First Season Sire Formguide

Tara Madgwick - Thursday August 14
For those punters considering a bet on a first season sire this year, read on to check out our formguide offering all the facts you need to know.

Sportingbet Australia released their market for Leading First Season Sire for 2014/2015 by Australian winners earlier this week and below are some facts that may help you find the winner.

Click here for the market.

Leading Contenders - Stats in a Nutshell ( in order of foal numbers, those with more than 70 foals)

Sire / Stud / 2011 Fee

Sire of Sire

Number of Foals

Best Wins

Slipper entries

Rothesay – Glenlogan Park

Fastnet Rock

118

Group II BRC Queensland Guineas

21

Tickets - Widden $9,900

Redoute's Choice

110

Group II AJC Todman Stakes

12

Star Witness – Widden $33,000

Starcraft

109

Group I MRC Blue Diamond Stakes, VRC Coolmore Stud Stakes

37

Congrats (USA) Vinery $22,000

AP Indy

107

Champion US First Season Sire

16

Reward for Effort – Chatswood $11,000

Exceed and Excel

102

Group I MRC Blue Diamond Stakes

13

Captain Sonador died Raheen $11,000

Shamardal (USA)

96

Group I AJC Epsom Handicap

8

Stryker - Three Bridges $11,000

Fastnet Rock

95

Group III BRC Classic

12

Lope de Vega (Fr) – Patinack Farm $27,500

Shamardal

90

French 2,000 Guineas and Derby

10

Beneteau - died Arrowfield $11,000

Redoute's Choice

86

Group III MRC Blue Diamond Prelude

18

Drumbeats – Lyndhurst $7,700

Redoute's Choice

82

Group II STC Shannon Stakes

4

Hinchinbrook – Yarraman $16,500

Fastnet Rock

77

Group III AJC Skyline Stakes

37

Equiano (Fr) – Swettenham $16,500

Acclamation

76

Group I Royal Ascot King's Stand Stakes, twice

16


Missing off the list is exciting young sire Starspangledbanner, who has impressed greatly with his first Northern Hemisphere runners that have produced six winners from 14 starters headed by Group II winners The Wow Signal and Anthem Alexandra.

With a foal crop numbering just 31, he doesn't have the numbers to win, but with 17 of those nominated for the Golden Slipper he may yet make an impact here, particularly on the leading first season sires by earnings.

WA based shuttler War Chant (USA) is another that falls short of the 70 foal cut off for the list above, but with 59 foals, many of whom sold extremely well at the Perth Magic Millions earlier this year, he might rack up the winners in the West.


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