Prepared by Dean Binaisse, Equinova has shown good improvement at each run this preparation and proved too good for his rivals in forging clear to win over 1000 metres by a length and a half at his fourth start.
A modest $20,000 Inglis VOBIS Gold purchase from the Swettenham Stud draft for his trainer and 888 Racing,
Equinova has already won back his purchase price and looks to have a bright
future for his happy group of owners.Equinova is the second winner for unraced Bianconi (USA) mare Tia Nova, who comes from the family of stakes-winners Rubilda and Tracker.
A two-time winner of the Group I King's Stand Stakes at Royal Ascot, Equiano has sired over 40 winners including two stakes-winners in the Northern Hemisphere and his oldest Australian progeny are just two year-olds.
Equinova is his second Australian winner, the son of Acclamation set to return to Swettenham this spring at a fee of $13,750.
