For Trelawney Stud’s Cherry and Brent Taylor, Pride Of Jenni’s (Pride Of Dubai) rise to racing folklore has been a couple of decades in the making, with her Queen Elizabeth S. demolition job coming 19 years after her grand dam Vouvray (NZ) (Zabeel {NZ}) ran fourth in the same race.

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Monday morning at Randwick showcased several notable trials, with the Peter and Paul Snowden-trained Embassy (I Am Invincible) demonstrating his class. Additionally, a number of unraced runners made their mark as ones to follow, including Shangri La Spring, a son of Arrowfield Stud's first-season sire Castelvecchio.

Trial Report: Embassy stamps class as Shangri La Spring bounds to victory

TTR AusNZ examined the impressive campaign of Bold Bastille (Brazen Beau), trained by Ben, Will, and JD Hayes. Despite never competing in a race higher than Group 2 status, Bold Bastille has accumulated earnings of $699,550 from four wins out of five starts.

'We can play in our own backyard with fantastic prizemoney': Bold Bastille's super campaign 

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