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While 2020 was a year to

forget for so many around

the globe, the family behind

Queensland-based Gleeson

Thoroughbred Connections will only have the

fondest of memories when looking back on the

last 12 months.

Owners Wally and Jill, who run the relatively

small-scale breeding operation alongside

their sons Jacob, Simon and Tom, had the

breakthrough year they had long dreamed of,

courtesy of the remarkable Rothfire (Rothesay)

producing one of 2020’s greatest rags to riches

stories.

As a yearling, the Gleeson-bred Rothfire

was unwanted, unfashionable and rejected

from even the most minor sales.

After being overlooked by sales

representatives and bloodstock agents,

trainer Rob Heathcote took a chance on him,

purchasing the son of Rothesay (Fastnet Rock)

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‘What a horse like Rothfire has done for our business is just phenomenal’Gleeson Thoroughbred Connections, who are represented at the Magic Millions Gold Coast Yearling Sale, reflect on a remarkable year headlined by their Group 1 winner

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Twelve months later, exceeding

the wildest dreams of both Heathcote and the Gleeson family, Rothfire

pulversived his fellow two-year-olds to take out the J J Atkins Stakes (Gr 1,

1400m) by over three lengths.

It was a result that put Gleeson Thoroughbred Connections on the

map and, ahead of being represented at the fast-approaching Magic

Millions Gold Coast Yearling Sale, Jacob Gleeson reflected on what was a

breakthrough year for the Chinchilla operation, who have between 15 to

20 mares at their property each year.

“2020 was a breakout year. Not only Rothfire, but from that crop of

foals we’ve also had Alleboom who won down the straight at Flemington

on Cup day,” Gleeson told ANZ Bloodstock News.

“We’ve had another horse called Love For All who ran second in a

Group 3 race in New

Zealand only a few

weeks ago. So from a

crop of only 13 foals

in that year group,

we’ve had a Group

1 winner, a Group

3 placegetter and a

Flemington winner

on Cup day.

“That’s a pretty good year in terms of a second crop of 13 horses. We’ve

also had a couple of nice two-year-olds step out early and we think there’s

improvement in them.

“There’s a really nice one that we sold at Magic Millions last year called

Ghost Hunter with Ron Quinton. He’s owned by Ray Gall, who is of I Am

Invincible fame, and they’ve got a big rap on him.

“He’s just trialled and looks like stepping out in the next few months,

so we’re very excited about him as well.

“As a breeding operation we’ve certainly turned a corner in the last

12 to 18 months and, while this will be a smaller year for us in terms of

numbers through sales, there’s still certainly still plenty of quality.”

Gleeson Thoroughbreds have one lot going through the ring at the

Gold Coast Yearling Sale later this month, a Menari (Snitzel) filly out of

Iadore Tantrums (Commands).

The story behind the filly, who Gleeson describes as an “absolute cracker”,

has multiple strands to it. On the sire's side, Run To The Rose (Gr 2, 1200m)

winner and Golden Rose (Gr 1, 1400m) third Menari is subfertile and not as

widely represented across the sale as his connections would have hoped for.

While on the dam’s side, Iadore Tantrums was tragically found dead in

the paddock after producing the Menari filly - her fourth foal, with a snake

bite the suspected cause.

“It’s an interesting story,” Gleeson explained. “We are relatively new to

the breeding game and a couple of years ago we

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were fortuitous enough to meet George

Altimonte, who we consider to be one of the great breeders in Australia.

“We met him at the Inglis sale and he was talking about breeding in

general and raving about Menari and what a great horse he was. At that

point we decided we needed to send him a mare and we chose Iadore

Tantrums.

“His fertility was quite disappointing but we were lucky enough to get

her in foal off a very early cover.

“The mare herself has been a bit unlucky, but she’s from one of those

great Woodlands, Sudden Impulse families that’s produced Clang and

Strategic. We just love those really good producing families.

“Unfortunately, she died in the paddock. We think she might’ve been

bitten by a snake. We just went down to look at them one morning and she

was unfortunately just dead.

“So we’ve lost her, but this filly is an absolute cracker. My father, who I

think is a very good horseman, has just been raving about her intelligence.

He says this is one of the most intelligent fillies we’ve ever had, so she

certainly fits the bill there. She’s a really good physical and a lovely walker.

“The interesting thing is there’s a bit of irony in it. We bred Rothfire,

who won the Run To The Rose and beat Menari’s race-record time!”

Menari, who stood at Newgate Farm for a 2020 service fee of $16,500

(inc. GST), is proving more fertile but is only serving small books.

As a result, his progeny for sale at the Gold Coast is few and far

between, and Gleeson explained the effect he thinks that will have on his

filly and Menari’s other progeny up for auction.

“I’d like to think it will make the filly more valuable,” he said.

“There’s some people that will argue a subfertile stallion might not be

a good proposition as the stallion isn’t going to get a kickalong, but

when you’ve got a horse that’s

got a mystique about him that

Menari has, I think the small

number of foals will work in

our favour.

“He was a very popular and

highly-regarded racehorse so

I’m quite confident that will

work in our favour.

“I think ours as a physical is

going to be a standout. Looking

at the photos of some of the

others, I think she looks most

like the stallion out of all the

Menari pictures I’ve seen.”

Reflecting on the year as a whole, Gleeson recognises the tremendous

domino effect that their first stakes winner has had on the business.

When asked whether their 2020 success has unlocked the door to an

array of future opportunities, Gleeson responded: “Absolutely. My brother

was only at the races yesterday and there are good Brisbane trainers

interested to hear what sort of yearlings we’re putting through the sales.

“We’re now being recognised at both races and sales alike and what a

horse like Rothfire has done for our business already is just phenomenal.

We’re so thankful and privileged to have been part of the Rothfire story.”

Rothfire landed the Run To The Rose first-up this preparation before

finishing fourth in the Golden Rose. Unfortunately, with a start in the $15

million The Everest (1200m) looming, the star three-year-old was found to

have fractured a sesamoid bone in the Golden Rose, ruling him out for a

prolonged period of time.

His recovery is going smoothly, although connections are cautious

not to get their hopes up as an injury of this kind is not plain sailing to

recover from.

“My understanding is he is still down in Sydney, but he’s out in the

paddock and he’s sound,” said Gleeson. “He’s going to have a good few

months in the paddock and then the plan is to bring him up to Queensland

to one of the local pre-trainers that Rob Heathcote used, a very good

horseman in Kevin Thomas as Washpool, and they’ll slowly start putting

him through his paces there.

“We’re all crossing our fingers, but we all realise how a serious injury

like this can be detrimental. He certainly shows that he’s tenacious enough

to have the potential to come back from it.”

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AUSTRALIA

Victorian jockeys unable to fly-in, fly-out to QueenslandVictorian jockeys who plan to ride in

Queensland will no longer be permitted to

arrive on race-day after Racing Queensland

adopted recommendations made by the state

government on Saturday afternoon. Victorian

jockeys wishing to ride in the state must now

return a mandatory negative Covid-19 test

before being permitted to do so, meaning

those riders who are set to participate at the

Gold Coast this weekend and at the Magic

Millions meeting the following Saturday

will have to arrive in Queensland at least a

day prior to the respective fixtures. “If they

are flying in from Victoria, the expectation

from Racing Queensland, following the

government’s advice, is they present for

a Covid-19 test and self-isolate until it’s

negative,” a Racing Queensland spokesman

said. The new directive meant local jockeys

Ben Thompson and Steph Thornton were

unable to ride at the Sunshine Coast

yesterday, with both having flown to Victoria

for Christmas. Neither had time to undertake

a Covid-19 test and have the results returned

between the announcement being made and

the Sunshine Coast fixture getting underway.

Both Thompson and Thornton were set to be

tested yesterday afternoon and they hope to

have their results returned within 24 hours

before being cleared to ride at Doomben on

Thursday.

Magic Millions favourite trials at RosehillShe’s All Class (I Am Invincible), who holds

favouritism for the Magic Millions 2YO Classic

(RL, 1200m) at the Gold Coast on January

16, will trial over 900 metres at Rosehill this

morning with Kerrin McEvoy to ride. The Chris

Waller-trained She’s All Class stamped herself

as the likely favourite for the juvenile feature

with an emphatic victory in one of the key lead-

ups, the Magic Millions Wyong 2YO Classic (RL,

1100m) last month. However, whether McEvoy

can retain the race-day ride on the filly depends

on if the Queensland government opens its

borders to those from Greater Sydney on

January 8, something that seems increasingly

unlikely given the emergence of a new cluster

in Berala. She’s All Class is the $4 favourite with

TAB for the $2 million contest.

Neasham to have two MM Classic runnersSaturday’s impressive Eagle Farm winner

Queen Of Wizardry (Not A Single Doubt) will

be joined by stablemate Ghostwriter (I Am

Invincible) in the Magic Millions 2YO Classic

with trainer Annabel Neasham confirming

that both Aquis-owned horses will press on

to the juvenile feature. Ghostwriter sits ninth

in the order of entry and is guaranteed a start

and, given vets failed to find anything wrong

after he finished six lengths from Alpine Edge

(Better Than Ready) in the BJ McLachlan

Stakes (Gr 3, 1200m), he will press on to

the Classic. He will be joined by Queen Of

Wizardry, who looms as a leading contender

on the basis of her debut victory. Ranch

Hand (Fastnet Rock), who finished third as

odds-on favourite to Queen Of Wizardry last

weekend, is a possibility to press on to the

Classic but whether he gains a berth depends

on what happens in the Aquis Gold Nugget

(1100m) and the Aquis Gold Pearl (1100m)

this weekend.

