Three Out of Three for Awtaad

Tara Madgwick - Wednesday April 20

Little known Shadwell stallion Awtaad was the subject of a Breednet story last month when he sired two winners at Canterbury on the one day in Waterford (IRE) and Diamil (IRE) and he made it three Australian winners from three Australian runners when his four year-old daughter Zumoradda (IRE)saluted at Bendigo.

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Zumoradda is another promising Australian winner for Awtaad - image Brett Holburt / Racing Photos

Having her first Australian start for the Lindsay Park team of Ben and JD Hayes, Zumoradda was favourite for the 1300m maiden and led all the way to win by a neck in a tenacious display.

JD Hayes was full of praise for the lightly raced mare, who had placed five times without winning when trained in Ireland by Dermot Weld.
 



Zumoradda was a 50,000 guineas purchase for Blandford Bloodstock from the Tattersalls August Horses in Training Sale last year where she was offered in the Shadwell Dispersal.

Zumoradda is the second winner from Raven’s Pass mare Mesadah, an unraced daughter of Group III winner Albisola.
 



Zumoradda is from the first crop of Shadwell Stud bred and raced Group I winning miler Awtaad, a son of Cape Cross that stands at Derrinstown Stud in Ireland at a fee of 5,000 euros.

From limited numbers Awtaad has done a pretty promising job siring six stakes-winners from 105 runners headed by Group III winner Creative Belief.


 

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Race Result - Bet365 Protest Promise Mdn 1300m

Bendigo Track: Heavy(10) Time: 1:21.24
1
Zumoradda
- 4m Awtaad (IRE) x Mesadah (IRE) (Raven's Pass (USA))
Tnr: Ben & J D Hayes Rdr: B Mc Dougall 57.5
2
0.3
Shootoose
- 3g Shooting To Win (AUS) x Fast And Loose (AUS) (Fastnet Rock (AUS))
Tnr: Simon Zahra Rdr: D Moor 59
3
3.6
Tatsuro
- 3g Maurice (JPN) x Sister Souss (AUS) (Husson (ARG))
Tnr: Gavin Bedggood Rdr: M J Dee 59
4
3.7
Mr Nafplion
- 3g Rock 'n' Pop (AUS) x Kovka (IRE) (Rip Van Winkle (IRE))
Tnr: M J Enright Rdr: H Coffey 59
5
5.0
Lewandowski
- 4g Casino Prince (AUS) x Babieta (AUS) (Jeune (GB))
Tnr: Keith Hall Rdr: Bruno Neto 59.5
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