Triple Crown Celebrate Another Snitzel Success

Media Release - Monday August 29

Triple Crown Syndications speedster Redzel raised the bar again at Caulfield on Saturday to make it back-to-back stakes wins for the son of Snitzel. 

After drawing the visitors barrier, the widest in a 13 horse field,the brilliant 4YO was simply too fast for his rivals in the Group 3The Heath Stakes over 1100m.


Following on from his recent thrilling all the way victory in the Listed July Sprint at Canterbury, the Peter and Paul Snowden trained galloper was set for this Group 3 assignment. With a jump and run style Melbourne hoop Mark Zahra rode him perfectly. Spearing across from out wide Redzel was in front within 100m and that is where he stayed.

"He's fast and Pete said one furlong is all you need to get a break and then get going again" Mark Zahra said post-race.

"You got to get out, get rolling and pray the last 100 they don't get to you."

Group1 winner Under The Lourve was flying late but Redzel and Mark Zahra had done enough to hold out the handy sprinter who will feature throughout the Spring Carnival.

Peter Snowden was bullish about the plans for Redzel going into spring. "There's some good sprints both here and at home and he just keep raising the bar."

Redzel as a yearlingRedzel returned to the Snowden Racing stables at Randwick on Sunday where he is likely to have one month between races before we see this flashy son of Snitzel burn around the track again.

The $120,000 yearling purchased by Michael and Chris Ward of Triple Crown Syndication has now earnt over $323,000 with plenty of racing still ahead of him.

Redzel was the first of a double for Peter and Paul Snowden at Caulfield with stablemate Defcon accelerating away to win the Group 3 HDF McNeil Stakes just 30 minutes after Redzel.

Congratulations to our owners: Triple Crown Syndications,Walfam No 2 (Mgr: B Walsh), Ten Players (Mgr: S J Fletcher), J N Allen, P Piras, V P Chau, T W Cheng, M R Waddington, Mrs A Gibson, Dr A Kuok, J W Medland, T Kocovski, Mrs P Di Marco, L Halloran, M E Hardwick, B D Playford, D Yates & A Savage.

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