And what a weekend it was for STAY HUNGRY and CAPTAINTREACHEROUS! Eleven winners in Australasia for our proven sire and the $300,000 Milstein winner in the USA for our rising star…
At Northfield Park, son of STAY HUNGRY Seven Colors posted 1:48.1 to win the 2023 $300,000 Carl Milstein Memorial in fine style – take a look at our website for the full story and replay. No surprises that his book is filling very quickly – call today to make sure you don’t miss this outstanding son of two world champions for your mare in 2023.
For CAPTAINTREACHEROUS, the results were also exciting – new two-year-old winners in Danger Play (Kilmore) and Melody Banner (Addington), victory in the My Lightning Blue FFA at Melton for Catch A Wave, the Melton Pace Final for mare Talk Time, and in 1:53.1 at Melton, The Lost Storm. At Bendigo Lux Aeterna put 28m on her rivals in the $175,000 Nutrien 2YO Pacing Fillies Classic and Captain Hammerhead posted his fifth lifetime win to take the $100,000 Nutrien 3YO C&G Final in 1:54.3. Over in the west, the fillies were out in force – August Moon took a third straight victory at Gloucester Park and Our Lady Jen won yet again at Central Wheatbelts. At Newcastle, La Vista pushed past $60,000 in stakes and at Parkes, Smooth Bon Bon took win number nine.
Of our past boys, BETTING LINE (Wedu Whitby Voodoo, Big Black Betty & The Vicar of Dibley), WESTERN TERROR (Letsplayuni, Dream Maze & Borsellino) and WELL SAID (Siangdi, Royal Speech & Nicely Spoken) all took trebles, while there were winners for ARTISTIC FELLA (Yayas Hot Heart), FOUR STARZZZ SHARK (Torque Like Motion & Whatabro) and SOMEBEACHSOMEWHERE (Budgie Smuggler & Infinity Beach).
Photo: Lux Aeterna (CAPTAINTREACHEROUS)
Race of the Week
Running Camel 3YO Fillies – Gloucester Park
AUGUST MOON
CAPTAINTREACHEROUS – My Samantha Jane – Extreme Three
