Grinzinger Champ
Tried Horse - Filly
Type
3yo filly by Wootton Bassett with Saturday level ability in Brisbane, residual value post-racing
Purchased From
$115,000 purchase from Inglis Digital
Ownership Opportunity
SOLD
Race Record
Grinzinger Champ has had five starts this preparation for Danny O'Brien, placing at her first two starts before winning back to back races at Kilmore (rated 80.2) and Morphettville (rated 88.0).
She defeated Ground Control at Morphettville which then won convincingly at his next start at Pakenham and his connections have a good opinion of him.
Her last start she finished 5th in the $100,000 Rebel Raider Series Final where they went at a solid tempo and she just faded late to finish just over a length away.
Get To Know This Horse
JBR Analysis
Wootton Bassett’s are highly sought after; this filly will hold residual value regardless of her racing career. She is only lightly tried showing good potential, based on her ratings would be a Saturday class horse for Brisbane.
Progress Notes
She arrived in Queensland early December. I had her ticking over with the aim to race in the off season but have decided she deserves a break, having had a big first preparation across Melbourne and Adelaide. She will return as a late 3yo.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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