Thornton eyes Magic Millions paydayThe Queen Of Wizardry mount will be retained

by Steph Thornton, who is building a handy

book of rides as she looks for her biggest day

in the saddle at the Gold Coast. The 21-year-

old will also partner Gotta Kiss (Not A Single

Doubt), who finished second in the Vo Rogue

Plate (Gr 3, 1400m), in the $2 million Magic

Millions 3YO Guineas (RL, 1400m), while she

has been booked to ride The Odyssey (Better

Than Ready) in the $1 million Magic Millions

Snippets (1200m) and Testashadow (Testa

Rossa) in the $1 million Magic Millions Cup

(RL, 1400m), a race he won in 2017. “Queen Of

Wizardry looks pretty smart, she surprised a few

of us,” Thornton told Racing.com. “Annabel said

to me before the race that she might be looking

for a bit further but she’d be hitting the line

strongly and she definitely did that. The way she

won it, knowing it was only her first start and

there’s going to be some natural improvement,

it’s pretty exciting going into the Millions. And

Gotta Kiss was very gallant; unfortunately it was

one of those situations where she experienced

bad luck through nobody else’s fault. She still

had a nice run throughout but she’s very much

a momentum horse and being on the fence was

exactly where we didn’t want to be. I thought

she did a brilliant job to run second, four weeks

between runs up to the 1400 metres, and we

know that she’s also going to take improvement

out of yesterday. She’s been set for the Millions

and we know she runs out a strong 1400 metres.”

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pair bound for other targets. All roads lead to

the Golden Slipper Stakes (Gr 1, 1200m) for

Captivant, who has only recently returned to

work and will be given a Sydney preparation. As

for Astrologer, who already has a stakes-placing

to his name after finishing third in the Breeders’

Plate (Gr 3, 1000m), he is in the spelling

paddock after a fair fourth in the B J McLachlan

Stakes (Gr 3, 1200m). The Snowdens will still be

represented in the Classic by Mura Mura (Not A

Single Doubt), who remains a maiden after four

outings but is comfortably assured of a start.

She is raced by American operation Stonestreet

Stables, who had another maiden - Stellar

Pauline (Not A Single Doubt) - finish second to

Away Game (Snitzel) last year.

Gleneagles joins PayneMagic Millions Wyong 2YO Classic runner-up

Gleneagles (Capitalist) will miss the main event

at the Gold Coast and will change stables after

finishing fifth to Queen Of Wizardry on Saturday.

The Aramco Racing-owned Gleneagles - not to

be confused with his namesake, the four-time

Group 1 winner and Coolmore stallion - was

prepared by Trent Busuttin and Natalie Young

for his first two starts. However, he will now be

based at David Payne’s Rosehill stables and will

aim towards some of the bigger Sydney features.

Aramco Racing, one of Singapore’s biggest

operations, is increasing its Australian portfolio

with two-time Singapore Group 1 winner

Aramaayo (Poet’s Voice) - who was a Group 3

winner and Group 1-placed in Australia when

racing as Aramayo for Godolphin - set to join

Chris Waller in the coming weeks.

Portland Sky to spellAnother horse set to miss Magic Millions day

is Red Anchor Stakes (Gr 3, 1200m) winner

Portland Sky (Deep Field) after he finished

a 14-length last in the Vo Rogue Plate on

Saturday. Trainer Matt Laurie told SEN Track’s

Andrew Bensley that the horse had jarred up

on the good track, although he didn’t totally

blame the surface for the poor effort, and that

the preparation would be aborted.

Barade heads for TasmaniaSaturday’s winner of the Magic Millions Shoot

Out Quality (2206m), Barade (Havana Gold),

will forego his wildcard position in the Magic

Millions Subzero (2400m) on January 16 and

instead head for Tasmania to contest the

Hobart Cup (Gr 3, 2400m) and the Launceston

Cup (Gr 3, 2400m). Barade, who began his

career in Scandinavia, scored his second win in

three starts under a well-timed Jim Byrne ride

at the weekend as he led home an OTI Racing

quinella, with Grey Lion (Galileo) in second.

Mercy bound for Oakleigh PlateImproving sprinter Sword Of Mercy (Sebring)

will test her Oakleigh Plate (Gr 1, 1100m)

credentials when she next lines up in

the Kensington Stakes (Listed, 1000m) at

Flemington on January 16. Trained by Mathew

Ellerton and Simon Zahra, Sword Of Mercy took

12 starts to break her maiden, but she made

it four wins from seven outings since when

recording the second metropolitan success

of her preparation in Saturday’s Benchmark

84 handicap over 1100 metres at Caulfield. “I

thought it was a pretty good win,” Zahra told

RSN on Sunday morning. “She was a little bit

further back than we thought she might be and

I love the way she just pinned the ears back

and ran through the line. Six months ago, she

probably would have been beaten - she was

doing a bit wrong and not really knowing how

to hit the line. She went into Flemington (first-

up) a little bit underdone and we were a little

bit worried, but (her win) just shows you her

class. She might be our best sprinter come the

next couple of months.” Looking ahead, Zahra

added: “I think she’s an ideal Oakleigh Plate

horse. If we can get her rating up and win next

start then she’s just knocking on the door of the

Oakleigh Plate. She goes well at Caulfield, she’d

get in well at the weights, they generally go

pretty quick and if she can hit the line like she

did yesterday then it looks a nice target for her.”

$382 purchase gives Lawrence greatest satisfactionThe victory of Little Red Fox (Honalee) in a

Burrumbeet maiden on New Year’s Day might

have seemed innocuous at the time, but the

six-year-old’s success was an emotional one for

several reasons. Not only did the win mark the

first career victory for fledgling trainer Emma

Collins, but it was also the most satisfying

success in the career of apprentice Mikaela

Lawrence, who carried her family’s brand

new pink and white colours into the winner’s

enclosure for the first time. In addition, Little

Red Fox - who Lawrence rode to finish sixth of

six in her second outing at Clare in April 2019 -

was purchased by the Lawrence family for just

$382 having been spotted in a mixed auction at

the Echuca Horse Sale last year. Initially bought

to be given a home, Little Red Fox was returned

to training having thrived in the paddock and

she scored a heartwarming first win when

coming home by the narrowest of margins on

Friday. “We still haven’t come down from cloud

nine,” Lawrence told RSN. “It’s just a maiden at

Burrumbeet but for us, given where the horse

came from, it was amazing."

Maskiell shakes demons to ride 500 winnersJason Maskiell rode his 500th winner at Sale

yesterday when he partnered the Mario

Farrugia-trained Plymouth Road (Tavistock)

to a surprise victory in the Benchmark 64

handicap over 1740 metres. The landmark

was a significant one for Maskiell, who made

an immediate impact in his first full season

riding in Victoria in 2009-2010, being crowned

champion apprentice and sharing joint-

second with Glen Boss in the Melbourne

premiership. However, in a turbulent three-

year period, Maskiell was twice suspended

for testing positive for the drug ice (crystal

methamphetamine) and he subsequently quit

race-riding for almost three years. He returned

to the saddle in Tasmania in 2017 and has

enjoyed success from his Gippsland base since

moving back to Victoria. The 30-year-old later

made it a double on the card by securing his

501st success on Creative Lad (Denman).

Laming fined $5,000Trainer Richard Laming has been fined

$5,000 having pleaded guilty to a charge

of engaging in conduct detrimental to the

interests of racing. Laming appeared before

stewards on Friday accused of an incident at

the Cranbourne Training Centre on August

13, when he is alleged to have directed

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threatening, racially vilifying and insulting

comments towards track rider Darshan

Prakish. The inquiry was initially adjourned

before Laming was charged under AR228(e).

In assessing the penalty, stewards took into

account Laming’s guilty plea, his record

and noted the serious nature of the offence.

Meanwhile, Laming continues to await his

penalty having pleaded guilty to the charge

of presenting Iam Ekstraordinary (Ekraar) to

race with an elevated cobalt level at Ballarat

in May 2018. The trainer is also set to defend

two separate charges laid by stewards in

February relating to the alleged race-day

stomach tubing of Jamaican Rain (Manhattan

Rain) on Melbourne Cup Day in 2019.

NEW ZEALAND

Melody Belle on track for Trentham featureJamie Richards had plenty of firepower in

racing action on the track at Ellerslie on New

Year’s Day, but also took the time to stretch

the legs of some of his team members being

set for upcoming major assignments. Dual

Horse of the Year Melody Belle (Commands),

exciting three-year-old Need I Say More (No

Nay Never) and New Zealand Derby (Gr 1,

2400m) prospect Supreme Khan (Mongolian

Khan) each had a day out in preparation for

their respective goals over the next few weeks.

Not seen in New Zealand since her win in the

Livamol Classic (Gr 1, 2040m) in October,

having finished third in the Mackinnon

Stakes (Gr 1, 2000m) in November, Melody

Belle worked home nicely over 1000 metres,

which she covered in 59 seconds, clocking

her last 600 metres in 34 seconds. “She was

on the bridle, quickened, and seemed very

happy to be out there,” rider Opie Bosson said.

“She was flying back to the birdcage too.” The

winner of seventeen of her 35 starts and NZ$4

million in prize-money, Melody Belle will

head to Trentham on January 30 to contest

the Thorndon Mile (Gr 1, 1600m) where she

will attempt to equal the record of mighty

mare Sunline (Desert Sun) with 13 Group 1

wins. “She’s scheduled to trial on January 12

at Matamata, ahead of the Thorndon Mile,”

Richards said.

