Two Winners in Two Days for Super Easy

Tara Madgwick - Wednesday October 4

Hallmark Stud Sire Super Easy has made a great start to the Spring racing term with two winners in as many days recorded in Australia.

The Richard Laming-trained Easy Beast (Super Easy ex Shanpanichi) left his rivals with windburn when he scored by 6-lengths at Echuca, the win coming at his first start as a three-year-old, and followed three placings recorded last season.

Super EasyBred by Rich Hill Thoroughbreds, Easy Beast was a NZ$55,000 purchase at the 2016 Karaka Premier Sale.

Super Easy filly Lisdoonvarna (ex Axislass) sealed the winning double and a 66.6% winners-to-runners ratio in Australia for her sire with a 1.5-length at Nowra for trainers Amanda Turner & Mauro Poletti on Tuesday. Formerly prepared by Donna Logan in New Zealand, the now three-year-old cleared maidens at her Australian debut.

"It is very exciting to see Super Easy really starting to make his mark as a sire," said Mark Baker of Hallmark Stud.

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"He has had solid success with race winners in New Zealand and Australia, and trial winners in Singapore as well, which is where of course he was a Champion Racehorse and crowned Horse of the Year."

Super Easy, a second season sire, is well represented in New Zealand by the multiple stakes-winning filly Prom Queen. Prom Queen has won seven of her eight raceday outings and is on target to race in the Group One Thousand Guineas at Riccarton in November.

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