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Fitting tribute to superstar as unraced son wins debut
The Journal
|September 24, 2025
STRAIGHT Up was a poignant winner of the opening race on day three of the Harvest Festival at Listowel, with the son of Wootton Bassett making an impressive debut for Aidan O'Brien.
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Just hours after Coolmore announced the death of the superstar stallion, his previously unraced son was the 9-4 favourite for the WTW Willis Irish EBF Maiden in the hands of Wayne Lordan.
After following stablemate King Of Sparta to the home turn,
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