Richards three-year-olds bound for Karaka Million nightNeed I Say More and Supreme Khan also hit out

well, covering 1000 metres in 61 seconds, with

both stretching out nicely to finish on terms.

The winner of four of his six starts, including

three at stakes level, Need I Say More is likely to

trial at Matamata before heading to the Almanzor

Trophy (Gr 3, 1200m) on Karaka Million night at

Ellerslie. “He’s a very fit horse, but still a bit light

through the middle and next season will be his

go,” Richards said. “He’ll have two or three runs

and that could include the weight-for-age Group

1 over 1400 metres at Te Rapa on February 13.

Supreme Khan has improved since his spring

campaign in the South Island, developing into

a nice horse, and he’ll go to the three-year-old

over 1400 metres next Saturday at Awapuni.

Depending how he goes, we could look to the

Karaka Million 3YO Classic at Ellerslie with him.”

Il Affare to continue on Oaks pathCo-trainer Dawn Williams was in a

philosophical mood when assessing the

performance of promising three-year-old Il

Affare (Dundeel), who overcame a troubled

passage to finish third in the Royal Stakes (Gr 2,

2000m) at Ellerslie on New Year’s Day. The filly

got well back in the early stages of the race and

was then held up at a vital stage in the run home

before flashing home out wide to claim her

minor placing. While she holds a nomination

for the Levin Classic (Gr 1, 1600m) at Trentham

in a fortnight as well as the New Zealand Derby

in early March, Williams reiterated the New

Zealand Oaks (Gr 1, 2400m) on March 21 is Il

Affare’s main target. “It was probably the draw

that cost her at Ellerslie as she had to get back

and then be ridden for luck,” Williams said.

“The winner (Needle And Thread) dominated

from in front so that made it hard for the rest of

them. She is a pretty relaxed filly and seemed

to handle the 2000 metres okay which is a good

sign. The Oaks is her main target so what we do

in the meantime is the question. We’d like to

freshen her up a little and then put a programme

together to get there (to the Oaks). The constant

racing takes a toll on them, so you’ve got to be

patient and look after them along the way.”

Dream filly makes successful debut at Te ArohaTrainer Ken Rae knew he had just the sort of filly

he likes dealing with when he picked her up on

the float on the way home from a trip away. The

Super Easy (Darci Brahma) weanling had been

purchased by Rae for owner Sue Martin off the

gavelhouse.com site and needed to be collected

from Mark and Denny Baker’s Hallmark Stud.

Rae was bringing home experienced performers

Kaharau (Ad Valorem) and Blanco Bay (Cape

Blanco) and was taken with how the filly handled

herself throughout the process. “Sue had asked

me to bid for her on gavelhouse and I think we

got her for $1,500,” Rae said. “I was bringing home

Kaharau and Blanco Bay one day and stopped

off at Hallmark to collect her. She walked straight

on the float without a care in the world which

had me thinking she was my type of horse, easy

to handle.” Race took his time with the filly, now

named Dream Queen, and gave her two trials

before electing to start her over 1000 metres at Te

Aroha yesterday. Under the guidance of Jasmine

Fawcett, Dream Queen scored by more than a

length in impressive fashion. “She showed us at

her recent trial that she had some ability as she

ran second to a smart one of Richard Collett’s,” he

said. “The third horse that day came out and won

first up at Awapuni, so I knew we had one that

could gallop. The way she won today was great,

so I’ll need to have a think about what to do next.

I don’t have anything planned, but if she came

out and won again, then a race like the Matamata

Breeders’ Stakes might well be a target for her.”

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13 for American Pharoah Coolmore shuttler American Pharoah (Pioneerof

The Nile) sired his 13th individual stakes winner

on Saturday when Kentucky Pharoah (3 c ex

Strut The Course by Strut The Stage) won the

Dania Beach Stakes (Listed, 1m) at Gulfstream

Park. A maiden winner over the same course

and distance on December 19, the progressive

three-year-old impressed with the way he put

three lengths on runner-up Fighting Force (Air

Force Blue), with Cave Hill (Frosted) another

three-quarters of a length back in third. American

Pharoah covered 94 mares at a fee of $55,000

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2020, while he will stand at Coolmore’s Ashford

base in Kentucky at USD$100,000 (approx.

AUD$130,000) in 2021. With his first northern

hemisphere-bred crop having just turned three,

American Pharoah’s stakes winners are topped

by top-tier victors Harvey's Lil Goil and Van

Gogh, the latter having been crowned Cartier

champion two-year-old colt following his four-

length success in the Criterium International

(Gr 1, 1600m) at Saint-Cloud. American

Pharoah has 22 lots catalogued for the upcoming

Magic Millions Gold Coast Yearling Sale.

84 for Into MischiefFresh off securing a second straight title as

North America’s leading sire, Spendthrift Farm’s

Into Mischief (Harlan’s Holiday) recorded his

84th individual stakes winner when Life Is

Good (3 c ex Beach Walk by Distorted Humor)

took out the Sham Stakes (Gr 3, 1m) at Santa

Anita on Saturday. Won by trainer Bob Baffert

with eventual Kentucky Derby (Gr 1, 10f) and

Breeders’ Cup Classic (Gr 1, 10f) hero Authentic

(Into Mischief) last year, Life Is Good also

comes from the Baffert barn and entered the

Sham Stakes having won a maiden at Del Mar in

November. Sent out the shortest of short-priced

favourites, Life Is Good was hardly asked for an

effort by Mike Smith as he led from pillar to post;

even with stablemate Medina Spirit (Protonico)

bearing down fast, it was still a comfortable

three-quarter length margin at the finish, with

a further 13 lengths to Parnelli (Quality Road)

in third. Life Is Good is the first stakes winner

from two foals to race out of Distorted Humor

(Forty Niner) mare Beach Walk and comes from

the same family as Australian Group 3 winner

Spectroscope (Medaglia d’Oro). Into Mischief

will stand at Spendthrift Farm for US$225,000

(approx. AUD$292,500) in 2021.

US: Anothertwistafate completes surface trifectaAnothertwistafate (5 h Scat Daddy -

Imprecation by First Defence) entered the

San Gabriel Stakes (Gr 2, 9f ) at Santa Anita

with a Graded victory on dirt and a synthetic

stakes win on his resume and he completed

the trifecta by adding a turf score to his

record in Saturday’s feature. With previous

trainer Blaine Wright, the dark bay won the

Longacres Mile Handicap (Gr 3, 1m) - his

first start in 16 months - on dirt at Emerald

Downs in Washington, while he also took

the 2019 El Camino Real Derby (Listed, 9f )

on synthetic at Golden Gate Fields. Now

with Peter Miller in southern California

and fitted with blinkers for the first time,

Anothertwistafate was an emphatic winner

of the San Gabriel Stakes, scoring by two and

a half lengths under Joel Rosario; Bob And

Jackie (Twirling Candy) and 2019 victor Next

Shares (Archarcharch) filled the minors. His

next run is likely to come on the other side

of the United States with Anothertwistafate

bound for Florida. "We'll look at the Pegasus,

both the turf and the dirt," he said. "The dirt

is more money but, obviously, there's tougher

horses in there."



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BY TOM PEACOCK | RACING POST

When you try to breed at "the

pointy end of the market"

like Bob Scarborough, there

are only so many chances a

broodmare can have to produce something of

note before she starts to resemble a particularly

expensive pet.

It had been heading that way with Cabaret

(Galileo), the mare the Australian had selected

at some cost from Coolmore. Then Magna

Grecia (Invincible Spirit) came along.

"I’d nearly given up," Scarborough admits.

"The first foal by Danehill Dancer [Prance] was

a cracking good sort and was bought by the

Niarchos family but I believe she split a pastern

as a two-year-old. I think she was possibly a filly

who may well have had racing ability but when

she came back she was mediocre. Then she had

three more foals who did very little.

"I entered her in the broodmare sale the

year before last, then Magna Grecia came out

and won the old Racing Post Trophy [Vertem

Futurity] and of course as soon as he did that I

changed my mind.

"A couple of months before, I’d thought, 'There’s

some chance I’ll get a little bit of money for this

mare, she’s not actually a dud, I’d better stick

her in the sale while I can get something back'."

How Cabaret has compensated

Scarborough for her reprieve. Magna Grecia

went on to give him one of the thrills of his

lifetime in breeding by taking the 2,000 Guineas

(Gr 1, 1m) before his half-brother St Mark’s

Basilica (Siyouni) – sold for a considerably

upgraded 1,300,000 gns (approx. AUD$2.43

million) – took championship honours in

October’s Dewhurst Stakes (Gr 1, 7f).

"I’m a bit fortunate to still have her, to

tell the truth," he says. "If Magna Grecia had

strained something or other and didn’t run at

Doncaster, the mare would be gone. Then he’d

have come out and won the Guineas. But these

things happen."

It had been difficult for Victoria-based

Scarborough to quite gauge St Mark’s Basilica’s

position in Aidan O’Brien’s juvenile pecking

order, aside from the odd snippet from his Irish

sources that the colt had been coming along

nicely enough.

St Mark’s Basilica had looked a work in

progress on the track, winning a maiden and

showing promise in two Group 1s before his

piece de resistance under Frankie Dettori at

Newmarket.

"He was a lovely foal and a lovely yearling

and to see him develop as he did through

the season, I thought was terrific," says

Scarborough. "Clearly the Dewhurst was the

icing on the cake.

