A busy set of trials at Randwick on Thursday morning featured six heats won by juveniles including some interesting unraced youngsters by Stay Inside and Wootton Bassett (GB) along with a $1.2million Snitzel filly that is now two for two at the trials.
The Anthony and Sam Freedman trained Aryaam was having her second trial and showed the same natural brilliance that she did in her first. Ridden by Tommy Berry she quickly put herself In the lead with minimum effort and was held together all the way to win by a head.
Aryaam is a full sister to metro winner Cash and is the second foal from Group II winning Written Tycoon mare Super Cash, whose third foal is a Dundeel colt that will be offered by Arrowfield Stud at Inglis Easter as Lot 130.
The Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott trained Stay Inside filly Reachin’ Out was having her second outing and was pushed along to win by half a length with I Am Invincible filly Born to Fly closing well late. Born to Fly is a much bigger and stronger filly and looked as though she would take good benefit from the trial.
Reachin’ Out was a $400,000 Magic Millions National Weanling purchase and is a half-sister to Group II winning sire Zousain.
The Price Kent trained Wootton Bassett (GB) colt Satoshi improved in his second trial after showing pace in the first one before fading to be fifth. Dropping back from 900 to 736m, he was again quick to take the lead and stayed there to win by a length.
A homebred for Dorrington Farm, Satoshi is a half-brother to a couple of Group placed horses and is from Group III winner My Sabeel.
Additional heat winners were: Zoo Dazzler (Zoustar), Baylie’s Folly (Stratum Star), Rebel Elegance (Rebel Dane).
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