Miss Fabulass

Raheen House Could Be Wyong Cup Knockout

Posted on September 3, 2020
in Australian Horse Racing News

The tight track and middle-distance won't be in favour of Raheen House in the Wyong Gold Cup but trainer Kris Lees expects class to carry him a long way. The Group One Sydney Cup placegetter will be one of three runners for the Newcastle trainer, along with veteran Big Duke and Attention Run. Raheen House[...]

Posted on February 20, 2020
in Australian Horse Racing News

The Coolmore Classic is a race close to trainer Kris Lees' heart and he hopes at least two of the stable's mares can confirm their credentials for the Group One race when they clash at Rosehill. His father and champion trainer, the late Max Lees, had a special affinity with the Coolmore Classic, winning it[...]

Posted on November 23, 2019
in Australian Horse Racing News

Newcastle trainer Kris Lees decision to send regally bred Miss Fabulass to Brisbane has paid off with a stakes win. Ridden by Andrew Mallyon, Miss Fabulass stormed home to win Saturday's Listed Spirit Of Boom Classic (1200m) at Doomben. The mare missed a start in last week's $1 million The Hunter as an emergency and[...]

Posted on November 14, 2019
in Australian Horse Racing News

Unless there is an exceptionally high attrition rate from the $1 million The Hunter, regally bred mare Miss Fabulass will bypass the feature Newcastle meeting and head to Brisbane. First emergency Goodfella has been elevated into Saturday's field with the scratching of Godolphin's Home Of The Brave who has instead been sent to Melbourne for[...]

Posted on November 12, 2019
in Australian Horse Racing News

Le Romain's recent third in the Redzel Stakes is cause for quiet optimism the Kris Lees stable stalwart is back near his best. The triple Group One winner finished a length behind the winner Pierata with Trekking edging him out for second. That is encouraging for Lees as Le Romain spearheads his team for the[...]

Posted on October 25, 2019
in Australian Horse Racing News

Twelve months ago Miss Fabulass was one of the most promising fillies in training but after an inglorious autumn campaign, she heads to Randwick on a mission to restore her reputation. The winner of the 2018 Tea Rose Stakes and close fourth in the Group One Flight Stakes, Miss Fabulass was expected to make her[...]

Raheen House Could Be Wyong Cup Knockout

Lees To Test Coolmore Waters With Mares

Lees-Trained Mare Fabulass In Doomben Win

Lees Weighing Up Options For Miss Fabulass

Le Romain To Bounce Back On Home Track

Fabulass Career Set To Get Back On Track

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