Gooree Blueblood Headed for Better

Tara Madgwick - Wednesday August 20
As a full brother to Group I winner Romantic Touch, Gooree Stud would have high hopes for this three year-old, who bolted in at Canterbury on Wednesday.

The Anthony Cummings trained Burning Passion was a spelled after finishing an encouraging second to highly rated colt Sarajevo and resumed two weeks ago to finish a close third to Diamond Valores as favourite.

Northern MeteorA fitter competitor this time around and fitted with blinkers for the first time, the son of Northern Meteor was a different horse for Tye Angland. He jumped smartly and put himself into the race before dashing right away to win the 1200 metre maiden by three lengths as a red hot favourite.

"I liked the way he went about his job, the blinkers really switched him on," said Anthony Cummings.

"There are some nice three year-old races coming up and I'm not sure just yet where he fits into the scheme of things."

Burning Passion is entered for the Group I ATC Golden Rose and MRC Caulfield Guineas, so will be stepping up in grade sooner rather than later with Tye Angland pleased with his performance.

"He did it very easy and was the winner a long way out," he said.

A hombred for Gooree Stud, Burning Passion is a full brother to Group I BRC JJ Atkins Stakes winner Romantic Touch and is the third winner from three foals to race for metropolitan winning Snippets mare Dearness, a half-sister to Group I stars Desert War and Laser Hawk.

Dearness has a yearling colt by another of the young Gooree Stud bred sires in Smart Missile, who stands at Arrowfield Stud, and is due to foal to champion sire Fastnet Rock.


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