Classy
four year-old Sepoy mare Indian Blessing was a stakes-winner in France at the end
of last season and hit top form in Germany on Wednesday with a stylish win in
the Group III Sparkasse Holstein Cup at Hamburg.
Prepared by Ed Walker, Indian Blessing was favourite for the 1m contest and
strode clear an easy length and a half winner taking her overall record to three
wins and four placings from 12 starts.
Indian Blessing made 95,000 euros as a yearling at Arqana and then was re-offered
at the 2016 Arqana May Breeze Up Sale where she made 170,000 euros to the bid
of Sackville Donald.
Indian Blessing is one of eight stakes-winners for Sepoy and is a half-sister to
stakes-placed Montalbano and Glade from the good producer Alpen Glen, who comes
from the family of Australian Group I winners Helmet and Epaulette.
Sepoy has had a good season in Australia siring the winners of over $5.2
million in prizemoney, his highlight horse being dual Group I winning filly
Alizee.
The Golden Slipper winner stands at Darley Victoria this spring at a fee of
$11,000.