Cen (Zarak). Hazaka's granddam is the Listed Prix Occitanie victress Miss Melbourne (Kentucky Dynamite).Haras d'Etreham's Hello Youmzain) is the sire of 18 stakes winners worldwide led by G2 Prix de Sandringham heroine Godspeed. His 162 winners from 299 runners (54%) now include four in the U.S. and Canada.The post Making Waves: Pink Venom Lands First Stakes In New York appeared first on TDN | Thoroughbred Daily News | Horse Racing News, Results and Video | Thoroughbred Breeding and Auctions.