Astute trainer Matt Hoysted produced Tiger of Malay filly Apex Predator to win at Doomben on Saturday and on Sunday he got the cash with a talented 2YO by another of the young Newgate sires, Stay Inside.

Drawn wide and easy in the market, Quick Release was taken back by Jag Guthmann-Chester, but when angled into clear running after turning for home he let down with a big sprint to charge home and win the 1200m maiden by a head on the line.

Debut winner for Stay Inside

Quick Release (2g Stay Inside x Zing)
300k buy for @hoystedracing from @KenmoreLodge at @mmsnippets Horses In Training Sale.

Season winner 9 for the first season sire. Incuding 4 stakes winners.@NewgateFarm pic.twitter.com/fHAvGkM1k7

— Breednet (@BreednetNews) July 12, 2026

Quick Release was a $300,000 Magic Millions Horses in Training purchase for his trainer from the Kenmore Lodge draft and was bred by Kellie Bond.

He is the first foal of Group III placed Zoustar mare placed Zing, a half-sister to Group III winner Crafty Irna from Group I winner Zirna with the family producing this season’s exciting Group II winner She’s a Hustler.

Kenmore Lodge sold a Russian Revolution yearling colt from Zing at Inglis Classic this year to Matthew Smith Racing for $140,000.

Quick Release is the ninth winner for Stay Inside and four of them are stakes-winners – Blue Door, Incognito, The Machine Gun and Lassified.

The Golden Slipper winning son of Extreme Choice stands at a fee of $66,000 this spring.