Adelaide based three year-old Rialya highlighted the excellent winning run being enjoyed by Kempinsky at Morphettville last Saturday.  The Lloyd Kennewell trained filly had plenty in hand when racing away to a soft two length victory in the Stuart Nunn Handicap.

Rialya (3f Kempinsky – Ettu Blu by Prince Echo) is one of several recent winners for Kempinsky whose progeny have been racing in good form both here and aboard.  The lightly raced up-and-comer relished the step up to 1800 metres and looked every bit a South Australia Oaks candidate.  

Other Kempinskys to score last week were Shadow In The Sky who led throughout at Warrnambool and Redinsky who scored first up at Pakenham.

One of Kempinsky’s most promising daughters Hearts And Arrows created a big impression winning her first two in dominant fashion.  She’s back in work at Cranbourne and trainer Mick Kent is excited about the mare who he’s always rated highly.

He’s also been credited with recent off-shore winners Always Well (Hong Kong), Macau Eagle (Macau) and Four Aces (Malaysia) while Anak Piasau and Caution are due to break through in Singapore.

Kempinsky (Danehill) was an outstanding galloper defeating Elvstroem in the G2 AAMI Vase at Moonee Valley.  He hails from the legendary Eight Carat family and is a full brother to Viking Ruler.

Kempinsky stood the 2010 season at Rangal Park in Euroa for a $5,500 service fee.