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Snitzel – Ballet D’Amour (USA),by Stravinsky

MULTIPLE GROUP 1-WINNING star sprinter

From the stallion family of ENCOSTA DE LAGO and FLYING SPUR

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Lot 584Russian Revolution

x My Conquestadory (USA) fillyBred by SF Bloodstock &

Matthew SandblomSold for

$425,000

Lot 330Russian Revolutionx French Fern filly

Bred byChina Horse Club

Sold for$425,000

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He might not be signing under

the Aquis Farm banner, but

Hong Kong owner Tony Fung

demonstrated his intent to

remain a significant investor in the Australian

industry with two seven-figure colts by Not A

Single Doubt (Redoute’s Choice) on the third

day of the Magic MIllions Gold Coast Yearling

Sale.

As the demand for blue-blooded youngsters

continued at a record pace, putting the auction

house on track to break the $200 million barrier

across the seven-day run, Fung and Phoenix

Thoroughbreds’ Dubai-based Amer Abdulaziz

Salman went to $1.8 million for an Emirates Park-

bred son of Group 2-winning mare One More Honey

(Onemorenomore). Continued on page 2>>

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Metropolitan meetings: Moonee Valley (VIC)

Race meetings: Ballina (NSW), Gosford

(NSW), Geelong (VIC), Townsville (QLD),

Esperance (WA), Tauranga (NZ)

Barrier trials / Jump-outs: Rosehill

(NSW), Flemington (VIC), Esperance (WA),

Strathalbyn (SA)

International meetings: Fairview (SAF),

Newcastle (UK), Southwell (UK)

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The duo earlier went to an even $1

million for a Baramul Stud-bred colt by the same pensioned Arrowfield

Stud sire, a day after landing a $1.1 million son of Not A Single Doubt from

Torryburn Stud.

So far, Fung and Phoenix have bought six out of the seven colts offered

by Not A Single Doubt at this sale for a total of $5.19 million.

The attraction to Not A Single Doubt is more than understandable

given their success with Group 2-winning sprinter Dubious and, more

recently, Golden Slipper (Gr 1, 1200m) hero Farnan, as well as another

powerful colt in Anders.

On their highest-priced acquisition to date, Aquis Farm managing

director Shane McGrath said: “They are a limited edition, the Not A Single

Doubt colts, and he (the $1.8 million colt) comes off a great nursery and is

out of a very good racemare.”

After McGrath successfully bid on Baramul Stud’s Lot 529 from a

corner table at the auditorium, bidding for the $1.8 million colt, who was

catalogued as Lot 612, was left to Abdulaziz Salman, who was calling the

shots online from Dubai.

“Unfortunately, he (Abdulaziz Salman) can't be here at the sale.

Everyone in the industry likes to be part of the atmosphere and likes being

part of the process,” McGrath said.

“We’ve been fortunate that he's allowed the team to collect the list of horses.

We just thought on a horse like this, it was nice for him to do the bidding.

“Each horse we have discussed, we have talked through what we

wanted to spend on them.”

Emirates Park general manager Bryan Carlson put the colt on the

market from the opening $600,000 bid, noting the pre-sale interest had

him confident of a big result.

“He was a lovely colt. Even back at the farm, he's been very popular, I

didn't think he was going to make that much, but I knew he was going to

make over a million,” Carlson said.

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CONSIGNOR SEX/DAM PURCHASER PRICE B2B T/breds C. ex Brugal Reward Belmont Bloodstock Agency $500,000 Bhima T/breds C. ex Dee Nine Elle Black Soil/John Foote/Gollan Racing $400,000 Edinburgh Park F. ex Alice's Smart Moody Racing $340,000 Coolmore Stud C. ex Face of the Earth Laming Racing $180,000 Cressfield C. ex Epitomise Mick Price Racing $170,000 Ashleigh T/breds F. ex Delaluna Portelli Racing $165,000 Rheinwood Pastoral Co C. ex Elegant Air Star T/breds/Randwick Bloodstock $150,000 Milburn Creek C. ex Kissed by the Sun Moody Racing/Dalziel Bloodstock $150,000

CONSIGNOR SEX/DAM PURCHASER PRICE Coolmore Stud C. ex Ciarlet David Ellis/Andrew Williams $825,000 Strawberry Hill Stud F. ex Dreams and Wishes Ciaron Maher Bloodstock $800,000 Coolmore Stud F. ex Blue Blue Sky David Ellis/Andrew Williams $600,000 Strawberry Hill Stud F. ex Joy of Joys David Ellis/Andrew Williams $600,000 Bhima T/breds F. ex Anchor Bid Busuttin Racing/Jim Clarke $550,000 Coolmore Stud C. ex Ballet Suite Waller Racing/Mulcaster Bloodstock $375,000 Strawberry Hill Stud C. ex Happy Hannah Tom Magnier $360,000 Bhima T/breds F. ex Berimbau Magic Bloodstock & Associates $300,000 Valiant Stud C. ex Maglissa Bjorn Baker Racing/Clarke Bloodstock $300,000

Strong demand for their progeny at the Gold Coast…

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“He's been very popular and has been

out of his box the whole time. It’s a fantastic result. He's always been a

relaxed, well-moving colt. He does tick every box.”

One More Honey has a Zoustar (Northern Meteor) colt at foot and is

in foal to Snitzel (Redoute’s Choice).

The $1 million lot from Gerry Harvey’s Baramul Stud also fitted “all the

cliches”, according to McGrath.

“He’s a lovely, fast, sharp two-year-old and we hope he is back here

next year,” he said.

“He fits our profile of what we are trying to do. We've got great partners

in Phoenix who are willing to back our judgment. The proof will be in the

pudding on the racetrack.”

Regarding Not A Single Doubt, who was pensioned in January 2020

and has 44 live foals in his second-last crop being offered to the market,

McGrath added: “He leaves a great type, he's a phenomenal sire. There are

only a handful of colts there, and we are keen to secure them.

“The market has shown there is a huge appetite for the stallion, and

he's a huge loss.”

The colt is the second foal out of the winning Medaglia D’Oro (El Prado)

mare Medaglia Valore, while his second dam is the Magic Millions 2YO

Classic (RL, 1200m) and Group 2 winner Military Rose (General Nediym).

Built in the mould of his sire, a powerful sprinting type, McGrath says

there is no reason to stray from a proven formula.

“We have had a lot of success in recent times from purchases out of

the Magic Millions sale ring and it’s nice to give a bit of money back to

Gerry (Harvey, owner of Magic Millions and Baramul Stud). God knows

he needs it,” he joked.

Later, the partners also went to $750,000 for a last-crop son of Redoute’s

Choice (Danehill) from the stakes-placed winner Mount Zero (Northern

Meteor), making him a three-quarter brother to this season’s talented juvenile

Mura Mura (Not A Single Doubt). He was catalogued as Lot 576.

The Stonestreet Stables-owned, and Peter and Paul Snowden-trained,

Mura Mura runs in tomorrow’s

Magic Millions 2YO Classic.

Magic Millions managing

director Barry Bowditch, who

like most industry participants

was beaming over the continued

strength experienced at the Gold

Coast this week, recognised

Fung and Phoenix’s continued

investment in the Australian

industry.

“They have had a huge fill-up out of this sale. When you think about

it, they bought Dubious, three years ago and two years ago they’ve taken

home Farnan, Anders and Prague, so It works, doesn’t it?” Bowditch said.

“They have bought some huge horses out of this sale which have been

great on the racetrack, but they have also sold them well to stud. The

recipe obviously works.”

At the current rate of trade, Magic Millions is on track to break the $200

million barrier and another record sale, a possibility almost unthinkable

only months ago.

There have been eight million-dollar lots across the three sessions so

far at an average of $257,471, up more than $5,000 compared to the same

stage last year.

The $180,000 median is holding steady, but the most stunning feature

of the sale so far is the clearance rate of 88 per cent, a statistic that was

forecast to drop year-on-year.

“The market’s truly set now. It’s buoyant, it’s confident and it’s real.

The vendors are putting them on the market and buyers are having a

proper go at all levels,” Bowditch said.

“When you’re selling a horse well at $80,000; selling a horse well at

$500,000, through to the big numbers, it just gives buyers confidence to

buy at all levels and that’s what Magic Millions is all about.”

Bowditch continued: “This is the best catalogue ever produced by us.

The horses are solid all the way through - there’s not a weak day, there’s

not a strong day.

“Will we have another million-dollar horse? I suspect so and I am

confident that we will, but could I tell you which one right now? I’m not

100 per cent sure.

“I am just thrilled that under the circumstances of getting this sale

through all the restrictions and all the trepidation that the buyers have

shown up here in droves and supported this industry like it deserves to

be supported.”

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Loving Gaby’s sister joins Maher-Eustace stable

It took some intense and rapid negotiations but eventually the

sister to dual Group 1-winning mare Loving Gaby (I Am Invincible)

was sold to her trainer Ciaron Maher and Nxt Level Syndication for

$1.2 million.

As the filly’s price stalled at $1.2 million, auctioneer Clint Donovan

attempted to entice another bid from the buying bench but no one

stepped forward, leaving her to be passed in and setting in motion the

quick-fire response from vendor Kia Ora Stud and Maher.

Soon after, it was announced that the filly would join the stable of

Maher and his co-trainer David Eustace.

“It wasn’t straightforward - it was a bit awkward at the end there, but

we’re rapt to be able to get her. She’s very much like her (Loving Gaby) and

maybe a little bit stronger,” Maher said.

“I didn’t have much more left in me, maybe another five ($50,000).

Hopefully she can be as good as her sister.”

Coolmore, who paid $2.25 million for Maastricht (Mastercraftsman)

carrying the million-dollar youngster at the 2019 Inglis Chairman’s Sale,

will remain in the ownership of the filly.

She is the third foal out of the Group 2-placed Maastricht, herself

a half-sister to stakes winners Velocitea (Volksraad) and Weaponry

(Declaration Of War), and was catalogued as Lot 500.

