A Flyer for Warrawee Needy

Warrawee Flyer, a three-year-old filly by the world champion Warrawee Needy, and one of his second crop, posted back-to-back successes at Albion Park in the space of four days. The filly rated 1:58.5 and 1:59.4 over the 1660 metres trip.

Warrawee Needy has now sired 27 individual winners from 46 starters from 70 foals of racing age in Australia. He was also represented by the Northfield Park, Ohio winner St Lad’s Guru (1:55.4).

American Flyer NZ, a daughter of Tintin In America, maintained her devastating form with a convincing end-to-end success in 1:59.4 at Albion Park. She has now won four of her last seven outings.

Another of the Tintin In America progeny in American Bullitt came from worse than midfield to chalk up his sixth lifetime success at Bunbury.

Arma Einstein, a four-year-old son of Renaissance Man, came from second last to win his eighth race at Gloucester Park, clocking 1:56.5 over 2130 metres. The gelding has now earned more than $75,000.

Reigning NSW Sire of the Year Million Dollar Cam left a brace of winners at Globe Derby Park in Levi Jimmy (1:57.8) and Alimonie and the Newcastle winner Waiting For Love (1:57.5).

Warrawee Needy, Tintin In America, Renaissance Man and Million Dollar Cam are member of the Yirribee Pacing Stud sire roster at Wagga (NSW).

By Peter Wharton for Harnesslink