Foxwedge
has been enjoying a winning run of late with seven Southern Hemisphere winners since
the start of this month and a new stakes-winner in the Northern Hemisphere on
Sunday with Sadilla taking out Listed Premio Buontalenta Mem G Valiani in
Italy.
The three year-old filly raced clear to win the 1m2f contest by a length and a
quarter and has now won four of nine starts with four further placings.
She is from an unraced grand-daughter of Storm Cat in Saderaat, a half-sister
to the dam of US Group I winner Takaful from the family of English One Thousand
Guineas winner Shadayid.
Sadilla is the seventh stakes-winner for Foxwedge, who has enjoyed strong
results here this spring with a new stakes-winner Fox Swift and stakes-placings
for Foxplay, Albumin, Fox Hall and his promising new season two year-old Aristocratic
Miss, who was third on the debut in the Group III VRC Ottawa Stakes on Cup Day.
Foxwedge is working through a big book of mares this spring at Newgate at a fee
of $22,000.