News - SO YOU THINK (NZ)
Fresh from giving us a budding stakes horse on Saturday in the shape of Care to Think, So You Think gave us the ‘One to Watch’ on the last day of the year with an eye-catching winner at Nowra.
Lightly raced So You Think gelding Care to Think secured a start in the $1million Magic Millions Cup (1400m) on January 13 with a brilliant victory in the $150,000 Magic Millions The Buffering at Doomben on Saturday.
A small but competitive field contested the Benchmark 70 event over 1900 metres at Canterbury on Wednesday with So You Think colt higher Ground proving by far and away the best stayer.
The Joe Pride stable produced a smart debut winner for So You Think on Wednesday at Wyong with an encouraging victory for Cyber Intervention.
Being the last foal of celebrated producer Procrastinate by the great champion So You Think always made this filly a moral to be our ‘One to Watch’ on Wednesday when she opened her account at the ATC metro meeting Wyong.
The opening race at Canterbury on Friday night produced a quinella for Newhaven Park graduates with So You Think colt Higher Ground surging past Fastnet Rock gelding Zeppelin to score his first win.
La Diosa is in prime order as she bids to add another Riccarton feature to her record.
So You Think colt Tamasa was made a ‘One to Watch’ when he scored easily on debut at Warrnambool last month and the Darren Weir three year-old made it two from two when scoring at Bendigo on Wednesday.
A half-sister to a Group I winner by champion racehorse So You Think, this filly surprised a few punters with her barnstorming win at Hawkesbury on Thursday.
The powerful Darren Weir stable produced an impressive debut winner by So You Think at Warrnambool on Friday.
Champion racehorse and leading young sire So You Think had several runners in last year’s Victoria Derby and this impressive maiden winner at Ballarat on Thursday could easily follow in their footsteps.
Racha Cuneen has moved from standby jockey into the prime seat as he reunites with Group winner La Diosa at Riccarton on Saturday.
Making his third start on September 19th, 2009, High Chaparral colt So You Think earned his first stakes win in the Group III Gloaming Stakes at Rosehill, two starts later he won the Group I WS Cox Plate and he was on his way to fame and fortune.
The Godolphin stable of James Cummings heads into Saturday’s Group III Gloaming Stakes (1800m) at Rosehill sitting on pocket aces.
So You Think had runners in both the Victoria Derby and Oaks last spring, so when one of his three year-olds breaks their maiden like this we want to know more.
Injury and bad luck have restricted the career of So You Think four year-old Reata to just two starts before today, but he showed with this dominant win at Pakenham that the tide may be turning at last.
Dashing grey So You Think colt D’Argento kept his unbeaten record intact and stamped himself as a spring stakes prospect with a stylish victory at Rosehill on Saturday for the powerful Chris Waller stable.