
Stakes-placed in Adelaide twice from her only three previous starts, Bring Me the Roses (images Grant Courtney) was facing a step up in class for this 1600 metre assignment, but relished the open spaces of Flemington to produce a huge finish.

"That was a massive win," said Luke Currie.
"The turn of foot she showed when she came out was unbelievable.
"She's had a little freshen up into this to be a lot sharper and she's really responded."
A homebred for Clairden Racing that was foaled and raised at Coolmore, Bring Me the Roses is entered for the Group I MRC Thousand Guineas and VRC Oaks.
She is a half-sister to Group III winner Face Value and is the ninth winner from nine to race from outstanding producer Freckled Face.
A slick metropolitan winner by Polish Patriot (USA), Freckled Face was retired from stud duties in 2015 and her last foal is a two year-old colt by So You Think.
Bring Me Roses is the 103rd stakes-winner for much missed former Coolmore stalwart High Chaparral, who later sired Ace High to win the Group I ATC Spring Champion Stakes.