Rocketing By

From a very fast female family, so will be interesting to see whether this colt gets over ground.

The family did produce a champion South African Derby winner whose name escapes me right now. 

Edited by djebel - 23 May 2020 at 3:26pm

That's him.

Nice trial running good time at Canterbury Tuesday 15 Dec. Could be an improving type by SYT.

Thankfully not yet gelded.

Too good for that lot. Aiming for the Inglis 3yr old Sprint according to Saturday’s paper...will need to improve.

Now 4.40. Scratching of the fave (racing in the B78 earlier) certainly affecting price. A few others in the race accepted for Friday and nom’d elsewhere so field might lose a few more. Bowman booking is interesting?

'Same' pedigree as Carif.

Nice win that

The sire is having a blinder today Djebel.  I picked the dam to follow out of the sales being from the 1-n female line.  So You Think is 1-n over 13a and now back to 1-n.  Hope he can pick up a group race.  Nice to see a Stratum mare with a good winner also.  I think he has a pedigree to be a good broodmare sire but he was kind of overlooked at stud because the brilliant Sebring came in the year after he retired.

Isn't Kerrin McEvoy such an outstanding jockey djebel.  

Yeah, and that first four paid well 

Starting to remember why I left this forum in the first place. No need for that kind of baiting Jamal.

Duly noted agreed with!


Edited by Gay3 - 06 Feb 2021 at 5:29pm

And quite besides this issue, great to see you out of the tractor and back here MK. 

Jamal you have a warped view of thing world wide.  Yes I agree it would be lovely to see some of our horses go out and challenge the overseas imports over a distance.  But then you get overseas G1 winners having less weight that an Aussie bred G2 winner and hey how that happens I don't know.  You have horses for courses.  Hard soft you get the picture.  And todays racing has been on the whole very entertaining and that's what its all about.