Enthaar Given No Favour in Blue Diamond Draw

Tara Madgwick - Tuesday February 16

A hot favourite for the Blue Diamond, boom Written Tycoon filly Enthaar was done no favours at the barrier draw on Tuesday given gate 14 in the field of 16, but her sire may yet get the winner of the race.

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Enthaar has drawn barrier 14.

Enthaar is one of two runners in the race for Champion 2YO sire Written Tycoon, who also has classy colt Finance Tycoon engaged and he drew ideally in 6, a stark contrast to his previous run when he drew 16 in the Magic Millions 2YO Classic and finished fifth behind Shaquero.

Finance Tycoon is having his first run since the MM 2YO Classic and has gate 6.

First season sires account for seven of the 16 runners with representation for Frosted (USA), Star Turn, Extrme Choice, Flying Artie, Capitalist, Maurice (Jpn) and Wolf Cry.

The Blue Diamond Stakes field is.

No.

Horse

Trainer

Sire

Barrier

Weight

1

GENERAL BEAU

Mathew Ellerton & Simon Zahra

Brazen Beau

3

57kg

2

INGRATIATING

James Cummings

Frosted (USA)

7

57kg

3

FINANCE TYCOON

Tom Dabernig & Ben Hayes

Written Tycoon

6

57kg

4

PEGASI

Tony & Calvin McEvoy

Star Turn

9

57kg

5

ANAMOE

James Cummings

Street Boss (USA)

15

57kg

6

ABSEILER

Lloyd Kennewell

Extreme Choice

16

57kg

7

ARTORIUS

Anthony & Sam Freedman

Flying Artie

10

57kg

8

JIGSAW

Cindy Alderson

Manhattan Rain

4

57kg

9

CONSTRUCT

Peter & Paul Snowden

I Am Invincible

5

57kg

10

MARINE ONE

Lloyd Kennewell

Capitalist

12

57kg

11

HITOTSU

Wendy Kelly

Maurice (Jpn)

13

57kg

12

DOSH

Grahame Begg

Rich Enuff

8

55kg

13

ENTHAAR

Ciaron Maher & David Eustace

Written Tycoon

14

55kg

14

ARCADED

James Cummings

Street Boss (USA)

1

55kg

15

WOLVES

Greg Eurell

Wolf Cry

11

55kg

16

GINIBI

Gemma Rielly

Headwater

2

55kg


 
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