New SW for Pride of Dubai

Tara Madgwick - Wednesday January 17

The $125,000 Listed Miss Andretti Stakes (1200m) at Pinjarra on Wednesday produced a new stakes-winner for Pride of Dubai with victory going to progressive mare Wild Belle.

Wild Belle is a new SW for Pride of Dubai - image Western Racepix

Trained by Luke Fernie and ridden by Willie Pike, Wild Belle was second up from a spell and powered to a dominant win as a short priced favourite scoring by nearly two lengths.

An $80,000 Inglis Easter purchase from Segenhoe for part-owner Kim Doak, Wild Belle has won four of nine starts earning over $200,000  in prizemoney.

She is the best of two winners from Group III winning Clangalang mare Hi Belle, whose yearling colt by Time to Reign made $230,000 for Kingstar Farm at Magic Millions last week. Sadly she died last year and that colt is her final foal.

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Wild Belle is the 22nd stakes-winner for Pride of Dubai, who enjoyed a renewed burst of popularity last spring covering over 100 mares at Coolmore at a fee of $27,500.

She is the sixth Australasian stakes-winner for Pride of the Dubai this season and two of them are Group I winners Pride of Jenni and Desert Lightning.

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Race Result - Unite Resourcing Miss Andretti Stakes LR 1200m

Pinjarra Track: Good(4) Time: 1:10.69
1
Wild Belle
- 4m Pride Of Dubai (AUS) x Hi Belle (AUS) (Clangalang (AUS))
Tnr: Luke Fernie Rdr: W Pike 54
Pride Of Dubai
2
1.7
Gemma's Son
- 6g Snippetson (AUS) x Princess Gemma (AUS) (Dr Fong (USA))
Tnr: D R Harrison Rdr: S Mc Gruddy 54
3
1.8
Real Danger
- 5m I Am Invincible (AUS) x Real Charm (AUS) (Reset (AUS))
Tnr: D L Morton Rdr: J Whiting 54.5
I Am Invincible
4
2.8
Hint Of Mint
- 7m Delago Deluxe (AUS) x Cinnamon Bells (AUS) (Catbird (AUS))
Tnr: N D Parnham Rdr: Laqdar Ramoly 54
5
2.9
Corn Cob
- 5g Awesome Rock (AUS) x Corn Flakes (AUS) (Oratorio (AUS))
Tnr: Ms J Martin Rdr: Lucy Fiore 54
6
3
It'sarayday
- 5g Winning Rupert (AUS) x Wild Soiree (USA) (Fusaichi Pegasus (USA))
Tnr: Simon Miller Rdr: Holly Watson 55
7
3.2
Ghost Who Walks
- 6g God Has Spoken (AUS) x Death Knock (AUS) (Lonhro (AUS))
Tnr: N D Parnham Rdr: Keshaw Dhurun 59
8
4.8
Laverrod
- 7g Toronado (IRE) x Demasheen (AUS) (Fastnet Rock (AUS))
Tnr: S & J Casey Rdr: Jarrad Noske 59.5
9
6.4
Panzdown
- 6g Panzer Division (AUS) x Moonrush (AUS) (Encosta De Lago (AUS))
Tnr: C & M Gangemi Rdr: Jordan Turner 54
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