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Winning Debut for Russian Camelot Sister

Tara Madgwick - Wednesday November 4

The two year-old full sister to Australian dual Group I winner Russian Camelot made a winning debut at Kempton in the UK overnight and interestingly she holds an entry for the upcoming Tattersalls December Mares Sale.

A two time Group I winner in Australia, Russian Camelot is the older brother to Russian Camilla.

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Trained by Sylvester Kirk, Russian Camilla was having her first start in a mile novice and scored a determined head win showing promise for more success.

Russian Camilla is the third winner from three foals to race from Cape Cross mare Lady Babooshka, who comes from a powerful female family packed with Black Type.

Russian Camilla is entered for the Tattersalls December Mare Sale as Lot 1667.

 

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