Maher would not rule out the filly being able to reach the racetrack

sooner than her big frame suggests.

“Gaby was very big and raw

and this horse has maybe got a

little bit more quality, a little bit

more strength, and the same

sort of physical. She is quite tall,”

he said.

“Gaby came to hand pretty

early for a big filly and this

horse is well structured. If they

have plenty of ability they can

normally get there earlier than

what you think.”

Kia Ora Stud’s Shane Wright acknowledged that the selling of the

blue-chip filly did not go as smoothly as expected.

“It's hard to speculate what these big horses are going to make. We

thought that was a fair price. We were just testing the market,” Wright said.

“The sale has been so hot this week. It’s been amazing and

congratulations to Magics for putting on such a show.

“Ciaron is the hottest trainer of two-year-olds in the country. She

looks like a genuine two-year-old type.

“By this time next year, hopefully he will have built her own reputation

and hopefully she won't be living off Loving Gaby's reputation any more. I

reckon that will be the case.”

Maastricht had an early November-born Justify (Scat Daddy) colt last

year.

Victorian Alliance strikes againThe numerous colts syndicates attempting to land the next jackpot

stallion prospect again dominated the marketplace and that was the case

with the Rosemont Stud-backed Victorian Alliance.

On Wednesday, the group made its mark with a $1 million Zoustar colt

and it did not stop yesterday, buying a son of I Am Invincible (Invincible

Spirit) for $950,000 from Coolmore.

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WAR DECREEWAR FRONT X ROYAL DECREE (STREET CRY)

FIRST CROP YEARLINGS SELLING 2021

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Shamardal, Highland Reel, etc.

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The Alliance also signed for another

colt by I Am Invincible for $400,000 from Yarraman Park Stud, as well as

an Edinburgh Park-consigned son of Written Tycoon (Iglesia) for $300,000

on day three.

With the assistance of its retained agents Suman Hedge and the

UK-based David Redvers, the partnership involving some high-profile

Victorian breeders bought the first foal out of the stakes-placed mare

Petition (Foxwedge), herself a daughter of New Zealand Group 1 winner

The Party Stand (Thorn Park).

The colt went through in the closing minutes of the session as Lot 636.

“He was a horse we identified very early at the top of our list of colts to

try and secure for our Victorian Alliance,” Hedge said.

“He’s by a champion stallion, out of a stakes-placed mare, a daughter

of a Group 1 winner and he’s a lovely physical.

“He looks like an early-running horse and that’s the profile that us and

a lot of the other colt buyers here are looking for.”

The extreme demand is being fuelled by competition for colts who

could be sold for over $40 million as stallion prospects should they achieve

the desired level of racetrack performance.

“It is a very crowded market for colts. I think there’s six or seven

different syndicates trying to secure them and they’re all looking for

similar qualities in those

horses,” Hedge said.

“Everybody’s landing on

them and everyone’s got money.

It’s the start of the year and it's a

pretty buoyant sale here, so you

have to be very aggressive on

the ones that you want and put

yourself out there if you want to

get them.

“Fortunately, we have been

able to pick up a couple of

other horses which were under

our projected budget and that

probably smoothed over a couple of our other aggressive purchases out of

the total that we’ve been able to get.”

The prominent James Harron Bloodstock colts syndicate also

continued its haul for 2021 yesterday by buying a Zoustar colt for $800,000.

Offered by Widden Stud as Lot 483, he is out of the unraced Lone

(Sepoy), a half-sister to stakes winners Atmospherical (Northern Meteor),

Gai’s Choice (General Nediym) and Peron (Husson).

Harron also outlaid $800,000 for the Snitzel three-quarter sister to

sprinting colt Anders and a sister to the stakes-placed Battleground. She

was sold by Arrowfield Stud as Lot 503.

Almanzor colt with Russian Camelot similarities makes $800,000

Meanwhile, a Cox Plate (Gr 1, 2040m) owner-trainer combination

will reunite after a colt by Cambridge Stud’s European champion shuttler

Almanzor (Wootton Bassett), the surprise-packet of the first season sires,

sold for $800,000.

Danny O’Brien, who compared the colt on type to that of Russian

Camelot (Camelot) as a yearling and prepared Cox Plate winner Shamus

Award (Snitzel) for Sean Buckley, will train the horse after Baystone Farm’s

Dean Harvey identified and signed for him.

Harvey confirmed that Ultra Thoroughbreds’ Buckley would have

O’Brien take care of the horse during his racing career.

“He was faultless on type; Alamanzor was a champion racehorse of

Europe and the types I have seen by him this week have been fantastic,”

Harvey said.

“I think they are going to be versatile horses and he was one of the

colts of the sale. We had to chase hard to buy him but eventually we won

out.

“There was plenty of competition on him and that’s what happens

with nice horses - they sell like that.”

Bred by Murray and Marg Hardy along with Mills Reef Winery founder

Paddy Preston under their Sunlight Trust banner, the colt is the third foal out

of the VRC Sires’ Produce Stakes (Gr 2, 1400m) runner-up Lazumba (Sebring).

She has a Written Tycoon colt at foot and is back in foal to the same sire. The

yearling was catalogued as Lot 470.

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LEADING VENDORS BY AGGREGATEVendors Sold Average ($) Gross ($)Arrowfield Stud 31 329,839 10,225,000Widden Stud 28 350,000 9,800,000Coolmore Stud 29 304,483 8,830,000Segenhoe Stud 16 446,250 7,140,000Baramul Stud 20 334,250 6,685,000Newgate Farm 25 258,200 6,455,000Yarraman Park Stud 19 310,000 5,890,000Bhima Thoroughbreds 15 346,000 5,190,000Yulong Investments 14 261,786 3,665,000Vinery Stud 12 292,083 3,505,000

LEADING VENDORS BY AVERAGE (3 OR MORE LOTS SOLD)Vendors Sold Average ($) Gross ($)Emirates Park Pty Ltd 4 557,500 2,230,000Silverdale Farm 4 481,250 1,925,000Segenhoe Stud 16 446,250 7,140,000Strawberry Hill Stud 8 434,375 3,475,000Torryburn Stud 5 416,000 2,080,000Tyreel Stud 8 388,750 3,110,000Kia Ora Stud 9 380,000 3,420,000Widden Stud 28 350,000 9,800,000Bhima Thoroughbreds 15 346,000 5,190,000Baramul Stud 20 334,250 6,685,000

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LEADING SIRES BY AGGREGATESires Sold Average ($) Gross($)I Am Invincible 29 561,897 16,295,000Snitzel 30 455,167 13,655,000Zoustar 37 285,000 10,545,000Written Tycoon 20 341,750 6,835,000Not a Single Doubt 11 611,818 6,730,000Fastnet Rock 13 421,923 5,485,000Capitalist 23 231,522 5,325,000Pierro 19 238,684 4,535,000Deep Field 21 209,048 4,390,000Sebring 17 241,471 4,105,000

LEADING SIRES BY AVERAGE (3 OR MORE LOTS SOLD)Sires Sold Average ($) Gross ($)Not a Single Doubt 11 611,818 6,730,000I Am Invincible 29 561,897 16,295,000Almanzor 3 506,667 1,520,000Redoute's Choice 7 455,714 3,190,000Snitzel 30 455,167 13,655,000Fastnet Rock 13 421,923 5,485,000Written Tycoon 20 341,750 6,835,000Zoustar 37 285,000 10,545,000Exceed and Excel 8 257,500 2,060,000Sebring 17 241,471 4,105,000

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PURCHASER LOCATIONBuyer Location Lots Average Gross % ShareNSW 203 244,803 49,695,000 36.98%VIC 181 243,950 44,155,000 32.85%QLD 85 296,882 25,235,000 18.78%HONG KONG 20 343,250 6,865,000 5.11%NEW ZEALAND 14 368,929 5,165,000 3.84%SA 8 151,250 1,210,000 0.90%ACT 4 202,500 810,000 0.60%JAPAN 3 220,000 660,000 0.49%MACAU 1 250,000 250,000 0.19%UNITED KINGDOM 2 102,500 205,000 0.15%WA 1 150,000 150,000 0.11%

LEADING BUYERSBuyers Lots Average ($) Gross ($)Tony Fung Investments/Phoenix Thoroughbreds 13 721,923 9,385,000Ciaron Maher Bloodstock 20 287,500 5,750,000Tom Magnier 5 981,000 4,905,000Gai Waterhouse/Adrian Bott/Kestrel Thoroughbreds 16 270,000 4,320,000James Harron Bloodstock 4 931,250 3,725,000Waller Racing/Mulcaster Bloodstock 8 379,375 3,035,000China Horse Club/Newgate Bloodstock 6 450,000 2,700,000Victorian Alliance/Suman Hedge B'Stock (FBAA)/David Redvers Bloodstock

4 662,500 2,650,000

David Ellis/Andrew Williams Bloodstock 5 519,000 2,595,000Mick Price Racing 9 254,444 2,290,000

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Lot On Account Of Sex Sire Dam Buyer Buyer Location Price ($)612 Emirates Park Pty Ltd C Not a Single Doubt One More Honey Tony Fung Investments/Phoenix Thoroughbreds QLD 1,800,000500 Kia Ora Stud F I Am Invincible Maastricht Ciaron Maher Bloodstock/Nxt Level Syndication VIC 1,200,000529 Baramul Stud C Not a Single Doubt Medaglia Valore Tony Fung Investments/Phoenix Thoroughbreds QLD 1,000,000636 Coolmore Stud C I Am Invincible Petition Vic Alliance/S. Hedge B'Stock (FBAA)/D. Redvers B'stock VIC 950,000470 Bhima Thoroughbreds C Almanzor Lazumba Ultra T'Bred Racing P/L/Baystone Farm VIC 800,000483 Widden Stud C Zoustar Lone James Harron Bloodstock NSW 800,000503 Arrowfield Stud F Snitzel Madame Andree James Harron Bloodstock NSW 800,000545 Arrowfield Stud C Snitzel Miss Dodwell China Horse Club/Newgate Bloodstock NSW 780,000576 Arrowfield Stud C Redoute's Choice Mount Zero Tony Fung Investments/Phoenix Thoroughbreds QLD 750,000633 Bhima Thoroughbreds F Snitzel Perfect Fit Kelly Schweida Racing QLD 725,000

