Fresh from a four winner Saturday, Gooree Stud’s Everest winning sire Yes Yes Yes kept the winners coming at Kilmore on Monday with promising juvenile winner Signed By a Kiss carrying the Prime Thoroughbreds colours to victory.
Trained by Patrick Payne, Signed By a Kiss was midfield on debut in a Listed race back in March and was then second up from a freshen up in the 1100m maiden today with Alana Kelly to ride.
Signed By a Kiss enjoyed a cosy run in transit before taking a split between runners to surge clear and win by a length.
Bred by Prime Thoroughbreds principal Joe O’Neill in partnership, Signed By a Kiss was foaled and raised at Yarraman Park and is a half-sister to stakes-winner The Nephew.
She is the third winner from four foals to race from Husson’s Kiss, a half-sister to Group II winning $1.4million earner Rubisaki, who was a star for Prime Thoroughbreds before being sold as a broodmare prospect for $1million at the 2022 Magic Millions National Sale..
Husson’s Kiss has a yearling filly by Hellbent that was sold in the Yarraman Park draft at Inglis Premier this year for $130,000 to Gai Waterhouse & Adrian Bott Racing / Kestrel Thoroughbreds.
She had another filly by Hellbent last spring and was covered by him again.
Signed By a Kiss is the 59th winner this season for Yes Yes Yes, who is riding high in fifth place on the third season sires list by winners .
He stands at a fee of $16,500 at Gooree Park Stud this spring.
