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First Winner for Kobayashi

Tara Madgwick - Sunday January 2

I Am Invincible has another sire son with his first winner after Aquis Farm’s Kobayashi broke the ice at the Sunshine Coast on Sunday with a debut  victory for two year-old filly Midnight in Tokyo.

Trained by Kacy Fogden, Midnight in Tokyo proved too good for her more fancied stablemate Floral Oasis, forging clear of the Not a Single Doubt filly to win the 1000m maiden by a length and a quarter.
 



Midnight in Tokyo is an Aquis homebred and is the second winner from Orabelle, a winning three-quarter -sister by Casino Prince to stakes-winner All Too Royal from Group I winner Bel Mer.

Orabelle was sold in the 2021 Inglis Digital March (Late) Sale for $1,000 and was sent to Kobayashi again last spring by her new owner.

Kobayashi, click for more information.

A lightly raced Listed winner at two, Kobayashi stands at Aquis at a fee of $3,300.



 

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Race Result - Dynamic Prosthetics Mdn Hcp 1000m

Sunshine Coast Track: Heavy(9) Time: 0:59.52
1
Midnight In Tokyo
- 2f Kobayashi (AUS) x Orabelle (AUS) (Casino Prince (AUS))
Tnr: Kacy Fogden Rdr: Ben Thompson 56
MM Gold Coast National Weanling Sale $0
Seller: Parsons Creek, Milbrodale, NSW (As Agent)
Buyer: Withdrawn
2
1.3
Floral Oasis
- 2f Not A Single Doubt (AUS) x Rare Fragrance (AUS) (Show A Heart (AUS))
Tnr: Kacy Fogden Rdr: Ryan Maloney 57.5
3
2.3
Whistling Spirit
- 2c Spirit Of Boom (AUS) x Foxwhistle (AUS) (Authorized (IRE))
Tnr: Ryan Tyrell Rdr: Boris Thornton 58
4
4.3
Mishani Sunshine
- 2f The Mission (AUS) x One Golden Day (AUS) (Pressday (AUS))
Tnr: L G Ross Rdr: M R Du Plessis 55.5
5
4.4
Spanish Angels
- 2f Sidestep (AUS) x Maxy Legs (AUS) (Strategic (AUS))
Tnr: L G Ross Rdr: Melea Castle 54
6
7.4
Alert State
- 2f Defcon (AUS) x Repercussions (AUS) (Quest For Fame (GB))
Tnr: L G Ross Rdr: J P Morris 57.5
7
23.7
Mishani Merlot
- 2f Mahisara (AUS) x Mishani Shiraz (AUS) (Rothesay (AUS))
Tnr: L G Ross Rdr: S T Collett 56
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