Subedar Brings Winning Form To Rosehill

Well-bred but slow maturing three-year-old has translated his winning provincial form to Rosehill with a strong victory over 1400 metres.

Subedar is by four-time Group One winner out of Virage de Fortune who fetched a then-record $3.4 million in 2007 for a horse sold at public auction in Australia when sold as a broodmare.

Despite his breeding, bit the bullet and gelded Subedar before his winning debut at on July 25.

Trainer James Cummings predicted better things in store for Subedar who started at $8 in Saturday’s benchmark 70 race for three and four-year-olds, powering home to beat ($5.50) by a long head with Danawi ($6.50) another 2-1/2 lengths third.

“He could step up to a race like the now,” Cummings said.

Subedar’s Kerrin McEvoy agreed he showed promise.

“He’s a horse that did a bit wrong but gelding him has really switched him on,” he said.

“He can still improve and I think he can get further in distance.”

McEvoy made it a race-to-race double when the promising extended her winter winning sequence to three in the Campbelltown Catholic Club Handicap (1200m).

Trained by , Haut Brion Her ($1.65 fav) had too much in hand to hold off the challenge of ($5) by a length.

“She’s just a winner,” McEvoy said.

“She puts herself into the right spot and controls the race and has a nice change of gears when you ask her.”

Waller said black-type racing this spring might come too soon for Haut Brion Her but she had the potential for better races.

“The beauty of Sydney racing is being able to take her through her grades,” he said.

“There might be something for her late in the spring.”

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