"When he started off, I think he was basically

waiting for them to jump [from the stalls], and

when they jumped, he did. He put himself at

a terrible disadvantage in those earlier races

but as things progressed he became more

confident. Although he was a fair way back in

the Dewhurst, he was a bit more aggressive and

finished the race off wonderfully well.

"He looks terribly promising, I’m so thrilled

he’s clearly among the horses that would be

expected to perform well in the 2,000 Guineas

this year."

In comparing the two horses, he says:

"Magna Grecia was a slightly more mature

horse than St Mark’s Basilica as a foal and as a

yearling, but in terms of their ability and their

desire to win and so on, I think that they’re very

similar horses.

"Magna Grecia was possibly more

masculine as a young horse, but as St Mark’s

Basilica matures it may be he’s a similar type."

While many look towards Australasia for

more reliable racing returns, Scarborough

strides in the opposite direction.

He sold Wood Nook Farm in Nagambie,

producer of Group 1 scorers such as Victoria

Derby (Gr 1, 2500m) winner Hit The Roof

(Maroof) and Blue Diamond Stakes (Gr 1,

1200m) victor Sleek Chassis (Flying Spur), a

few years ago and directed his focus towards a

small broodmare band at Harry McCalmont’s

Norelands Stud in Kilkenny.

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Magna Grecia RACING PHOTOS

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Scarborough’s international interest was

sparked when he found himself underbidder

to Sheikh Mohammed for a yearling on his first

visit to America in the early 1980s, but it was a

few more years before he put it into practice.

"I don’t think I really returned to the

northern hemisphere until the ‘90s, when

I bought a mare in partnership with John

Magnier. She was in foal at the time and the

resulting progeny was [Prix Maurice de Gheest

winner] King Charlemagne," he recalls.

"At the time I was heavily involved with 20,

25 mares and getting going here, particularly

in the breeding industry, but I’ve always had

that interest in the northern hemisphere,

particularly the European pedigrees and their

influence on the breeding industry in Australia.

"I’m now terribly involved with six mares

that I own outright and one I own 50-50 with

Coolmore. I’d dearly like to have a few more,

about ten or 12, but it’s getting more and more

difficult to get the black-type racemares off the

track, or the proven mares.

"I love it, I believe they’ve been so much

the source of the modern thoroughbred, it has

effectively evolved from Europe."

The moustached and jovial Scarborough

is an easily recognisable figure in Australian

racing. A successful businessman and former

chairman of a booming Moonee Valley Racing

Club, he even used to compete on Darien

Powers, the event horse who won Olympic

golds for Andrew Hoy in Atlanta and Sydney.

Growing up with parents who were

"Presbyterian and had no interest in racing

or horses or betting or whatever else", he

still somehow found himself obsessed by

thoroughbred pedigrees aged 12 and the

passion has not waned over 60 years.

"I would spend 20 hours a week in the

off-season contemplating where these six

mares of mine would go," he says. "By the

time the end of the year comes, there are

all those first-season sires who have had a

wonderful year, you wonder if you should

go somewhere else.

"I’m forever changing my mind and by the

time you get to a few weeks ago, you pick the

stallion, then some of the owners turn around

and say they’re fully booked and you can’t

come. It’s a year-long adventure for me."

As he clicked with Magna Grecia,

Scarborough has returned to the Invincible

Spirit (Green Desert) line by using his son

Kingman for Cabaret, and she is expecting a

foal by the Juddmonte stallion and is to visit

him again in 2021.

He is also still the somewhat reluctant

owner of St Mark’s Basilica’s Siyouni (Pivotal)

yearling brother, who failed to find a buyer at

Tattersalls and is in the early stages of education

for a career with Jessica Harrington.

He says: "It wasn’t the plan. I was planning

on getting more than a million guineas for this

yearling and to my chagrin I’m now a proud

owner of yet another racehorse!

"I’m in fear and trepidation because you

have these expectations of some financial

reward for your breeding activities and all of

a sudden you’re in the hands of the gods in

needing some racetrack performance. But

anyway, we’ll see what happens. It’s all part of

the dream for us breeders."

More Classic dreamingScarborough has kept the odd offspring

to race for himself and his filly Bonte Moi (Le

Havre) made one appearance in his silks this

year for Jessica Harrington.

Far more has been achieved with her

stablemate Oodnadatta (Australia), who was third

in the Moyglare Stud Stakes (Gr 1, 7f) and ninth in

the Breeders' Cup Juvenile Fillies Turf (Gr 1, 1m).

"She’s out of Bewitched, who is the mare

that John Magnier and I share 50-50," he says.

"We’re hoping she might be a Guineas

filly, [though] maybe she might be one for a

little bit later in the year. She’s by Australia, so

you wouldn’t really expect her to have been as

precocious as she was in her two-year-old year.

"She went to the Breeders' Cup and had

no luck; she missed the start, hit the running

rail and got tailed off before flying home in the

straight. So that was a bit of an experience for

her, but she’s got over that and I’m hoping that

the Classic races might be on her agenda."

Bewitched (Dansili) is another of the mares

who has required some patience.

Scarborough adds: "She was a very good

race filly, a Dansili who won multiple Group 3s

and Listed races.

"Initially she was a little bit disappointing,

but not so with the last couple of foals; there’s

a Group 3 winner [Pablo Escobarr] and the

three-year-old [Roberto Escobarr] won last

year. They were stayers and this one’s a bit more

precocious. She’s got a tick from me finally."

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BY MICHAEL LEE | SPG TURF CLUB

Freshly-minted Singapore champion

trainer Michael Clements picked

up where he left off in 2020

when newcomer Mortal Engine

(Unencumbered) provided him with a first

winner of the new year at the season opener

yesterday.

Having saddled a treble at the last meeting

in 2020 to conclude a wonderful season on

61 winners, the Zimbabwean-born handler

showed he had no intentions of letting up on

his winning momentum at only the second

race yesterday, the $75,000 Prosperity Stakes, a

Restricted Maiden race over 1200 metres.

A former unplaced runner at his only start

in Australia, Mortal Engine took up the running

from his handy barrier in two before handing

up the lead to Bad Boy Black (Gingerbread

Man) to take a drop in third place, nicely tucked

away on the rails.

Turning for home, jockey Louis-Philippe

Beuzelin duly angled Mortal Engine out for his

run, mastering Bad Boy Black rather easily, but

had to contend with Ironprince (Smart Missile),

who had peeled off his back to issue a stinging

challenge inside the last furlong.

But the finishing line came in time for

the $14 favourite who hung in by a head from

Ironprince with Kwoi Hoi (Danerich) third,

another two and three-quarter lengths away.

The winning time was 1.10.97.

Clements said he had been confident of

a forward showing from the new Tivic Stable

newcomer at his maiden outing, but the heavy

showers the whole country has come under in

recent days had dampened his enthusiasm a little.

“He was pretty disappointing at his only run

in Australia and it was run on a heavy track. He

ran terribly,” said Clements.

“What he’s shown us here in his gallops and

trials had been very good and were indications

he’d go well first-up, but there were some

concerns over the rain-affected track.

“He handled it very well, though. He

showed us a lot of speed in his gallops and I

told Louis to try and get the box-seat from the

barrier.

“I think he will improve off that run as

he still had a bit of condition on him. He had

every reason to compound in the last bit, but he

produced a good effort to win.”

Beuzelin was delighted he had got off to an

auspicious start to the first meeting of the year,

which traditionally is held on New Year’s Day

as the New Year Cup meeting, but the Polytrack

feature race has been replaced by a Kranji

Stakes, a race run over the same 1200-metre

distance.

“This horse showed me some promise in

the morning, and he showed a bit of it today,”

said the French jockey.

“I think he needed the run, and I think

he will be better over 1400 metres. It’s an

excellent start to the new year, Happy New Year

everybody!”

Maia lands treble during season opener

After being widely tipped, even by his 2020

conqueror Vlad Duric, as the jockey who would

make this 2021 season his own, Ruan Maia took

a step in the right direction with a treble on the

opening day of the season yesterday.

The Brazilian flew off the blocks in the first

race with Per Incrown (Per Incanto), before

doubling the dose with Super Invincible (I Am

Invincible) in race seven and completing the

big haul with Surpass Natural in the highlight

of the day, the SD$100,000 Happy New Year

Stakes.

As humble as ever, Maia would not read too

much into the flying start, more so when arch-

rival Duric was out of action at the inaugural

race meeting and at the next meeting on

January 9, currently serving a two-day careless

riding suspension.

“It’s a great start, but this is only the first

meeting. There is still a long way to go,” said

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Champion trainer Clements starts 2021 with a bang courtesy of Mortal Engine

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the two-time Macau champion jockey who

narrowly missed out on the Singapore title by

only three winners to Duric at his very first full

season last year.

“Well done to Jerome (Tan, winning trainer

of two of his treble, Per Incrown and Surpass

Natural) too, as he’s also the leader today!”

Tan just laughed off the compliment as he

knows the cream would eventually rise to the

top, but the Singaporean handler, who helms

a medium-size yard with just under 30 horses,

was glad he has made an auspicious start to the

new year, especially with two horses who just

landed at his stables.

“Both Per Incrown and Surpass Natural

came to my stables around one month ago, and

credit must go to their previous trainer, Leticia

Drgaon,” said Tan, who has also received Group

winner Exceed Natural (Red Giant), Strong N

Powerful (Golden Archer) and Sky Eye (Per

Incanto) (also victorious at his first outing

under his care) from the same connections.

