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Juvenile Trial Watch – Doomben

Tara Madgwick - Tuesday December 19

At this time of year when a Spirit of Boom 2YO wins a trial by a space you assume Magic Millions, but not in the case of this filly, who was bought from Inglis Premier and has a half-brother headed to the same sale in 2024 for Eureka Stud.

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The Tony Gollan trained Moulin Miss was having her first trial and bolted in to win by nearly five lengths.

A $170,000 Inglis Premier for her trainer and John Foote Bloodstock from the Eureka Stud draft at Inglis Premier, Moulin Miss is the second foal of Je Suis Tycoon, a winning sister to Group III winner Hightail from the family of Group I winner Dashing Eagle and Group I placed sprint stars Zapateo and Osborne Bulls.

Eureka Stud will offer her half-brother by Admire  Mars (Jpn) at Inglis Premier as Lot 311.

Click here to see all the trial results from Doomben with other juvenile heat winners by Harry Angel (IRE), Headwater and Better Than Ready.

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