Top notch
performance – AGAIN – from the Robert Heathcote trained sprinter, Buffering who
captured the Group Two Moir Stakes at Moonee Valley on Friday night after
leading throughout.
It was the fourth
Group victory for Buffering who has placed in no less than six Group Ones and
is surely overdue for victory at our most elite level. Perhaps this spring?
But Buffering is
not the only one that’s seen action this spring … so to speak. His dam, Action
Annie, was covered by exciting young sire, Love Conquers All, earlier this
month and is at the vanguard of what is a sensational book for the former
Hawkes trained speedster.
It makes sense …
both Buffering (below winning the Moir) and Love Conquers All are by Mossman, both are top class
sprinters and, while it’s more synergistic than pedigree driven, Buffering was
foaled at the now Eliza Park Queensland where Love Conquers All stands.
Encouragingly, the
first batch of mares covered by Love Conquers All have been tested in foal, one
of which includes the Marscay mare, Prima, who has missed in eight of her last
10 seasons.
You’ll be hoping
that one sticks … Prima is a half sister to legendary Kiwi stallion, Zabeel.
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