Poatan & Lost Signal impressive winners for Lucky Vega

• Poatan at Windsor: An impressive maiden win

On 23 August 2025, a standout race unfolded at Windsor Racecourse. The Sid Sims Explosive Staging and Events Novice Stakes—a brisk 6‑furlong race— Poatan (IRE) make a striking impression under jockey David Egan, trained by George Scott.

How the Race Unfolded

The going was described as Good to firm. Poatan started mid-division but made his move over two furlongs from the finish, gaining momentum and switching left. He took the lead just over a furlong out, demonstrating both pace and stamina to hold off challengers and win decisively. His nearest rival was Division, who finished 2¾ lengths behind in second place, with Gaurdman coming in third. The official winning time was 1m 12.19s. Guided by the experienced duo of David Egan (jockey) and George Scott (trainer), he showed both composure and raw potential —    hallmarks of a promising racing career ahead. A victory in such style marks Poatan as one to watch in upcoming juvenile races—and possibly beyond.

 

Connections & Background;

Poatan was bred by Castlefarm Stud, the colt was purchased by KCS Bloodstock for €72,000 as a foal before going on to make 180,000 GNS as a yearling when selling to Maxi Joorabchian/ G Scott at the Tattersalls October Book 1 Sale.

 

• Lost Signal builds on maiden success to win again at Ffos Las

On 22 August 2025,  the Ascona Ladies In Lace EBF Restricted Novice Stakes — over 7 furlongs 80 yards—saw Lost Signal (IRE), ridden by Alec Voikhansky and trained by Richard Hannon, claim a stylish victory. The ground was Good to firm in places, offering ideal racing conditions, he raced in second, travelling well when pressed over 2f out, ridden over 1f out, he went to lead inside the final furlong and kept on well to win. Starting off with a stylish win over two seasoned rivals. Lost Signal had previously delivered a convincing maiden victory at Salisbury, a performance that paved the way for this success at Ffos Las.  Lost Signal’s performance showcased both speed and composure—one to watch among the current two-year-old crop.

 

Connections & Background;

Lost Signal was bred by Yulong Investments (Australia) Pty. The colt realised €75,000 when selling at the Tattersalls Ireland Breeze Up sale.

 

 

 

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