FANGIRL OUT TO MAKE AMENDS
The Straits Times|September 21, 2024
Third first-up in Winx Stakes, Chris Waller's smart mare can go two better in 7 Stakes
FANGIRL OUT TO MAKE AMENDS

As one of the kick-off points to the Sydney Everest Carnival, the 7 Stakes (1,600m) at Randwick promises to deliver an exhilarating showdown on Sept 21.

Slated as Race 7 at 1.55pm Singapore time on the Australia race card, the A$1 million (S$880,000) race is also a key lead-up to the prestigious Group 1 King Charles III Stakes run over the same Randwick mile on Oct 19.

Among the leading hopes in the small eight-horse field (Zardozi is scratched) is a trio of mares all prepared by Sydney premier trainer Chris Waller, headlined by Fangirl, one of the best horses in Australia.

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