There were six juvenile heats at the Rosehill barrier trials on Tuesday with a first look at two impressive youngsters by I Am Invincible a highlight along with another Farnan youngster confirming his talent.
Invincible Phantom was another I Am Invincible youngster having his first public outing and did it beautifully, winning in the fastest time of the 900m two-year-old heats.
The Bjorn Baker trained colt was a $160,000 buy for his trainer and Clarke Bloodstock from Yarraman Park at Inglis Premier, which saw him the cheapest of six offered by his sire at that sale.
He’s the first foal of Redoute’s Choice mare Miss Carlotta, an unraced three-quarter sister to stakes winners Autumn Ballet and Albrecht from the family of Lonhro.
The runner-up in the heat is also one that has been showing promise in Farnan’s Farnished, a $650,000 yearling for Waterhouse/Bott from Widden Stud at Magic Millions
He’s trialled strongly several times now, twice this preparation and looks ready to go to the races.
Farnan is not short of two-year-olds showing promise at the trials, have a look here, and you can add the Ryan/Alexiou trained Grand Eagle to that list after an impressive win in Heat five.
He was the highest priced by his sire at the Inglis Classic Sale last year, bringing $300,000 to the bid of George Moore Bloodstock form Valiant Stud.
Golden Eagle is out of the Pierro mare Sauvignon and a half-brother to Listed winner Chilled (Shalaa) from a family which includes Group I Blue Diamond winner Catchy.
This was his best of three trials, two this current preparation, and one suspects his future may rest in Hong Kong given his connections.
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