Prepared by Brett Crawford, three year-old filly Quick Brown Fox was making her
debut in the 1200 metre maiden and powered clear to win by two and quarter
lengths as a short priced favourite.Quick Brown Fox was a $340,000 Inglis Premier purchase for C Roscoe / J Ramsden from the Supreme Thoroughbreds draft and was the most expensive filly by her sire at that sale.
She is the second winner for Carlton Show, an unraced half-sister by Hold That Tiger (USA) to stakes-winner Carlton Spirit.
Group III placed twice previously, the Brett Crawford trained Manhattan Rain four year-old Whisky Baron posted his second win from nine starts when successful over 1600 metres by a length and a quarter.
A $50,000 Inglis Easter purchase from the Arrowfield draft for C Roscoe/J Ramsden, Whisky Baron is one of four winners from Tazkara (Fr), an unraced Sinndar half-sister to French Group III winner Tashelka.
Also breaking through for his first win was three year-old Choisir colt Rinjani, who scored by a long neck over 1600 metres for the Candice Bass-Robinson stable after placing at two of his previous runs.
An $80,000 Inglis Premier purchase for World Wide Bloodstock from the Milburn Creek draft, Rinjani was bred by Makybe and is a half-brother to Group I placed Believe from Optimist, an unraced Red Ransom (USA) half-sister to triple Melbourne Cup winner Makybe Diva.
