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One to Watch – Werribee

Tara Madgwick - Monday February 3

Magic Millions 2YO Classic winner Karuta Qeen was making news last month when her Written Tycoon filly made $1.5 million at Magic Millions 2020 and on Monday she produced another smart winner at Werribee.

Retained to race by John Singleton’s Strawberry Hill Stud and given to Tony and Calvin McEvoy to train, three year-old Deep Field filly Oh Please Dianna scored a head win as favourite in the 1100m maiden.



Deep FieldShe was tenacious to the line in breaking the ice at her second start after finishing second on debut at Murray Bridge on New Year’s Day.

Oh Please Dianna is a half-sister to stakes-winner Eawase and is the second winner for Karuta Queen, who has a two year-old filly by Written Tycoon to follow called Pocket Goddess and then the $1.5million Written Tycoon  filly bought by Sheamus Mills Bloodstock.

Karuta Queen delivered a Spirit of Boom filly last spring and is now in foal to Zoustar.

Oh Please Dianna is the 44th winner of the season for Deep Field and is his 40th three year-old winner.

Deep Field has 24 entries for the Inglis Classic starting this Sunday and you can see them here.

 

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Race Result - Sherriffs Cranetrucks Mdn 1100m

Werribee Track: Soft(5) Time: 1:06.28
1
Oh Please Dianna
- 3f Deep Field (AUS) x Karuta Queen (AUS) (Not A Single Doubt (AUS))
Tnr: T & C McEvoy Rdr: L Currie 57
2
0.2
Finesse Tess
- 3f Skilled (AUS) x Countess Creed (AUS) (Viscount (AUS))
Tnr: K L Corstens Rdr: B Prebble 57
3
2.2
Flirting
- 3f Medaglia D'Oro (USA) x Come Hither (AUS) (Redoute's Choice (AUS))
Tnr: Anthony Freedman Rdr: Will Price 55
4
5.2
Cirrina
- 3f Toronado (IRE) x Miss Octopussy (AUS) (Lonhro (AUS))
Tnr: T J Hughes Jnr Rdr: J Maskiell 57
5
20.2
Villa Blanca
- 3f Exceed And Excel (AUS) x Truly Wicked (AUS) (Rubiton (AUS))
Tnr: T Busuttin & N Young Rdr: M J Walker 57
6
80.2
Marie Oh Marie
- 3f Albrecht (AUS) x Rosaria (AUS) (Rory's Jester (AUS))
Tnr: Saab Hasan Rdr: Fred W Kersley 57
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