 Pierro sired the first winner at Ballarat on Thursday with Anthony Freedman
producing promising three year-old filly Cabierro to score a dominant win as
favourite at her second start.
Pierro sired the first winner at Ballarat on Thursday with Anthony Freedman
producing promising three year-old filly Cabierro to score a dominant win as
favourite at her second start.Third on debut last month, Cabierro blitzed her rivals to win the 1600 metre maiden for fillies with authority.
A $155,000 Inglis Easter purchase for Michael Freedman Racing from the Strawberry Hill draft, Cabierro is the fourth winner for Danehill (USA) mare Living Hell, a daughter of Melbourne Cup winner Jezabeel.
Cabierro is the 12th winner for Pierro this season and is his seventh winner in the past six days.
All Too Hard put a winner on the board at Hawkesbury where All Too Huiying made it two wins in a row when saluting over 1800 metres.
 Group II placed last season at two, the Gary Moore trained All Too Huiying took
a while to break his maiden but is obviously headed well and truly in the right
direction now.
Group II placed last season at two, the Gary Moore trained All Too Huiying took
a while to break his maiden but is obviously headed well and truly in the right
direction now.A $150,000 Magic Millions Adelaide purchase for his trainer from the Mill Park draft, All Too Huiying is a half-brother to Group I winner Happy Trails and Group III winner Danish Twist being the sixth winner for terrific producer Madame Flurry.
All Too Hard has sired 18 winners this season, but trails Pierro at this stage by earnings and stakes-winners.
If you have a mare booked to either this spring there is every reason to be optimistic about their long term prospects.
Pierro stands at Coolmore at a fee of $49,500 and All Too Hard at Vinery at $44,000.
 
                            








