The highest priced yearling colt by Bivouac ever sold opened his account at Hawkesbury on Sunday when racing clear to win with authority at his second race start.

Trained by Brad Widdup, Viva Macaco was second on debut at the same track at the start of the month and took good benefit from that outing.
Ridden by Chad Scofield, the handsome chestnut took a while to wind up on the soft ground and was doing his best work to the line to win the 1100m maiden by a length and three-quarters running away.
A $375,000 Inglis Easter purchase from the Twin Hills draft for George Moore Bloodstock, Viva Macaco is destined for Hong Kong now that he has broken the ice.

Bred by Olly Tait, he is the third winner from three foals to race from good metro winning Medaglia D’Oro (USA) mare Something Silver, a grand-daughter of Group III winner Shelbourne Lass.
Something Silver is due to foal to young Twin Hills based sire Daumier this spring.
Viva Macaco is the 46th Australian winner this season for Bivouac, who continues to cling to a narrow lead in the battle to be Champion Australian Second Season sire by earnings.
The champion son of Exceed and Excel is well priced this spring at Darley NSW at just $33,000, a fraction of the price of his second season peers such as Ole Kirk, Ghaiyyath (IRE) and Farnan.