“She has kept both horses to the mark and

has done most of the hard work. They were well

and fit, and I’m just lucky to get the results.

“Surpass Natural is a good Polytrack horse

and that was the race I had targeted for him.

He’s been trialling very well.

“I’m not sure what’s next for him. We have

less racing now and we can’t really plan ahead,

we’ll just see what happens.”

Travelling in fourth position not far off

leader Excelling (Manhattan Rain), Surpass

Natural loomed as a major threat upon

straightening without having spent a penny, no

doubt helped in a big way by the passage left

wide open when Altair (Zoustar) rolled out and

carried Webster (Showcasing) off the track at

the point of the turn.

One could easily picture Maia chuckling

to himself at the inviting saloon passage, and

knowing his above-average strike rate on

Polytrack, the rest became child’s play. The five-

year-old slid his way to the front, holding sway

all the way to the line for a most authoritative

performance as the $13 favourite.

Pennywise (Pure Prize) atoned from his

last-start flop in the Colonial Chief Stakes

(Listed, 1600m) a fortnight ago with a searching

run back on the fence inside the last 300 metres

but could only come within half a length of the

winner.

Sacred Rebel (Sepoy) also powered home

late to finish third another head away, but did

lug in close home, slightly checking the fast

finishing last-start winner You Rokk (Artie

Schiller) who ran fifth, a head away from last

year’s New Year Cup (Listed, 1200m) winner

Nowyousee (O’Reilly).

The winning time was a smart 1.09.89 for the

1200 metres on the Polytrack, only 0.15 seconds

slower than the record established by the great

Rocket Man (Viscount) in the Woodlands

Handicap (Listed, 1200m) ten years ago.

With that seventh win from 13 starts,

Surpass Natural has now amassed in excess of

SD$300,000 in stakes money for the Sky Eye

Stable.

“He’s a very good horse. I think a horse

(Pennywise) nearly passed him at one stage,

but he fought back,” said Maia.

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MONDAY 4

RACE MEETINGS: Moruya (NSW), Taree (NSW), Otaki (NZ), Omoto (NZ)

BARRIER TRIALS/ JUMP-OUTS: Rosehill (NSW), Taree (NSW), Belmont (WA)

INTERNATIONAL MEETINGS: Lingfield (UK), Wolverhampton (UK), Greyville (SAF)

TUESDAY 5

RACE MEETINGS: Muswellbrook (NSW), Stony Creek (VIC)BARRIER TRIALS/ JUMP-OUTS: Muswellbrook (NSW), Caulfield (VIC), Terang (VIC), Echuca (VIC), Burrumbeet (VIC), Gold Coast

(QLD), Longford (TAS), Cambridge (NZ)

INTERNATIONAL MEETINGS: Nakayama (JPN), Chukyo (JPN), Lingfield (UK), Wolverhampton (UK), Vaal (SAF)

INTERNATIONAL GROUP RACES: Nakayama (JPN) - Nikkan Sports Sho Nakayama Kimpai (Gr 3, 2000m). Chukyo (JPN) - Sports Nippon Sho

Kyoto Kimpai (Gr 3, 1600m)

WEDNESDAY 6

METROPOLITAN MEETINGS: Warwick Farm (NSW), Sandown Lakeside (VIC), Devonport (TAS)

RACE MEETINGS: Wangaratta (VIC), Rockhampton (QLD), Bordertown (SA), Pinjarra (WA)

BARRIER TRIALS/ JUMP-OUTS: Kembla Grange (NSW), Sale (VIC), Mornington (VIC), Geelong (VIC), Pakenham (VIC), Bordertown (SA)

INTERNATIONAL MEETINGS: Happy Valley (HK), Kempton (UK), Wolverhampton (UK), Greyville (SAF)

INTERNATIONAL GROUP RACES: Happy Valley (HK) - January Cup (Gr 3, 1800m)

SALES: Magic Millions Gold Coast Yearling Sale - Inspections (QLD)

THURSDAY 7

METROPOLITAN MEETINGS: Doomben (QLD)RACE MEETINGS: Wagga (NSW), Geelong (VIC), Geraldton (WA), Ruakaka (NZ), Reefton (NZ)

BARRIER TRIALS/ JUMP-OUTS: Randwick (NSW), Wyong (NSW), Wagga (NSW), Wangaratta (VIC), Geraldton (WA)

INTERNATIONAL MEETINGS: Southwell (UK), Wolverhampton (UK), Vaal (SAF)


FRIDAY 8

STAKES RACES: Launceston (TAS) - Tasmanian Stakes (Listed, 1600m), Tasmanian Guineas (Listed, 1600m)

METROPOLITAN MEETINGS: Canterbury (NSW), Launceston (TAS)RACE MEETINGS: Orange (NSW), Port Macquarie (NSW), Cranbourne (VIC), Stawell (VIC), Sunshine Coast (QLD), Narrogin (WA)

BARRIER TRIALS/ JUMP-OUTS: Orange (NSW), Port Macquarie (NSW), Flemington (VIC), Oakbank (SA), Bunbury (WA)

INTERNATIONAL MEETINGS: Kranji (SIN), Taipa (MAC), Southwell (UK), Dundalk (IRE), Kenilworth (SAF)

INTERNATIONAL GROUP RACES: Sceptre Stakes (Gr 2, 1200m)SALES: Magic Millions Gold Coast Yearling Sale - Inspections (QLD)

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SATURDAY 9

STAKES RACES: Randwick (NSW) - January Cup (Listed, 2000m). Flemington (VIC) - Chester Manifold Stakes (Listed, 1400m). Awapuni

(NZ) - Marton Cup (Listed, 2200m)

METROPOLITAN MEETINGS: Randwick (NSW), Flemington (VIC), Gold Coast (QLD), Murray Bridge (SA), Ascot (WA)

RACE MEETINGS: Kembla Grange (NSW), Glen Innes (NSW), Werribee (VIC), Cairns (QLD), Ipswich (QLD), Awapuni (NZ), Kumara (NZ)

INTERNATIONAL MEETINGS: Taipa (MAC), Nakayama (JPN), Chukyo (JPN), Lingfield (UK), Chelmsford (UK), Kenilworth (SAF), Gulfstream

Park (USA), Santa Anita (USA)

INTERNATIONAL GROUP RACES: Kenilworth (SAF) - Queen’s Plate (Gr 1, 1600m), Paddock Stakes (Gr 1, 1800m), Premier Trophy (Gr

2, 1800m), Chairman’s Cup (Gr 3, 2500m). Gulfstream Park (USA) -

Tropical Turf (Gr 3, 1m). Santa Anita (USA) - La Canada Stakes (Gr 3,

8.5f), Las Cienegas Stakes (Gr 3, 6f)


SUNDAY 10

STAKES RACES: Ellerslie (NZ) - Gingernuts Salver (Listed, 2100m)RACE MEETINGS: Coffs Harbour (NSW), Nowra (NSW), Mornington (VIC), Warrnambool (VIC), Sunshine Coast (QLD), Port Lincoln (SA),

Albany (WA), Ellerslie (NZ)

BARRIER TRIALS/ JUMP-OUTS: Coffs Harbour (NSW), Nowra (NSW), Port Lincoln (SA), Albany (WA)

INTERNATIONAL MEETINGS: Sha Tin (HK), Nakayama (JPN), Chukyo (JPN), Southwell (UK), Turffontein (SAF)

INTERNATIONAL GROUP RACES: Chukyo (JPN) - Nikkan Sports Sho Shinzan Kinen (Gr 3, 1600m)


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TWITTER: BRYAN GUY@BRYANGUYRACINGSabie Park returning to the winners stall today

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ITWITTER: ARCHIE ALEXANDER @ARCHI3ALEXANDERA great job by all the team to have this guy

