Kingstar Farm’s young sire Lord of the Sky had an eye-catching barrier trial winner at Newcastle on Wednesday.
Trained by Nathan Doyle, Lord of the Hunter skipped away from his rivals in the 800m trial to win by three and a half lengths for Lee Magorrian and is the first progeny of his sire to be seen out at the trials.
Lord of the Hunter was a $40,000 Inglis Classic purchase for his trainer from the Kingstar Farm draft and was the equal most expensive first crop yearling for Lord of the Sky, a multiple Group III winning and Group I placed sprinter by Danerich.
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Lord of the Hunter is the first foal of She Brings, a winning Sebring grand-daughter of Group II winner Draw Card.A tough sound speedster that won from age two to age seven, Lord of the Sky stands at Kingstar Farm at a fee of $3,300.