Hugh
Bowman enjoyed more than one Group I victory on champion filly Streama carrying
the colours of her breeder Geoffrey Coghlan and it was one of Streama's
relations that put him in the winner's circle at Canterbury on Wednesday in
those very same colours.
A homebred for the Coghlan family as was Streama, three year-old Denman filly
Viascon was transferred to Ron Quinton following the sad passing of Guy Walter earlier
this year.
Not far away in her three runs this preparation, Viascon was able to make full
use of gate one to jump in front and hold the fence, enjoying a sweet run in
transit before dashing up along the inside to score a neck win in the 1250
metre maiden.
"She'd drawn wide at her last few runs and had to go back, but barrier one
makes a big difference," said Quinton.
Viascon is the third winner from three foals to race from Tessamo, a metro
winning half-sister to four time Group I winner and $2.6 million earner Streama,
who was retired to stud this year.
Her sire Denman has made a good start to the new season with smart stakes-winner
Kuro flying his flag and has 24 entries for the 2015 Magic Millions in January.Click here to see them.