Maurice The sprinter’s son is growing rapidly Mazu took another leap towards the heads of the Australian sprint division with a harrowing 1,200-meter victory TAB Doomben 10,000 (G1) May 14, when Arrowfield Stud hosted a day of jubilation. rain in Brisbane.
Mazu is trained by Peter and Paul Snowden, who earlier this week were announced to have secured a spot in the next two renewals of the $15 million The Everest (1200m), continues to rapidly rise to the top. rose to prominence with its sixth straight and first win at the Group. 1 level.
Sam Clipperton places Mazu in fourth place behind pacesetter Zoustylewith James McDonald on Paulele chasing the favorites in fifth place, and it was Mazu’s red silk tank top and Godolphin’s royal blue that appeared instantly, engaging in an ardent duel with Mazu, who showed a toughness not found in his previous six wins, rife with a top. Backmarker Entriviere third among the rest, half the length of the leading duo.
Maurice’s first case son is the third elite level winner for the Japanese spinning ship Arrowfield, and joins the heroic double Derby winner Hitotsu as a group 1 scorer in Australia for stallions.
“I think (Mazu) did a great job in the condition and added another string to his bow with some persistence to fight through adversity and still win Group 1,” Jon Freyer, Arrowfield’s blood type manager told ANZ Bloodstock News.
Mazu, who was patiently launched by Peter and Paul Snowden to win the Daily Press Brian Crowley Stakes, Toyko City Keiba Fireball Stakes, Irrestable Pools Darby Munro Stakes and Arrowfield 3yo Sprint (G2) this season, will face off against the familiar path of the Triple Crown Everest Double Winner Redzelwho was coached by the Snowdens to win his first Everest in 2017 and win 10,000 Doomben in Queensland.
Paul Snowden said: “It was a very good preparation, let me tell you. “It’s a relief, there’s tremendous speed here and I followed him in the run and we took advantage of him to get him into position and they didn’t back down.
“He didn’t get the chance to move as much as he did in his races, he hit that flat point, but his ability to absorb pressure and stay strong late in the game is why we have a position. location in The Everest and why we’re there.”
Mazu becomes the second Group 1 winner after her dam Chatelaine .
Westbury rejoices at Tarzino’s Price’s Derby hero
Westbury Stud and trainer Mick Price celebrated the fairy tale group 1 winner Tarzino when Jungle Magnate produced an outstanding performance for the 2,500 meter Thomas Farms South Australian Derby (G1) at Morphettville.
Mark Zahra placed the Jungle Magnate towards the far end of the field, spotting the 15s leading into the return leg. However, an eye-catching move to get around the court around the bend saw gelding hit the front at the top of the line, and he took a convincing win with a convincing length and 3/4 at the rope to Yaphet with Explosion jack 2 1/2 the length behind the winner in third place.
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Jungle Magnate, owned by T Romeo, G Harvey and others, is the first named pony of Casino Prince mare Love of moneyshe is the half sister of the group 1 winner in Brazil New request and Grafton Cup winner (Listed, 2350m) First Crush.
