Swettenham Stud

The red hot form of Swettenham Stud stallions rolled on at Sale today with three winners sired by their stallions.

Dash for Cash, one of the country's hottest stallions, was represented by two winners at the meeting - Sir Puddles and Take the Dash.

Sandwiched in between those wins came the victory of Hold That Tiger filly Tigerpuss.

Sir Puddles kicked away the streak when the three-year-old colt scored a thrilling win in the Subway Sale Plate (1200m).

With Ben Melham in the stable, the colt from the Clive Balfour got home to beat Casual Friday by a half head. Shagsine was another three parts of a length back in third place.

Just over half an hour later the Quinton Scott trained Tigerpuss showed good speed and lasted to beat News Just In and Chang in a driving finish to the Macalister Prestige Homes Plate (1200m).

The Swettenham treble was completed when Dash for Cash's four-year-old mare Take the Cash scored a strong win in the Pactac Security Handicap (1200m).

Trained by Damien Williams and with Logan McGill up, Take the Cash proved too good for Special Bunny and Flower Power in a competitive finish.

Today's wins continued on an outstanding run for gallopers by Swettenham Stud stallions.

On Wednesday the exciting Queensland galloper Shuffle the Cash scored stylishly on the Sunshine Coast.

Cashinin, by Dash for Cash, won at Ballarat on Thursday for Colin and Cindy Alderson.

Kaizen Warrior, a gelding by Bianconi, won in great style at Wagga on Friday.

On Saturday at Kembla Grange the Bianconi gelding Tully Endeavour was an impressive winner in a 1200 metre event.

Twenty four hours later Ray Cleaver saddled up Cip Cip Hooray, another gelding by Bianconi, to win over 1500 metres at Cranbourne.

On the same afternoon in Tasmanian the Dash for Cash youngster Capone confirmed his status as the best juvenile in the state by romping home in the Tasmanian Sires Produce Stakes in Launceston.