Well-related Godolphin filly Sequinned continued a promising start to her career with a strong win at Warwick Farm on Wednesday, giving her sire Pinatubo another promising prospect.
The three-year-old, trained by Chris Waller, settled outside the leader before proving too strong in the closing stages of the 1200m race, scoring by half a length from stablemate Saffron Veil.
Zac Lloyd retained the ride after partnering Sequinned to victory at Randwick on July 29, with the filly showing marked improvement from her first two appearances earlier this year.
Sequinned is a half-sister to three-time Group 1 winner Bivouac and stakes winner Coruscate, and is the seventh winner from eight runners produced by Dazzler.
Dazzler, a city winner by More Than Ready, is a half-sister to four-time Group 1 winner Guelph and was herself bred from Group 1 winner Camarilla.
The mare has a two-year-old daughter by Anamoe, Tucana, with Michael Freedman, while she also produced a filly by Cylinder last spring after taking a year off breeding.
Sequinned now looms as an encouraging addition to Pinatubo’s record at Darley NSW, where he stands for $27,500 this season.
