Sebring
has started the new season the same way he finished the last with a flurry of
smart winners headed by Group I winner Dissident and Group II winner Bring Me
the Maid, his latest to salute coming at Wyong on Sunday.
Prepared by Bjorn Baker, Lucky Bubbles improved on his debut fifth at Gosford
earlier in the month to dash right away and win the 1200 metre maiden by four
and a quarter lengths.
A $90,000 Inglis Premier purchase from the Three Bridges Thoroughbreds draft,
Lucky Bubbles was bred by Gilgai Farm and is the first foal of stakes-placed
Bubble Below, a half-sister by Hussonet (USA) to stakes-winner Lunaspur and
three-quarter sister-in-blood to Group II winner Colorado Claire.
Bubble Below was bought by Victorian based Musk Creek Farm at the 2013 Inglis
Broodmare Sale for $145,000 and she is in foal to Stratum.
Sebring has had a flying start to the new season and after the first month is
running sixth on the Australian General Sires List be earnings.
He is booked out at Widden Stud this spring at a fee of $60,500.