Brian Christopher (ex Dior Sauvage) RACING IN AUSTRALIA (Sold)
Age 7
Foal date 7/11/2017
Gender Colt
Colour Bay
Sire Bettor’s Delight
Dam Kamwood Elsie
Trainer Al Barnes, Marburg
Owner Lincoln Farms Bloodstock, Kevin & Glenis Street, Beverley Glass
Breeder Steve & Steffie Cornwall, Tony and Leeanne Grayling
Record 19 starts, 5 wins, 5 placings
Earnings $7815 + A$14,577
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Al’s B team back after a break so Redcliffe runs on Thursday sure to improve them
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Full of confidence, Bondi Shake spearheads Al’s leaders at Redcliffe this week
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A Barnes belter - Brian Christopher makes it three at Redcliffe and Bondi Shake just misses
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Al gives us the inside oil on Lincoln Farms’ four runners at Redcliffe this week
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Brian Christopher cruises in at Redcliffe again - and there are more wins to come, says Al
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Al lands himself a rare winner and gives Brian Christopher’s owners a real thrill
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Al looking for front-running advantage with Franco Nandor and Brian Christopher
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Brian Christopher to give a bold sight in front - but Al warns not to take short odds
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Emotional success with Brian Christopher as Streets top 500 harness wins and 892 in all
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By champion stallion Bettor’s Delight, Brian Christopher (ex Dior Sauvage) is the fourth foal of Kamwood Elsie, making him a brother to former crack filly Lancewood Lizzie who won more than $250,000.
In a spirited bidding duel, Lincoln Farms’ boss John Street snagged the colt for $140,000, the second equal highest price of the day, overpowering top trainer Barry Purdon, who trained Lancewood Lizzie to nine of her 13 wins.
Trainer Ray Green called the colt cheap at the price, expecting that, with all his attributes, he would need to pay at least $200,000 to secure him.
“Everything about him is what I look for in a horse,’’ said Green of the yearling.
“He had a huge front end and a good temperament, I just couldn’t fault him.
“I rated him the best colt in the sale.’’