Shaquero is the first SW for Shalaa winning the Gr3 Breeders’ Plate (1000m) for 2yos at Randwick. Breaking smartly, Shaquero settled on the lead and was not headed, going on to defeat Construct (I Am Invincible) and Astrologer (Star Turn). Shaquero sold to Guy Mulcaster for $160,000 as a Magic Millions Gold Coast yearling where
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Kolding got back in the winning groove with victory in Saturday’s Gr1 George Main Stakes (1600m) at Randwick. Kolding raced in second place to the home turn before reaching the lead inside the final 200m and holding off stablemates Star Of The Seas (Ocean Park) and Imaging (Oasis Dream) to record his second win at
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Mo’Unga is SW101 for Savabeel winning Saturday’s Ducify Quality (1500m) at Rosehill. Mo’Unga was switched off heels in the home straight before finishing best to defeat Global Quest (More Than Ready) and Jet Propulsion (Rubick) comfortably. It is the third win from as many starts for the Chris Waller-trained 3yo which cost Aquis Farm $NZ325,000
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Verry Ellegant came out on top in Saturday’s Group 1 Warwick Stakes (1400m) at Randwick but it was close at the finish. Racing for the first time since finishing runner-up to Addeybb in the Queen Elizabeth II Stakes over 2000m in April, Verry Ellegant made an early move to sweep around the field before the
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Savacool is SW100 for Savabeel after finishing best of all to win the Rowley Mile (1600m) at Hawkesbury. Racing for the first-time this preparation, Savacool was near last turning for home before unleashing a big finish to get up late and defeat Girl Tuesday (Street Cry) by half a length with Spencer (Pierro) close up
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Ingham-homebred Sure Knee is SW103 for Snitzel after winning the Gr3 Sapphire Stakes (1630m) at Doomben. The Chris Waller-trained four-year-old came with a big finish in the home straight to defeat Krone (Eurozone) going away by one length and take her record to seven wins and five placings from 24 starts and earnings of $541,940.
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Toffee Tongue went into Saturday’s Group 1 Australasian Oaks (2000m) at Morphettville a maiden and emerged victorious. Toffee Tongue was a maiden herself going into Saturday’s $400,000 contest but she had finished second at her previous four runs. Toffee Tongue had finished runner-up second to Colette in the Adrian Knox Stakes and Australian Oaks at
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A tendon injury has forced the retirement of Group 2 winner Yes Yes Yes who will take up stallion duties at Coolmore, where he will stand alongside his sire Rubick. Trainer Chris Waller released a statement Monday morning, confirming the news that vets had found a small lesion in a tendon in his near foreleg.
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