The Bell View Park Stud sold mare Maglissa, produced the 2yo Hinchinbrook colt Unite And Conquer (pictured) to win the listed Maribyrnong Trial on Saturday at Flemington in very impressive fashion.

Trained by Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott, Unite And Conquer led throughout to run away for a dominant 2.25 length victory for jockey Stephen Baster and syndicate owners Blueblood Thoroughbreds.

Bell View Park sold Maglissa at the 2016 Inglis Australian Broodmare Sale in foal to Unite and Conquer to agent Tim Stewart for $180,000. Maglissa has also produced a yearling colt by So You Think and a newborn colt by Golden Slipper winner Capitalist.

To view Maglissa's pedigree, click on the link below.

After placing in the UK, Bell View Park's imported mare Valley Of Light has recorded an impressive maiden win at Strathalbyn on her Australian debut.

Trained by Will Clarken, Valley Of Light jumped well from the barriers to settle just behind the leader in the run for jockey Emily Finnegan. At the top of the straight Valley Of Light was held up for run behind horses but she managed to push her way through a gap and powered away to score a soft 2.7 length win.

Valley Of Light is by the outstanding stallion Dubawi and is out of the stakes winning Elusive Quality mare Elusive Sparkle, who is a half sister to Kentucky Derby winner and highly regarded stallion Street Sense. Valley Of Light is also half sister to last start stakes winner Camdus who recently won the listed VRC Victorian Sprint Final.

To view Valley Of Light's pedigree, click on the link below.