Deep Field was in the frame again at Canberra on Sunday with a dazzling juvenile winner that continued the hot run being enjoyed by Peter and Paul Snowden and their powerhouse arsenal of two year-olds.
Nitrous made his debut in the Group III ATC Breeders Plate finishing a fading eighth after he led and pulled hard all the way.
He led again this time for Mitchell Bell, but travelled more kindly and was in a different class in the run to the line powering clear to win the 1000m dash by four and a half lengths.
A $450,000 Magic Millions purchase for James Harron Bloodstock from the Newgate Farm draft, Nitrous runs in the JHB colours for a syndicate of clients, who include some of his co-breeders.
He is the first foal from Group II placed Flamboyant Lass, a full sister to Group II winner Attention from the family of Group I winner Tempest Morn.
Nitrous is the third two year-old winner this season for Newgate Farm's Deep Field, who is the leading Australian second crop sire by winners (37) and the leading sire of Australian three year-old winners (34).
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Race Result - Longpark Meat Co. Hcp 1000m
Canberra Track: Good(4) Time: 0:58.86
Tnr: P & P Snowden Rdr: Mitchell Bell 58
Tnr: T G Sutherland Rdr: B Murphy 56
Tnr: S Spackman Rdr: Josh Richards 56
Tnr: T G Sutherland Rdr: B Mc Dougall 56
Tnr: G R Nickson Rdr: Ms K Adams 57.5
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