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Lot Sex Sire Dam Sale Weanling Purchaser Price17 C Exceed and Excel Adonia Queen (USA) 2020 MM Rosemont Stud Exclusive Online Sale OTI Management $85,00050 C Exceed and Excel Annie's Luck 2020 WI Inglis Digital August Sale BB B/stock VIC $11,00052 F Fastnet Rock Antillanca 2020 MM National Weanling Sale Valiant Stud $160,00065 C Pariah Astrophysical Jet (GB) 2020 WI Sydney Weanling Sale Spyglass $105,00075 C Merchant Navy Awoke (NZ) 2020 MM National Weanling Sale Valiant Stud $210,00090 F Sebring Belle de Coeur 2020 MM National Weanling Sale Steven & Gillian Madge/S. Mills B/stock FBAA $135,000108 C So You Think (NZ ) Blonde Mafia 2020 MM Rosemont Stud Exclusive Online Sale Maffra Co-op Holdings $60,000139 C Invader Cariad 2020 MM National Weanling Sale Lion Rock B/stock / Bevan Smith B/stock $130,000142 C Shalaa (IRE) Cashla 2020 MM National Weanling Sale Suman Hedge B/stock FBAA/Grant B/stock $100,000145 C Russian Revolution Catchulata 2020 WI Sydney Weanling Sale Arlington Park Racing $80,000189 C American Pharoah (USA) Could it be Magic 2020 MM National Weanling Sale Lime Country T/breds/James Bester B/stock $70,000196 F Written Tycoon Crucial 2020 MM Rosemont Stud Exclusive Online Sale Yevrah Investments $80,000215 F Divine Prophet Decorah (NZ) 2020 MM National Weanling Sale S & S B/stock $35,000222 F Russian Revolution Denpurr 2020 MM National Weanling Sale KBL T/breds $67,500264 C Deep Field Enchanteresse (IRE) 2020 MM National Weanling Sale Lancaster B/stock $20,000300 C So You Think (NZ ) Feirin 2020 WI Sydney Weanling Sale D R Pinhook $150,000307 C Capitalist Finally 2020 WI Sydney Weanling Sale Mitchell B/stock FBAA $110,000352 F Pride of Dubai Golden Phoenix (USA) 2020 WI Inglis Digital April Sale Racing Services $9,500370 C Churchill (IRE) Heavens Touch 2020 WI Sydney Weanling Sale Willow Park Stud $90,000377 F Impending High Harmony (NZ) 2020 WI Inglis Digital April Sale Lang Brothers Racing $4,000426 C Deep Field Just as Cosmic 2020 MM National Weanling Sale Valiant Stud $52,000440 F Extreme Choice Keysbrook 2020 WI Inglis Digital June Sale 2 One Plus Investments $32,500443 C Caravaggio (USA) Kimblewick 2020 WI Sydney Weanling Sale Lime Country T/breds / James Bester B/stock $100,000451 F Capitalist La Renaissance (FR) 2020 MM May Online Sale Jim Carey $65,000455 C Capitalist Labdien 2020 MM National Weanling Sale Eire B/stock $80,000471 C Dundeel (NZ) Lead Husson 2020 MM National Weanling Sale Jazcom T/breds $100,000480 C Capitalist Limealicious 2020 MM National Weanling Sale Alexia Fraser B/stock/Jim Clarke B/stock $80,000485 C Deep Field Long Wink 2020 WI Sydney Weanling Sale Jazcom T/breds $40,000521 C Dundeel (NZ) Marquise da Rossa 2020 MM National Weanling Sale James Carey $200,000526 F Written Tycoon Matildare 2020 MM National Weanling Sale Lime Country T/breds/James Bester B/stock $230,000530 C Invader Mediation (GB) 2020 MM National Weanling Sale Edinburgh Park Stud $27,000544 F Russian Revolution Miss Appleton (NZ) 2020 MM Rosemont Stud Exclusive Online Sale Grand Parkview Stud $75,000550 C Zoustar Miss Husson 2020 MM National Weanling Sale Segenhoe Stud $410,000585 F Zoustar My Dinah Lee (USA) 2020 MM National Weanling Sale Belmont B/stock Agency FBAA $120,000591 F Spirit of Boom Neena Rock 2020 WI Sydney Weanling Sale Edinburgh Park Stud $50,000602 C Zoustar Nobody Gets 2020 MM Rosemont Stud Exclusive Online Sale F T Racing $125,000615 C Highland Reel (IRE) Orcym 2020 WI Sydney Weanling Sale Jim Carey $76,000624 C Spirit of Boom Paramount 2020 WI Sydney Weanling Sale Edinburgh Park Stud $60,000625 C Deep Field Parjinka 2020 WI Sydney Weanling Sale Newgate B/stock $62,000629 C Extreme Choice Peace Palace (GB) 2020 WI Inglis Digital April Sale Chris Jory $32,500648 F Merchant Navy Platinum Express (NZ) 2020 WI Inglis Digital August Sale A Fu $50,000672 F Dundeel (NZ) Quasera 2020 MM National Weanling Sale William Johnson B/stock $37,000673 C Hellbent Queen of Kandy 2020 MM National Weanling Sale D R Pinhook $160,000705 F Not A Single Doubt Rhodamine 2020 WI Sydney Weanling Sale Suman Hedge B/stock / Grant B/stock $280,000710 C Deep Field River Tay 2020 MM National Weanling Sale Fernrigg Farm $100,000760 F Written Tycoon See Me Rock 2020 WI Sydney Weanling Sale BRT B/stock $90,000783 C Toronado (IRE) Sheen 2020 MM Rosemont Stud Exclusive Online Sale The Potter Group $35,000790 F Spirit of Boom Show Bender 2020 MM National Weanling Sale Mitchell B/stock FBAA $80,000794 C Russian Revolution Silent Cash 2020 MM National Weanling Sale Cangon/Sledmere Stud $200,000796 C Capitalist Silk Sheets 2020 MM National Weanling Sale Clarke B/stock/Attunga Stud $80,000847 C Deep Field Summer Song 2020 WI Inglis Digital June Sale 2 Luke Anthony B/stock $50,000853 C So You Think (NZ ) Surprise Party 2020 MM National Weanling Sale Jazcom T/breds $65,000856 C Highland Reel (IRE) Suziesaurus 2020 WI Inglis Digital August Sale A Fu $50,000

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857 C Invader Swan River 2020 WI Sydney Weanling Sale James Bester B/stock $75,000863 C Impending Swiftly Red 2020 WI Sydney Weanling Sale LJ & PA Ibbotson $50,000870 C Invader Tarragon (NZ) 2020 MM National Weanling Sale S & S B/stock $24,000884 C Russian Revolution The Playroom (NZ) 2020 MM National Weanling Sale Lime Country T/breds/James Bester B/stock $115,000885 C Capitalist Theorize 2020 MM National Weanling Sale Fernrigg Farm $30,000886 F Smart Missile Think Out Loud 2020 WI Sydney Weanling Sale James Bester B/stock $65,000957 F So You Think (NZ ) Write Cheek 2020 WI Sydney Weanling Sale Platinum Breeding And Racing / Evans RG $65,000968 F Russian Revolution L'Etoile 2020 MM National Weanling Sale Rathmore B/stock $18,000971 F Menari Lake Hayes (NZ) 2020 WI Inglis Digital April Sale Edinburgh Park Stud $9,000972 C Flying Artie Late Spring (USA) 2020 WI Sydney Weanling Sale Murumba B/stock $8,000978 F Vancouver Leviosa 2020 WI Sydney Weanling Sale R McClenahan $38,000987 C Spill the Beans Love of Liberty 2020 MM National Weanling Sale Platinum Racing & Breeding $34,000988 F Pride of Dubai Lovetorn 2020 WI Inglis Digital April Sale Luke Vandersluys $10,000995 C Invader Marechal (NZ) 2020 MM National Weanling Sale William Bain $65,000998 F Spieth (NZ) Marheta 2020 MM National Weanling Sale Paul Moroney B/stock $12,0001002 C Star Witness Miss Ellie Grace 2020 MM National Weanling Sale Carrington Park Stud $10,0001004 C Jukebox Miss Presidential 2020 WI Sydney Weanling Sale R & K Wren $22,0001024 F Rubick One More Tequila 2020 WI Sydney Weanling Sale BBT Breeding and Racing $35,0001031 F Capitalist Our Scene Steeler (NZ ) 2020 WI Sydney Weanling Sale BBT Breeding and Racing $40,0001034 F Toronado (IRE) Parallel Lines 2020 WI Sydney Weanling Sale SL B/stock $25,0001059 F No Nay Never (USA) Rock Candy 2020 MM National Weanling Sale Blandford B/stock $20,0001064 C Hellbent Rupavari 2020 MM National Weanling Sale Jonathan Scully $85,0001075 C Zoustar Seeking Attention 2020 MM National Weanling Sale Alister Ross/Stuart Rice/Ernestina B/stock $100,0001076 C Starspangledbanner Shake That 2020 MM Rosemont Stud Exclusive Online Sale Golden Century Investments $25,0001078 C Flying Artie She's a Wildcat 2020 WI Sydney Weanling Sale Alexia Fraser B/stock / Kestrel T/breds $14,0001081 F Divine Prophet Shine on Anna 2020 MM National Weanling Sale Kestrel T/breds $27,0001086 C Spieth (NZ) Singularity 2020 MM National Weanling Sale Segenhoe Stud $26,0001089 F Winning Rupert Slice Of Royalty 2020 WI Inglis Digital June Sale 2 Group 1 Racing $25,0001126 C Spieth (NZ) Triple Asset 2020 WI Sydney Weanling Sale KBL T/breds $25,0001127 F Merchant Navy Tumbling Dice 2020 MM National Weanling Sale Wahha T/breds $25,0001128 C All Too Hard Tutu 2020 MM National Weanling Sale Baddock B/stock $14,0001139 C Smart Missile Whitehousewhispers 2020 MM National Weanling Sale Carrington Park Stud $12,0001158 C Sooboog Anadyomene 2020 WI Sydney Weanling Sale D R Pinhook $26,0001159 C Pride of Dubai Aneeda 2020 WI Sydney Weanling Sale Paul Willetts B/stock $45,0001160 C The Mission Anna House (USA) 2020 MM National Weanling Sale Jared Wehlow Racing $15,0001178 F Divine Prophet Blue Ocean 2020 MM National Weanling Sale CN Racing $21,0001179 C Deep Field Bolossomo 2020 MM National Weanling Sale Bevan Smith B/stock $20,0001185 F Russian Revolution Buckleupbuttercup (USA) 2020 WI Sydney Weanling Sale Middlebrook Valley Lodge $25,0001187 F Hellbent Calamity 2020 MM National Weanling Sale Millbrook As Agent $30,0001196 F Invader Celtic Sea 2020 WI Sydney Weanling Sale Hunter B/stock $25,0001216 C Supido Cuckoo 2020 WI Inglis Digital April Sale Ng Chee Kin $1,2501233 C Deep Field Easy Rock 2020 MM National Weanling Sale Millbrook As Agent $23,0001253 C Winning Rupert Good Hunting 2020 MM National Weanling Sale John Carmody $19,0001255 C Pariah Happy Highway 2020 MM National Weanling Sale BBT Breeding & Racing/S. Mills B/stock FBAA $31,0001262 C Rubick Hooness 2020 WI Sydney Weanling Sale L Bradbery $28,0001277 F Spieth (NZ) Been Scene 2020 WI Inglis Digital September Sale W Vohland $3,0001283 C Dissident Holy Binga 2020 WI Inglis Digital July Sale W Vohland $3,500t501 F Invader More Than a Rose 2020 WI Sydney Weanling Sale Allan Kehoe Racing $5,000

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GLOBAL SALES DATESDATE AUCTION HOUSE COUNTRY (STATE) SALE TYPE ENTRIES CLOSE

Tue 5th-Mon 11th January 2021 gavelhouse.com NZ gavelhouse.com T'bred 11 January Auction Mixed CLOSE JAN 4JULY 24 -29 ONLINE SALE

ENTRIES CLOSE JULY 22. Featuring broodmares, yearlings and racing stock.

