A half-sister to $5.2 million earning Group I winner Icebath, the progressive Superfabulistic continued her rise with a back-to-back metropolitan victory at Warwick Farm on Wednesday
The four-year-old mare, a homebred for Waikato Stud, who stood Super Seth prior to his recent acquisition by Coolmore Australia, had won over the same course and distance at her previous start and left little doubt she is a mare on the rise, winning by nearly two lengths.
"I thought at her last two runs she has been very strong through the line," said co-trainer Adrian Bott.
"I think in time she will get over a bit further. It was her fifth run this campaign and we just want to give her time. She is going to be a lovely mare going forward."
"Mark Chittick and the team at Waikato Stud are so patient with their horses and happy to give her time.
"I'm delighted to get them a result, but I think we can achieve bigger and better things with her going forward. Most likely she will go for a break now — she is strengthening all the time and we don't want to go to the well too many times."
Superfabulistic is the seventh winner from eight foals produced by the outstanding Fabulist, a five-time winner by Savabeel.
It was a big day for Super Seth at Warwick Farm, with Sanctified (3g Super Seth x Sacred Siren, by O'Reilly) also winning the Benchmark 72 over 1300m for Gerald Ryan and Sterling Alexiou.
Super Seth is set to stand his first Australian season at Coolmore at a fee of $137,500.
