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Tara Madgwick - Wednesday July 15

The winners keep coming for Deep Field and one of his most prolific winners has been two year-old filly Hancora Field, who notched her fourth victory from seven starts at Eagle Farm on Wednesday.

Trained by Leon Ross, Hancora Field finished second on debut at the Gold Coast on January 25 and has been a busy girl since then.

Resuming from a short spell to win last month at the Sunshine Coast, she was sent out favourite today for the 1200m open juvenile event and scored by a long head.
 



A $100,000 Magic Millions Gold Coast March Yearling Sale purchase for Mishani Enterpises Pty Ltd from the Kenmore Lodge draft, Hancora Field has already won nearly $190,000 in prizemoney.

Hancora Field is the best of seven winners from imported stakes-winner Hancora (Fr) and is her last foal.

Deep Field has had a ground breaking season and is the most successful second crop sire by winners in history.

Deep Field

The son of Northern Meteor stands at Newgate Farm at a fee of $55,000.


 

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Race Result - Tab Long May We Play Hcp 1200m

Eagle Farm Track: Good(4) Time: 1:11.40
1
Hancora Field
- 2f Deep Field (AUS) x Hancora (FR) (Septieme Ciel (USA))
Tnr: L G Ross Rdr: Jackson Murphy 58.5
2
0.2
Boom Spender
- 2g Spirit Of Boom (AUS) x Six Balls Again (AUS) (Zaha (CAN))
Tnr: Desleigh Forster Rdr: Taylor Marshall 59
3
1.0
Statesville
- 2c Written Tycoon (AUS) x Nicked And Court (AUS) (Court Command (AUS))
Tnr: Kacy Fogden Rdr: M Hellyer 58
4
1.7
Petunia
- 2f Sebring (AUS) x Coogee Coozifa (AUS) (Danzero (AUS))
Tnr: K M Schweida Rdr: Leslie Tilley 55
5
1.9
Hertzka
- 2c Benfica (AUS) x Aegina (AUS) (Canny Lad (AUS))
Tnr: Jason Edwards Rdr: A Spinks 55
6
2.4
Chief Mondo
- 2c Headwater (AUS) x Magondo (AUS) (Trotamondo (CHI))
Tnr: K M Schweida Rdr: M R Du Plessis 57
7
2.5
Think Glory
- 2f So You Think (NZ) x Rekindled Glory (AUS) (Redoute's Choice (AUS))
Tnr: Steven O'Dea Rdr: Boris Thornton 55
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