The exciting Blue Sky Thoroughbreds’ based New Approach stallion New Predator marked his third winner from just four runners when the Paul Lafferty-trained Calling All Angels won on debut at Hollywoodbets Scottsville on Wednesday.
Keagan de Melo guides New Predator daughter Calling All Angels to a smart debut victory over ‘Spare’ Hlengwa and Sign Of Fate (Pic – Candiese Lenferna)
Showing plenty of pace and courage on her 1100m debut, Calling All Angels (7-2) gave national log-leader Keagan de Melo the first of his 3 winners when she clocked 63,59 secs and fought off the challenge of her allowance-claiming fellow debutantes Sign Of Fate (17-2) and Hot Pearl (5-1) to win by half a length in a rousing opening to the first of eight races at a sunny Hollywoodbets Scottsville on Wednesday.
From just four first crop runners, New Predator has now had three winners and another placer achieving two seconds and a third from three starts. So all four of the top-class racer’s progeny currently racing have yet to be out of the money in all of their starts to date!
A R225 000 National Yearling Sale graduate, Calling All Angels was bred by Bruce Le Roux and is out of the seven-time winning Windrush mare, The Angelus, who saw out a mile.
The Wernars family, who raced the multiple Gr1-placed Gr2 winner New Predator, own Calling All Angels in a partnership.
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