Relatively quiet set of trials at Randwick on Friday with five heats won by juveniles, but one of those is likely to be the next winner for Stay Inside so he warrants a closer look.
The Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott trained Stay Inside youngster Eviction Notice has had four starts and all of them have been in Group races with placings in the G3 Canonbury Stakes to Hidrix and G2 Silver Slipper to Stretan Ruler.
He is returning this prep as a gelding and was sent along at the finish in his second trial back by Tim Clark to win by three and a half lengths over Ozzbourne, the full brother to G1 winner Ozzmosis.
Ozzbourne had the blinkers on this time in his third trial this prep and this was his best effort so far.
A $375,000 Magic Millions purchase from Newgate for Gai Waterhouse & Adrian Bott Racing/Kestrel Thoroughbreds, Eviction Notice is a half-brother to US stakes-winner High Class and is from G3 placed import Euroboss (USA), a well related daughter of Street Boss.
We had our first look at the Michael Freedman trained Tagaloa filly Wanda’s Spark, who scored a narrow win in her heat carrying the Yulong colours. She jumped nicely and travelled well throughout under a hold for Andrew Adkins and had a very good experience.
A homebred for Yulong, Wanda’s Spark is the first foal of Group III winner Wandabaa, who was bought from Australian Bloodstock by Yulong through Inglis Digital for $800,000. They sold her second foal, another filly by Tagaloa for $400,000 at Magic Millions this year to Spicer Thoroughbreds.
Wandabaa is a half-sister to Group II winner Olentia, who was bought last year by Wathnan Racing through a Magic Millions Virtual Sale for $2.6 million and she has been exported to the Northern Hemisphere to go to stud, so this is a family packed with potential for the future.
Additional winners were: Oh Yes She Did (Yes Yes Yes), Union (Snitzel) and Written in Munny (Written Tycoon).
Click here for all the trial results at Breednet with Sale Mail and at Racing NSW with video.
