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The sale of star mare Consensus (NZ) (Postponed) on gavelhouse.com has set an Australasian online auction record of $622,500 to the bid of Yulong Investments on Monday night.
The final Thoroughbred Sport Horse Association classes of the year were held at the Chatham Park Summer Classic in Sydney last weekend at the Sydney International Equestrian Centre with strong fields in all classes which were dominated by outstanding young rider Charly Robinson and her 12 year old mare Pure Obsession.
The sad loss of Yarraman Park's much loved sire Hinchinbrook was highlighted yet again at Sha Tin on Sunday when his quality sprinter Beat the Clock led home an Aussie bred first four in the Group I HK International Sprint.
New Zealand-bred gelding Gunga Din (NZ) (ShamExpress) relished a hot race tempo at Rosehill in Sydney on Saturday to street his Highway Handicap rivals and pull off another training coup for veteran Canberra trainer Keith Dryden.
Wyndspelle’s (NZ) breakthrough Group One win topped off a big day at Trentham on Saturday for Haunui Farm.
Boutique South Coast based thoroughbred operation Bell View Park has a new manager with accomplished horse woman Mikayla Jeffcoat taking up the role.
Karaka 2020 will see buyers flock to New Zealand from all around the world, lured by a compelling record of graduate success.
For the fourth year in a row and the fifth time in the last six years, the HK$20 million Group 1 Hong Kong Sprint (1200m) has been won by a Karaka graduate.
Outstanding Premier Yearling Sale graduate Beat The Clock claimed his third G1 success of the year in today’s Hong Kong Sprint, in a race where the first six horses over the line were Inglis graduates.
The Mitchell family are pleased to announce that Matt Scown will be returning to Yarraman Park to join the management team in 2020.
The Japanese sent a strong contingent for this year’s International Race Day at Sha Tin and they carried of three of the four Group 1 races with Win Bright (JPN) putting the stamp on a great day when he edged the valiant Magic Wand (IRE) by a short-head in the days feature, the Group 1 The Longines Hong Kong Cup.
It’s been some day for the Japanese stallion Daiwa Major (Sunday Silence) whose 2-year-old daughter Resistencia (JPN) assured her place as the champion filly in Japan with a record-breaking win in the Group 1 Hanshin Fillies Stakes shortly before his 3-year-old son Admire Mars (JPN) dominated the finish of the Longines Hong Kong Mile at Sha Tin.
It’s the Joao Moreira show at Sha Tin as the ‘magic man’ added the Group 1 Longines Hong Kong Sprint to his victory in the HK Vase as the John Size-trained Beat The Clock earned his third win at the highest level.
The Japanese drew first blood on Hong Kong International Race Day filling three of the first four places in the Group 1 Hong Kong Vase.
Co-trainer Graeme Rogerson admits he still hasn’t worked out whether enigmatic three-year-old Mascarpone has a sprinting or staying future ahead of him, but what he does know is that he has an exciting prospect on his hands whichever way the cards fall.
Whittington Continues to Strike for QTIS Stallions
Grandview Stud stallion Whittington is proving one of the better value QTIS stallions as he continues to notch up early wins in the second season sire standings. MORE...
Grandview Stud stallion Whittington is proving one of the better value QTIS stallions as he continues to notch up early wins in the second season sire standings. MORE...
Sydney can invent as many new $1million races as it likes, but at the end of the day there is only one Melbourne Cup Carnival and it’s the best race meeting in the Southern Hemisphere rivalled only on the world stage by Royal Ascot, so what made it great this year?
On Saturday night, over 125 Victorian breeders, stud staff, sponsors and supporters converged upon Inglis’ Oaklands Junction complex for the 2018/19 Victorian Breeders Awards and Christmas Party.
Statistics released by Weatherbys this week reveal the busiest thoroughbred sires in Britain and Ireland this year and while jumps sires fill the first four places on the list, the most popular flat sire is a first season horse that has shuttled to Victoria this spring in Sioux Nation (USA).
FOAL GALLERY 2019
(C) Snitzel x Exclusive Lass
Willow Park, NSW
(C) Snitzel x Exclusive Lass
Willow Park, NSW
(C) So You Think x Offer It Up
Willow Park, NSW
(C) Kermadec x Lighthouse Flame
Willow Park, NSW
(C) Astern x Twisterfox
Willow Park, NSW
STALLION ANNOUNCEMENTS 2019
Vinery Stud has announced their 2019 service fees ahead of a breakthrough season for exciting young sires Press Statement and Headwater.
Windsor Park Stud have announced their fees for 2019 on a roster headed by Invincible Spirit's Group I winning son Charm Spirit (IRE).
