Fourth Winner For D’Argento
Bowness Stud have a lot of faith in their gorgeous So You Think stallion D’Argento and he added a fourth winner to his tally at Newcastle on Saturday with an impressive debut victory for the Ryan and Alexiou trained gelding Bitten By Barry.
There was a short priced favourite for the 1300m juvenile contest in expensive $1.1million Snitzel colt Manos and with a furlong to go he did look the winner, but he was swallowed up at the finish by Bitten by Barry.
Ridden a patient race by Brandon Lerena, Bitten By Barry was the widest runner turning for home and unwound all the way to the line to win by a length.
Exciting debut victory @newcastleraces_ by our @inglis_sales Classic sold Bitten By Barry with the @GRyanRacing trained 2yo coming from well back to become the fourth first crop winner for our resident sire D'Argento!@anz_news @TTRAusNZ @breednet @BownessBoss @blerena60 pic.twitter.com/WvGbbmwRd0
— Bowness Stud & Watershed Farm (@BownessStud) June 29, 2024
A modest $35,000 Inglis Classic purchase for Best Gait Racing from the Bowness Stud draft at Inglis Classic, Bitten by Barry is a half-brother to good metro winner Starman and is the last foal and seventh winner from seven to race from terrific producer You’re Dreamin, a metro winning half-sister by Commands to stakes-winners Johnny Reb and Power of Pegasus.
Bitten by Barry is the fourth first crop winner D’Argento and two of those winners Rag Queen and Silva ‘n’ Suave are stakes-placed.
D’Argento remains at a fee of $16,500 this spring.
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