Catalogue available at inglisdigital.com

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Mon 11th-Thu 14th January 2021 Keeneland USA January horses of all ages sale Mixed

TUE 12TH - MAGIC MILLIONS AUSTRALIA (QLD) GOLD COAST YEARLING SALE YEARLING CLOSEDMON 18TH JAN 2021

Mon 18th Jan – Wed 3rd Feb 2021 New Zealand Bloodstock NZ National Online Yearling Sale (Gavelhouse Plus) Yearling CLOSE JAN 6

Tue 19th-Mon 25th January 2021 gavelhouse.com NZ gavelhouse.com Thoroughbred 25 January Auction Mixed CLOSE JAN 18JULY 24 -29 ONLINE SALE

ENTRIES CLOSE JULY 22. Featuring broodmares, yearlings and racing stock.

Catalogue available at inglisdigital.com

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SUNDAY 24TH NEW ZEALAND NZ KARAKA YEARLING SALES YEARLING CLOSED- TUES 26TH JAN 2020 BLOODSTOCK BOOK 1

WED 27TH - NEW ZEALAND NZ KARAKA YEARLING SALES YEARLING CLOSEDTHURS 28TH JAN 2020 BLOODSTOCK BOOK 2

Tue 2nd-Mon 8th February 2021 gavelhouse.com NZ gavelhouse.com Thoroughbred 08 February Auction Mixed CLOSE FEB 1

Thu 4th - Fri 5th Feburary 2021 Tattersalls UK February Sale Mixed

SUN 7TH - INGLIS AUSTRALIA, (NSW) CLASSIC YEARLING SALE YEARLING CLOSEDTUES 9TH FEB 2021

Mon 8th-Tue 9th February 2021 Fasig-Tipton USA Kentucky Winter Mixed Mixed

WED 15TH MAGIC MILLIONS AUSTRALIA, (WA) PERTH YEARLING SALE YEARLING CLOSED- TUE 16TH FEB 2021

Mon 15th-Tue 16th February 2021 Arqana France February Mixed Sale Mixed CLOSE JAN 8

Tue 16th-Mon 22nd February 2021 gavelhouse.com NZ gavelhouse.com Thoroughbred 22 February Auction Mixed CLOSE FEB 15

MON 22ND MAGIC MILLIONS AUSTRALIA, (TAS) TASMANIA YEARLING SALE YEARLING CLOSEDFEBRUARY 2021

SUN 28TH FEB - INGLIS AUSTRALIA, (VIC) MELBOURNE PREMIER SALE YEARLING CLOSEDTUES 2ND MAR 2021

Tue 2nd-Mon 8th March 2021 gavelhouse.com NZ gavelhouse.com Thoroughbred 08 March Auction Mixed CLOSE MAR 1

TUE 9TH - MAGIC MILLIONS AUSTRALIA, (SA) ADELAIDE YEARLING SALE YEARLING CLOSING NOV 6WED 10TH MAR 2021

MON 15TH - MAGIC MILLIONS AUSTRALIA, (QLD) GOLD COAST MARCH YEARLING CLOSING NOV 6TUE 16TH MAR 2021 YEARLING SALE

Tue 16th-Mon 22nd March 2021 gavelhouse.com NZ gavelhouse.com Thoroughbred 22 March Auction Mixed CLOSE MAR 15

Monday 29th March 2021 Fasig-Tipton USA The Gulfstream Sale 2YO

Tue 30th Mar-Mon 4th Apr 2021 gavelhouse.com NZ gavelhouse.com Thoroughbred 05 April Auction Mixed CLOSE MAR 29

Sun 4th - Wed 14th April 2021 New Zealand Bloodstock NZ South Island Sale (Gavelhouse Plus) Yearling CLOSE MAR 17

TUES 6TH - INGLIS AUSTRALIA, NSW AUSTRALIAN EASTER YEARLING CLOSE JAN 2021WED 7TH APRIL 2021 YEARLING SALE

Mon 12th-Tue 13th April 2021 Tattersalls UK Craven Breeze Up Sale 2YO

Tue 13th-Mon 19th April 2021 gavelhouse.com NZ gavelhouse.com Thoroughbred 19 April Auction Mixed CLOSE APR 12

Thu 29th-Fri 30th April 2021 Tattersalls UK Guineas Breeze Up & HiT Sale 2YO, HiT

SUN 2ND - INGLIS AUSTRALIA (NSW) HTBA MAY YEARLING SALE YEARLING CLOSE MAR 2021MON 3RD MAY 2021

WED 5TH- INGLIS AUSTRALIA (NSW) AUSTRALIAN WEANLING SALE WEANLING CLOSE MAR 2021THU 6TH MAY 2021

FRIDAY INGLIS AUSTRALIA (NSW) CHAIRMAN'S SALE BREEDING STOCK CLOSE MAR 20217TH MAY 2021

SUN 9TH- INGLIS AUSTRALIA (NSW) AUSTRALIAN BROODMARE SALE BREEDING STOCK CLOSE MAR 2021MON 10TH MAY 2021

Thu 13th-Fri 14th May 2021 Arqana France Breeze Up Sale 2YO CLOSE DEC 16

FRI 8TH-WED 13TH INGLIS DIGITAL AUSTRALIA (NSW) INGLIS DIGITAL JANUARY MIXED CLOSE JAN 20 JANUARY 2021 (EARLY) SALE

FRI 22ND-WED 27TH INGLIS DIGITAL AUSTRALIA (NSW) INGLIS DIGITAL JANUARY MIXED CLOSE JAN 20 JANUARY 2021 (LATE) SALE

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DATE AUCTION HOUSE COUNTRY (STATE) SALE TYPE ENTRIES CLOSE

SUN 16TH - INGLIS AUSTRALIA (VIC) MELBOURNE GOLD SALE YEARLING CLOSE MAR 2021MAY 2021

Mon 17th-Tue 18th May 2021 Fasig-Tipton USA Midlantic 2YOs In Training 2YO WED 19TH - MAGIC MILLIONS AUSTRALIA (QLD) NATIONAL WEANLING SALE WEANLING CLOSE MAR 12FRI 21ST MAY 2021

TUE 25TH - MAGIC MILLIONS AUSTRALIA (QLD) NATIONAL BROODMARE SALE BREEDING STOCK CLOSE MAR 12FRI 28TH MAY 2021

WED 2ND - MAGIC MILLIONS AUSTRALIA (QLD) NATIONAL YEARLING SALE MIXED CLOSE MAR 12FRI 4TH JUN 2021

SUN 13TH- INGLIS AUSTRALIA (VIC) GREAT SOUTHERN SALE WEANLING/BREEDING STOCK CLOSE APR 2021TUE 15TH JUNE 2021

Wednesday 14th June 2021 Goffs UK The London Sale Mixed

Wednesday 23rd June 2021 Fasig-Tipton USA Santa Anita 2YOs In Training 2YO

Mon 28th Jun-Thu 1st Jul 2021 Arqana France Summer Sale Mixed

Mon 5th-Fri 9th July 2021 Tattersalls UK July Sale Breeding Stock, HiT

Monday 12th July 2021 Fasig-Tipton USA July Selected Horses of Racing Age 2YO

Tue 13th-Wed 14th July 2021 Fasig-Tipton USA The July Sale Yearling

Mon 9th-Tue 10th August 2021 Fasig-Tipton USA The Saratoga Sale Yearling

Sat 14th-Mon 16th August 2021 Arqana France August Yearling Sale Yearling

Sun 15th-Mon 16th August 2021 Fasig-Tipton USA New York Bred Yearlings Yearling

Tuesday 17th August 2021 Arqana France August Yearling Sale V2 Yearling

Mon 30th Aug-Thu 2nd Sep 2021 Tattersalls UK August Sale Breeding Stock, HiT

Saturday 11th September 2021 Goffs Ireland Champions Sale Mixed

Tue 28th-Wed 29th September 2021 Goffs Ireland Orby Sale Yearling

Thu 30th Sep-Fri 1st Oct 2021 Goffs Ireland Sportsmans Sale Yearling

Saturday 2nd October 2021 Arqana France The Arc Sale HiT

Mon 4th-Tue 5th October 2021 Fasig-Tipton USA Midlantic Fall Yearlings Yearling

Tue 5th-Thu 7th October 2021 Tattersalls UK October Yearling Sale Book 1 Yearling

Mon 11th-Wed 13th October 2021 Tattersalls UK October Yearling Sale Book 2 Yearling

Thu 14th-Sat 16th October 2021 Tattersalls UK October Yearling Sale Books 3&4 Yearling

Monday 18th October 2021 Fasig-Tipton USA The Saratoga Fall Sale Breeding Stock, Weanlings

