Our Millionaire in the money

Talented Million Dollar Cam entire Our Millionaire completed back-to-back country cup successes when he scored an effortless win in the Group 3 $45,000 Stawell Pacing Cup on Sunday (December 12).

The Yirribee Pacing Stud bred five-year-old led from the outset and carved out his last three quarters in 29, 27.6 and 26.7 on the way to a 8.3 metres victory.

It was his 13th win from 30 starts and lifted his stake tally to $126,450.

American Flyer, a New Zealand-bred daughter of Tintin In America, made it three wins on end at Albion Park on Friday night (December 10). The mare led from end-to-end in a 1:56 rate over 1660 metres.

Fear The Dragon, the third leading first crop sire in America, was represented by Makena Hanover, a two-year-old colt who won in 1:58 at Dover Downs, Delaware. Fear The Dragon has sired the winners of $931,075 this year.

Former world champion Warrawee Needy sired a pair of fast winners in North America in High Flyin Jamie (1:56.2) and the three-year-old Needyoffthegrid (1:57).

Million Dollar Cam, Tintin In America, Fear The Dragon and Warrawee Needy are all members of the Yirribee Pacing Stud sire roster at Wagga (NSW).

By Peter Wharton for Harnesslink