The Bell View Park owned 4yo mare Eugene's Pick (pictured) won her first metropolitan race at Randwick yesterday for trainers Robert and Luke Price.

Eugene's Pick jumped quickly from the outside gate and worked across the field to lead comfortably. Jockey Adam Hyeronimus rated her well in front and she kicked clear at the top of the straight and was able to hang on to win the 1400m event by a narrow margin.

Eugene's Pick has now recorded 3 wins and 3 placing from 8 career starts and earned $83,975 in prize money. She is a daughter of top class stallion Mastercraftsman and is out of the Fusaichi Pegasus mare In Essence, who is from the family of G1 winners Bonanova, Telesto and Fraternity.

To view her pedigree, click on the link below.

2yo Sebring colt Fortress Command has won impressively on debut at Wyong over 1350m for trainer Gerald Ryan and owners Sun Stud.

Fortress Command jumped well from the gates for jockey Brett Prebble and was allowed to settle midfield in the run. On the home turn he was taken to the middle of the track where he showed excellent acceleration to win by a comfortable 1.3 lengths.

"He's a nice colt that will be very good when gets up over 1600m and further. I told Sun Stud we might look at races like the Fernhill or Champagne Stakes for him later in the Autumn" trainer Gerald Ryan said.

Sun Stud purchased Fortress Command's dam Prairie Star (pictured) for $240,000 from Bell View Park's draft of mares at the 2016 Inglis Australian Broodmare Sale. Prairie Star was in foal Sebring with Fortress Command being the result of the mating.

Fortress Command is a half brother to G3 placed Leotie and his dam Prairie Star is a stakes placed High Chaparral mare and half sister to stakes performers Marianne and Our Miss Jones.

To view Fortress Command's pedigree, click on the link below.

The Bell View Park Stud sold mare Maglissa, produced the 2yo Hinchinbrook colt Unite And Conquer (pictured) to win the listed Maribyrnong Trial on Saturday at Flemington in very impressive fashion.

Trained by Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott, Unite And Conquer led throughout to run away for a dominant 2.25 length victory for jockey Stephen Baster and syndicate owners Blueblood Thoroughbreds.

Bell View Park sold Maglissa at the 2016 Inglis Australian Broodmare Sale in foal to Unite and Conquer to agent Tim Stewart for $180,000. Maglissa has also produced a yearling colt by So You Think and a newborn colt by Golden Slipper winner Capitalist.

To view Maglissa's pedigree, click on the link below.