First Australian winner by Fear The Dragon

The North America Cup winner Fear The Dragon, whose frozen semen is available from Yirribee Pacing Stud, was represented by his first Australian harness racing winner when the two-year-old Imperial Power emerged successful at Dubbo recently.

Fear The Dragon also sired nine individual three-year-old winners in America and Canada this week and his first crop has now earned more than $1.26 million. His winners included Pearl Snaps (1:52), Dragon’s Revenge (1:52.8), Odds On Capitalism (1:53.6), Getaway Sticks (1:54.2), Dragthechipsmyway (1:54.4), Dragononthebeach (1:54.4), Odds On Veto Power (1:55.2) and Dragon Fly Cheek (1:57).

Tintin In America, the former champion colt pacer, sired his fifth two-year-old winner of the season when King Tintin won on debut in a brilliant 1:55.8 at Wagga. ‘Tintin” was also represented by the talented Boston Busker, who completed a winning hat trick in the Latrobe Cup at Launceston.

World champion Warrawee Needy sired three-year-old winners in both hemispheres – Brooklyn Bandit scored in a career-best 1:57.5 at Dubbo and Just Call Me Pete won at Clinton Raceway, Canada.

The good run being enjoyed by the progeny of Renaissance Man continued this week with Dynamite Dolly (1:57) winning at Pinjarra and Told You Twice (1:58.7) at Globe Derby Park.

Meanwhile, Million Dollar Cam, the three-time NSW Sire of the Year, produced a pair of winners in America in Pat McGarry (1:51.4) and Its Only Rocknroll (1:54.4).

by Peter Wharton, for Harnesslink