TOP LOTS - OVERALL

Lot On Account Of Sex Sire Dam Buyer Buyer Location Price ($)115 Widden Stud C Snitzel Bonny O'Reilly Tom Magnier NSW 1,900,000322 Segenhoe Stud C Kingman Florentina Tom Magnier NSW 1,800,000612 Emirates Park Pty Ltd C Not a Single Doubt One More Honey Tony Fung Investments/Phoenix Thoroughbreds QLD 1,800,000500 Kia Ora Stud F I Am Invincible Maastricht Ciaron Maher Bloodstock/Nxt Level Syndication VIC 1,200,000382 Arrowfield Stud C Shalaa Honesty Prevails James Harron Bloodstock NSW 1,150,000221 Torryburn Stud C Not a Single Doubt Denmagic Tony Fung Investments/Phoenix Thoroughbreds QLD 1,100,000332 Widden Stud C Zoustar Fuddle Dee Duddle Vic Alliance/S. Hedge B'Stock (FBAA)/D. Redvers B'stock VIC 1,000,000529 Baramul Stud C Not a Single Doubt Medaglia Valore Tony Fung Investments/Phoenix Thoroughbreds QLD 1,000,000113 Widden Stud F I Am Invincible Bonaria Busuttin Racing VIC 975,000349 Newgate Farm C Capitalist Golconda James Harron Bloodstock NSW 975,000

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AUSTRALIA

Inglis Classic to proceed as live auction

Next month’s Inglis Classic Yearling Sale will

proceed as a live auction at Riverside Stables

from February 7-9. The sale will be conducted

with Inglis’ CovidSafe plan in place, which

allows for a range of hospitality options, while

the auction house will continue to work with

respective state government authorities to

further develop protocols that will allow for

the attendance of interstate participants. “The

permit system now in place for travel to Victoria

is a very positive development for those looking

to participate in the sale,” Inglis managing

director Mark Webster said. “We are working

with all the relevant authorities to ensure that

as many people as practicable can attend the

sale in a safe and responsible manner, and we

will continue to liaise with buyers through the

coming weeks. It is an excellent catalogue of

horses for what year after year proves itself to

be the best-value yearling sale on the calendar,

and we are excited to get the 2021 Inglis Yearling

Sales Series up and going with Classic on

February 7-9.” The 2021 Classic Yearling Sale,

for which 803 yearlings have been catalogued,

includes the progeny of 108 different stallions

offered by 76 individual vendors. Prospective

purchasers are encouraged to consider on-

farm inspections of catalogued yearlings where

practicable. On-site inspections are set to begin

at Riverside on February 2. Click here for the

contact details of vendors at the sale.

First for MauriceFirst season sire Maurice (Screen Hero) took

a long time to register a maiden winner in his

native Japan, only hitting the scoreboard in

mid-July before embarking on a remarkable

run to almost claim first season sire honours

in 2020. All indications suggest the Arrowfield

Stud shuttler may be about to begin a similar

run in Australia, with Balmaurice (2 g ex Bal

Du Siecle by Danehill Dancer) giving the six-

time Group 1 victor a first Australian winner

yesterday. Balmaurice was a significant drifter,

easing from $18 to $31, but the Rex Lipp-

trained gelding was much too good for his rivals

under Ben Thompson, racing clear for a two

and a quarter-length win over equal favourites

Reawaken (Kiss And Make Up) and Archdeacon

(Better Than Ready). Bred and raced by Trevor

and Diana Fraser, Balmaurice is the sixth foal

to race out of Bal Du Siecle (Danehill Dancer),

whose dam Buenos Aires (Rainbow Quest) is

a half-sister to Might And Power (Zabeel). Bal

Du Siecle has an American Pharoah (Pioneerof

The Nile) yearling colt and a So You Think

(High Chaparral) filly foal, while she is in foal to

Encryption (Lonhro). Maurice, who is the 16th

first season sire to have an Australian winner in

2020-21 and sits tenth on the early first season

sires standings by earnings, did not return to

Arrowfield Stud in 2020 due to Covid-19. He is

once again standing at Shadai Stallion Station

in 2021.

Further clearance needed for Love, Availabull to be examined

Connections of Fake Love (I Am Invincible)

and Readily Availabull (Bull Point) face an

anxious wait with the pair having to overcome

further veterinary examinations before being

given the all clear to take their chances in

tomorrow’s Magic Millions 2YO Classic (RL,

1200m). The Ciaron Maher and David Eustace-

trained Fake Love has received treatment

after experiencing slight lameness in the near

foreleg. The John Sargent-trained Readily

Availabull was also showing similar signs of

lameness in the near foreleg after arriving at

the Gold Coast yesterday morning. The duo

will have to undergo another inspection this

morning before stewards make the call on

whether they can run in the Classic. Fake Love,

who won the Debutant Stakes (Listed, 1000m)

at Caulfield first-up in October, is a $15 chance

with TAB fixed odds after drawing barrier 20,

while Readily Availabull, the Magic Millions

Clockwise Classic (1000m) winner at Ballarat,

is a $23 outsider.

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Edge to ‘lap up pressure’ in Classic

Trent Edmonds believes the traditional high

pressure scenario in tomorrow’s Classic will be

ideal for unbeaten colt Alpine Edge (Better Than

Ready). "The more high pressure event it becomes,

the better it will be for him," Edmonds, who trains

in partnership with his father Toby, said. "He'll

relish a good, strongly-run 1200 metres and should

lap up the pressure." Alpine Edge has impressed

Edmonds with his progress since winning the BJ

McLachlan Stakes (Gr 3, 1200m) at Eagle Farm on

Boxing Day. "He hasn't gone backwards since the

McLachlan win," Edmonds said. "We've left no

stone unturned. It's grand final day and he goes

there in really good shape." Edmonds believes

Alpine Edge's adaptable racing pattern is another

factor in his favour. "He's a versatile galloper. We

rode him forward in the Phelan Ready then rode

him off the speed in the McLachlan," he added. "I

really love the way he took that run up on the fence

the other day and he really attacked the line hard.

He'll come into barrier six on Saturday, which is a

fantastic gate for him."

First-time visor for Hipstar Kelly Schweida is hoping a significant weight

swing and a gear change will enable Miss

Hipstar (Star Turn) to turn the tables on Swift

Witness (Star Witness) in the Classic. Miss

Hipstar was left trailing in the wake of Swift

Witness when she finished third, beaten nearly

four lengths by the Gai Waterhouse and Adrian

Bott-trained filly in the Gold Pearl (1100m) at

the Gold Coast last Saturday. On that occasion,

Miss Hipstar also had the burden of top-weight

of 58 kilograms, conceding four kilograms to

Swift Witness, but she meets that filly on level

weights this time round. Schweida has also

removed the winkers and added a visor to the

gear of Miss Hipstar. "She found the line pretty

good last weekend and meets the winner four

kilos better at the weights this time," Schweida

said. "I've taken the winkers off and put a visor

on just to try and eat into that margin she put

on us the other day." Schweida believes the

visor may help Miss Hipstar begin better in

the Classic after she was tardy at the start of

the Gold Pearl. "She was a bit slow out with the

winkers and I thought the visor would help her

to see the other horses when she breaks from

the gates," he said. "I felt a bit sick after the

barrier draw when she came up with 19, but she

deserves to take her place in the race."

Vella peaking for Snippets assignment Group 1 winner Bella Vella (Commands) will

line up in tomorrow’s Magic Millions Snippets

(1200m) with connections full of hope following

a sparkling workout this week. “Her gallop here

the other day was absolutely outstanding,” the

Sangster Stakes (Gr 1, 1200m) winner’s trainer

Will Clarken told Racing.com. “She swung onto

the right leg at the right time and she galloped

as good as I’ve ever seen her.” Bella Vella was

last seen in action when finishing last of the nine

runners in the Manikato Stakes (Gr 1, 1200m)

back in October, but Clarken said she has thrived

during her break. “She came to the end of it

(preparation in the Manikato) and it was a messy

race and a forgive run, but her two runs before

that were exceptional,” he said. “She’s travelled

up here really well. She’s carrying a little bit more

condition than she did last prep and she’s really

thriving in the Queensland weather.”

No call yet on jockey for Hastings Connections of King Of Hastings (Ilovethiscity)

will leave it as late as possible before confirming

who will take the ride on the four-year-old in

the Snippets. The Anthony and Sam Freedman-

trained gelding only arrived in Queensland

yesterday, having won at Randwick on

Saturday. “He’s had a really good week so we

felt that he was fine to race on the back-up,”

Sam Freedman told Racing.com. “He’s drawn

a nice gate (nine) but we still need a jockey so

hopefully we can find a decent one. Because we

weren’t always going to be running, we didn’t

really plan this far ahead. You don’t hope that

other people are forced to scratch but if they do,

hopefully a decent rider becomes available.”

Jockeys without a ride in the race at present

include Brenton Avdulla, Andrew Mallyon and

Michael Dee, who was aboard King of Hastings

for his maiden win in May 2019.

Redouble out for historic Cup double Redouble (Redoute’s Choice) will attempt to

complete his own piece of Magic Millions history

when the gelding aims to become the first sprinter

to land the Magic Millions Cup (RL, 1400m) for

the second time tomorrow. The Bjorn Baker-

trained seven-year-old won the race in 2019 and

finished second behind the Tony Gollan-trained

Vega One (Lope De Vega) last year. Redouble

was also nominated for the Snippets but Baker

felt the longer trip was more suitable. “Redouble

went close last year and is in good shape again,”

the trainer said. “He seems to thrive this time of

the year and he likes the track. He’s definitely not

out of it again. He had barrier one when he won

the Cup two years ago but he had the outside gate

when he was beaten last year. This time he’s got

eight and you have to respect what he’s done in

the past.” Baker will also be represented in the

race by Edison (Fastnet Rock), who will be ridden

by Ryan Maloney, while Michael Rodd partners

Redouble.

