Alexandra Quick (Per Incanto-World Away by Pierro) remained unbeaten after producing an astonishing performance to win over 1200m at Trentham on Saturday.
Punters who had backed the four-year-old Per Incanto mare into $2.30 wouldn’t have been feeling crash hot halfway down the Trentham straight as the mare languished some three lengths behind the second to last horse and under a ride, but once balanced she went into overdrive and caught another Per Incanto mare, Perfectsister, in the shadows of the post,
The LA bred half-sister to stakes placed Karman Line is raced by the farm, K & S Brown, Mary Burgess, M McTamney, A E, A S, B J & G Pickering, C & J Sharp, Alan Sharrock, Mike Smith, Stride Racing, R Swan and Rob Wilson.
LA will offer a Per Incanto full brother to Alexandra Quick and Karman Line at the Sydney Easter Yearling Sale.
The yearling sale actions heads to Karaka this week where the team and the farms draft of 27 yearlings across Books 1 and 2 are busy parading in anticipation of the sale starting on Sunday 28 January at 10am. Per Incanto has his strongest ever representation at Karaka with 19 colts and 26 fillies.
Per Incanto’s first yearling through the ring is up early, lot 3, a filly from the Queensland Oaks winner Dariana, offered on behalf of Jamieson Park.
