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First Winner for Sebring Sun

Tara Madgwick - Thursday December 9

Glenthorne Park are delighted to see their young stallion Sebring Sun put his first winner on the board on Thursday with a well deserved victory for progressive filly Coriander.

Third and fourth at her first two starts at Rockhampton, the Tom smith trained Coriander was favourite for the 1050m maiden at Mackay and scored by half a length.

A $15,000 Magic Millions Gold Coast March Yearling Sale purchase from the Burwood Stud draft for Burleigh Estates, Coriander has already banked $30,000 in prizemoney.

Coriander is the second winner from Patient Way, a daughter of US stakes-winner Impatient (USA).

Sebring Sun has sired his first winner!

Coriander comes from a small  first crop of 19  foals by Sebring Sun, a stakes-winning son of Golden Slipper winning sire Sebring.

Sebring Sun stands at a fee of $3,300 at Glenthorne Park.


 

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Race Result - Tab Long May We Play Mdn 1050m

Mackay Track: Good(4) Time: 1:03.88
1
Coriander
- 2f Sebring Sun (AUS) x Patient Way (AUS) (Hemingway (IRE))
Tnr: Tom Smith Rdr: N Day 55.5
2
0.5
Thinkicangiddyupgo
- 2f Sidestep (AUS) x Queen Katharine (AUS) (Pluck (USA))
Tnr: Tom Smith Rdr: Adam Sewell 56
3
0.6
Highway Diamond
- 2f Wanted (AUS) x Tipsy Lane (AUS) (Rock Of Gibraltar (IRE))
Tnr: Ms O Cairns Rdr: C Spry 56.5
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