Harry Time became the latest first-crop winner for his sire Harry Angel when taking a maiden contest at Navan on Saturday, 14 May.
The two-year-old colt travelled smoothly, making headway two furlongs out, drawing clear to win comfortably by one and a quarter lengths. Trainer Michael O’Callaghan later indicated a trip to Royal Ascot for the G2 Coventry Stakes could be on the cards for the winning debutant.
Purchased at the Tattersalls Craven breeze-up sale, Harry Time was bred by Yeomanstown Stud and is out of the Stakes-winning Starspangledbanner mare Silver Rainbow. She is out of a Linamix half-sister to G1 performer Sentiero Italia, dam of G1 winners Santin and Ashkal Way.
A smart juvenile, Harry Angel broke his maiden in the G2 Mill Reef and later went on to claim victories in the G1 July Cup and G1 Sprint Cup at Haydock. The Champion sprinter got off the mark as a sire earlier this week with Violent Harry striking impressively at Chantilly.
Harry Angel returns to Kelvinside, New South Wales for the upcoming breeding season at an unchanged fee of $16,500 (inc GST) off the back of strong yearling results returning on average 7.3 times his yearlings' service fee.
His first-crop yearlings secured $460,000 at Inglis and $400,000 at Magic Millions.
Harry Time the second debutant winner for Harry Angel @DarleyAus in the space of five days winning over 1100m at Navan.
— ANZ Bloodstock (@anz_news) May 15, 2022
And like the first there is an Aussie connection with his dam by Starspangledbanner!
pic @NavanRacecourse pic.twitter.com/IT03bZEXo9