SIDESTEP, the sire of Group 1 Golden Slipper Stakes winner Kiamichi, will remain at Telemon Thoroughbreds in Queensland for the 2019 breeding season under an existing arrangement with Darley.
Quality Northern Meteor stallion Eurozone has been in hot form this year siring two stakes-winners in Krone and Mystery Love, so is an exciting new addition at Bellereve Stud near Canberra.
NEW TO STUD 2019
Sire: Scat Daddy (Johannesburg)
Dam: Dream The Blues (Oasis Dream)
Standing at: Swettenham Stud $17,600
Full details for Sioux Nation
Fastnet Rock (Danehill) x Our Egyptian Raine (Desert Sun)
Standing at Royal Stone Stud: $2,500
SALES
MM Gold Coast Yearling Sale - Wed Jan 08
NZB Karaka 2020 Book 1 - Sun Jan 26
NZB Karaka 2020 Book 2 - Wed Jan 29
NZB Karaka 2020 Book 3 - Fri Jan 31
Inglis Classic Yearling Sale - Sun Feb 09
MM Perth Yearling Sale - Mon Feb 17
MM Tasmanian Yearling Sale - Mon Feb 24
Latest Catalogue Updates
- Five Star Gal 4m Wellington
- Celtic Rebel 3g Werribee New
- Beat The Clock 6g Sha Tin
- Kiaria 3f Nowra New
- Very Appealing 4m Waipukurau
- Bobby Dazzler 4g Nowra
- Talaaqy 3f Tatura
- Stuttering 3g Sunshine Coast New
- Private Thoughts 3f Hawkesbury New
- More Than This 4g Sha Tin
Latest Sales News
GENERAL SIRES
Miller Thoroughbreds and Yarraman Park Celebrate Maiden Win of Jealice
Punters were off to a fast start on Jericho Cup day when the Archie Alexander-trained Jealice opened her winning account in the APCO Service Stations Harry Bell 3YO Maiden Plate at Warrnambool, which would have been warmly welcomed at Yarraman Park who will consign her full-brother to the Inglis Classic Yearling Sale next February.
| Rubick | 61 | 18 (1) | $7,725,110 |
| Declaration of War | 51 | 19 (2) | $7,647,780 |
| Pierro | 156 | 65 (7) | $7,643,223 |
| I Am Invincible | 235 | 82 (6) | $6,835,665 |
| Ocean Park | 65 | 25 (3) | $6,778,770 |
| I Am Invincible | 235 | 82 (6) | $6,835,665 |
| Written Tycoon | 228 | 67 (3) | $3,831,744 |
| Sebring | 239 | 67 (2) | $3,368,965 |
| Pierro | 156 | 65 (7) | $7,643,223 |
| Fastnet Rock | 160 | 63 (4) | $4,504,920 |
FIRST SEASON SIRES
First Winner for Spill the Beans
Aquis Farm’s Spill the Beans posted his first winner on Sunday and just for good measure made it a quinella siring the first two home in the juvenile maiden at Townsville.
| Pride of Dubai | 5 | 1 (1) | $260,075 |
| Spill the Beans | 9 | 1 | $119,950 |
| Criterion | 1 | 0 | $98,000 |
| Vancouver | 6 | 0 | $81,300 |
| I'm All the Talk | 3 | 0 | $28,700 |
| Spill the Beans | 9 | 1 | $119,950 |
| Pride of Dubai | 5 | 1 (1) | $260,075 |
| Bull Point | 1 | 0 | $22,500 |
| I'm All the Talk | 3 | 0 | $28,700 |
| Vancouver | 6 | 0 | $81,300 |
SECOND SEASON SIRES
Metro Double for Wandjina
It’s been a good day at the office for Newgate Farm’s Wandjina, who posted a quinella in the opening race at the twilight meeting at Randwick on Friday and then added another winner at Moonee Valley in the evening.
| Rubick | 61 | 18 (1) | $7,725,110 |
| Deep Field | 78 | 32 (2) | $1,769,840 |
| Brazen Beau | 41 | 18 (4) | $1,489,000 |
| Shooting to Win | 45 | 12 | $1,118,190 |
| Better Than Ready | 59 | 21 | $1,026,090 |
| Deep Field | 78 | 32 (2) | $1,769,840 |
| Better Than Ready | 59 | 21 | $1,026,090 |
| Brazen Beau | 41 | 18 (4) | $1,489,000 |
| Rubick | 61 | 18 (1) | $7,725,110 |
| Shooting to Win | 45 | 12 | $1,118,190 |
Deep Field
Northern Meteor x Listen Here
87 runners this season for 32 winners and 2 stakes winners.
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