Racehorse TALK

HIDDEN CHARGES  wins today YAY     

Easy Win for Charge Forward FillyTara Madgwick - Thursday, 24 September 2009

Last season’s champion first crop sire Charge Forward has been a tad slow off the mark this season, but posted an impressive winner at Sale on Thursday in the shape of the Mark Kavanagh trained filly Hidden Charges.

Placed at two of her three starts last preparation, Hidden Charges relished the step up to 1400 metres at her second run back from a spell, careering away at the finish to win by three lengths in a dominant display.

A $140,000 purchase for Slade Bloodstock from the Arrowfield draft at the 2008 Inglis Premier Yearling Sale, Hidden Charges is the first foal of former top class racemare Ain’t Seen Nothin’.

A stakes-winner of eight races and more than $600,000 in prizemoney, Ain’t Seen Nothin’ was also Group One placed in the MRC Underwood Stakes.

Ain’t Seen Nothin’ had a filly by Starcraft fetch $270,000 at Magic Millons this year and has another yearling colt by Starcraft in the pipeline.

His first group 1 winner.

HEADWAY (AUS)

Brown filly 2006

Charge Forward Bay 2001	Red Ransom Bay 1987	Roberto Bay 1969	Hail to Reason Brown 1958	Turn-To Nothirdchance	1951 1948	1-w 4-n
			Bramalea Bay or brown 1959	Nashua Rarelea	1952 1949	3-m 12-c
		Arabia Bay 1977	Damascus Bay 1964	Sword Dancer Kerala	1956 1958	1-o 8-h
			Christmas Wind Bay 1967	Nearctic Bally Free	1954 1960	14-c 6-b
	Sydney's Dream Bay 1991	Bletchingly Brown 1970	Biscay Chestnut 1965	Star Kingdom Magic Symbol	1946 1956	1-g 2-o
			Coogee Bay 1959	Relic Last Judgement	1945 1948	8-f 7-a
		Dream Appeal 1982	Valid Appeal Bay or brown 1972	In Reality Desert Trial	1964 1963	21-a 2-c
			Cam Shaft Chestnut 1962	Fleet Path Cambalee	1952 1950	10> 52>
Chatelaine Bay 1999	Flying Spur Bay 1992	Danehill Bay 1986	Danzig Bay 1977	Northern Dancer Pas de Nom	1961 1968	2-d 7-a
			Razyana Bay 1981	His Majesty Spring Adieu	1968 1974	4-d 2-d
		Rolls Chestnut 1984	Mr Prospector Bay 1970	Raise a Native Gold Digger	1961 1962	8-f 13-c
			Grand Luxe Chestnut 1974	Sir Ivor Fanfreluche	1965 1967	8-g 4-g
	Midnight Renegade Bay 1984	Brigand Bay 1971	Noholme Chestnut 1956	Star Kingdom Oceana	1946 1947	1-g 1-u
			Lady Sybil Brown 1957	Count Rendered Cassiopeia	1945 1949	14-c 22-b
		Midnight Slipper Bay 1976	Showdown Chestnut 1961	Infatuation Zanzara	1951 1951	16-h 6-b
			Cendrillon Bay 1963	Landau Pantoufle	1951 1956	3-o 5-c

Ancestor duplications:

Star Kingdom

5m x 5m

I doubt there will be a better 2yo in Sydney BEFORE christmas, there certain has not been a better one since the season started.

SOLAR CHARGED (AUS)

Bay or brown filly 2007

Charge Forward Bay 2001	Red Ransom Bay 1987	Roberto Bay 1969	Hail to Reason Brown 1958	Turn-To Nothirdchance	1951 1948	1-w 4-n
			Bramalea Bay or brown 1959	Nashua Rarelea	1952 1949	3-m 12-c
		Arabia Bay 1977	Damascus Bay 1964	Sword Dancer Kerala	1956 1958	1-o 8-h
			Christmas Wind Bay 1967	Nearctic Bally Free	1954 1960	14-c 6-b
	Sydney's Dream Bay 1991	Bletchingly Brown 1970	Biscay Chestnut 1965	Star Kingdom Magic Symbol	1946 1956	1-g 2-o
			Coogee Bay 1959	Relic Last Judgement	1945 1948	8-f 7-a
		Dream Appeal 1982	Valid Appeal Bay or brown 1972	In Reality Desert Trial	1964 1963	21-a 2-c
			Cam Shaft Chestnut 1962	Fleet Path Cambalee	1952 1950	10> 52>
Soul Singer Bay 1998	Danehill Bay 1986	Danzig Bay 1977	Northern Dancer Bay 1961	Nearctic Natalma	1954 1957	14-c 2-d
			Pas de Nom Bay or brown 1968	Admiral's Voyage Petitioner	1959 1952	4-n 7-a
		Razyana Bay 1981	His Majesty Bay 1968	Ribot Flower Bowl	1952 1952	4-l 4-d
			Spring Adieu Bay 1974	Buckpasser Natalma	1963 1957	1-s 2-d
	Aretha Bay or brown 1986	Sir Dapper Bay 1980	Vain Chestnut 1966	Wilkes Elated	1952 1957	13-c A10
			Sikri Bay 1967	Golden Plume Miss Sikri	1960 1963	19-b C25
		Soul Power Bay 1972	Le Cordonnier Bay 1963	Saint Crespin Selindra	1956 1955	22-a 2-n
			Vol Power Chestnut 1962	Power House Volta	1953 1952	13-e 16-a

Ancestor duplications:

Nearctic

5f x 5m

Natalma

x 5m,5f

Love that line there ......Vain

A major handicap victory for this young stallion.   

There is your Oakleigh Plate winner.