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4th
Highly talented gelding that has had some difficulties to overcome. He overcame colic as a young horse before going on to win The Everest as a 3YO. He then suffered a bad muscle tear which put him on the sidelines for late 2023 and the Autumn in 2024.
He chases hard in the finish and he could get up towards a mile as he matures based on his pedigree. He's a half brother to REKINDLED INTEREST, who won Group 2s over 1600m and 2040m.
Bred to be a sprinter or sprinter miler from a dam that placed over 1400m. Dam a good producer of horses such as REKINDLED INTEREST and REKINDLED POWER.
6th
A rising star of Australian racing. He has scope to his frame and being by So You Think there is a chance he will perform over the mile too. For now he is trying to make his name as one of the best sprinters in the country.
2nd
Bred from a sire that won to 2000m in Japan and a dam that won over 1000m to 1250m in metro grade.
Switched from Snowden to Pride ahead of March 2024 prep.
Good solid sprinter that gets near pace, knuckles down and fights hard in his races. He can lack acceleration compared to the top class gallopers so an honest tempo and wet track help.
5th
A bit of a "hot head" that can be unsettled in the yard and keen in his races, but he's got talent and fights hard from on-pace. Best with room on-pace or leading.
1st
Classy-looking type with scope to strengthen and mature.
Bred to be a sprinter that prefers dry tracks from a dam that won over 1100m to 1200m.
7th
3rd
High class sprinter that tries hard in almost all her races. Loves wet tracks.
Bred to be a sprinter from a dam that was placed over 1300m.
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