Mishani Honcho could have earned a trip to Randwick for the Group 1 Sires Produce Stakes after an impressive performance in winning the Prime Minister’s Classic, on the Sunshine Coast.

The additional 200 metres of the Sires should not bother him as he came from a long way back in the field and was drawing away on the line.

He has won four of six starts and earned prize money in excess of $420,000 for his owners, Mike and Patty Crooks, who bred the bay gelding.

The win of Mishani Honcho has promoted his sire, Jet Spur, into the top four stallions on the sires table behind Exceed And Excel, Not A Single Doubt and Snitzel.

Jet Spur is by Flying Spur, one of the great sires to have won a Golden Slipper Stakes, however, his crown and glory could have easily been his win in the All Aged Stakes as a three year old.

There is quite a deal of depth in the dam of Jet Spur, he is out of Verocative by Bletchingly ,his second dam, True Verdict,is a sister to Zeditave, an outstanding sprinter, plus a half sister to Alannon, the sire of Falvelon, who shares a berth with Jet Spur at Glenlogan Park Stud

Mishani Honcho by leading Queensland two year old sire, Jet Spur

 Photo Courtesy - Trackside Photography