Turangga Farm Winner for All Too Hard

Tara Madgwick - Thursday October 5
Turangga Farm homebred Newburgh added to the run of success being enjoyed by Vinery Stud's All Too Hard when making it back to back wins after scoring at Gosford on Thursday.

All Too HardThe Team Hawkes trained colt broke his maiden last start at Newcastle and went straight on with the job at Gosford, powering home to win over 1100 metres by half a length.

Newburgh has won two of four starts and is the first winner for stakes-winning Testa Rossa mare Panipique, was also bred and raced by Stuart Ramsey's Turangga Farm.

Panipique has another yearling colt to follow by All Too Hard.

A half-brother to world champion Black Caviar, All Too Hard is leading the Australian Second Season Sires division by earnings and winners.




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