Shaik second-up for Team Hawkes at Rosehill Tommy Berry is looking forward to getting back

on board Shaik (Sebring) when the three-year-

old has her second start for new connections in

a Benchmark 72 over 1300 metres at Rosehill

tomorrow. Berry partnered the filly for the first

time when she ran out an impressive winner at

Warwick Farm on her first start for Team Hawkes

on December 23. "She's a lovely filly, she

performed really well in some good company

last preparation obviously being placed behind

North Pacific," Berry said. "She's come into

the Hawkes stable from Brad Widdup's in very

good order and she was a really good winner

at her first run for the Hawkes'. She's definitely

improved since the last run, so it's the obvious

step for her to go back up to Saturday grade and

this looks a nice race for her."

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Twinstar out to continue hot streak Emma and Lucy Longmire are hoping their

recent winning run continues at Rosehill

when the consistent Designer Dance (Master

Of Design) lines up in tomorrow’s Highway

Handicap (1500m). Since Christmas Eve the

twins, who race under the banner of Twinstar

Racing, have had three winners from nine

starters, with Designer Dancer being one of the

most promising horses in their 30-strong team.

The six-year-old has proven to be a consistent

performer with two wins and eight placings

from 16 starts. Robbie Dolan, who rode her last

time out when finishing a close-up second in a

Highway Handicap at Randwick on December

19, will be back in the saddle when she jumps

from barrier two. "It's great to have Robbie back

on board and we're very happy with that barrier

draw," Emma Longmire said. "He probably

can't really take full advantage of that barrier,

but it should mean he can get into a position

without doing too much work." It will be the

first time the mare steps up to 1500 metres,

but Longmire believes her racing pattern will

be suited by the extra distance. "She's such a

relaxed mare in the run and just switches off,"

the co-trainer continued. "It's her first time

over more than 1400 metres but she has a really

good turn of foot and we're confident she will

run out the trip."

Alburq on black-type path at Flemington Mike Moroney hopes Alburq (Rubick) can

continue his rise towards stakes company

when he contests tomorrow’s 1200-metre

Benchmark 84 down the Flemington straight.

Alburq currently has one win from 18 starts,

but Moroney is eyeing black-type handicaps

for the four-year-old moving forward, with a

tilt at the Newmarket Handicap (Gr 1, 1200m)

on March 6 remaining a possibility. “He’s

pretty underrated,” Moroney told Racing.com.

“He’s always given us the impression he’s got

black-type in him. Certainly we’ll be looking

for a lesser class than the Newmarket, but we’ll

throw a nomination in for a race like that. It’s

a handicap so those lightweight horses really

have a chance. I’m not saying that is what we’ll

aim at; we’d like to run in any black-type race

that’s a handicap.” Moroney offered Jamie Kah

the ride on Alburq tomorrow, but with Kah set

to partner the Anthony and Sam Freedman-

trained Deep Dive (Deep Field), Alburq will

be ridden by Victoria Derby (Gr 1, 2500m)-

winning apprentice Lachlan King, who can

claim two kilograms.

Rawiller: scans reveal further injuries Brad Rawiller faces a longer period on the

sidelines than was first feared after further scans

revealed the jockey has also sustained fractures

to his back and ribs following a fall at Bunbury

on Wednesday. The 42-year-old was initially

reported to have suffered a broken collarbone

and punctured a lung after his mount,

Imprudent (Oratorio), stumbled and dislodged

him in race two. However, the Victorian Jockeys

Association released an update yesterday

morning confirming the additional fractures.

The incident comes a little more than two years

after Rawiller broke his neck and collarbone in

a fall at Cranbourne in 2018, an incident which

ruled him out of race-riding for six months.

Moody celebrates metro double Peter Moody posted his first metropolitan

double since his return to training when

Perennial (Per Incanto) and Diamonds Inthe Sky

(Zoustar) hit the scoreboard under apprentice

Will Price at Caulfield on Wednesday. “We

took four to the races yesterday thinking

they were all in the right race if luck fell their

way and two of them delivered,” the 56-time

Group 1-winning trainer told Racing.com from

the Gold Coast, where he is attending Magic

Millions. Diamonds Inthe Sky now boasts a

record of two wins, two placings and a fourth

from her five starts, while Perennial has two

wins and seven placings from her 12 starts. “We

haven’t got any delusions of grandeur, but they

can slowly step through the grades I reckon,”

Moody added of the duo’s future.

Cup hopeful Finche set for autumn debut Australian Cup (Gr 1, 2000m) contender Finche

(Frankel) is set for a jump-out at Flemington

today ahead of his first autumn campaign

in Australia. The imported six-year-old has

finished in the top ten in the last three runnings

of the Melbourne Cup (Gr 1, 3200m), but he has

yet to race in the autumn having been sidelined

in the early months of both 2019 and 2020.

"For the past two autumn carnivals he had

some little niggles but this time they’ve got him

cherry ripe and I think the Australian Cup looks

the race for him,” part-owner Brae Sokolski told

Racing.com. “I don’t think any of the three big

guns - Verry Elleegant, Sir Dragonet or Russian

Camelot - are going towards it so if you look

at his Turnbull runs over the same course, it’s

a good race for him." The Chris Waller-trained

Finche has placed in the last two runnings of

the Turnbull Stakes (Gr 1, 2000m) and Sokolski

added: “He hasn’t won a Group 1 but he’s got a

bit of a cult following because he’s such a lovely

horse and a genuine horse.”

Bargain buy set for Ballina Cup Six-time winner Sea Raider (Reset) will be out

to enhance his terrific strike-rate when the

bargain buy lines up in today’s $65,000 Ballina

Cup (1590m). Purchased by Gold Coast trainer

John Gilmore for $10,000 at the Magic Millions

National Yearling Sale in 2018, Sea Raider has so

far has won six of his 14 starts for prize-money

exceeding $108,000. He was last seen running

a two and a quarter-length third over 1400

metres at Eagle Farm on January 2. "I've always

had the Ballina Cup in mind for him this prep

and I couldn't be happier with him going into

the race,” Gilmore told Racing NSW. “His work

on Tuesday was good and he is unbeaten in soft

ground, so it will be another bonus if the Ballina

track stays in the soft range. Friday's race will be

the first time he's tackled a race beyond 1400

metres but I'm sure the 1590 metres at Ballina

will be ideal for him."



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Public back at The Valley today The public will return to Moonee Valley

today for the first time since the coronavirus

pandemic struck. A maximum of 5,000 people

will be permitted on track under the official

guidelines, but a crowd of around 2,000 is

expected for the eight-race fixture in line with

the average for this type of meeting. “There

are restrictions still there so it’s still not your

stock standard day or night at the races, but it is

certainly getting somewhere back toward that,”

MVRC general manager - communications,

Alastair Dwyer, told Racing.com. “From next

Friday night we will start bringing back live

music and the like, so it will start looking more

like what people expect from a ‘Friday Night

Lights’ perspective.” General admission tickets,

which usually allow patrons to spend the night

on the lawn area, will instead be for grandstand

seats today with tickets to be pre-booked at a

cost of $10. As such, the lawn area will be lined

with socially-distanced picnic tables.

Childs and McNeil to resume trackwork Promising Victorian apprentices Tayla Childs

and Logan McNeil have both been granted

medical clearance to resume trackwork and

are expected to return to race-riding next

month. Childs, who fractured her ankle in a

freak pre-race incident at Kyneton in October,

confirmed the news on Twitter, while McNeil

hasn’t been seen in a race since May, having

undergone surgery to repair significant damage

to an injured foot. “I had my first day back at

trackwork on Monday,” McNeil told Racing.

com. “It’s been about seven and a half months

since the accident so it was good to finally get

back into the swing of things. It’s still going to

need a bit of time but it’s feeling good. I didn’t

expect it to be this long at all but it just didn’t

recover the way we hoped. I’ll have to wait and

see how it progresses, we’ll take it as it comes,

but I’m hoping that I’ll be ready to go in about

a month.”

Six-month suspension for apprentice Atkinson Fellow Victorian apprentice Kayla Atkinson has

been disqualified for six months on two charges

relating to a positive urine sample. The 20-year-

old, who is yet to ride in a race and has not

ridden in trials since last March, pleaded guilty

to two charges: providing a sample positive to

a banned substance and to twice substituting

her urine sample. Atkinson was suspended for

six months on the first charge and disqualified

for six months on the second, with the penalties

to be served concurrently. A Racing Victoria

stewards release said a urine sample provided

by Atkinson after riding trackwork at Caulfield

on December 7 was found to contain a banned

substance under AR 136. "When directed to

provide a urine sample, Ms Atkinson substituted

her urine sample on two occasions," the

statement read. Atkinson’s penalty is backdated

to December 7, meaning she will be free to

reapply for a license on June 7.

Consecutive bans for Collett Jason Collett received his second consecutive

metropolitan suspension at Warwick Farm

on Wednesday when he pleaded guilty to the

charge of careless riding aboard the Clare

Cunningham-trained Jungle Book (Animal

Kingdom), who won the Benchmark 72 over

1600 metres. Collett, who was suspended for

the same offence at Randwick last Saturday,

admitted to shifting out at the 200-metre

marker when insufficiently clear of Home

Ground (High Chaparral), who was unplaced,

resulting in that horse having to be steadied.

Both charges have resulted in Collett being

suspended from this Sunday until January 30.

