Sires With Winners - Friday November 26

The release of weanling catalogues by Inglis and Magic Millions has drawn our attention to pinhooking results for this year as for investors involved in that sector of the market now is a super busy time of year when you are looking to plant the seeds of success that will hopefully come to fruition at yearling sales in 2025.

Yulong have announced fees for 2024 on a power packed roster of eight stallions with a new addition to the ranks and Written Tycoon again listed as Private. 

The $1million Group I ATC Champagne Stakes (1600m) this afternoon will have a big bearing on the Australian First Season Sires List with five stallions vying for the title of Champion First Season Sire.

After finishing second at his first two starts at Randwick and Caulfield, Perspiration made short work of six opponents in Saturday’s $150,000 Asset Painting Services Mornington Sires (1100m) to ring up the eighth winner from the first crop of Too Darn Hot (GB).

Drop dead gorgeous I Am Invincible stallion Hawaii Five Oh is sure to attract plenty of interest at Vinery Stud at the affordable fee of $16,500 and as a Premium Stallion on Breednet he is available for free Hypothetical Matings.

Juddmonte’s newest recruit to their European stallion roster, Chaldean (GB), will shuttle to Cambridge Stud in New Zealand for the 2024 Southern Hemisphere season.

Here is the full list of 48 stallions which had winners throughout Australasia today with winners and result details.

An omen barrier may prove the key to Waitak’s success in a star-studded line-up for Saturday’s A$4 million The Quokka (1200m) in Perth.

The Inglis Gold Yearling Sale will be held at Oaklands in Victoria this Sunday April 21 offering purchasers a great opportunity secure an affordable VOBIS eligible yearling and the biggest vendor is Collingrove Stud.

The last ever son of the legendary stallion GALILEO lit up the Tattersalls Craven Breeze Up Sale when selling for 1,000,000 guineas on an electric evening that saw five lots realise 500,000 guineas or more, taking the sale total to a record six. The turnover for the sale was second only to last year’s record breaking renewal.