Tarry’s Amazing SA Fillies Sprint Record

Just 0,30 lengths separated the top four

Former SA Champion trainer Sean Tarry registered his ninth victory in nineteen renewals of the Gr1 SA Fillies Sprint when the Klawervlei Stud-bred Vercingetorix filly Mia Moo prevailed in a thrilling blanket finish to the 1200m feature at Hollywoodbets Scottsville on Saturday.

Callan Murray gets down low to keep Mia Moo at it for a peak career win. Third-placed Mrs Browning (Louis Mxothwa, red cap) is right there while Whistle The Tune (Calvin Habib) finished just out of the top four (Pic – Candiese Lenferna)

Callan Murray gets down low to keep Mia Moo at it for a peak career win. Third-placed Mrs Browning (Louis Mxothwa, red cap) is right there while Whistle The Tune (Calvin Habib) finished just out of the top four (Pic – Candiese Lenferna)

Now a winner of a Gr3, Gr2 and a now the R1 million Gr1 SA Fillies Sprint brought to you by The Witness, at her last three starts, the red-hot in-form 4yo Mia Moo showed heart and courage to dig deep and give recent Australia returnee Callan Murray the unexpected bonus of an early Grade 1 victory to mark his return home.

Raced by Sandy and Eugene Arundel’s Itssa It & Business Solutions (Pty) Ltd & World Sports Betting (Nominee: Warren Tannous), Mia Moo (7-1) never stopped fighting to hold off a flying Asiye Phambili (28-10) by a nose, with the winner’s stablemate Mrs Browning (20-1) in third and the tough as teak Chasing Happiness (20-1) in fourth.

The winner clocked 68,36 secs for the 1200m with just 0,30 lengths separating the top four!

The 28-10 tote favourite Double Grand Slam (28-10) was all dressed with nowhere to go, and did relatively well in the circumstances to find a 1,45 length sixth.

A R300 000 National Yearling Sale purchase, Mia Moo took her win tally to 6 with 8 places from her 16 starts. She has earned R1 300 825.

Bred by Klawervlei, Mia Moo is a daughter of Vercingetorix (Silvano) out of the four-time winning Captain Al mare, Leeward.

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