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Samaready, an Australian-bred filly by More than Ready, will be favored to win her Group 1 debut in Saturday’s $1.07 million Blue Diamond Stakes at Caulfield Racecourse in Australia.
The Blue Diamond Stakes is one of three Group 1 turf races on the Caulfield program. The Futurity Stakes for older sprinters will not feature Black Caviar. Unbeaten in 19 starts, Black Caviar was a candidate for the Futurity Stakes, but is being rested until April, trainer Peter Moody said earlier this week.
Samaready won the Group 3 Blue Diamond Prelude Stakes over six furlongs on Feb. 11. Saturday’s Blue Diamond Stakes is run over six furlongs. The race drew a field of 20, but has a safety limit of 16 runners, with four on the also-eligible list.
On the same program, Sepoy, unraced since winning the Group 1 Coolmore Stakes last October, starts in the $428,000 Oakleigh Plate over 5 1/2 furlongs.
Owned by Sheikh Mohammed, Sepoy won 9 of 10 starts last year, including the Blue Diamond Stakes. A 4-year-old in the Northern Hemisphere, he is a candidate for the $2 million Golden Shaheen for sprinters in Dubai on March 31.
The $535,000 Futurity Stakes over seven furlongs drew a field of 11, including King Mufhasa, an 8-year-old New Zealand-bred who was a Group 1 winner at Caulfield last October in the Toorak Handicap.
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Facing a shallow field of maiden-20 for fillies and mares, second-time starter MISS MADDIE BEE can be long gone at a short price. She dueled through a hot pace before tiring in her maiden-40 debut, but now shortens to five and one-half furlongs, drops to the bottom, and figures to clear the field. Adios. AWESOMEKAYLEE has a pair of good-looking gate works the past two weeks, and makes her career debut against a shallow group. Sired by Awesome Again, she is the first foal out of 9-for-38 mare Getcozywithkaylee. LOVE MY GIRL was well-backed in her comeback, but lost her rider.
