GOLDEN ARCHER x SOP
Bay Colt 2.5% - $1,925 GST incl. / 5% - $3,850 GST incl. / 10% - $7,700 GST incl. NOW SYNDICATING!
Outstanding Colt bred to run at the earliset of 2YO races
PRECOCIOUS COLT - LOOKS THE IDEAL BREEDERS PLATE / GOLDEN SLIPPER TYPE!
Trainer Gai Waterhouse & Adrian Bott
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Breeding: Golden Archer x Sop
Sex: Bay Colt
Trainer: Gai Waterhouse & Adrian Bott
Share: 2.5% - $1,925 / 5% - $3,850 / 10% - $7,700
Paid up until: 1/5/2018
Sale: Lot 629 Inglis Classic sale $39,600 GST Incl.
GOLDEN ARCHER x SOP
KEY POINTS
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GOLDEN ARCHER - by Rock of Gibraltar
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Golden Archer was an extremely fast 2YO winning on 8 occasions, with 5 of those wins at the age of 2. He won at Group 3 level and was a remarkably tough juvenile
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He was trained by peter Moody
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Tough good looking sprinting stallion

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This colt looks every bit the Jump and run 2YO
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He has all the attributes to be a sharp, powerful, precocious 2YO
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The ideal BREEDERS PLATE / GOLDEN SLIPPER COLT
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He looks tough, exceptionally fast and agile
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Great muscle tone and bone for such a young horse
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A highly talented mover, very light and nimble on his feet
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Great head with distinct good looks
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Powerful hind-quarter and chest, that will constitute phenomenal SPEED
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The Dam Sop, is a 1/2 sister to, two stakes performers
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Paid up for the 1st nomination for the 2019 Golden Slipper, Blue Diamond - Eligible for the $8 million Inglis series
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A colt for those that want the early return - EARLY SPEED AND PRECOCITY!
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2YO winners littered on the pedigree page, pointing to this colt running very early and very fast

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Gai Waterhouse was inducted into the Australian Racing Hall of Fame on Monday 26 November 2007 Currently sits third on the all-time list of most winning Group 1 trainers Licensed racehorse trainer as of 3 January 1992 Gifted Poet - first winner, 15 March 1992 Hawkesbury Moods – first Group winner, 29 April 1992 Gosford Cup Te Akau Nick – first Group 1 winner, 5 October 1992 Metropolitan Handicap Nothin’ Leica Dane – first Classic winner, 4 November 1995 VRC Derby Third trainer in history to prepare 100-plus Sydney metropolitan winners in one season (season 1996-97 104.5 wins) Trained the 2001 Golden Slipper trifecta with Ha Ha, Excellerator and Red Hannigan, a feat never before or since achieved in this race Gai shared a then record with her father T.J. Smith of 156 metropolitan winners in a season, in 2002-03. This was achieved after just ten years of training Has trained two of the six horses to have won the Triple Crown for two-year-olds (Dance Hero 2004 and Pierro 2012) Prepared Fiorente to join the likes of Carbine and Phar Lap in winning the Melbourne Cup after placing in the race the year before

GOLDEN ARCHER
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