Racking up his fourth consecutive win at Hobart on Friday
in the Listed $100,000 Tasmanian Guineas was promising Dundeel three year-old
The Inevitable.
Prepared by Scot Brunton, The Inevitable is unbeaten this preparation and has
improved with every outing.
Sent out a hot favourite for his first attempt at 1600 metres, he cruised home
to win by a length and has now won four of five starts earning nearly $120,000 in prizemoney.
A $90,000 Magic Millions Adelaide purchase for David Brunton from the
Cornerstone Stud draft, The Inevitable is a half-brother to Group III winner
Blahnik and stakes-winner Elysees being one of 11 winners from sensational
producer Gift Bouquet, a stakes-winning daughter of Kings High.
He is the third stakes-winner for Arrowfield Stud's Dundeel, who has made good
progress this season with his oldest progeny turning three.
Dundeel is proving popular at the 2019 Magic Millions with nine yearlings averaging
$125,833 in the first three sessions.
New Stakes-Winner for Dundeel
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