The world’s fastest horse Ka Ying Rising has come to town for the $20million The Everest at Randwick next Saturday and his connections have announced their intention to set a new track record, but it’s going to take some doing to better the current benchmark set by Yes Yes Yes when blazing to victory in the 2019 Everest.
As a three year-old colt, the Chris Waller trained Yes Yes Yes produced an electric performance to defeat G1 stars Santa Ana Lane, Trekking and Nature Strip in 1.07.32 seconds on a good 3 surface.
The time still stands as the Randwick course record for 1200m, while Yes Yes Yes has gone on to enjoy the fruits of his history making victory as a successful stallion at stud.
Yes Yes Yes has kept the winners coming since his first runners hit the track in the spring of 2023 and three years on, he remains among the best of his sire peer group in terms of producing winners.
Among fourth season sires, Yes Yes Yes has sired 21 Australian winners of 24 races this season earning $1.2million to put him second to only Too Darn Hot (GB) on earnings with his star performers the Group III placed filly Oh Yes She Did and slick WA trained sprinter Want a Winner, who scored a lucrative win in the $1million Golden Saddle slot race at Kalgoorlie last weekend.
Want A Winner wins the $1 million Develop-Golden Saddle for slot holder Yarradale Stud ?? Congratulations to winning trainers Sean & Jake Casey and jockey Shaun O’Donnell ???? ?? 7plus, @Racing, Ch 78/68, Foxtel 529 or via our website. https://t.co/8JPEvK6Vxb
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An $85,000 Magic Millions National Weanling Sale purchase, the Sean and Jake Casey trained Want a Winner has always shown immense talent and the now five year-old stallion has the imposing record of five wins and three placings from just 10 starts with prizemoney just shy of $600,000.
‘Want a Winner’ is exactly what most breeders are hoping for and Yes Yes Yes is very good at delivering on that promise at a fee you can afford.
With five winners since the start of October including three on Monday headed by Warwick Farm winner Fuadee, Yes Yes Yes is giving owners what they want.
Metro winners this season such as Sociable, Mrs Goldberg, Celtic Sin and Senza Nome are making connections more than happy, while Wayburn looms as a horse with a bright future.
The Matt Dunne trained lightly raced four year-old has four wins and three placings from 10 starts with nearly $200,000 in the bank already.
Priced at $16,500 at Gooree Park Stud this spring, Yes Yes Yes takes the guess work out of choosing a stallion and can put you straight into the winner’s circle.
