Mornington trainer John McArdle and a big team of owners have already had a lot of fun with talented Denman mare Humma Humma, who produced a personal best performance to win the Listed MRC Alinghi Stakes (1100m) at Caulfield on Saturday.
Stakes-placed five times and a winner of the Listed SAJC Redelva Stakes last season, Humma Humma won first up at Moonee Valley on September 27 and kept up the good work with this fast finishing win under Jamie Mott.
She surged to the line to win by half a length taking her overall record to five wins and six placings from 17 starts with earnings in excess of $472,000.
An $80,000 Inglis Premier purchase for Redgum Racing from the Flinders Park Stud draft, Humma Humma was bred by Bridsan Bloodstock and is s the second winner from Humma Mumma, a metropolitan winning half-sister by Bel Esprit to stakes-winner Vignette.
Humma Mumma has a yearling filly by Capitalist and was covered last spring by Zoustar.
Humma Mumma is one of 16 stakes-winners for Lonhro’s stunning son Denman, who has relocated to Twin Hills Stud and stands at a fee of $8,800.
More Stakes Success for Denman Mare
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Race Result - Carlton Draught Alinghi Stakes LR 1100m
Caulfield Track: Good(3) Time: 1:04.15
Tnr: John McArdle Rdr: J Mott 57
Tnr: James Cummings Rdr: Craig Williams 57
Tnr: David Pfieffer Rdr: D Dunn 57
Tnr: G Waterhouse & A Bott Rdr: D Oliver 56
Tnr: James Cummings Rdr: Damian Lane 57
Tnr: Mark C Webb Rdr: B Melham 55
Tnr: Daniel Bowman Rdr: Declan Bates 55
Tnr: D & B Hayes & T Dabernig Rdr: L Nolen 55
Tnr: R E Laing Rdr: Jye McNeil 55
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