Vancouver filly aims to Ride high

(Photo AAP Photos: David Moir)

“遍寻我所到过的国家,从未有一个节日庆典能够被全民所热爱,能够将全民凝聚在一起。墨尔本杯就是有这种魅力,它使我震惊不已。”

Tomorrow as Ticket to Ride takes to the track in the Keeneland Gimcrack Stakes at Randwick, we look back at her sire, Vancouver’s illustrious career. He debuted with a win in the 2014 Breeders Plate and then continued on to win the Golden Slipper later in the season.

Rewatch the moment Vancouver took out the Golden Slipper.

Four years after winning the Golden Slipper on Vancouver, Tommy Berry will ride his daughter in her debut tomorrow, in the first two year old race for the season in NSW.

The connections run even deeper as John Camilleri of Fairway Thoroughbreds bred and owns Ticket to Ride – the very same breeder of Vancouver and Winx. Many will be watching eagerly tomorrow to see if Ticket to Ride can follow along in her father’s footsteps.

Ticket to Ride marked herself out as an impressive contender, clocking 50.17 in a trial last week, where she nosed out one of tomorrow’s rivals, Stellar Pauline.

Watch the replay of the trial below.

Trained by Richard and Michael Freedman, the Vancouver filly goes in as a likely fourth favourite, behind Every Rose, Stellar Pauline and Fall On A Star.

Watch Michael’s wrap below on Ticket to Ride’s form and preparation ahead of tomorrow’s race.

Straight after the Gimcrack the Vancouver colt, Postcode, runs in the Arrowfield Breeders’ Plate. This juvenille has the benefit of being trained by Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott and of course it was Australia’s leading female trainer, who saddled up Vancouver back in 2014.

Other first season sires with runners at Randwick tomorrow include Vinery’s Headwater (Ashra Jahre, Lamelo and Mr Colorful), Widden’s Outreach (Rose Sauvage) and Newgate’s Super One (Super One Susie).

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