NEW ZEALAND

Tavi Mac steps into Seabiscuit roleAllan Sharrock is hoping his Tavi Mac

(Tavistock) can provide the movie fairytale

finish to tomorrow’s Telegraph (Gr 1, 1200m)

at Trentham. "It's the old battler's tale. The little

horse from humble beginnings up against the

expensive Fastnet Rock mare, and she'll take

some beating too," Sharrock said, assessing

Tavi Mac's clash with four-time Group 1

winner Avantage (Fastnet Rock), the TAB's

$1.65 favourite for the Telegraph. "It's the old

Seabiscuit story. Just maybe?" Tavi Mac has

won ten of his 15 starts to date but chased

Avantage home when second in the Foxbridge

Plate (Gr 2, 1200m) at Te Rapa last August and

also in his only start at Group 1 level, when he

finished sixth to her third in the Tarzino Trophy

(Gr 1, 1400m) at Hastings in September. "I can't

fault him. He's glided through his last couple

of wins," Sharrock said. "We've increased the

intensity but he's loved it and he's right on top

of his game at the moment. But he'll need to be

to beat the mare. Look at the Foxbridge Plate.

He swished his tail and made her work all the

way to the line for her win that day. And he's

improved out of sight since then. He's a far

more polished racehorse now. But as we saw in

the Railway, she's improved a lot since then too.

But he's in outstanding condition for this. His

coat has come back to me again. He's peaking

again and his work suggests he's at his best."

Strike-rate standouts set for big day at TrenthamThe stable of Johno Benner and Hollie Wynyard

boasts the best strike-rate in New Zealand

this season, and a quality group of runners at

Trentham tomorrow could further embellish

their impressive record. Benner and Wynyard

have won 15 races so far this season having

saddled only 44 starters. “We can’t really

complain, things have been going pretty well

for us this season,” Benner said. “We’ve got

some nice horses around us, and now we’re

hoping for a big day on Saturday.” The only

thing missing from Benner and Wynyard’s CV

this season is black-type success, which they

will hope to rectify with Bonham (Per Incanto)

and Invisible Spirit (Charm Spirit), who will

take on star northern colt Brando (Savabeel) in

the Levin Classic (Gr 1, 1600m), as well as Titled

(Exceed And Excel) in the Wellesley Stakes

(Listed, 1000m). Bonham has tasted defeat

only once in her four-start career, finishing

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1, 1600m), while she posted a brilliant victory over

1400 metres at Awapuni last Saturday. “She pulled

up sensationally well from last week’s race,”

Benner said. “It was a relatively soft run for her in

the end. They didn’t run the race at a crazy tempo,

she had a nice trip and she really only sprinted in

the last furlong or two. She came through that run

so well, we couldn’t see any reason not to back her

up this Saturday. Group 1 races are so important

for lovely fillies like her, so we were keen to take

a shot at it.” As for Invisible Spirit, Benner said:

“He’s been super consistent. It might be a bit of an

ask this weekend up against the big ones, but he’ll

definitely be a runner’s chance. He’s nicely drawn

and has a good little record behind him. We won’t

be surprised if he runs well.”

INTERNATIONAL

KSA: Saudi Cup entries revealed In excess of 100 horses from nine different countries

have been entered for the second running of the

USD$20 million Saudi Cup (1800m) at Riyadh

on February 20. Nominations for the world’s

richest race were revealed on Wednesday and

they include a strong US contingent, spearheaded

by Preakness Stakes (Gr 1, 9.5f) winner Swiss

Skydiver (Daredevil), Malibu Stakes (Gr 1, 7f) hero

Charlatan (Speightstown) and Breeders' Cup Dirt

Mile (Gr 1, 1m) scorer Knicks Go (Paynter). Entries

from Europe include the William Haggas-trained

Addeybb (Pivotal), last year’s Ranvet Stakes (Gr 1,

2000m) and Queen Elizabeth Stakes (Gr 1, 2000m)

hero who subsequently landed the Champion

Stakes (Gr 1, 1m 2f) at Ascot. He is one of 17 elite-

level winners to have received a nomination,

joining the likes of John Gosden’s Mishriff (Make

Believe), winner of the 2020 Prix du Jockey Club (Gr

1, 2100m) and an intended starter as a colt owned

and bred by Saudi’s Prince Faisal. There are more

than 400 international entries across the two days

of the Saudi Cup meeting, with Melbourne Cup

(Gr 1, 3200m) stalwart Prince Of Arran (Shirocco)

again featuring among the nominations for the

Long DIstance Turf Handicap (3000m), a race

in which he ran third behind the Call The Wind

(Frankel) last year.

US: Danceteria second on American debut The Australian Bloodstock-owned Danceteria

(Redoute’s Choice), who finished last in

the 2019 Cox Plate (Gr 1, 2040m) won by

Lys Gracieux (Heart’s Cry), ran second on

his American debut at Gulfstream Park on

Wednesday. Contesting an allowance optional

claimer, run over 1800 metres on turf and worth

USD$53,000 (approx. AUD$68,000), the now

Graham Motion-trained Danceteria was ridden

patiently early before staying on powerfully

in the straight to get within three-quarters

of a length of all-the-way winner Phantom

Currency (Goldencents), trained by Australian

Brian Lynch. A German Group 1 winner,

Danceteria was unable to show his best form

during six Australian starts, last seen running a

ten-length last of eight in the Hill Stakes (Gr 2,

2000m) at Randwick on October 3.



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Coolmore have flexed their might

once more as the 2021 northern

hemisphere breeding season gets

underway, with the purchase of

Rich Hill Stud shuttler Vadamos (Monsun)

from Tally-Ho Stud in Ireland.

The French-bred son of Monsun

(Konigsstuhl), whose big race wins included

the Prix du Moulin (Gr 1, 1600m) at Chantilly

for trainer Andre Fabre, ended his on-track

career with two

fourth placings in the

2016 Cox Plate (Gr

1, 2040m) behind

Winx (Street Cry)

and the Mackinnon

Stakes (Gr 1, 2000m)

at Flemington before

retiring to stud. He will stand for a fee of €6,000

(approx. $9,400) this year.

In an encouraging start to his stud career,

Vadamos recorded 14 individual two-year-old

winners from his first northern hemisphere

crop, while the Karl Burke-trained Spycatcher

finished a close-up second to subsequent

Criterium de Saint-Cloud (Gr 1, 2000m) winner

Gear Up (Teofilo) in the Acomb Stakes (Gr 3, 7f)

at York.

Having covered 156 mares in his first season

at Rich Hill Stud from a fee of NZ$15,000,

Vadamos has produced one two-year-old to

race so far ahead of the 2021 Karaka Yearling

Sale which begins on January 24, where he’ll

have 30 yearlings go through the ring across

Books 1 and 2.

“Vadamos is a smashing looking horse

who has made an excellent start with his

first runners and we’re delighted to get

him,” said Coolmore representative, Albert

Sherwood.

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MAIDEN OF THE WEEK

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The strength of Swift Witness’ (Star

Witness) victory in the Aquis Gold

Pearl (1100m) last weekend can be

measured by the fact that she has

firmed into $3.90 favouritism for tomorrow’s

Magic Millions 2YO Classic (RL, 1200m).

This is despite the fact that, on paper, she

has almost five lengths to find on her Wyong

conqueror She’s All Class (I Am Invincible), the

$4.20 second elect for tomorrow’s $2 million

feature.

Racing in the Mystery Downs colours of

Francis and Christine Cook, Swift Witness had

held her ground on debut in the Magic Millions

Wyong 2YO Classic (RL, 1100m), but she

showed a tremendous amount of improvement

when she stepped out last weekend.

Ridden by Glen Boss, she sat handy before

drawing clear for a dominant three-length

success over first-starter Glorious Ruby (Your

Song) with favourite Miss Hipstar (Star Turn) a

further three-quarters of a length away in third.

“It was good to see the improvement with

the blinkers, we came up here thinking she had

the ability to be here and deserved a spot in the

(Magic Millions 2YO Classic) field so it will be

good to see her take her place,” Bott said.

“It was a bit of an ask for her to have her

first race in the Wyong Magic Millions, she got

a little bit lost there but she still found the line

strongly.

“Today she was a bit reactive to a few horses

shifting out but once she really balanced up

and got focused on the task, we were able to see

a nice turn of foot.

“It wasn’t easy with what happened pre-

race (with the race pushed back after apprentice

Justin Huxtable was kicked by a pony) but she

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Owner:Mystery Downs (Mgr: F W Cook), Mrs

C M Cook, Grand Parkview Stud (Mgr:

M W Timms), Mrs M N Annetts, T Scott,

Sjm (Mgr: S J Butler), T Needham, Milo

Racing (Mgr: T J D Merlehan), Mrs S A

Hardie, Three Wise Men Racing (Mgr:

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Trainer:Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott

Breeder:Star Witness Bloodstock P/L

Sale:2020 Magic Millions Gold Coast Yearling

Sale V: Widden Stud P: Gai Waterhouse &

Adrian Bott Racing, $260,000

Won:Aquis Gold Pearl, 1100m, January 9,

Gold Coast

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handled herself remarkably well, she went back to the stalls and was nice

and relaxed.”

Now, attention turns to tomorrow with Bott seeking his first

Magic Millions 2YO Classic to add to Waterhouse’s four with Assertive

Lad (Zeditave), Excellerator (Marscay), Dance Hero (Danzero) and

Driefontein (Fastnet Rock).

Since Bott joined the partnership, the pair have had five runners with

Czarson (Stratum) the best performer, finishing fourth in 2019. However,

last year saw subsequent Golden Slipper Stakes (Gr 1, 1200m) winner

Farnan (Not A Single Doubt) finish tenth for the stable.

A $260,000 purchase from the Widden Stud draft at last year’s Magic

Millions Gold Coast Yearling Sale, Swift Witness is the second stakes

placegetter out of Taylor’s Command (Commands), joining Gosford

Guineas (Listed, 1200m) runner-up Terminology (Star Witness).

Intriguingly, Terminology finished fourth to Jonker (Spirit Of Boom) in

the Magic Millions lead-up at Wyong before finishing second to Sunlight

(Zoustar) in what was the precursor to the Aquis Gold Pearl, meaning that

Swift Witness has a similar profile but has managed to go one better at

each of her two starts.

