Ocean Park filly part of a quality unreserved three in one Lot selling today

Media Release - Monday November 27
Waikato Stud's Ocean Park notched up his first stakes-winner on Saturday with another of his daughters up for grabs today in a three in one package on gavelhouse,com.

Stellafire with her Ocean Park filly at footOcean Jewel showed a brilliant turn of foot in the Listed Placid Ark Stakes (1200m) at Ascot on to earn high praise from trainer Simon Miller and jockey Josh Parr, marking her Cox Plate-winning sire's 16th win from 10 individual winners to date.

The Ocean Park filly for sale is offered with her four-time winning dam Stellafire, a daughter of Testa Rossa and a half-sister to Group One winner Lights of Heaven.

To date Stellafire has produced one to race with that a winner in the Wanted gelding Waipari Lad.

Completing the three in one package, Stellafire is in foal to Rich Hill Stud's Proisir, a full brother to last year's Caulfield Guineas winner Divine Prophet.

By Choisir and out of an Encosta de Lago mare, Proisir raced from the Waterhorse stable to win the Gr.3 Newcastle Spring Champion Stakes and race in top company throughout his career.

His best performances included finishing second to Dundeel in the Gr.1 Spring Champion Stakes and the Gr.1 Randwick Guineas while he also ran third to triple crown hero Pierro in the Gr.2 Hobartville Stakes.

Bidding on the gavelhouse.com New Zealand auction will close from 7pm NZ time tonight (Monday 27 November).

Register to bid online now or get in touch with the team via info@gavelhouse.com or call +6492964436 if you have any questions or would like a quote for airfreight from gavelhouse.com parent company New Zealand Bloodstock.
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