Sires With Winners - Friday December 6

Golden Slipper winner Farnan got a second winner at Ipswich on Wednesday with an impressive debut victory for the Tony Gollan trained filly Impervious, who has a half-brother by Stay Inside headed to Inglis Classic.

She’s a full sister to four time Group I winner and Champion Hong Kong Sprinter 2021/2022 Wellington and is the last foal of her dam, so it’s hardly surprising Kia Ora Stud decided to keep All Too Hard filly Alliri and the three year-old scored her first metro win at Randwick on Wednesday.

The famed Pencarrow Stud has produced some of the best horses to come out of New Zealand and the only opportunity to purchase from their prized bloodlines comes at Karaka in Book 1 and this year they will present a draft of 26 yearlings by 18 different stallions representing a mix of the best Aussie and Kiwi based sires including young gun Home Affairs and top class shuttler Too Darn Hot (GB).

Here is the full list of 19 stallions which had winners throughout Australasia today with winners and result details.

It’s getting to an annually exciting time at the barrier trials where we’ll be getting a look at the autumn candidates, and at Randwick on Tuesday we saw a couple of high profile, high priced Zoustar three-year-olds that didn’t land a blow in the spring.

The first Tara Talks Racing podcast for 2025 is online and not surprisingly it’s all about the Magic Millions with a look beneath the sale stats and the challenges which may lay ahead for the sale topping filly.

Yulong have been generous in spreading their horses amongst a myriad of trainers and the John O’Shea / Tom Charlton partnership had their first winner for the operation at Randwick on Wednesday when flashy Blue Point (IRE) colt Blue Vein opened his account with a powerful win.

Haunui Farm will head to Karaka next week with a 51-strong draft for New Zealand Bloodstock’s National Yearling Sales, led by a number of blueblood fillies in Book 1.

Te Akau Racing are heading into Karaka Millions week with a spring in their step following a positive set of results at their home trials at Matamata on Tuesday.

Progressive Shamus Award gelding Bottomuptogether scored his fourth win from just eight starts at Happy Valley on Wednesday night to help Australian rider Zac Purton get closer to a long-standing record.