Henlein (2c Dundeel x Time Awaits (Nicconi)) for A & S Freedman. Bendigo race 3
Inglis Australian Easter Yearling Sale Vendor: Milburn Creek, Wildes Meadow; Buyer: Freedman Racing/Julian Blaxland $300,000
Sibling to
; MAGIC TIME
Dundeel - New Winner
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