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Super One Relocating to Newhaven Park

Media Release - Wednesday May 26

A proven source of winners, I Am Invincible's speedy son Super One is relocating to Newhaven Park this spring where he will stand for All Winners Thoroughbred.

The Champion 2YO in Singapore and a Group III winner here in Australia, Super One is the sire of nearly 40 winners with his oldest progeny just three year-olds.

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Super One will stand at Newhaven Park this spring.

 

His winners are highlighted by stakes-placed One Lotto and metro winners Miss Divine Em and Another One as well as Hong Kong winner Gluck Racer.

Super One stands at $16,500 inc. GST.

 

 

 

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