Terminology failed to gain a start in the Magic Millions 2YO Classic

itself - she was second emergency - but she did manage to win the

$250,000 Magic Millions Maiden Plate (1200m) a year later.

Taylor’s Command, a Seymour winner who was tested at stakes grade

in the Edward Manifold Stakes (Gr 2, 1600m), is a half-sister to Group 2

winner So Pristine (Zabeel) and Restored (Red Ransom), winner of the

Queen Elizabeth II Cup (Listed, 2000m), a Singapore Group 1.

It is also the family of six-time Grade 1 winner Theatrical (Nureyev),

sire of Melbourne Cup (Gr 1, 3200m) winner Media Puzzle and Victoria

Derby (Gr 1, 2500m) hero Portland Player among many, as well as other

top-flight victors like Paradise

Creek (Irish River), David Junior

(Pleasant Tap) and Bobby’s

Kitten (Kitten’s Joy).

Taylor’s Command has a

first Star Witness (Starcraft) colt

that will be sold just a couple of

hours after the Magic Millions

2YO Classic, while she produced

another filly by the sire in 2020.

She was again served by Star

Witness in November.

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HIGHLAND REELYEARLINGS AT GOLD COAST MM

7 TIME GROUP 1 WINNERGROUP 2 WINNING 2YO OVER 1400M

GALILEO’S HIGHEST EVER PRIZEMONEY EARNER

SIX OF THE BESTSTANDING IN 2020

AT SWETTENHAM STUD

FIRST SEASONSIRE RUNNERS

FRIDAY, JANUARY 15, 2020

CABLE BAY (IRE)

Tranquil Bay (AUS) (bl f ex Balmodena (AUS) by Good Journey

(USA))

R1 (1:30pm): Geelong, 2yo Bet365 Odds Drift Protect Mdn, 1147m

CAPITALIST (AUS)

Sneaky Shark (AUS) (ch c ex Hidden Attraction (AUS) by Hidden

Dragon (AUS))

R1 (12:12pm): Tauranga, 2yo Ray White Papamoa 2yo, 1200m

HOLLER (AUS)

Loud Attraction (AUS) (b f ex Top Sight (AUS) by Bon Hoffa (AUS))


SHALAA (IRE)

Cheerful Legend (AUS) (br c ex Jemison (AUS) by Commands

(AUS))


STAR TURN (AUS)

Pegasi (AUS) (b c ex Draw Forward (AUS) by Charge Forward

(AUS))

Turnstar (AUS) (b/br c ex Mihiri (AUS) by More Than Ready (USA))


UNDER THE LOUVRE (AUS)

Cadboll (AUS) (b c ex Eschaton (AUS) by Domesday (AUS))

R1 (1:30pm): Geelong, 2yo Bet365 Odds Drift Protect Mdn,

1147m

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TWITTER:

KARL KALDAWI@KARLKALDAWI08The handlers at @EmiratesPark were

absolutely rapt with this guy going for $1.8M

at @mmsnippets. They’ve loved seeing him

grow and were emotional knowing they’ll say

goodbye. It’s bittersweet but it’s great to see the

genuine love for the animal Well done team!

Pictured Below >>

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TWITTER: CHINA HORSE CLUB@CHINAHORSECLUBSOLD SOLD SOLD. I’m sure he will light up the

tracks of Sha Tin. A glorious colt. He continues

our 100% clearance rate #CHCsellers

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TWITTER: COOLMORE AUSTRALIA@COOLMOREAUSCongratulations to @RosemontStud,

Victorian Alliance/@shbloodstock / @

dredvers on purchasing this cracking I Am

Invincible colt from the @CoolmoreAus

draft. We look forward to seeing him hit

the track. #RaisedAndGrazed #Coolmore

#HomeOfChampions #MMGC21 Pictured

Below >>

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TWITTER: FIRST LIGHT RACING@FIRSTLIGHT_FLRTook 3 days but we finally found the perfect all-

girls filly to bring back to @mmsnippets next

year with Natalie Pictured Below >>

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TWITTER: ANNABEL NEASHAM RACING@ANEASHAMRACINGAnd we’ve found our second stiletto. What a

beauty she is to complete the pair for the Stiletto

Sprinters. She’s a sexy filly that oozes class and

quality and we can’t wait to get her in the stable

@mmsnippets #magicmillions #MMGC2021

#stilletosprinters Pictured Below >>

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TWITTER: DEAN ELLIOTT@DEANELLIOTT3Jan 18 2019: Son of Arrowfield’s Dundeel,

Castelvecchio wins on debut over 1200m @

$61 with blinkers first time. Barnstorming

finish Jan 14 2021: son of Arrowfield’s

Maurice, Balmaurice wins on debut 1200m

@ $41 blinkers first time. Barnstorming finish

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All Too Hard (AUS)

430 C Kachiko (AUS) Mystery Downs/Lee & Cherie Curtis NSW 230,000

175 C Collins (AUS) John Moloney VIC 110,000

413 C Isibaeva (AUS)Blueblood T’Breds/Sheamus Mills B’stock (FBAA)

NSW 55,000

Average 131,666

Almanzor (FR)

470 C Lazumba (AUS) Ultra T’Bred Rac. P/L/Baystone Farm VIC 800,000

261 F Empress Cixi (GB) Kelly Schweida Rac. QLD 380,000

157 C Choice (NZ) Waller Rac./Mulcaster B’stock NZ 340,000

Average 506,666

American Pharoah (USA)

268 C Ennis Hill (AUS) Sheamus Mills B’stock (FBAA) VIC 625,000

348 C Godiva Rock (AUS) Tasman B’stock NSW 425,000

447 F Koonoomoo (AUS) Raphie B’stock/Annabel Neasham Rac. QLD 350,000

61 C Ashley’s Kitty (USA) Tom Magnier NSW 320,000

566 F More Than Real (USA) Katsumi Yoshida JAP 260,000

533 F Merirosvo (USA) Edmonds Rac./Kestrel T’breds QLD 240,000

214 F Decelerator (USA) All Winners T’breds HK 220,000

189 C Could it be Magic (AUS) Anthony Cummings Rac. NSW 150,000

561 C Moonlight Waltz (AUS) Les Kelly Rac. QLD 100,000

110 F Blue Money (AUS) Dynamic Syn./Dean Watt B’stock (FBAA) NSW 100,000

537 C Mexican Rose (NZ) Best B’stock Pty Ltd/Lindsay Park Rac. QLD 100,000

3 F Zauberin (AUS) Jason Warren Rac./Peregrine B’stock VIC 75,000

366 F Haut Ton (AUS) Australian B’stock/Lees Rac. NSW 60,000

415 C Jacinta (AUS) Passed In $110,000 Reserve $120,000

97 C Berrimilla (AUS) Passed In $85,000 Reserve $120,000

558 C Mist (IRE) Passed In $80,000 Reserve $90,000

592 F Nervous Nellie (AUS) Passed In $50,000 Reserve $80,000

Average 232,692

Astern (AUS)

534 F Merriest (AUS) Michelle Petrofski QLD 90,000

41 F Amber Isle (AUS) Lees Rac. NSW 50,000

84 C Beach Babe (AUS) Proven T’breds/O’Dea Hoysted Rac. NSW 45,000

248 F Dukemore (AUS) Warren Bolton NZ 45,000

448 C Kwinana (AUS)

Average 57,500

Better Than Ready (AUS)

429 C Just the Spirit (AUS) Kendrick Rac./Archer Park QLD 80,000

560 C Monte Bella (AUS) Passed In $60,000 Reserve $80,000

458 F Lady Remlap (AUS)

Brazen Beau (AUS)

218 C Dejavu Rock (AUS) China Horse Club/Newgate B’stock NSW 360,000

101 C Bingo Betty (AUS) Waller Rac./Mulcaster B’stock NSW 150,000

487 C Lost Without You (AUS) Triple Crown Syndications NSW 60,000

201 F Dalavia (AUS) Passed In $40,000 Reserve $60,000

Average 190,000

Capitalist (AUS)

349 C Golconda (AUS) James Harron B’stock NSW 975,000

250 C Eiffel Tower (AUS) John Foote B’stock HK 600,000

336 F Gaudeamus (USA) All Winners T’breds HK 425,000

66 F Athena Lass (AUS) Laurel Oak B’stock P/L (FBAA) NSW 375,000

127 F Caesar’s Princess (AUS)Black Soil B’stock/John Foote B’stock/Gollan Rac.

NSW 290,000

506 F Magic Harmony (AUS) Tasman B’stock NSW 260,000

116 F Booklet (AUS) Gai Waterhouse/Adrian Bott/Kestrel T’breds NSW 240,000

137 F Cappella Magna (AUS) Ciaron Maher B’stock VIC 200,000

107 F Blonde Intuition (AUS) Shane Nichols Rac. VIC 200,000

170 F Claudia Jean (AUS) Ciaron Maher B’stock VIC 180,000

307 C Finally (AUS) Lee & Cherie Curtis NSW 170,000

472 F Leading the Way (ARG) Moody Rac./Tri Colours Rac. VIC 150,000

451 F La Renaissance (FR) Danny O’Brien Rac. VIC 150,000

33 F Allez Bien (NZ) Parnham Rac. Stables WA 150,000

414 C Istanford (USA) Prime T’breds VIC 150,000

24 C Air of Mystique (AUS) Moody Rac./The Osher Group VIC 125,000

455 C Labdien (AUS) Paul Moroney B’stock/Matthew Vella Rac. NSW 120,000

575 F Motown Lil (AUS) First Light/Busuttin Rac./Paul Willetts B’stock VIC 120,000

525 F Masroora (AUS) Louise White QLD 100,000

298 F Faustine (AUS) Kurrinda B’stock ACT 95,000

480 C Limealicious (AUS) Kendrick Rac./Crew Rac. QLD 90,000

99 F Bibby (USA) Mystery Downs/John Foote B’stock NSW 80,000

74 C Awesome Amy (AUS) Aleacia Bennett NSW 80,000

490 F Loveitt (AUS) Passed In $90,000 Reserve $100,000

548 C Miss Gai Flyer (AUS) Passed In $75,000 Reserve $100,000

239 C Dovetail (AUS) Passed In $75,000 Reserve $80,000

572 F Mossbeat (AUS) Passed In $70,000 Reserve $100,000

21 C Aiden Sea (IRE) Passed In $70,000 Reserve $80,000

294 F Faltonia (AUS) Passed In $70,000 Reserve $75,000

614 C Orchestrator (USA)

Average 231,521

Caravaggio (USA)

