Fee History: 2019 -$66,000, 2018 -$27,500, 2017 -$27,500, 2016 -$27,500, 2015 -$27,500, 2014 -$27,500
Distance Performance The percentage of races in Australasia in each distance range and the percentage of the stallion's winners in each distance range.
Races Avail
44%
24%
15%
10%
5.5%
1.5%
Winners
20.7%
22.3%
29.3%
14.7%
12.5%
0.5%
Sons of High Chaparral at Stud in Australasia Grandsons of Sadler's Wells at Stud in Australasia
Yesterday's Results 1st Belmont Park: Great Waters 4g ex Miss Iguacu
2nd Gawler: Sarnia 4m ex Garden Island
3rd Cranbourne: Deelbraka 5g ex Sunset Boulevard
5th Canterbury: Misty Summer 5m ex Wind Bender
7th Sunshine Coast: Pure Deal 3g ex Elegant Attire
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Latest News One to Watch – Scone If you’ve got a filly bred to win an Oaks, sending it to John Sargent is a good idea, which is probably what Sir Owen Glenn was thinking about this filly who made a winning debut at Scone on Monday.
Best On Breeding If a horse can be judged by the company they keep then Sharnee Rose would be dining with kings and queens even before she broke her maiden at her 14th start.
Top Nicks Redoute's Choice
13 wnrs, (1 sw) Super Seth
Red Ransom
3 wnrs, (1 sw) Yourdeel
Dehere
2 wnrs, (1 sw) Castelvecchio
Dylan Thomas
2 wnrs, (1 sw) Cutadeel
Stratum
2 wnrs, (1 sw) Entente
Tale Of The Cat
2 wnrs, (1 sw) Transact
General Nediym
1 wnrs, (1 sw) Irukandji
Keep The Faith
1 wnrs, (1 sw) Enjoying
King's High
1 wnrs, (1 sw) The Inevitable
Encosta De Lago
8 wnrs Total Power
Sons of High Chaparral at Stud in Australasia
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