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New Winner For Encryption

Breednet - Friday June 30

Eureka Stud’s freshman sire Encryption is enjoying a stellar start to his career and he had winner number five with a debutant on Friday.

Fleeting Chance started an odds-on favourite at Ipswich and after being sent straight to the lead by James Orman kept it going to get the career started perfectly.

Fleeting Chance

The colt was a $100,000 for his trainer Kelly Schwieda as part of Book Two at the Magic Millions Gold Sale.

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He is the fifth foal of Barely A Moment mare Fleet Riane and her fourth winner. She has a weanling colt by Zoustar and was served by Spirit Of Boom last season.

Encryption has enjoyed an outstanding freshman season headlined by the outstanding dual stakes winner Cifrado, winner of the Gr.2 Spirit Of Boom Classic and Gr.2 Aquis Stallions Sires’ Produce.

He sits second on the First Season money list and Fleeting Chance takes him to number five by winners.

Encryption stands the 2023 season at Eureka Stud at a fee of $13,200.

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