Juvenile Trial Watch – Randwick

Tara Madgwick - Tuesday November 28
Four juvenile heats conducted at Randwick on Tuesday morning were all won by Magic Millions sales graduates with the fastest trained by Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott.

The Art of the Bar as a yearlingTwo year-old Charge Forward filly The Art of the Bar showed good improvement from her first trial two weeks ago.

She flew the gates and showed abundant pace from her outside draw to sit up on the lead albeit wide and covering ground.

Asked to find the line by Tim Clark she did so to win the 740 metre scamper by more than a length in 41.60 seconds.

The Art of the Bar was a $150,000 Magic Millions purchase for her trainers from the Cressfield draft and is from unraced Redoute’s Choice mare Personification, a daughter of royally bred Galileo mare Personifcation, a stakes-winner daughter of celebrated producer Procrastinate.

This is the family of Champion South Africa Filly Laisserfaire and Group III winner A Time for Julia, stakes-winners Time Thief and Foreplay.

She’s a filly from a serious Black Type family and looks to have her share of natural ability.

Other juvenile trial winners were Carnina (All Too Hard), Quackerjack (Not a Single Doubt) and Ljungberg (I Am Invincible).

Click here for all the trial results.



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