Another stunning son of champion sire Snitzel, he was bred by Neil Werrett and consigned for sale by Kitchwin Hills where he was foaled and raised. (pictured in the ring by Steve Hart)
He was the subject of keen competition before Queenslander Steve Morley secured
the colt on behalf of a syndicate with the recorded buyers Steve Morley
Bloodstock / Glenlogan Park / Whitby Bloodstock / RIFA Mustang QLD.Morley is the Stud Manager for leading Queensland nursery Glenlogan Park, who have moved out of the business of standing stallions at their own farm, but are looking to invest in quality colts that may ultimately stand in the Hunter Valley.
"I saw him as a foal at Kitchwin Hills and not many horses stand out in a paddock of youngsters the way he did," Morley told Sky Racing.
"I haven't had my eye on him for just the past five days, I've been watching him since he was a foal."
Peter and Paul Snowden have been confirmed as training the colt.
The team at Kitchwin Hills will be hoping this colt runs up to his good looks as Go Indy Go had another colt last spring by Snitzel and is back in foal to Arrowfield's champion sire.
Go Indy Go was a Group I winner at a mile by Darley shuttler Bernardini (USA) and comes from an outstanding female family that has produced a Golden Slipper winner in Ha Ha and a Caulfield Cup winner in Southern Speed, so this fellow has the pedigree to be both fast and versatile.
