Corretaje debutant winner for Sendawar
Corretaje, a three year old bay son of Sendawar won by a convincing two lengths on his first racecourse appearance on Saturday at Mont de Marsan.
Corretaje, a three year old bay son of Sendawar won by a convincing two lengths on his first racecourse appearance on Saturday at Mont de Marsan.
Trained by Didier Guillemin and owned by the Marquise de Moratalla, the attractive colt was bought for 50,000 euros at the Deauville August sales in 2003.
Corretaje gave Sendawar his second winner in four days after the courageous success of Tatoufo at Cagnes sur Mer last Wednesday. Sendawar was crowed champion first season sire in France for number of winners and wins in 2004.
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