Daily Debutants

Tara Madgwick - Saturday July 29

The Daily Debutants list for Saturday features a Vinery Stud blueblood filly by More Than Ready (USA) from a Group I Coolmore Classic winner.

More Than Ready

Prepared by Kris Lees, three year-old More Than Ready (USA) filly Bollinger Rose will make her debut at Gosford.

She is from Bollinger, who won the Coolmore Classic for Vinery back in 2003 before being sent to stud in the US.

She produced US Group II winner Friesan Fire and three other winners in the Northern Hemisphere before being returned to Australia in 2010.

Her first foal born back in Australia is metropolitan winner Madame Lily (More than Ready) and her second is Bollinger Rose.

A daughter of Golden Slipper winner Bint Marscay, Bollinger died last year and her final foal is two year-old All Too Hard colt Villermont.

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