Le Havre, winner of the 2009 French Derby and freshman sire, was represented by his first winner on Wednesday, when La Hoguette won a maiden race at Chantilly in France by 1 1/4 lengths. The 2-year-old filly completed the 1,100-meter (about 5 1/2-furlong) race in 1:05.94 over turf labeled as good. Bred in France by Franklin Finance, La Hoguette is the first foal to race out of the stakes-winning Zamindar mare Isanous. Le Havre, a 7-year-old son of Noverre, stands at Haras de La Cauviniere in France for an advertised fee of $6,672 (5,000 Euros). His inaugural foal crop consists of 91 juveniles. Chantilly was a momentous venue for Le Havre well before his first winner crossed the wire at the Northeast France racetrack. In 2009, it was the site of his biggest win—the Group 1 Prix du Jockey Club-French Derby, where he prevailed by 1 1/2 lengths. The race would prove to be the final start of Le Havre’s career, in which he won four of six efforts for earnings of $1,397,335. In addition to his French Derby victory, Le Havre also won the Prix Djebel and finished second in the Group 1 French Two Thousand Guineas. Le Havre was campaigned during his racing career by owner Gerard Augustin Normand and trained by Jean-Claude Rouget—the same connections associated with the stallion’s first winner. Bred in Ireland by Team Hogdala AB, Le Havre was the first foal out of the German-bred Surako mare Marie Rheinberg, who is the dam of four winners from as many foals to race.