Exciting young sire Visionaire had yet another smart looking debut winner when his impeccably bred daughter Supreme Vision saluted at Greyville on Wednesday afternoon.

Well ridden by jockey Sean Veale, Supreme Vision made all to win first time out over 1400m and this 3yo Dennis Drier trained filly looks more than useful.
Bred by the Northfields Stud, Supreme Vision was a R300 000 buy from the 2015 National Yearling Sale.

Out of the talented racemare Sweet Virginia, Supreme Vision is a full sister to the talented gelding Vilikazi, who ran third, to subsequent G1 winner Marinaresco, in the G3 Tekkie Town Winter Guineas.

Her sire Visionaire, a former Leading First Crop Sire, has some extremely promising three-year-olds to his credit this season.
They include the G1 filly Visuality, debut winner Africa Rising (who ran fourth on his only subsequent outing in the G1 Premier’s Champion Stakes), the undefeated Comme-Ci-Comme-Ca and eye catching debut winner The Thinker.

Himself a former Grade One winner, Visionaire will stand his first season in the Cape for a fee of R40 000.