Mon 18th-Fri 22nd October 2021 Arqana France October Yearling Sale Yearling

Sun 25th-Wed 28th October 2021 Fasig-Tipton USA Kentucky October Yearlings Yearling

Sun 25th-Thu 29th October 2021 Tattersalls UK Autumn HiT Sale HiT

Sun 1st-Tue 3rd November 2021 Goffs Ireland Horses in Training & Autumn Yearling Sale Mixed

Tuesday 9th November 2021 Fasig-Tipton USA The November Sale Breeding Stock

Saturday 13th November 2021 Arqana France Autumn Sale Flat Bred Yearlings Yearling

Sun 14th-Sun 21st November 2021 Goffs Ireland November Sale Breeding Stock, Weanlings

Mon 15th-Wed 17th November 2021 Arqana France Autumn Sale Mixed

Mon 22nd Nov-Thu 2nd Dec 2021 Tattersalls UK December Sale Mixed

Sat 4th-Tue 7th December 2021 Arqana France Breeding Stock Sale Breeding Stock

Tuesday 7th December 2021 Fasig-Tipton USA Midlantic December Mixed and Horses of Racing Age Mixed

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TAB MEETINGSBALLINA (NSW) Soft(6)R1: Seven Mile Racing Mdn Plate, $22000, 1300m.1. WAR TOY (AUS) (b g 3 Time For War (AUS) - Warlady (NZ)). T: L D Kelly J: Travis Wolfgram2. Fior The Tiger (AUS) (b g 5 Fiorente (IRE) - Not Again Tiger (AUS)).3. Positive Tension (AUS) (b g 4 Written Tycoon (AUS) - Ms Mazetti

(AUS)).Margins: 2 lens, 1 len. Time: 1:19.84 (last 600m 36.63).

R2: Northern Rivers Seafood Mdn, $22000, 1300m.1. HAIRDO (AUS) (b f 3 Snitzel (AUS) - Red Fez (AUS)). T: Chris Munce J: M Mc Guren2. Poet’s Girl (AUS) (b m 4 Poet’s Voice (GB) - Elisaro (AUS)).3. Miss Pierpoint (AUS) (b/br m 4 Bullet Train (GB) - Up Against It (AUS)).Margins: 0.1 lens, 2 lens. Time: 1:19.85 (last 600m 36.02).

R3: Ballina Insurance Brokers (C2), $22000, 1250m.1. JACKSPRAT (AUS) (b g 4 Monashee Mountain (USA) - Zoleen (NZ)). T: D Chujo J: Ms G Mc Donnell2. Miss Whittington (AUS) (b m 4 Whittington (AUS) - Rock Of

Diamonds (AUS)).3. Unimpeded (AUS) (bl m 5 Unencumbered (AUS) - Lilly In Love

(AUS)).Margins: 4.3 lens, 0.2 lens. Time: 1:15.59 (last 600m 35.42).

R4: M.E.T Grono Transport Mdn Hcp, $22000, 1000m.1. SHANJOMI (AUS) (ch f 3 Dream Ahead (USA) - Diadem Trist

(AUS)). T: M J Dunn J: B Looker2. Lasting Kiss (AUS) (b f 3 Real Impact (JPN) - Pouting (AUS)).3. Eaten A Wire (AUS) (b/br g 5 One Lickety Split (AUS) - Ancient City (AUS)).Margins: 2 lens, 4.3 lens. Time: 57.76 (last 600m 35.20).

R5: Instyle Tiles (Bm66), $22000, 1590m.1. WAMWARRA BAY (AUS) (b g 5 Redoute’s Choice (AUS) - Bahja

(AUS)). T: Ms M Brosnan J: Jake Bayliss2. Antilia (AUS) (b m 5 Not A Single Doubt (AUS) - Miss Opulence (AUS)).3. Ivy’s Dream (NZ) (ch m 6 Showcasing (GB) - Ivy Hall (NZ)).Margins: 1.5 lens, 0.1 lens. Time: 1:37.99 (last 600m 36.08).

R6: Universal Cranes Plate (C1), $22000, 1590m.1. ALT EFF FOUR (AUS) (ch m 4 Reset (AUS) - Inflection (AUS)). T: S B Lee J: Cejay Graham2. Game Set Match (NZ) (b g 6 Swiss Ace (AUS) - Tamara (AUS)).3. Volfoni (AUS) (br g 4 Smart Missile (AUS) - Crystal Diamonds (AUS)).Margins: 0.4 lens, 0.4 lens. Time: 1:39.74 (last 600m 36.34).

R7: Mulcahy Dash For Cash (Bm66), $22000, 1000m.1. JET A ONE (AUS) (b/br g 4 Deep Field (AUS) - Hadavision (USA)). T: D Chujo J: N Tomizawa2. Beautiful Bee (AUS) (b m 6 Redente (AUS) - Lady Bureaucrat (AUS)).3. Gold Rhapsody (AUS) (b m 5 Strategic Maneuver (AUS) - Gold

Waltz (AUS)).Margins: 0.2 lens, 0.5 lens. Time: 58.29 (last 600m 34.44).

BENALLA (VIC) Soft(7)R1: Noorilim Park T’bred Mdn Plate, $23000, 1106m.1. ALLURING GRACE (AUS) (b f 3 I Am Invincible (AUS) -

Sensualism (AUS)). T: Logan Mcgill J: Jack Hill2. Exceed Tycoon (AUS) (b c 3 Exceed And Excel (AUS) - Viadana (NZ)).3. Charm Wing (AUS) (b m 5 Canford Cliffs (IRE) - Winged Charm (AUS)).Margins: 0.2 lens, 2.3 lens. Time: 1:05.65.

R2: Comfort Inn Benalla Mdn Plate, $23000, 1606m.1. GET IN THE QUEUE (AUS) (b g 3 Ready For Victory (AUS) - Miss

Matty (AUS)). T: M Price & M Kent Jnr J: C Newitt2. Energy Raider (AUS) (b m 4 Rebel Raider (AUS) - Languid (AUS)).3. Shy Girl (NZ) (b/br m 4 Pierro (AUS) - I Presume (GB)).Margins: 1 len, 0.1 lens. Time: 1:37.98.

R3: Specsavers Benalla Mdn Plate, $23000, 1406m.1. FORCHE (AUS) (gr f 3 Poet’s Voice (GB) - Miss Witness (AUS)). T: Robert Hickmott J: Liam Riordan2. Unhinched (AUS) (b f 3 Hinchinbrook (AUS) - Unimpeachable (AUS)).3. Speedy Akeedy (AUS) (ch g 4 Akeed Mofeed (GB) - Lindera (AUS)).Margins: 2.8 lens, 1 len. Time: 1:24.09.

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R4: Greta West Stud Hcp (58), $22000, 1406m.1. THINK MUSIC (AUS) (b m 5 So You Think (NZ) - See The Music

(AUS)). T: Jason Selman J: Chelsea Hall2. Brother In Arms (AUS) (b/br g 8 High Chaparral (IRE) - Tahni Girl

(AUS)).3. Destiny Force (AUS) (b m 5 Oamaru Force (AUS) - Go Platinum

(AUS)).Margins: 2.3 lens, 2.3 lens. Time: 1:24.71.

R5: Bet365 Odds Protector Hcp (58), $22000, 1106m.1. VILLIANAIRE (AUS) (b g 4 Redente (AUS) - Dubian Gold (AUS)). T: C J Davis J: C Newitt2. Nicantellya (AUS) (b g 5 Nicconi (AUS) - Canitellya (AUS)).3. Epaulette Prince (AUS) (b g 5 Epaulette (AUS) - Dance Class (NZ)).Margins: 0.5 lens, 1.3 lens. Time: 1:05.54.

R6: Ca Sinclair Pork W’salers (58), $22000, 2046m.1. SINAMAY (AUS) (br m 5 Helmet (AUS) - Mytika (AUS)). T: S A Mcintosh J: Jack Hill2. The Brightside (AUS) (b g 5 Keep The Faith (AUS) - Brocco Dancer

(AUS)).3. Valentine (AUS) (gr g 6 Dalakhani (IRE) - Djel D’amour (AUS)).Margins: 0.3 lens, 3.3 lens. Time: 2:08.62.

R7: Ryan & McNulty Sawmillers (58), $22000, 1606m.1. REALLY SWISH (AUS) (b g 5 Real Saga (AUS) - Swish Trish

(AUS)). T: S V Brown J: J Bowditch2. Bedouin King (AUS) (b g 5 Desert King (IRE) - Jeunabaa (AUS)).3. Mr Integrity (AUS) (b g 7 Trusting (AUS) - Fairy Gumnut (AUS)).Margins: 2.8 lens, 1 len. Time: 1:37.79.

BUNBURY (WA) Good(4)R1: Welcome 2021 Mdn, $20000, 1420m.1. HITCHINRAIL (AUS) (b g 4 Hinchinbrook (AUS) - Morinda (AUS)). T: D & B Pearce J: Joseph Azzopardi2. Springsure Lad (AUS) (b g 4 Blackfriars (AUS) - Peggie’s Business

(AUS)).3. Kaylani (AUS) (ch m 6 Henny Hughes (USA) - Guess Girl

(AUS)).Margins: 0.2 lens, 4 lens. Time: 1:25.81 (last 600m 36.45).

R2: Capel Vale Winery Mdn, $20000, 1116m.1. UNIVERSAL PLEASURE (AUS) (b m 4 Universal Ruler (AUS) -

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