Lady Lucifer underlines black type potential

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Emerging sprinting mare Lady Lucifer made it back to back Saturday metro wins, the latest on the feature Gold Coast Pink Ribbon Cup meeting.

​Reappearing two weeks after a dominant Doomben win over 1350m, Lady Lucifer debuted at the Gold Coast and up to 1400m, with another dominant display to score by a soft 2.5 lengths.

Talented rider Emily Lang was again at the centre after her polished front running display last time out, for master trainer David Vandyke.

“Emily has again produced an outstanding ride there,” said OnTrack CEO Grant Morgan.

“She wasn’t the best away, but Emily got her moving and into the lead early and controlled the midrace speed to leave plenty in the tank.

“This mare is really growing in confidence now and I think she is underlining her potential to win black type at some point.

“She is a lovely big lightly raced mare by Hellbent who is really doing a great job as a young sire,” said Morgan.

Purchased for just $55,000 at the 2022 Inglis Classic Sale, Lady Lucifer is by the Yarraman Park stallion Hellbent.

Lady Lucifer is out of the Stravinsky mare Miss Twin Peaks.

Lady Lucifer now boasts the enviable record of 10 starts, 4 wins & 5 placings.

Congratulations to the Lady Lucifer Ownership group:
J R Carey, M D Bates, D J Bates, B J Warnick, F J Vernon, Bayles Girls Racing , P R Mcgavin, S M Manning, Lock & Bob Boys, G A Snow, M J Keegan, GroLim Racing, C D Enders, W D Phillips, W C Stone, B R Heness & OnTrack Miss Twin Peaks Synd: T A Bailey, S Blackadder, J Dal Bon, M W Dunn, A T Dwyer, Jake, J Jordan, J S Macmillan, G R Newick, M Olenczuk, A Saxon, Sweet Caroline, C D Tomlinson & J E Van Steenis

​Photos courtesy of Grant Peters Trackside Photos

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