342 C Girluphigh (IRE) Ciaron Maher B’stock VIC 170,000

443 C Kimblewick (AUS) DGR Thoroughbred Services Pty Ltd (FBAA) NSW 170,000

150 C Change Channels (AUS) Hancock Quality B’stock (FBAA) SA 165,000

55 F Aqua d’Amore (AUS) Ciaron Maher B’stock VIC 120,000

195 C Criquette (AUS)McEvoy Mitchell Rac./Belmont B’stock Agency P/L (FBAA)

SA 100,000

514 C Malibu Road (USA)Dynamic Syndications/Dean Watt B’stock (FBAA)

NSW 100,000

488 C Loulinda (AUS) Kilburnie Cattle Co Pty Ltd/KCC Rac. NSW 85,000

172 C Coco de Mer (AUS) Kavanagh Rac. VIC 80,000

474 F Lectrice (AUS) Leneva Park VIC 80,000

187 C Coromandel (AUS) Proven T’breds/John Bateman NSW 45,000

507 C Magic Milady (AUS)

Average 111,500

Charm Spirit (IRE)

83 C Bay Missile (AUS) Simple B’stock Services HK 120,000


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Churchill (IRE)

370 C Heavens Touch (AUS) A. Freedman Rac./Blue Sky B’stock P/L (FBAA) VIC 250,000

143 F Cat’s Wish (AUS) Paul Perry Rac. NSW 200,000

79 C Bagitol (AUS) Peter Morgan VIC 155,000

112 F Bombay (AUS) Danny O’Brien Rac. VIC 110,000

381 C Holy Moly (NZ) Danny O’Brien Rac. VIC 60,000

120 F Bring Cheer (AUS) Peter Chambers NSW 50,000

Average 137,500

Deep Field (AUS)

191 C Courageous Kitty (AUS) Lindsay Park Rac./Andrew Williams B’stock VIC 700,000

579 C Murtle Turtle (AUS) Asian B’stock Services Ltd HK 380,000

418 C Jerry’s Witness (AUS) Hawkes Rac. NSW 380,000

555 C Miss Seton Sands (AUS) Hawkes Rac. NSW 375,000

234 C Divine City (AUS) Robert Heathcote Rac./The Osher Group QLD 325,000

468 F Laugh a Little (AUS) Astute B’stock (FBAA)/Ciaron Maher B’stock NSW 250,000

433 F Kalidaz (AUS) Magic B’stock & Associates QLD 230,000

266 F Endure (NZ) Spicer T’breds Pty Ltd VIC 220,000

384 C Hot Gossip (AUS) A List Stud Pty Ltd VIC 175,000

153 F Chicquita (AUS) Tony Ottobre VIC 160,000

589 F Mystic Opal (AUS)Archer Park Rac. Pty Ltd/Kestrel T’Breds/Edmonds Rac.

QLD 150,000

87 C Bel Chandon (AUS) Ciaron Maher B’stock VIC 140,000

186 F Coral Reef (AUS) Tricolours Rac. & Syndications Pty Ltd NSW 135,000

426 C Just as Cosmic (AUS) Bjorn Baker Rac./Clarke B’stock NSW 130,000

81 C Bang On (NZ) Riversley Park Ltd NZ 125,000

435 C Kapala (AUS)McEvoy Mitchell Rac./Belmont B’stock Agency P/L (FBAA)

SA 120,000

485 C Long Wink (AUS) Lindsay Park Rac. VIC 90,000

178 C Comingle (AUS) Kendrick Rac. QLD 80,000

404 F Intensity (AUS) Proven T’breds/O’Dea Hoysted Rac. NSW 80,000

333 C Furiosa (AUS) Elite T’breds NSW 75,000

158 F Choix de Maia (NZ) Inspire Syndicate QLD 70,000

625 C Parjinka (AUS) Passed In $220,000 Reserve $250,000

632 C Pepperano (AUS) Passed In $130,000 Reserve $150,000

125 C Buenismo (AUS) Passed In $90,000 Reserve $120,000

264 C Enchanteresse (IRE) Passed In $40,000 Reserve $80,000

335 F Galleries (AUS)

512 F Make a Ripple (AUS)

607 F Occasio (AUS)

Average 209,047

Divine Prophet (AUS)

363 C Hardly Surprising (AUS) Hawkes Rac. NSW 200,000

215 F Decorah (NZ)Star T’breds/Randwick B’stock Agency P/L (FBAA)

NSW 130,000

67 F Atotori (AUS) Australian B’stock/Lees Rac./Tasman B’stock NSW 80,000

317 F Flash of Innocence (AUS) First Light Rac./C. Maher B’stock/P. Willetts B’stock VIC 60,000

375 F Hennessy Rock (AUS) Claire Lever Rac. NSW 50,000

Average 104,000

Dundeel (NZ)

521 CMarquise Da Rossa (AUS)

Suman Hedge B’Stock (FBAA)/Anthony Freedman Rac./Blue Sky B’Stock P/L (FBAA)

VIC 380,000

427 C Just Divine (AUS) Mark Newnham NSW 200,000

471 C Lead Husson (AUS) Ontrack T’breds Pty Ltd QLD 180,000

59 C Arrowette (AUS) Proven T’breds/O’Dea Hoysted Rac. NSW 100,000

505 F Magic Belle (NZ) Mark Newnham NSW 100,000

387 C Identic (AUS)

637 C Petworth House (AUS)

Average 192,000

Epaulette (AUS)

270 F Epsilon (AUS) Mystery Downs/John Foote B’stock NSW 120,000

18 F Adria (AUS) Malua B’stock VIC 50,000

Average 85,000

Exceed and Excel (AUS)

148 F Cerberus Gal (AUS) All Winners T’breds QLD 600,000

531 C Melba Avenue (AUS) HK Jockey Club HK 470,000

2 C Zastava (AUS) Jason Warren Rac./Peregrine B’stock VIC 250,000

213 C De Groove (AUS) Zhongli T’breds Pty Ltd NSW 210,000

513 C Malasun (AUS)Dynamic Syndications/Dean Watt B’stock (FBAA)

NSW 160,000

459 C Laetitia (AUS) Malua B’stock VIC 150,000

50 C Annie’s Luck (AUS) Lyndhurst Farm NZ 120,000

199 F Curzon (AUS) Clarry Conners NSW 100,000

102 F Birdy O’Reilly (AUS) Passed In $180,000 Reserve $220,000

240 F Dowager Queen (NZ) Passed In $170,000 Reserve $175,000

17 C Adonia Queen (USA)

Average 257,500

Extreme Choice (AUS)

183 C Convention (GB) Ciaron Maher B’stock VIC 400,000

367 F Hazlebrook (AUS) Snowden Rac. NSW 200,000

516 C Mambo Lady (AUS)Anthony Freedman Rac./Blue Sky B’stock P/L (FBAA)

VIC 170,000

629 C Peace Palace (GB) Viribright Rac. NSW 120,000

440 F Keysbrook (AUS)

Average 222,500

Fastnet Rock (AUS)

163 C Ciarlet (AUS) David Ellis/Andrew Williams B’stock NZ 825,000

245 FDreams and Wishes (AUS)

Ciaron Maher B’stock VIC 800,000

109 F Blue Blue Sky (AUS) David Ellis/Andrew Williams B’stock NZ 600,000

423 F Joy of Joys (AUS) David Ellis/Andrew Williams B’stock NZ 600,000

46 F Anchor Bid (AUS) Busuttin Rac./Jim Clarke B’stock VIC 550,000

80 C Ballet Suite (AUS) Waller Rac./Mulcaster B’stock NSW 375,000

362 C Happy Hannah (AUS) Tom Magnier NSW 360,000

96 F Berimbau (AUS) Magic B’stock & Associates QLD 300,000

510 C Maglissa (AUS) Bjorn Baker Rac./Clarke B’stock NSW 300,000

308 F Fiorentina (AUS) Andrew Noblet Rac. Pty Ltd VIC 250,000

29 C Alice Island (AUS) The Rac. League NSW 215,000

204 C Dance Mix (USA)Dynamic Syndications/Dean Watt B’stock (FBAA)

NSW 210,000

6 C Zero Tolerance (AUS) Regal B’stock/Bluegrass B’stock P/L ( FBAA) NSW 100,000

479 C Lightstream (USA) Passed In $180,000 Reserve $200,000

52 F Antillanca (AUS)

Average 421,923

Flying Artie (AUS)

444 F Kiss the Daddy (USA) James Bester B’stock/Vantage T’breds NSW 180,000

469 C Laylia (AUS) The Rac. League NSW 180,000

118 C Boomex (AUS) Ciaron Maher B’stock VIC 130,000

365 C Harpers (AUS) Lindsay Park Rac./Andrew Williams B’stock VIC 100,000

312 F First Channel (AUS) Annabel Neasham Rac./Brian McGuire NSW 65,000

275 C Estonian Princess (AUS) Passed In $60,000 Reserve $80,000

509 C Magical Steps (USA)

Average 131,000

Frankel (GB)

339 F Ghadaayer (IRE) Moody Rac. VIC 240,000



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278 C Evening Rose (AUS) Dynamic Syn./Dean Watt B’stock (FBAA) NSW 180,000

