Repossession showcased his talent once again, overcoming a troubled lead-up to claim victory in the Listed Beaufine Stakes (1000m) at Pinjarra on Saturday.
The win marked a hat trick for the promising gelding and continued his unbeaten streak at Pinjarra this campaign.
Co-trainer Chris Gangemi was unsure if Repossession would start after a foot abscess saw him scratched the week prior.
“It was 50-50 whether to start him or not… but I’m glad we did now,” Gangemi said.
“He’s dealt with some crap in the last week… and still win — he’s a really exciting horse.”
Repossession will now head to the paddock, with the Ascot carnival in sight later this year.
Saturday’s win was Gangemi’s third in the Beaufine, following past triumphs with Durendal (2018) and Rock Magic (2015).
Purchased for $62,500, Repossession has now banked close to half a million dollars with five wins from seven starts.
“He’s definitely the smartest young horse we’ve probably ever had,” Gangemi added.