Trained by James Tate, Haddaf scored a three-quarter length win in the five
furlong sprint and has now three of his four starts this year after being
gelded at the end of his two year-old season which produced a win and a couple
of stakes-placings from eight starts.An 85,000 guinea purchase from the Tattersalls October Yearling Sale, Haddaf is a half-brother to stakes-winner Lamar and is one of six winners from stakes-placed Cozzene mare Deveron.
Haddaf is the third stakes-winner for Dawn Approach, whose best Australian offspring so far is Godolphin's stakes-placed filly Gongs.
A champion son of Galileo's Epsom Derby winner New Approach, Dawn Approach stands at Darley Hunter Valley this spring at a fee of $19,250.









