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Deep Field Equals Record

Tara Madgwick - Saturday July 11

The record for individual Australian winners in a season for a second crop sire is held by Northern Meteor with 80 winners, a number equalled by his son Deep Field on Saturday.

Bringing up his 80th winner for the season was two year-old filly Deep Mirror, who saluted at Moe by a length at her third start for the Shane Nichols stable.



It’s been a ground breaking season for Deep Field with his tally of winners including a pair of Group II winners in Xilong and Cosmic Force as well as stakes-winners Fituese and Riddle Me That along with a further nine stakes-placed performers.

With nearly three more weeks of the season to run, Deep Field looks certain to take over the record set by his sire Northern Meteor, who has left a lasting legacy through his sire sons.



Deep Field stands at a fee of $55,000 this spring at Newgate Farm, who will also stand his first son to stud Cosmic Force at a fee of $16,500.

Deep Field



 

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Race Result - Ezy Clean Car Wash Mdn 1117m

Moe Track: Heavy(9) Time: 1:09.39
1
Deep Mirror
- 2f Deep Field (AUS) x Mira Chavali (AUS) (General Nediym (AUS))
Tnr: S P Nichols Rdr: Matthew Cartwright 55
2
1.0
Write The Score
- 2f Written Tycoon (AUS) x Cymbal (AUS) (Commands (AUS))
Tnr: M Price & M Kent Jnr Rdr: Zac Spain 57
3
1.3
Future Force
- 2f Written Tycoon (AUS) x Gregers (AUS) (Commands (AUS))
Tnr: P & P Snowden Rdr: Jack Hill 57
4
3.5
Koko Connection
- 2f Wandjina (AUS) x Myanmar (AUS) (Starcraft (NZ))
Tnr: T Busuttin & N Young Rdr: B Park 57
5
4.3
Wonderful Phrase
- 2f Kaphero (AUS) x Miss Reveal (AUS) (Testa Rossa (AUS))
Tnr: Paul & Tracey Templeton Rdr: Jarrod Fry 57
6
7.5
Saint Mahjong
- 2f Deep Field (AUS) x Rare Ruby (AUS) (Elusive Quality (USA))
Tnr: T Busuttin & N Young Rdr: Beau Mertens 57
7
8.8
Lola Olivia
- 2f Stryker (AUS) x Live And Learn (AUS) (Encosta De Lago (AUS))
Tnr: Shea Eden Rdr: A Lynch 57
8
11.5
Killer Blonde
- 2f Scissor Kick (AUS) x Regally Blonde (AUS) (Royal Academy (USA))
Tnr: P G Moody Rdr: N Callow 57
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