Chris Waller’s progressive filly Dawn Wall continued her winning streak saluting in the famous European colours of Flaxman Stables in Friday’s Kembla Grange Classic 2017.

Also accepted for the Group 2 Phar Lap Stakes at Rosehill on Saturday, a wide barrier draw in that Coolmore Classic Day race saw the Waller stable stick with their original intentions.

They saddled-up the three-year-old daughter of Fastnet Rock in the $200,000 Group 3 Arrowfield Kembla Grange Classic (1600m) on the back of two straight Sydney wins.

Last time out Dawn Wall put two lengths on her closest rival over 1800m at Rosehill and the challenge in the Kembla Grange Classic was coming back to a mile.

After settling at the back of the pack led around by the favourite Lubiton, jockey Kerrin McEvoy took the length of the straight to wind-up on Dawn Wall.

She put in a fierce chase to run down the nearly all-the-way winner Lubiton, Bjorn Baker’s Sntizel filly down in grade after two Group 2 fifths at Randwick including to La Bella Diosa in the Surround Stakes.

Lubiton went along at a descent tempo up front and held on for second in a brave effort.

Matthew Smith’s last start Spring Stakes runner-up behind subsequent Reisling Stakes winner Frolic, Faraway Town missed the kick on Friday in the Group 3.

Despite the slow start, Faraway Town made up ground to finish off the Kembla Grange Classic trifecta in a fast-finishing third from out wide making the run around them in a nice ride from Corey Brown.

McEvoy meanwhile saved ground on the inside around the corner and Dawn Wall had enough in the tank to charge through the line, showing great ability to not show-up too dour off her last start.

“She got all the favours up the rail, but it was a really good effort coming from last to first up the straight,” stable representative Charlie Duckworth said post-win.

“She’s a beautifully bred filly who will get over a lot more ground and distance than today.

“She’s in for a great autumn.

“She was accepted for tomorrow…but we stuck with the original plan which was always to come here which has worked out well.”

McEvoy was also tipping good things to come for Dawn Wall as she gets out over further.

“She’s progressing really well,” he said.

“She just keeps winning. She’s got a great attitude.”

Last year’s Kembla Grange Classic winner Single Gaze (2016) backed-up a fortnight later to win the $500,000 Group 1 Vinery Stud Stakes (2000m) at Rosehill, the March 25 feature a possibility for Dawn Wall this autumn.

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2017 Kembla Grange Classic Results & Finishing Order

Kembla Grange Race 6 – 10/03/2017

Place	#	Horse	Trainer	Jockey	Margin	Br.	Wgt.	SP
1	4	DAWN WALL	Chris Waller	Kerrin McEvoy	–	11	54kg	$4.80
2	5	LUBITON	Bjorn Baker	Glyn Schofield	0.4L	1	54kg	$3.30F
3	2	FARAWAY TOWN	Matthew Smith	Corey Brown	4.4L	8	54kg	$6
4	13	PERFECT RHYME	Ron Leemon	Andrew Adkins (a)	4.9L	3	54kg	$21
5	8	CONCESSIONS	Scott Singleton	Ms Jess Taylor	5.7L	2	54kg	$81
6	10	SIREN’S FURY	Jason Coyle	Ms Kathy O’Hara	8.5L	6	54kg	$18
7	3	HUSSTERICAL	Gai Waterhouse & Adrian Bott	Tim Clark	8.6L	5	54kg	$3.60
8	14	FLEETING STRYKE	Theresa Bateup	Jay Ford	13.9L	9	54kg	$41
9	9	CEYLON (NZ)	Trent Busuttin & Natalie Young	Luke Currie	16.7L	10	54kg	$11
10	6	FOXY HOUSEWIFE	Gerald Ryan	Jeff Penza	16.9L	7	54kg	$19
11	15	HOLD ALL TICKETS	Scott Aspery	Grant Buckley	17L	4	54kg	$91
–	7	THE PINNACLE	Peter & Paul Snowden	Mitchell Bell	–	0	–	–
–	1	FRENCH FERN	David Payne	–	–	0	–	–
–	12	JORGEUS	Shaun Coady	Ms Kayla Nisbet	–	0	–	–
–	11	CONCISELY	John P Thompson	Christian Reith	–	0	–	–