Deep Field Sprinter Goes Four from Four

Tara Madgwick - Sunday October 18

At Sha Tin on Sunday exciting Deep Field gelding Winning Dreamer kept his record at a perfect four for four when scoring a stylish win over 1200m.

Trained by Frankie Lor, Wining Dreamer scored a half length win under 60 kg giving 7g to the second place-getter.
 


“I can’t ask for much more. I’m extremely lucky for the owners and trainers to be supporting me so well and as well, I’m so lucky to be on Golden Sixty and horses like Winning Dreamer – extremely lucky the owners have stuck with me,” said winning rider Vincent Ho, who has ridden Winning Dream in each of his victories.

The talented son of Deep Field was sent out a short priced favourite, against another unbeaten galloper, the John Size-trained Scores Of Fun who finished second.

“He can be a sprinter but if he’s behind horses he can switch off completely and when you ask him he can go again – he’s quite fast, he’s a good horse for sure,” Ho said.

Winnign Dreamer - image HKJC

A $300,000 Karaka Book 1 purchase for Tartan Meadow Bloodstock / Mr Peter KS So from the Haunui Farm draft, Winning Dreamer is a half-brother to stakes-winner Ocean Jewel.

He is the fourth winner from Group III placed Markisa, who is also the grand-dam of Group winners The Real Beel and Catch Me.

A member of the illustrious Eight Carat (GB) family, Markisa is a half-sister to Group I winner Shower of Roses and daughter of Group I winner Marquise.

With his oldest progeny just four year-olds, his sire Deep Field is proving highly  successful in Hong Kong with six winners from 12 runners.

Deep Field stands at Newgate Farm at a fee of $55,000.





 

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Race Result - Pai Tau Hcp (C3) 1200m

Sha Tin Track: Good Time: 1:08.96
1
Winning Dreamer
- 4g Deep Field (AUS) x Markisa (NZ) (Danehill (USA))
Tnr: F C Lor Rdr: C Y Ho 60
2
0.5
Scores Of Fun
- 4g Reward For Effort (AUS) x Montana Hilton (AUS) (Brahms (USA))
Tnr: J J Size Rdr: J Moreira 53
3
1.5
Chicken Dance
- 5g Hinchinbrook (AUS) x Mallard (NZ) (Falkirk (NZ))
Tnr: P D O'Sullivan Rdr: Z Purton 56
4
2.3
Circuit Six
- 4g Time For War (AUS) x Shadow Grande (AUS) (Dane Shadow (AUS))
Tnr: K L Man Rdr: K C Leung 60.5
5
2.4
Transcendent
- 5g Dabirsim (FR) x Resaca (GER) (Touch Down (GER))
Tnr: A S Cruz Rdr: K Teetan 60
6
2.5
Moeraki
- 4g El Roca (AUS) x Go Kate Go (AUS) (More Than Ready (USA))
Tnr: K H Ting Rdr: M Chadwick 52.5
7
2.6
Awe
- 5g Bated Breath (GB) x On Her Way (GB) (Medicean (GB))
Tnr: D A Hayes Rdr: B Shinn 56
8
2.7
Bright Vision
- 5g O'Reilly (NZ) x Shemiyra (IRE) (In The Wings (GB))
Tnr: P Yiu Rdr: M F Poon 50.5
9
4.3
Master Albert
- 7g Magic Albert (AUS) x Kate Of Clonmel (AUS) (Bianconi (USA))
Tnr: W Y So Rdr: V Borges 51.5
10
7.3
Happy Warrior
- 7g More Than Ready (USA) x Zingaling (AUS) (Redoute's Choice (AUS))
Tnr: C Fownes Rdr: H T Mo 51
11
8.5
Starz Hero
- 4g Crowded House (GB) x Bellasonic (AUS) (Snitzel (AUS))
Tnr: Y S Tsui Rdr: Alex Lai 55
12
10.5
Orion Patch
- 5g Bamboo Ere (JPN) x Black Cashmere (JPN) (Bubble Gum Fellow (JPN))
Tnr: K W Lui Rdr: M L Yeung 57.5
13
11.3
Shouson
- 5g Star Witness (AUS) x Fille The Joy (AUS) (Royal Academy (USA))
Tnr: A T Millard Rdr: C Wong 53.5
14
33.5
Glorified Fire
- 4g Zebedee (GB) x What About Me (IRE) (Bertolini (USA))
Tnr: D Whyte Rdr: A Hamelin 55
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