QTIS winners: November 4-11
Beaudesert – November 4
LADY CROWN 5m Carry The Crown – Largesse (Covetous)
WON Bristol St Finance Maiden (1400m) QTIS $5400
O/B-D & S Macoun
T-David Macoun (Beaudesert)
Passed-in $3,500 - 2005 Gold Coast MM Premier Sale; V-Benwerrin Lodge
Lady Crown had been runner-up at Wangaratta and Cranbourne before moving base to Queensland. She broke her maiden by more than two lengths for Willow Park Broodmare Farm owners David and Sommer Macoun. Lady Crown is by Allandale Park sire Carry The Crown (Vice Regent) and she hails from a half-sister to Chaleyer (Covetous), Group winner of the AJC St Leger & Adrian Knox St at Randwick. Largesse foaled a colt by Hidden Dragon (Danehill) last month.
Gold Coast – November 4
RIVER PERFUME 3f Rock Of Cashel - Venetian Perfume (Vettori)
WON Prime QTIS 3yo Maiden (1400m) QTIS $11,400
O/B-C Weston
T-Charlie Weston (Beaudesert)
Retained by breeder
After a close up third at Ipswich over 1350m, River Perfume was sent out a raging $1.30 favourite and duly saluted, albeit by a long head. She is by Willowbend Stud’s Danehill sire Rock Of Cashel and is from an unraced half-sister to Sea Rhythm (Take Your Partner) who won 21 races in NSW, Victorian and a Listed event in Tasmania. Mornington Cup (LR) winner Happy View (Sir Tristram) is another close relation.
Kumbia - November 4
THE TADPOLE ANGEL 4m Royal Handout-Labada (Celestial Dancer)
WON Rob Stewart Maiden Plate (1000m) QTIS $5,400
O/B-M Adams
T-Mal Adams (Eidsvold)
Retained by breeder
The Tadpole Angel had been beaten 13 length first-up at Thangool in September but appreciated milder company at Kumbia on Melbourne Cup day. She was one of the outsiders at $9 in the 12 horse field. The Tadpole Angel is from the penultimate crop of Royal Handout (Prince Echo). Her dam Labada won 9 races up to 1000m. The winner is the last foal of her dam who died in 2006.
Doomben - November 8
SEESAWING 3f Easy Rocking-Playground (Nediym)
WON The Dream It Up Hcp (1640m) QTIS $53,000
O-K Dixon; B-Glengarry Stud
T-Kelly Schweida (Eagle Farm)
$21,000 – 2006 Gold Coast MM National Weanling Sale; V-Glengarry
Trainer Kelly Schweida will chase winter carnival riches with his emerging three-year old filly Seesawing after she claimed consecutive victories at Doomben.
"She'll head straight to the paddock now," Schweida said. "I'm confident she'll get a mile and there's nothing really suitable for her at the Magic Millions in January.”
Seesawing is by Wattle Brea sire Easy Rocking and is a half-sister to the winners Playground Express (Success Express) and Monchenglabach (Secret Savings). Their dam Playground is a winning sister to Recognition St (LR) winner General Minolta and a half-sister to Tattersall's Mile (LR) winner The Kildare Kid (Heart of Darkness). She has an unraced 2yo filly named Single Play (Not A Single Doubt) and a yearling colt by Cape Cross.
Doomben - November 8
BRUJITA 2f Danehill Dancer-Subtle Difference (Senor Pete)
WON Albert & Logan News Hcp (1030m) QTIS $32,000
O-K & T O’Brien; B-F Lui
T-Ron Maund (Toowoomba)
$80,000 – 2008 Gold Coast Magic Millions; V-Swettenham
Toowoomba juvenile Brujita franked the form of boom filly Paprika when she shadowed the leader Fairchild and then stormed home to score convincingly. Brujita had been beaten seven lengths by Paprika (General Nediym) on debut at Toowoomba in September.
The winner, who sports the Lauriston Park silks, is by Coolmore shuttler Danehill Dancer from a NZ juvenile stakes performer who descends from I Like Diamonds (Baguette), a G1 winner of the AJC Champagne St.
Brujita has a yearling half sister and a weanling half-brother by Hidden Dragon (Danehill).
Doomben - November 8
BORSHA’S MARK 4g Falvelon-Elite Warrior (Brave Warrior)
WON Delfin Lend Lease Hcp (1200m) QTIS $54,000
O-W Mansour, G Armstrong & S Varapodio; B-G Armstrong
T-Les Kelly (Gold Coast)
Retained by breeder
Borsha’s Mark jumped with the leaders from an outside alley and made every post a winner in the straight. He repelled the late burst of the favourite On The Fridge to score by a long neck. He continued the great run by enjoyed by Falvelon this season. The Glenlogan Park resident sired a winning treble at the previous Saturday meeting in Brisbane.
Borsha’s Mark’s dam was a 2yo winner in Perth. Her first foal Borsha's Warrior (Tribu) won at Eagle Farm and Doomben and she has an unraced 2yo filly named Brave Queen (King of Danes) and a yearling filly by Bradbury's Luck.
Moranbah - November 11
TWO SHINKO’S 5g Shinko Forest-Shinko Express (Euclase)
WON Belyando Plate (1000m) QTIS $6,700
O-G & M Peoples; B-Computer Source Australia
T-Todd Austin (Barcaldine)
$4,000 - 2005 Gold Coast MM HIT Sale; V-Markham Stud
Aptly named Two Shinko’s chalked up his sixth win with a resounding result at Moranbah. He is by former Queensland shuttler Shinko Forest (Green Forest) who is an older half-brother to 2008 G1 English Derby winner New Approach (Galileo).
Two Shinko’s is related to Flemington G3 winner Forest Express (Kaaptive Edition). His dam has not been served since 2004.
Winning trainer Todd Austin and jockey Mathew O'Connell combined to win the Moranbah North Coal Cup later in the day with Ben Buckler (Telesto).
Toowoomba - November 11
ZAHAS PRIDE 3g Zaha-Proud (Buck’s Pride)
WON Len Patti Mitsubishi Maiden (1222m) QTIS $11,400
O-R Prescott & T Stone; B-R & M Frappell
T-Michael Nolan (Toowoomba)
$22,000 – 2007 Gold Coast Magic Millions; V-Clear Mountain Fairview
Zaha’s Pride led from start to finish for a comprehensive maiden victory last Saturday at Toowoomba. He is by Kingmambo sire Zaha and is out of QTC Minibowl 2YO Quality winner Proud. His third dam Sierra Queen (Sovereign Edition) won a QTC CE McDougall Stakes.
Zaha’s Pride has an unraced 2yo half brother by Tycoon Ruler (Last Tycoon) and his dam Outback Prince foaled a colt by Outback Prince in August.
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