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One to Watch – Kilmore

Tara Madgwick - Monday October 9
There was only one race run at Kilmore on Monday with the meeting abandoned due to slippery conditions, but that one winner was a Savabeel filly with a bright future.

SavabeelA homebred for Waikato Stud prepared by the Hayes / Dabernig partnership, She's Popular opened her career with an easy two and a half length win in the 112 metre maiden.

She is the first winner for winning O'Reilly mare It Girl, a full sister to four-time Group I winner Sacred Falls, who won the Group I ATC Doncaster Handicap not once but twice for the Chris Waller stable.

Waikato Stud sires Savabeel and O'Reilly have established a highly successful nick running at over 68% winners to runners with 10 stakes-winners bred this way headed by Group I winners Costume, Savaria and Diademe.



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