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Barely a Moment

 

Australian performed multiple Group One winning sprinter-milers who train on in the style of Barely a Moment have become blueprint for stud success.

 

                                          

                                                                                                                           

Sirecam	Open Day Footage	Fact Sheet	Stallions 2010

 

> Triple G1 winning sprinter-miler

 

> 6-time runner up at G1 and G2 level, defeating 20 G1 winners including the likes of Takeover Target, Al Maher and Fastnet Rock.

 

> First crop of 2 year-olds include the stakes placed Life Is A Cabernet along with winners/placegetters Whipthebrewer, Moment By Moment, Fleet Riane, Happy Valeez, Little Fireball, Vunerable Moment, etc.

 

> His progeny are in the leading stables of David Hayes, Patinack Farm, Peter Moody, Leon Macdonald, David Jolly, Richard Jolly and Adam Durrant.

 

Australian performed multiple G1 winners as 2 year-olds and beyond currently at stud

 

Stallion	2008 Fee	G1 record	Stud Record
Redoute's Choice	$330,000	4 x G1 winner 1200m-1600m	Champion Sire
Flying Spur	$137,500	3 x G1 winner 1200m-1600m	Champion Sire
Testa Rossa	$38,500	6 x G1 winner 1000m-1600m	Leading 2nd season sire
Show A Heart	$33,000	4 x G1 winner 1400m-1600m	Leading 1st & 2nd season sire
Bel Esprit	$33,000	2 x G1 winner 1200m-1350m	Promising young stallion
BARELY A MOMENT	$16,500	3 x G1 wins 1400-1600m	First runners in 2009-10

 

*ALL Stallions currently at stud in NSW, VIC, QLD & SA that achieved their G1 record from 1999-2009

 

As a two-year-old showing early promise, he won his first start prior to Christmas and his talent was confirmed shortly after with Group One success in the VRC Sires. At three, Barely a Moment turned in some classic performances, running second to Alinghi in the Ascot Vale and again second in the Group One Caulfield Guineas. He finished off his spring campaign with another second in the Sandown Guineas, heading off Cadbury Guineas winner Al Maher in third place.

At four, Barely a Moment was world-class, winning two Group One races in succession: the Dubai Racing Club Cup and Toorak Handicap, over 1400m and 1600m respectively. Dropping back to 1200m three weeks later, he took on the best sprinters around in the Group One Salinger, running second to Glamour Puss (giving her 5kg) and defeating champion international sprinters, Takeover Target and Cape of Good Hope.