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New 2YO Stakes-winner for Churchill

Tara Madgwick - Thursday September 8

Promising young Galileo son Churchill (IRE) has settled back into Australia for his fifth season at Coolmore and featured overnight with a new stakes-winner in France when Blue Rose Cen took out the Group III Prix d’Aumale (1600m) at Longchamp.

A talented two year-old filly prepared by Christopher Head, she strode clear to win by a length and a half taking her overall record to three wins and a second to five starts.

 

“She is so tough and genuine and has never let us down,” said Christopher Head.

“She was beaten by a good horse (Victoria Road (2cSaxon Warrior) last time and was facing only fillies this time, so we were hopeful.

“Aurelien [Lemaitre] gave her the perfect ride, she handled the softer ground very well and she now deserves to take her chance in the [G1 Prix] Marcel Boussac. She takes her racing so well that I have no doubt that she will be ready on the day.”

A homebred for Yeguada Centurion SLU, Blue Rose Cen is the first foal from dual Group III winner Queen Blossom and becomes the seventh stakes-winner for Churchill.

In Australia, Chirchill has a number of smart winners including Conqueror, who is an acceptor for the Group III ATC Ming Dynasty Stakes at Rosehill on Saturday.

Churchill (IRE), click for more information.

Churchill stands at a fee o f $22,000.

 

 

 

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