Sound Lover Legacy Set To Continue

Just a fortnight after the LA bred Magnum (Per Incanto-Sound Lover by Sound Reason) won in Singapore to record 50th individual wins by progeny of his celebrated dam, another son My Quilter (Pins-Sound Lover) has been successful in Brisbane on Saturday over 1640m; his 12th career win taking his stake earnings to $275,000.

New Zealand’s leading first season sire by winners and stakeswinners last term, Per Incanto, has continued his strong start to the new season with his latest winner, three-year-old filly Missy Moo (Per Incanto-Royal Rhythm by Rhythm) impressing with a last to first victory last Thursday at Whanganui. Owners Mike and Bronwyn Griffin secured the filly from Karaka as a yearling for just $500.

Nadeem (Redoutes’s Choice-Candide by Sound Reason) may only have a handful of progeny racing in N.Z but their strike rate is impressive. Real Thirsty managed to go one better than his paternal three-year-old brother Perfect Harmonee’s  (Nadeem-Harmony by Zabeel) second placing in the Listed Whanganui Guineas a fortnight ago, when successful last Friday at Taupo over 1800m. The four-year-old has only finished further back than second, once in his five career starts.  

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First and foremost, stockman and people whose interest in the animal translates into an innate ability to read how a horse will develop. I’ll see a foal at LA and Sam or Buzz will tell me how they expect it to develop. I’ll see it during my Karaka inspections 12 months later, and you could blow me over with a feather
Danny Rolston - NZ Bloodstock, Karaka