The seven-year-old sprinter lifted under the urgings of Alysha Collett, who a week earlier felt her riding career could be over after being blinded when hit by a clod at Rosehill.
Mitchell Beer’s warhorse sprinter Mnementh produced a fighting victory for the true believers in the Bob Charley Stakes at Randwick on Saturday.
“He came back as a four-year-old and won five from seven and in stakes company, and when we vetted him, he was perfect. I was really surprised when we got him for that price. “He got himself into a good spot just back off the speed, so he had an economical run throughout. When he peeled out from the 600, he towed me into the race nicely and won with some authority,” Clark said.
“He is by one of our stallions in Encryption, and he is building a very good record,” Godolphin assistant trainer Darren Beadman said. “James has him in at this time of year to get him through the grades and is already thinking of getting him back to the Magic Millions.”“He just has a sharp sprint, which is going to take him a long way,” McEvoy said. “He relaxed so well behind them and then when I asked him he was very good.
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