Scoring
an easy debut win at Turffontein in South Africa on Sunday was three year-old
colt Alwahsh, the highest priced yearling by Sepoy from his second crop.
The Mike de Kock trained colt surged clear to win the 1160 metre maiden by
three lengths.
A $520,000 Inglis Easter purchase for Shadwell Australia from the Willow Park
draft, Alwahsh is the first winner for O'Reilly mare Irish Blues, a sibling to multiple
Group I winner Shamrocker, Group I winner Rock Diva and Group II winner
Bohemian Lily.
Also breaking her maiden at Kenilworth was four year-old Commands mare Janice's
Secret, who s cored by three-quarters of a length over 1800 metres.
A $30,000 Inglis Premier purchase from the Rothwell Park draft, Janice's Secret
is the fourth winner from unraced Convertible, a half-sister to Group I winner
Palace Reign from Group II winner Brechin Castle.