309 C Fire Opal (USA) Paul Perry Rac. NSW 130,000

334 C Furnival (USA) Passed In $500,000 Reserve $550,000

Average 183,333

Free Eagle (IRE)

482 C Livia (AUS) Nxt Level Syndication QLD 150,000

Frosted (USA)

511 F Maka Ena (AUS) Ciaron Maher B’stock VIC 230,000

188 F Cottoned On (AUS) Munce Rac. QLD 150,000

267 F Ennazus (AUS) Ciaron Maher B’stock VIC 130,000

Average 170,000

Headwater (AUS)

35 C Alma’s Angel (AUS) Richard & Chantelle Jolly SA 90,000

638 F Pfeiffer (USA) The Rac. League NSW 80,000

Average 85,000

Hellbent (AUS)

416 F Jalan Jalan (AUS) Heinrich B’stock QLD 500,000

621 C Palace Rock (NZ) Ricky Yiu HK 370,000

305 F Fimatino (AUS) The Rac. League NSW 360,000

338 C Geneteau (AUS) Tasman B’stock NSW 260,000

23 C Air Apparent (AUS) Ciaron Maher B’stock VIC 240,000

210 F Darcibelle (NZ) Moody Rac./The Osher Group QLD 180,000

28 F Alecia Beth (AUS)Star T’breds/Randwick B’stock Agency P/L (FBAA)

NSW 170,000

132 F Camporella (AUS) Sutton Park Rac. NSW 170,000

243 F Draw Forward (AUS) Peachester Lodge Pty Ltd QLD 160,000

227 F Devoirs (AUS) Australian B’stock NSW 160,000

230 F Diamond Cove (AUS) Brae Sokolski VIC 160,000

45 C Ammirata (AUS) Waller Rac./Damien Fitton NSW 160,000

193 F Couredge (AUS) Greg Hickman Rac. NSW 150,000

297 F Fast ‘n’ Witty (AUS) Neil Jenkinson QLD 150,000

437 C Kawanishi (AUS) Munce Rac. QLD 150,000

171 C Clear Ripples (AUS) Malua B’stock VIC 120,000

532 C Meridian (AUS) Richard & Chantelle Jolly SA 120,000

276 F Etoile Fille (NZ) William Johnson B’stock NSW 100,000

439 F Kennocha (AUS) Proven T’breds/O’Dea Hoysted Rac. NSW 100,000

206 F Dancing Express (AUS) Australian B’stock NSW 100,000

181 C Concisely (AUS) Nick Olive Rac. ACT 90,000

630 F Peace Time (USA) Triple Crown Syndications NSW 60,000

326 C Forest Circle (USA) Passed In $160,000 Reserve $180,000

177 C Colourmegal (AUS) Passed In $70,000 Reserve $80,000

164 F Ciavenna (IRE) Passed In $55,000 Reserve $60,000

Average 183,181

Heroic Valour (AUS)

385 C Hurl (AUS) Dalziel B’stock/Moody Rac. VIC 120,000

Highland Reel (IRE)

615 C Orcym (AUS)Griffiths de Kock Rac./Peter Ford T’Breds (FBAA)

VIC 180,000

588 C Mysteries (AUS)Import Rac. Pty Ltd/Sheamus Mills B’stock (FBAA)

NSW 50,000

Average 115,000

I Am Invincible (AUS)

500 F Maastricht (NZ) Ciaron Maher B’stock/Nxt Level Syndication VIC 1,200,000

113 F Bonaria (AUS) Busuttin Rac. VIC 975,000

636 C Petition (AUS)Victorian Alliance/Suman Hedge B’Stock (FBAA)/David Redvers B’stock

VIC 950,000

257 F Eloping (AUS) Godolphin Australia Pty Ltd NSW 900,000

325 F Flying Snitzel (AUS) Willinga Park Operations Pty Ltd NSW 850,000

7 C Zighy Bay (USA) Waller Rac./Mulcaster B’stock NZ 800,000

100 F Bidii Babe (AUS) Ciaron Maher B’stock VIC 800,000

324 F Flying Jess (AUS) Sheamus Mills B’stock (FBAA) VIC 750,000

577 C Mousai (AUS) International Thoroughbred Solutions VIC 700,000

144 F Catalonia (AUS) Ciaron Maher B’stock/Mathiesen Rac. VIC 620,000

481 C Lipari (AUS) Paul Moroney B’stock/Michael Moroney VIC 600,000

578 F Mumbai Rock (AUS) Annabel Neasham Rac./Brian McGuire NSW 575,000

284 C Extremely (AUS) Mick Price Rac. VIC 550,000

583 C My Amelia (AUS) Tom Magnier NSW 525,000

94 F Beluga Blue (AUS)McEvoy Mitchell Rac./Belmont B’stock Agency P/L (FBAA)/Milano B’stock

VIC 500,000

159 F Choose (AUS) David Ellis/Andrew Williams B’stock NZ 500,000

200 F Custard (AUS) Sheamus Mills B’stock (FBAA) VIC 500,000

37 F Alteza Real (AUS) Waller Rac./Mulcaster B’stock NSW 500,000

282 C Exselva (AUS) China Horse Club/Newgate B’stock NSW 410,000

208 F Danish Spy (AUS) CB B’stock/Snowden Rac. NSW 400,000

378 C Hijack Hussy (AUS) Mick Price Rac. VIC 400,000

620 C Overstep (AUS)Victorian Alliance/Suman Hedge B’Stock (FBAA)/David Redvers B’stock

VIC 400,000

283 F Extra Olives (AUS) Edmonds Rac./Kestrel T’breds QLD 360,000

232 F Diddums (AUS) Ciaron Maher B’stock VIC 350,000

217 F Deipara (AUS) Star T’breds/Randwick B’stock Agency P/L (FBAA) NSW 320,000

131 F Calming Influence (AUS) Clarke B’stock Fillies/Bjorn Baker Rac. NSW 270,000

128 C Caiguna (AUS) Magic B’stock & Associates QLD 250,000

26 C Al’s Magic Miss (AUS) Moody Rac. VIC 190,000

475 F Legal Mistress (AUS) Gollan Rac. Pty Ltd QLD 150,000

256 C Elle Lou (AUS) Passed In $325,000 Reserve $350,000

421 C Jolie Bay (AUS)

231 C Diamond Solitaire (AUS)

12 C Abriola (AUS)

306 C Final Agreement (AUS)

Average 561,896

Iffraaj (GB)

453 C La Souvenir (NZ) Passed In $140,000 Reserve $160,000

Impending (AUS)

377 F High Harmony (NZ) Laurel Oak B’stock P/L (FBAA) NSW 85,000

198 F Cullemmy’s Diamond (AUS) Redgum Rac. VIC 70,000

Average 77,500

Into Mischief (USA)

318 F Flashy Gray (USA) Matt Laurie Rac. VIC 240,000

Invader (AUS)

595 C Newstar Lass (AUS) Golden River Investments HK 220,000

563 F Moqueen (AUS) Ciaron Maher B’stock VIC 190,000

70 C Autumn (NZ) Edmonds Rac./Kestrel T’breds QLD 120,000

530 C Mediation (GB) Simple B’stock Services HK 120,000

608 C Occitan (AUS) Cavanough Rac. NSW 100,000

139 C Cariad (AUS)

Average 150,000

Kermadec (NZ)

62 F Assertin Mischief (AUS) Tricolours Rac. & Syndications Pty Ltd NSW 130,000



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Kingman (GB)

322 C Florentina (AUS) Tom Magnier NSW 1,800,000

Lonhro (AUS)

310 C Fire Up Fifi (AUS) Danny O’Brien Rac. VIC 250,000

22 C Ain’t She Smart (AUS)Anthony Freedman Rac./Blue Sky B’stock P/L (FBAA)

VIC 200,000

285 C Eyes of Love (NZ) Edmonds Rac./Kestrel T’breds QLD 200,000

42 F Ambereen (FR) Darby Rac./Will Johnson B’stock NSW 180,000

168 F Classic Vogue (NZ)Dynamic Syndications/Dean Watt B’stock (FBAA)

NSW 170,000

156 F Chocolatier (FR) Passed In $180,000 Reserve $200,000

486 C Look and Listen (AUS) Passed In $130,000 Reserve $150,000

98 C Beyond Rare (AUS) Passed In $90,000 Reserve $100,000

Average 200,000

Lope de Vega (IRE)

162 F Chrisellaine (IRE) Lindsay Park Rac./Dean Hawthorne B’stock VIC 300,000

Lord Kanaloa (JPN)

461 C Laguna Azzurra (JPN) Yu Long Investments (Australia) Pty Ltd VIC 475,000

36 F Almandine (JPN) Katsumi Yoshida JAP 180,000

Average 327,500

Maurice (JPN)

77 C Bacarella (AUS) Stanley Chin Rac. MACAU 250,000

371 F Helena Girl (AUS) Les Kelly Rac. QLD 90,000

16 F Adamina (AUS) Lindsay Park Rac./Andrew Williams B’stock VIC 80,000

331 C Frontalis (AUS) Passed In $140,000 Reserve $150,000

Average 140,000

Medaglia d’Oro (USA)

53 FApologynotaccepted (USA)

Kevin Corstens Rac. VIC 150,000

Menari (AUS)

95 F Ben’s Duchess (USA) James Bester B’stock/Vantage T’breds NSW 260,000

411 C Iron Mizz (USA) Gai Waterhouse/Adrian Bott/Kestrel T’breds NSW 200,000

543 F Misplaced (AUS) Ciaron Maher B’stock VIC 140,000

Average 200,000

Merchant Navy (AUS)

121 C Brugal Reward (AUS) Belmont B’stock Agency P/L (FBAA) VIC 500,000

216 C Dee Nine Elle (AUS)Black Soil B’stock/John Foote B’stock/Gollan Rac.

NSW 400,000

30 F Alice’s Smart (USA) Moody Rac. VIC 340,000

288 C Face of the Earth (AUS) Laming Rac. QLD 180,

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