Un-named (Jacquinot – Senro Kisaki)

Jacquinot / Senro Kisaki 2024
Patrick and Michelle Payne to Train
10% shares $13,800 – 5% shares – $6,900

I loved this Jacquinot colt from Senro Kisaki. This colt is Rubisaki’s 3/4 brother by an exciting first season sire as was Rubisaki when I bought her. Prime Thoroughbreds has raced 8 yearlings from this family with all being winners. Recently Himeno, a 1/2 sister to this colt won on debut.

Three of these eight winners are stakes performers with another an Adelaide Magic Millions winner.

It should be noted that when the family is crossed with Rubick or his sons we have 100% stakes horses to runners with Rubick’s best filly or mare Rubisaki and Flattered her sire Yes Yes Yes’s (Son of Rubick) best credentialled filly to race doing the job. Another member made an impressive debut at Wyong recently with Helluva Kiss running a fast finishing second. She has displayed very good ability at the barrier trials prior to this debut run.

The eight horses I have raced from this family cost $755,000 to purchase and have returned $3,817,263 with Himeno the winner of her only start for us still in our racing team.

I have had remarkable results racing yearlings and weanlings purchased by First Season Sires. Look at these results.

First Season Sire Results – Prime Thoroughbreds

I have had amazing success purchasing yearlings by first season sires. Some of our best results have been:

Rubisaki ($85,000) – Rubick’s best filly or mare.
Fituese ($55,000) – Deep Field, NSW BOBS Horse Of The Year
Unchain My Heart ($45,000) – Al Maher, won VRC Ramsden Stakes twice
Under Command ($35,000) – Commands first Group 1 performer
Miss Divine Em ($47,500) – Super One’s third highest earning filly or mare
Embeller ($90,000) – Super One’s only Group or Listed placed mare
out of his first crop
Zizzis ($100,000) – Sizzling, Adelaide Magic Millions winner
Casa De Lago ($60,000) – Delago Deluxe’s only stakes horse
Seonee ($80,000) – Winning Rupert’s most winning horse
Flattered ($130,000) – Yes Yes Yes’s best filly or mare
Power Of The Brave ($80,000) – Brave Smash’s most winning horse
Cavalry Girl ($110,000) – Bivouac’s second best filly in Australia
Miss Lyra ($40,000) – Lucky Vega’s third best filly in Australia
Momentslikethese ($40,000) – Tiger Of Malay’s second best horse and only
stakes horse

(Purchase price in brackets)