Turn Me Loose | Introduction
IFFRAAJ x INDOMITABLE by Danehill | 16.1½ hh
- Juvenile winner at 2
- Classic winner at 3
- Gr.1 WFA winner at 4
- Winner of over $1.7 million - 7 wins 1200m-1600m
- By leading international global sire Iffraaj
A Champion Sprinter/Miler, Turn Me Loose is a triple Group One winner of more than $1.7 million up to 1600m. Successful as a 2YO and Classic winner of the Gr.1 New Zealand 2000 Guineas at three, Turn Me Loose trained on to win the Gr.1 WFA Futurity Stakes over 1400m and Gr.1 Emirates Stakes (1600m) in Melbourne at four. He is a leading son of internationally successful sire Iffraaj (65 SW) while his first three damsires Danehill, Sadler’s Wells and Shirley Heights are three supersires of modern thoroughbred breeding. His first progeny turn two in 2020.
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