Buenos (3f D'argento x Wyendra (Written Tycoon)) for K Dryden & L Snowden. Canberra race 8
D'argento - New Winner
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Nominate today for the 2026 Australian Thoroughbred Industry Employee Awards
Don’t wait, nominate - The Australian Thoroughbred Industry Employee Awards have entered a new chapter, and nominations are now open.
Hezashocka Back to NZ
Group One performer Hezashocka has gone full-circle, returning to where his racing career began, with part-owners Shaun and Emma Clotworthy at Byerley Park.
Sires With Winners - Thursday February 12
Here is the full list of 30 stallions which had winners throughout Australasia today with winners and result details.
One to Watch – Gosford
A half-brother to a pair of stakes-winners in Daisies and Zou Tiger, this three year-old gelding by Written By made a winning debut at Gosford on Wednesday as favourite.
Jacquinot Yearlings Continue to Please
The first yearlings by Jacquinot have been well found in the marketplace with Widden Stud’s dual Group I winner the leading first season sire by aggregate at the Inglis Classic Yearling Sale this week.
Sires With Winners - Wednesday February 11
Here is the full list of 42 stallions which had winners throughout Australasia today with winners and result details.
Inglis Classic Pinhook Winners
With 84% clearance and rises in average and median on last year, Inglis Classic was undoubtedly a strong sale and that spelled good results for savvy pinhookers, so let’s take a look at those results.
Juvenile Trial Watch – Rosehill
Rosehill trials on Tuesday morning saw six juvenile heat winners and they included a very interesting Zoustar filly that has had a change of trainer since her debut fifth in the Listed MRC Debutant Stakes last spring.
3YO Invincible Double at Sale for Maher
With just two 3yo runners at Sale’s Wednesday meeting by Yarraman Park’s I Am Invincible, both recorded success with the Ciaron Maher trained pair showing the promise of more to come.
Vale, Stu Dromgool - One of Racing’s Great Characters
Many stories are being shared this week centred on one of the true characters of racing, Stuart Dromgool, who passed away at age 90 at his Cambridge home last Sunday.