First Australian-bred winner for Poet's Voice
Poet’s Voice recorded his first Australian-bred winner with his two-year-old daughter My Country an impressive debut winner at Gosford, December 29.
After jumping smartly, My Country assumed control of the race and never relinquished her advantage, clearing away over the concluding stages to win by over a length.
Bred by the Thomas family, My Country was the most expensive first-crop yearling by Poet’s Voice, selling to Astute Bloodstock for $140,000 at the Magic Millions Yearling Sale on the Gold Coast. My Country is the third winner out of unplaced Danehill mare Bells Will Ring.
Poet’s Voice has also enjoyed a tremendous start to his stud career in the northern hemisphere, siring 18 first-crop winners in 2015 including three Stakes winners, more than his illustrious sire Dubawi had at the same stage of his career.
Poet's Voice is standing at Dalham Hall Stud at a fee of £12,000 October 1st SLF.
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