Well-bred 2YO Paris wins Cranbourne maiden

Trainer Anthony Freedman has continued a stellar season with his team of two-year-olds.

Well-bred filly Paris has broken her maiden at Cranbourne and added to the Anthony Freedman stable’s list of two-year-old winners for the season.

A daughter of stallion Snitzel out of the mare Court, Paris is a half-sister to now-retired Group One winner English and the filly broke through at her fourth start in a 1000m maiden against her own age and sex on a heavy track on Wednesday.

Paris had her first two starts for Sydney trainer Clarry Conners and was a luckless third at Moe in her first start for the Freedman stable last month before winning Wednesday’s race by one-length win under start jockey Ben Melham.

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“He just let her find her feet and it was good to see her with some clear running in the straight and she showed a really nice turn of foot,” assistant trainer Sam Freedman told broadcaster Racing.com.

The Freedman stable’s two-year-olds, headlined by Group One Blue Diamond Stakes winner Lyre, have now won a combined 18 races during the 2018/19 season, which concludes at the end of this month, with Paris the 12th individual winner from the age group.

“It’s been a really good year and hopefully there’s one or two more to come,” Sam Freedman said.