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Name: Casual Witness

Gender: Filly

Sire: Star Witness

Dam: Casual Friday

Trainer: Tony Gollan

Foal Date: 21/9/2015

 

BOOM RACING OFFER A FILLY OUT OF A PROVEN PRODUCER

The TTSC Racehorse Syndication Service has the pleasure in offering shares, on behalf of Boom Racing Thoroughbreds, in this chestnut filly by Star Witness out of a proven producer in, Casual Friday (by Tale of the Cat).

Star Witness was the 2015-16 Leading Second Season sire by winners signing off the end of that racing season with 47 winners, ahead of the high profile horses Hinchinbrook (by Fastnet Rock) on 43 and the deceased Beneteau (Redoute’s Choice) on 33 individual winners.

Star Witness, was the champion Australian 2yo colt that was able to earn a classification of 112 sharing that rating with Decision Time (by Foreplay). A chestnut son of Starcraft, and a winner of the Group 1 MRC Blue Diamond in stunning fashion – sprinting from the rear of the field to claim the top juvenile race in Victoria.

Star Witness improved at three to win the Group 1 Coolmore Stud (registered name: Ascot Vale Stakes) down Flemington’s famous straight course over 1200 m. and finished runner-up in another Group 1 race down that same course, during 2010 in the Victoria Racing Club Stakes, a mere four lengths behind sprint Queen, Black Caviar.

Once the syndicate has been formed Boom Racing Thoroughbreds will manage the group.

NOT ENOUGH?  Boom Racing Thoroughbreds would like you to know the dam of this filly, Casual Friday is also the dam of Matty (by Nicconi) a winner of three races.  Both hail from a very strong New Zealand female family that has produced the Group 1 winners Star Satire (by Volksraad) and the full relations Silver Wraith (by Silver Dream) and Silver Nymph along with the Group 2 Sliver Slipper winner, Satin Shoes (by Flying Spur)

Tony Gollan cemented his place in Queensland racing history at the conclusion of the 2014-15 racing season when he broke Bruce McLachlan’s long standing record of 78 metropolitan wins.

In celebrating that milestone Gollan acknowledged the journey he had travelled since reviving his training career in 2003. His second premiership followed a break-through season when Gollan had saddled-up 57 metropolitan winners.

That season was ably assisted by the Group One-winning half-brothers Spirit of Boom (by Sequalo) and Temple of Boom (by Piccolo) however it would be unfair to say Gollan’s march toward the top of his profession was solely down to the “Boom Brothers”.

All up, Gollan trained 95 winners Australia wide during the 2014-15 racing season earning connections more than $4million. With a third trainers’ title firmly in the rear-vision mirror Gollan is now looking to build on the 100-plus winners Australia wide mark that landed him in tenth spot on the Australian Trainers’ Premiership list at the end of the 2015-16 seasons Gollan recording a top five finish training 88.5 metropolitan winners.

Gollan has begun the 2016-17 racing season in the same manner he finished the last, already he has 66 metropolitan winners Australia wide, 90 overall, and to the stables credit the season has another three months to run.

Spirit of Boom, owned by Boom Racing Thoroughbreds Syndications, is clearly the most successful galloper Gollan has trained providing him with successes in the 2014 Group 1 MVRC William Reid Stakes and in the BRC Doomben 10,000. Temple of Boom, also owned by Boom Racing Thoroughbreds, and the oldest of the pair had won the 2012 Group 1 ATC Galaxy at Randwick after wins at Group 2, Group 3 and Listed level.

While both Booms brothers enhanced Gollan’s reputation, the effort to take Amexed from a maiden win at the Sunshine Coast over 1600 m. to success in the Group 3 BRC Rough Habit Plate (2000 m.) equally focused a bright light on his skill.

As a teenager Gollan was a star Rugby League player in Toowoomba, earning selection in the Queensland U-19 squad and winning a scholarship to play in Sydney. But with a professional football career beckoning he chose horse racing, with his first winner Carbon Shadow at Clifford Park in 1999, and it’s a tribute to his dedication and persistence that followed some 13-years after he had taken the plunge and moved to Brisbane in 2012 to saddle up his first Group-1 winner.

Gollan once again has approached the new season with the attitude to keep building on the past results to ensure his rise to the top isn’t a short stay

The share price for this filly is inclusive of the breaking-in fee with John Wheeler at Dalby, more than 100 days adjistment at Furlong Stud and the Magic Millions race series.

In addition, the Insurance policy is paid until January 15th, 2018, along with all of the related registration fees with Racing Australia’s Registrar of Racehorses.

The ongoing upkeep fee per month for a 2% share is $77.00 (inc. GST) and it commences August 1st, and is fixed until July 31st, 2018.