Deep Field Flyer for Prime

Tara Madgwick - Wednesday November 27

Joe O’Neil’s Prime Thoroughbreds colours were carried to victory at Warwick Farm on Wednesday by talented Deep Field filly Fituese.

Fituese as a yearlingThe John Thompson trained filly was an easy debut winner at Newcastle in October before finishing a luckless sixth at her next run at Kembla.

Stepped up to a Benchmark 64 for this 1000 metre sprint, she rose to the challenge, powering to the line to win by two and a half lengths in a slick 56.45 seconds.

With two wins from three starts and prizemoney topping $56,000, Fituese looks to have a bright future.

A $55,000 Magic Millions Perth purchase for Prime Thoroughbreds from the Western Breeders Alliance draft, Fituese is the second winner from Cattalo, a Tiger Hill (IRE) grand-daughter of four-time Group I winner Mannerism.

Newgate Farm's Deep Field is the leading second crop sire by winners and has strong representation at 2020 sales.


 

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Race Result - Headwater @ Vinery (Bm64) 1000m

Warwick Farm Track: Good(4) Time: 0:56.45
1
Fituese
- 3f Deep Field (AUS) x Cattalo (AUS) (Tiger Hill (IRE))
Tnr: John Thompson Rdr: Rachel King 57
2
2.5
Sulking
- 3f Snitzel (AUS) x Tears I Cry (USA) (Chester House (USA))
Tnr: M, W & J Hawkes Rdr: B Avdulla 55.5
3
3.8
Kateru
- 3c Sepoy (AUS) x Rio Osa (AUS) (Canny Lad (AUS))
Tnr: James Cummings Rdr: J B Mc Donald 58.5
4
5.1
Just Field
- 3f Deep Field (AUS) x Shoboard (AUS) (Show A Heart (AUS))
Tnr: P & P Snowden Rdr: K Mc Evoy 58
5
6.4
Upper East Side
- 3g Manhattan Rain (AUS) x Pretentious Miss (AUS) (Commands (AUS))
Tnr: Ms K Buchanan Rdr: A Bullock 60
6
8.4
Mr Mosaic
- 3c Rubick (AUS) x Crazy Quality (AUS) (Elusive Quality (USA))
Tnr: G A Ryan Rdr: K S Latham 61.5
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