26/07/2024
FLASHBACK FRIDAY - ATEATES
Sporting the famous colours of Neil Johnson and his Geurie-based stud, Ateates will be recalled as one of the most successful Dubbo-trained gallopers thanks to memorable two- and three-year campaigns in 2000 and 2001.
Trained by Garry Lunn, Ateates was an impressive debut winner at Wellington, before a two-length win at Canterbury, beating quality race mare Picholine β who would go on to produce Group 1 winner Rebel Raider and Group 3 winner Shamoline Warrior.
Ateates would place in both the Group 2 Magic Night Stakes and Group 3 Sweet Embrace STakes before being spelled.
Returning a stronger three-year-old, Ateates would win the Group 2 Silver Shadow Stakes and Group 2 Moet & Chandon Stakes, as well as finishing runner-up in the Listed Brian Crowley Stakes and Group 2 Challenge Stakes and third in the Group 2 Stan Fox Stakes.
Ateates was transferred to Russell Cameronβs Flemington stables, where the filly contested no less than four Group 1s in four states β including the Galaxy, Goodwood, Stradbroke, and Newmarket β and winning the Group 2 Yalumba Classic along the way.
The Zeditave-mare would return to Sydney in 2002 under the care of Gary Portelli, where it would defeat Group 1 winner Viscount in the Expressway Stakes (Group 2) and contest three Group 1 sprints β the Galaxy, the Newmarket, and the Oakleigh Plate.
Career Highlights:
29-6:3:6 $644,745
Silver Shadow Stakes Group 2 β winner
Moet Chandon Stakes Group 2 β winner
Expressway Stakes Group 2 β winner
Yalumba Classic Group 2 β winner
Carylon Stakes G2 β second
Brian Crowley Stakes LR - second
Challenge Stakes G2 β second
Stan Fox Stakes G3 - third
Sweet Embrace Group 3 β third
Magic Night Stakes Group 3 β third
Challenge Stakes Group 3 β third
McEwen Stakes LR - third