Retained to race by his breeder Sir Owen Glenn and given to Chris Waller to train, Comin' Through has been handled patiently and made a winning debut on September 14 at Warwick Farm.
Beaten at his next run by Niccolance, Comin' Through improved sharply on that performance
when stepped up to the 1600 metres, relishing the big track and added distance
to surge home and win by a head in a thrilling finish.Comin' Through has won two of three starts earning over $170,000 and the best is clearly still to come with Chris Waller likening him to his former stable star Kermadec, who won the Carbine Club in 2014.
"He's followed exactly the same path at this stage," Waller said.
"They've got to keep improving to get to Group I level but he's still quite raw.
"He's got a lot of maturing still to come and it's a recipe to suggest he could be a Guineas horse in the autumn and we'll thoroughly look forward to plotting a path towards that."
The Group II Sandown Guineas (1600m) has been an option for Carbine Club Stakes winners in recent years, but Waller said he would recommend to the owners that the horse be spelled for the autumn.
"I would suggest looking after him," Waller said.
"The autumn comes around so quick, especially these Guineas races. That would be my suggestion."
Comin' Through (pictured as a foal at Coolmore in 2013) is the eighth foal and eighth winner for the remarkable producer Mica's Pride, who has also left the stakes winners Silently and Varenna Miss as well as multiple Group I winner Criterion, who is now standing at Newgate Farm.
Her current two year-old by Pierro sold for $750,000 at Easter this year and she has a yearling by Fastnet Rock colt.
Comin' Through is the 102nd stakes-winner for champion sire Fastnet Rock, who has proven very successful with this female family also producing stakes-winners Upon This Rock, Bull Point and Amah Rock.
