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First Winner for Spill the Beans

Tara Madgwick - Sunday October 27

Aquis Farm’s Spill the Beans posted his first winner on Sunday and just for good measure made it a quinella siring the first two home in the juvenile maiden at Townsville.

Spill the Beans has sired his first winner

Spill the Beans has sired his first winner

Trained by Roy Chillemi, Tennessee Boy was having his first start and cruised clear as a hot favourite to win the 100 metre scamper by three and a half lengths over another first starter in Molongle Drifter.

The winner was bought for $12,500 from the Aquis Farm draft by Group I Pty Ltd at the Magic Millions Gold Coast March Yearling Sale.

Bred by Aquis and partners, he is a half-brother to Group I placed Tennessee Strategy and is the seventh winner from good producer Tennessee Red, a half-sister by Red Ransom (USA) to Group II winner Trezevant.

A Group II winning son of champion sire Snitzel, Spill the Beans stands at Aquis Queensland at a fee of $11,000.

 

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Race Result - Carlton & United Breweries Mdn 1000m

Townsville Track: Good(4) Time: 0:58.72
1
Tennessee Boy
- 2c Spill The Beans (AUS) x Tennessee Red (AUS) (Red Ransom (USA))
Tnr: O Chillemi Rdr: W D'Avila 56.5
2
3.5
Molongle Drifter
- 2g Spill The Beans (AUS) x Bellavonane (AUS) (Clang (AUS))
Tnr: Ben Williams Rdr: Daniel Edmonds 56.5
3
9.3
Marvellous Heart
- 2c Show A Heart (AUS) x Marvellousmakeover (AUS) (Choisir (AUS))
Tnr: Ben Williams Rdr: P Cullen 56.5
4
10.7
Waterway
- 2c Whittington (AUS) x Potomac (AUS) (General Nediym (AUS))
Tnr: O Chillemi Rdr: P Romeo 56.5
5
46.5
The Block
- 2c Love Conquers All (AUS) x Ready To Race (AUS) (More Than Ready (USA))
Tnr: A R Bailey Rdr: Michael Murphy 56.5
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