High-class staying filly Positivity headlined another successful day for Almanzor when she triumphed in the G3 SA Fillies’ Classic at Morphettville.The Andrew Forsman-trained filly produced a sterling performance to overwhelm her rivals in the 2500 metre feature.“I would think it is her last run for the preparation,” Forsman said. “She has done a lot. To go over to Melbourne and settle into a new environment plus two trips back and forth to Adelaide, she has done a very good job to get to this point and I think she can have four or five weeks in the paddock now before a spring preparation.“To be fair, this was her target race. Two weeks ago, she went into the Australasian Oaks off the back of a little bit of a freshen-up and a gap between runs. “It is great for her owner Ben Kwok, who puts a lot of investment into the industry in New Zealand and he is a good supporter of mine, so it is always great when you can get a result for him.”Our shuttle stallion Almanzor had also earlier produced two domestic three-year-old winners with Geriatrix securing a trip to the Queensland winter carnival with his Rotorua victory while Eliud bolted in at New Plymouth.Positivity settled midfield on the fence before rider Damian Lane angled her off the rail with 700 metres to run and she held a strong gallop for her third victory from just eight appearances.“You know riding one of Andrew's horses that they're going to be really fit and I just put her into the race and she did the rest,” Lane said.“It’s a very good effort to hold her form as long as she has this preparation, credit to Andrew and his team for keeping her up and well for that long.�Positivity won the G3 Sunline Vase and finished runner-up in the G1 New Zealand Oaks before she crossed the Tasman. She was bred by Sir Patrick and Justine Lady Hogan with Peter Walker and was purchased out of Woburn Farm’s draft at Karaka by Ben Kwok for $160,000.The filly is a daughter of the stakes-winning O’Reilly mare Pussy O’Reilly, who also finished second in the G1 Makfi Challenge Stakes.

Our shuttle stallion Hello Youmzain has made a fast start to his Northern Hemisphere career while his progeny continue to be keenly sought after in the sale ring.

The multiple Group 1-winning sprinter has produced two winners from his first quartet of race day representatives with his daughter Allee de Bercy and son Reux both successful in France.

Hello Youmzain also had five lots sold at the recent Arqana Breeze-Up Sale for an aggregate of $1.59 million with an average of $318,400.

His top offering was a colt offered by Grove Stud who sold to Sackville Donald for $402,500 with the youngster a half-brother to the G3 Prix Exbury winner Simona.

A pair of Hello Youmzain fillies also sold well for $393,500 apiece with the first from the draft of Donovan Bloodstock and secured by the Highclere Agency.

She is a half-sister to Almanzor’s winning daughter Epoustouflante and the family of G1 Gran Criterium winner and sire Will Dancer.

The other quality filly was purchased by Stroud Coleman from the Mocklershill consignment and is the first foal of the European stakes winner Malakeh who also finished runner-up in the G2 German 1000 Guineas.

Hello Youmzain, our Group One winning sprinter by Kodiac, is on the board with his first winner after Allee de Bercy saluted on debut at Chantilly.

Trained by Alessandro and Giuseppe Botti, Allee de Bercy lined up against nine other fillies in the 1000m juvenile fillies maiden and hit the line strongly to win by a short neck.

She was purchased for €26,000 at the Arqana October Yearling Sale and is the first winner for Dehia, a half-sister by Mastercraftsman to stakes-winner Baby Rider from the family of Group One Epsom Derby winner Wings of Eagles.