With seven winners in the past seven days and five stakes-winners this season, dual Cox Plate winning sire So You Think is in the best form of his life as a sire and added an impressive maiden winner to his tally at Ballarat on Wednesday.
Three year-old filly It’s Kind of Magic was sent off a well backed favourite in a competitive fillies maiden over 1400 metres and emerged an easy winner at her second start after finishing second on debut at the start of the month.
Prepared by Brent Stanley, It’s Kind of Magic surged forward to take up the lead and was never troubled in coasting home to win by three and a half lengths.
A modest $45,000 Magic Millions purchase for Slade Bloodstock from the Baramul Stud draft, It’s Kind of Magic was bred and sold by Gerry Harvey and is the sith winner from six to race out of Danehill’s Group II winning daughter Magically.
Magically has foaled this spring producing a filly by Star Turn and also has a yearling colt by Shooting to Win.
One to Watch – Ballarat
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Race Result - Pipe Pro Direct. Drilling Mdn 1400m
Ballarat Track: Good(4) Time: 1:25.24
Tnr: Brent Stanley Rdr: H Coffey 57
Tnr: T Busuttin & N Young Rdr: B Prebble 57
Tnr: N A Blackiston Rdr: Jordan Childs 57
Tnr: T Busuttin & N Young Rdr: Ms L J Meech 57
Tnr: M C Kent Rdr: L Nolen 57
Tnr: D & B Hayes & T Dabernig Rdr: Jye McNeil 57
Tnr: Byron Cozamanis Rdr: J Noonan 57
Tnr: K M Keys Rdr: L Currie 57
Tnr: D & B Hayes & T Dabernig Rdr: Lachlan King 57
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