Based at Gooree Park Stud, Everest hero Yes Yes Yes enjoyed winners galore last season with his total progeny earnings topping $4million for the past 12 months and he was back in the winning groove at Rosehill on Saturday.
Astute Murwillumbah trainer Matt Dunn is a wizard at winning Highway races and he snared another with lightly raced four year-old Wayburn.
The Yes Yes Yes gelding won two of his first five starts at Ipswich and was second at his two most recent runs in Highway races in Sydney.
Given a little freshen up leading into this 1200m assignment, he pounced late for Nash Rawiller to hit the front at the 100m and then ran right away to win by a couple of lengths.
A savvy $20,000 Inglis Classic purchase from Riversdale, Wayburn has won nearly $140,000 with three wins and three placings from just eight starts.
He is the first winner from Triolet, an unraced Brazen Beau daughter of Group placed mare Gigi from the family of dual Group I winning $7million earner Happy Clapper.
Yes Yes Yes stands at a fee of $16,500 this spring.
