Wollombi (Extreme Choice) showcased the astute buying of the Panthalassa Syndicate, who paid $500,000 for the mare at last month's Magic Millions National Broodmare Sale. She delivered a jaw-dropping, come-from-the-clouds victory in the Listed Gai Waterhouse Classic at Ipswich. Elsewhere on the program, the father-daughter training duo Tony and Maddysen Sears celebrated an emotional victory in the Listed Ipswich Cup with Red Wave (Red Dazzler).

Saturday Summary: Wollombi provides instant return in Gai Waterhouse Classic

Albeit a quiet Saturday from a 2-year-old perspective, there were several exciting juvenile winners and a handful of progressive 3-year-old victors whose names we may hear more in the coming months. One of the most promising of these is the Lindsay Park-trained 2-year-old Sneaky Sunrise (The Autumn Sun), who won again at Flemington.

Two and Three-year-old Summary: Sneaky reigns supreme at Flemington

Khaadem wins his second successive G1 The Queen Elizabeth II Jubilee S. while Cascadian’s full brother wins the G2 Hardwicke S. 
Haatem franked the Guineas form in winning the G3 Jersey S. and Frankel’s Bedtime Story was electric in the Listed Chesham S. beating Australian owned Pentle Bay. 


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