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Oaklands Stud
2024 FEE: $6,600
Comprising over 1000 acres of undulating fertile pastures, Oaklands Stud boasts the perfect conditions to breed and grow future champions. Established in 1979, Oaklands Stud is one of Queensland’s premier thoroughbred studs and is operated by principal Neville Stewart and sons Alistair & Hamish, with the common goal of consistently producing quality racehorses.
1059 Umbiram Rd , Umbiram, QLD, 4352admin@oaklandsstud.com.au
www.oaklandsstud.com
+617 4691 0164
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As stallions progress through their stud careers we learn more and more about them and a close look at the third season sires table is well worth consideration given the top 10 sires are all standing in either Australia or New Zealand this spring, albeit some not at the farms where they started.
Ostraka Dominant in Queensland Day Stakes
With two of his three stakes-winners, Annabel Neasham has a good handle on the stock of Oakland Stud’s recruit Pariah, the latest coming with Ostraka, who put a competitive field of three-year-olds to the sword in Saturday’s Listed Ascot Green Queensland Day Stakes (1200m) at Eagle Farm.
Pariah Filly Lady In Pink Makes Wining Return
There might be a black-type race in the not-too-distant future for Lady In Pink as the 3-year-old daughter of Pariah returned from a 17-week break to capture the Sportsbet Fast Form (Bm64) (1300m) at Sandown-Hillside on Wednesday.
Pariah Mare Vagrant Dominant in Bellmaine Stakes
Following wins at Caulfield and Flemington, the 4-year-old Pariah mare Vagrant made it three on the bounce with a first stakes success in Saturday's Group III Lamaro's Hotel Geoffrey Bellmaine Stakes (1200m) at Caulfield.
Pariah Colt Ostraka Off the Mark
The decision of Annabel Neasham to bypass the 1200m maiden in favour of the 1400m maiden for Ostraka at Rosehill paid off spectacularly when the son of Pariah cruised to a two-and-a-half length win.
In the past seven years, winners of the Fred Best Classic have gone on to win multiple stakes races with earnings averaging out too well over $1,000,000, so the capacity field for Saturday's Group III feature at Eagle Farm has a bit of living up to.
By Champion sire and sire of sires Redoute’s Choice (Snitzel, Not a Single Doubt, Stratum etc.) … Group winner at 2 and 3 … runnerup in Group 1 Blue Diamond and multiple Group placed … proven sire of Group 2 winner Swiss Exile, 2024 Group winner Vagrant, stakes placed 2YO Runaway Belle etc. … progeny have sold up to $375k and over 50 yearlings sold for $100k or greater … new to Queensland in 2023.