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VIA SISTINA TAKES ON JENNI AND BRIGHTSIDE
The Straits Times|September 14, 2024
Recent Winx Stakes winner aims for third Gl win, around the other way in Flemington
VIA SISTINA TAKES ON JENNI AND BRIGHTSIDE

Outstanding Irish import Via Sistina is aiming to exact revenge on the bold front-running Pride Of Jenni in the Group 1 Makybe Diva Stakes (1,600m) at Flemington on Sept 14.

The mare trained by Sydney champion trainer Chris Waller and raced by Yu Long, the same Chinese-based owner behind Kranji's Last Supper, has raced three times in Australia, all in Sydney Group 1 races, and won first-up in the Ranvet Stakes (2,000m) at Rosehill.

She, however, finished 612 lengths behind Pride Of Jenni in Stakes the Queen Elizabeth (2,000m) at Randwick.

But Via Sistina scored at good odds when, under Kerrin McEvoy, she won first-up at her most recent run in the Winx Stakes (1,400m) at Randwick on Aug 24.

This story is from the September 14, 2024 edition of The Straits Times.

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