Juvenile Trial Watch – Rosehill

Tara Madgwick - Wednesday Nov 4

There were two heats for juveniles run at Rosehill on Wednesday morning with winners that included the $1.1million half-sister to flying Group winning colt Paradoxium and we also got a first look at the colt that topped Inglis Easter this year.

Trained Bjorn Baker, who also prepares Paradoxium, Zoustar filly Pink Etoile looks to have plenty of the family talent. She jumped only fairly for Jason Collett and was allowed to find her feet, gradually working forward albeit wide and then surging to the line to win by half a length held together.

A $1.1million Inglis Easter purchase for Yulong from Silverdale Farm, Pink Etoile is the  second foal of stakes-placed Paredo, a half-sister to the dam of Group I winner Private Harry. Given Yulong now stand Private Harry at their NSW base and have also bought into Paradoxium, who wears their colours, you can why this filly was irresistible.

The previous heat run in slightly slower time was won by the Team Hawkes trained Ole Kirk colt Odenkirk, who showed natural speed to lead all the way for Tyler Shiller to win by  a length and a half.

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Also keep an eye on the Chris Waller trained Ecuador. First look at the $3million Extreme Choice colt that topped Inglis Easter. He was very slow away, took a while to muster and tack on to the field and then was given an easy time to beta a couple home. Hard to draw anything from it, so will need to see him again.

Odenkirk was a $260,000 Inglis Premier purchase from Cannon Hayes Stud for his trainers and is the second foal of a placed half-sister to SW Prairie Fire from the family of Group I winning filly  Snitzerland.

Click here for all the trial results at Breednet with Sale Mail and at Racing NSW with video.

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