Eighth Stakes-Winner for The Factor

Tara Madgwick - Monday November 13
Newgate Farm shuttler The Factor added an eighth stakes-winner to his tally in the US over the weekend with promising two year-old colt A Different World taking out the $100,000 Grade III James Lewis Stakes at Laurel.

The FactorTrained by John Servis, A Different World was second on debut and then an easy winner at his next outing before stepping up to stakes company.

He led all the way and cruised home to win the six furlong sprint by two lengths.

A Different Word is the first winner for stakes-winner Right to Rule and adds to the growing list of stakes horses sired by War Front's brilliant Group I winning son The Factor, whose first Australian runners are two year-olds this season.

The Factor is back at Newgate this spring at a fee of $11,000.



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