Super One - New Winner

We’re getting into the swing of things in podcast land so here we go again in a new episode, listen in to Craig “Clocker’ Tompson and Tara Madgwick each week during spring and this week we’re talking colts with a surprise winner of the Caulfield Guineas and a Coolmore conundrum ahead of the Everest, also we talk Equimillion with special guest Jo McKinnon.

The Inglis Ready 2 Race Sale is on today starting at midday with a terrific catalogue of 148 after withdrawals and if you are interested in the pinhook info then read on.

Thoroughbred Industry Careers (TIC) and Pony Club Australia (PCA) are proud to launch the second season of the National Pony Racing Series, this time with a new initiative that gives young riders an even more accessible point into pony racing.

It’s been an intense 48 hours for Team Coolmore with two outstanding colts in the running to take their slot for this year’s $20million Everest and the decision has been announced this afternoon that Storm Boy will get the nod ahead of Switzerland.

A $1.4million yearling that was on-sold through Inglis Digital earlier this year unraced for $80,000 made a winning debut at Bairnsdale on Monday.

Mark Baker anticipated Nikau Spur would be a horse that would only improve with time, and he has continued to be proven correct as the evergreen galloper collected the Listed Queensland Cup (2400m) at Eagle Farm on Saturday.

Here is the full list of 13 stallions which had winners throughout Australasia today with winners and result details.

After three decades of dedicated service to His Excellency Nasser Lootah and Emirates Park, long serving director of operations Dr Shalabh Sahu will ease into retirement at the end of this month.

A quality packed catalogue for the NZB Ready to Run Sale is now online and in the lead up to the sale we’ll go looking each week for some horses of interest that jump out on pedigree for various reasons.

The sustained demand witnessed at Book 1 of the Tattersalls October Yearling Sale continued on the opening day of Book 2 with thirteen lots realising 300,000 guineas or more and a top price of 875,000 guineas. The average and turnover were both up on last year’s opening session and the clearance rate was an impressive 90%.