This Saturday’s Group I ATC TJ Smith Stakes (1200m) features a stellar field of the 11 best sprinters in the country, so respected pedigree analysts G1 Goldmine have produced an in-depth pedigree report for each runner to shed light on the genetics behind their phenomenal speed.
Interesting to note that the key runners here all return distance aptitude that would suggest 1600m or further may be within their range.
It’s good food for thought in that maybe the really elite sprinter, as a battle hardened older horse, requires more than just pure speed in his or her genetics.
1/ Bivouac – Not offered
2/ Nature Strip – Inglis Premier Passed in Res $120,000
3/ Eduardo – Not offered
4/ Zoutori – Inglis Easter $160,000
5/ Masked Crusader – Inglis Premier $340,000
6/ Dirty Work – Inglis Easter $800,000
7/ Order of Command – Not offered
8/ Eleven Eleven – Magic Millions $230,000
9/ Libertini – Not offered
10/ Haut Brion Her – Not offered
11/ September Run - Inglis Premier $380,000
