Juvenile Trial Watch - Rosehill

Breednet - Friday May 24

The Rosehill trials on Friday weren’t big on numbers but they did give us the first look at a couple of impressive two-year-olds, one being the last foal of a Champion 3YO.

Regimental Colours is a filly by All Too Hard from Regimental Gal, who captured the imagination when, having been bought for $16,500 as a yearling at Magic Millions went on to win the Magic Millions 2YO Classic before taking the G1 Australia Stakes and G1 Lightning Stakes on her way to being crowned the Champion 3YO Filly in Australia.

Advertisement

Trained by Bjorn Baker and ridden by Rachel King in the trial, Regimental Colours showed good gate speed before putting a gap on her opposition in a most promising fashion.

Heat 6

At stud Regimental Gal produced 10 live foals, including the G3 winner Lilliburlero.  Regimental Colours is her last, with Cressfield Stud calling full time on her career in 2021.

Cressfield indeed offered Regimental Colours at the 2023 Magic Millions Gold Coast Sale however she failed to meet reserve and now races in their colours.

Baker also produced another first time trailer in Stardeel who put a similarly impressive gap on her rivals, and in faster time than Regimental Colours.

Heat 7

A colt by Dundeel from the Star Witness mare Alta Stella, Stardeel was a $160,000 purchase by her trainer and Jim Clark’s Clarke Bloodstock from Newgate Farm at Magic Millions.

Click here to see the trial results.

Advertisment
More Reading...
Tajana Wins G3 Sunline Vase
Many pre-race pundits had labelled Saturday’s Ellerslie’s feature, the Gr.3 Al Basti Equiworld Dubai Sunline Vase (1400m) as a two-horse contest between Lollapalooza and Tajana, the two hottest three-year-old fillies of spring racing to date.
Sires With Winners - Friday September 19
Here is the full list of 38 stallions which had winners throughout Australasia today with winners and result details.
First G1 Winner For Calyx As Sepals Wins Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes
With most of the hype heading into this year’s running of the $1m Group 1 MRC Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes (1400m) surrounding the four-year-olds, the Cliff Brown trained Sepals justified that hype, highlighting his class to come out on top with a brilliant win.
2YO Barrier Triallers So Far This Season
While Monday’s official two year-old trials at Randwick are always interesting as a first look at the babies showing early talent, there’s been a number trial around Australia already this season.
Ears Back Wins G3 Metric Mile
North Island raids have delivered rich rewards this year for Canterbury mare Ears Back, who collected her second black-type prize in the Gr.3 Hunterville Vet Club Metric Mile (1600m) at Trentham on Saturday.
Busy Weekend Looms for Te Akau - MM Sale-Topper to Debut
Fierce Flight kicked off what Te Akau Racing is hoping to be a lucrative weekend for the trans-Tasman operation when winning the Te Aroha Maiden Hurdle (3100m) on Friday with Saturday racing highlighted by the debut of their $2.1million Wootton Bassett (GB) filly from Avantage that topped the 2024 Magic Millions Yearling sale..
Apocalyptic Dazzles in G2 Tea Rose Victory
A big strong girl that stands above her rivals in the mounting yard, Extreme Choice filly Apocalyptic again showed her class on the track with a dominant victory in the $300,000 Group II ATC Tea Rose Stakes (1400m) at Randwick on Saturday.
Sires With Winners - Saturday September 20
Here is the full list of 102 stallions which had winners throughout Australasia today with winners and result details.
Kiwi Bred With Your Blessing wins G3 Bill Ritchie
New Zealand-bred gelding With Your Blessing capped a consistent run of form with his first black-type success in Saturday’s A$250,000 Gr.3 Bill Ritchie Handicap (1400m) at Randwick.
First Australian SW For Ghaiyyath - Yum Wins Jim Moloney Stakes
It was clear the betting public weren’t interested, but connections felt she was a good chance despite the five weeks between runs, as John McArdle’s Yum charged late to win the Listed MRC Jim Moloney Stakes (1400m), becoming the first Australian stakes winner for Darley’s Ghaiyyath (IRE).