Defcon
was not the only winner over the weekend to carry the James Harron Bloodstock colours
to victory.
With four seconds from his previous five starts, Snitzel colt Detective was
well overdue for a win and achieved the desired outcome at Wyong on Sunday at
his first run back from a spell.
Second to Capitalist in the Listed ATC Breeder Plate last year and second to
Seaburge in the Group II VRC Sires Produce Stakes, the Peter and Paul Snowden
trained colt was well fancied for the 1350 metre maiden.
He led throughout and kicked on to win by a head over the favourite
Drachenfels, a Street Cry (IRE) colt from the Godolphin stable.
A $220,000 Magic Millions purchase from the Arrowfield draft for James Harron
Bloodstock/ Snowden Racing, Detective runs for a syndicate that includes
Newgate Farm and partners and is entered for the Group I MRC Caulfield Guineas.
Bred by Arrowfield and partners, he is the third winner for Group I WATC
Railway Stakes winner Covertly, whose current two year old, a full brother to
Detective, was bought by Paul Perry at Magic Millions for $170,000.