She's So High Retired

Tara Madgwick - Thursday March 7

Lightly raced I Am Invincible mare She's So High has been retired just days after winning  a Listed race at Flemington last Saturday.

She's So High - image Grant CourtneyAlready a Group III winner in her previous preparation, the Mick Price trained four year-old has the overall record of four wins from 10 starts with prizemoney topping $400,000.

Despite her impressive performance last Saturday, Price told RadioTAB on Thursday morning the mare's career is over.

"She is retired. She's always been a precious filly we've nursed and nursed, and I wasn't happy with the way she pulled up." Price said.

"She's only had 10 starts but there's no need to squeeze them too hard.

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"I wasn't happy with one knee and she didn't feel right over her back end.

"I don't believe she should be pressured anymore as a racehorse.

"She is going to be a beautiful mother."

She's So High is owned by a big syndicate of Blueblood Thoroughbreds owners and has an impressive pedigree that will make her a hot commodity if she is offered at auction this year in the broodmare sales.

She's So High is from a half-sister to the dam of this season's juvenile stakes-winner Mockery and comes from the family of  Group I winners Shooting to Win and Luna Rossa as well as record breaking Group II winner Deep Field.
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