The
leading Australian third crop sire by winners, All Too Hard added a juvenile
debut winner to his tally at Geelong on Thursday when the Darren Weir trained
Better Harden Up gave her big team of Blueblood Thoroughbreds owners a great start
to the New Year.
She enjoyed a nice run in transit for Dean Yendall tracking the leaders on the
fence and unwound a strong finish to beat the favourite, a Snitzel filly called
Favourite Things, by a head.
A $65,000 Magic Millions purchase for Blueblood Thoroughbreds from the Baramul
Stud draft, Better Harden Up is the first winner for Yalatif, a Hussonet (USA)
grand-daughter of Christmas Spirit, whose descendants include Group I winners
Bentley Biscuit and Thorn Park.
Baramul Stud will offer the current yearling from Yalatif, a filly by
Exosphere, at Magic Millions as Lot 299.
All Too Hard has sired 59 winners this season putting him marginally ahead of
archrival Pierro on the score of seasonal winners.