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Japanese Stakes-Winner for Mosheen

Tara Madgwick - Monday January 8
Former superstar Australian race filly Mosheen featured in Japan on the weekend as the dam of her first stakes-winner when her three year-old Deep Impact daughter Primo Scene took out the Group III Fairy Stakes at Nakayama.

Aussie superstar filly Mosheen is the dam of Japanese G3 winner Primo SceneTrained by Tetsuya Kimura, Primo Scene scored a length and quarter win in the one mile feature on turf defeating a big field of 16 runners,

Primo Scene has two wins and a second from just three starts.

A four-time Group I winner in Australia with earnings in excess of $2.7 million, Mosheen (pictured Steve Hart following her Randwick Guineas win) was trained by Robert Smerdon for the late Phil Sly and claimed highlight wins in the VRC Oaks, Australian Guineas, ATC Randwick Guineas and Vinery Stud Stakes.

The champion daughter of Fastnet Rock was sold to Japan to begin her stud career and after producing a filly by Deep Impact that was unplaced, delivered Primo Scene as her second foal.

Deep Impact has just had his fee raised by Shadai Farm and will stand at 40 million yen in 2018 which equates to A$449,728.

Arrowfield Stud have entered four fillies for the 2018 Inglis Australian Easter Yearling Sale by Deep Impact from Alinghi, Alverta, Charming Estelle and You're So Good.

Smart money would suspect the sale topped might be in that quartet!

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