Darley called a close on the racing career of the wonderful Anamoe after his third in the Queen Elizabeth Stakes at Randwick on 8 April. Sadly like many champions, Anamoe was unable to go out a winner, but few will hold that against him. Anamoe will become one of the most expensive stallions standing at stud in Australia next season with a fee of $121,000. We will look at his stud prospects in a later edition when we investigate more of our Freshman Sires, but this month is all about Anamoe on the track.
Anamoe had his first race start on 10 October 2020 running fifth in the Debutant Stakes at Caufield over 1000m behind Fake Love and Extreme Warrior. Five weeks later he won the Merson Cooper at Sandown over the same distance beating Forbes and The
