VRC Linlithgow Stakes (now the VRC Salinger Stakes), VRC George Adams Stakes and VRC Lightning Stakes. During the autumn in Sydney Wenona Girl won the G1 races, the STC Rawson Stakes, for the second time and finally won the All Aged Stakes, with Time and Tide (Fine and Dandy¹s brother) in third place. Racing summary Wenona Girl had a total of 68 race starts for 27 wins (including 22 principal race wins [now known as Stakes Races]), 19 seconds and 7 thirds for earnings of AU£70,825. She defeated Sky High seven times. Stud record Wenona Girl was the dam of 7 foals, 4 raced for 3 winners including: Day Girl chestnut filly 1965, by Todman, Unraced, dam of Touched By Love (dam of 9 winners) Special Girl chestnut filly 1966 by Todman, 8 wins 5 to 7 f. and $21,075 Star Studded chestnut filly 1967 by Star Kingdom, a Sydney winner and dam of Star Bolt (10 wins 1,200 to 2,000 m. and $53,180) Gooree Girl chestnut filly 1970 by Todman, unraced Condagain (also known as Incorrigible) bay or brown colt 1974 by Convamore (IRE) St. Claude brown colt 1973 by Convamore (IRE) Pilmuir (NZ) (1978), dam of Kinjite (NZ) winner of AJC Epsom Handicap and $2.2 million in stakes, sire of 9 stakes-winners. Honours The 1,200 metre Group 3 the Wenona Girl Handicap contested at Randwick Racecourse is named in her honour. Wenona Girl was inducted into the Australian Racing Hall of Fame in 2008. See also List of leading Thoroughbred racehorses References 1957 racehorse births 1980 racehorse deaths Australian Racing Hall of Fame horses Racehorses bred in Australia Racehorses trained in Australia Thoroughbred family 5