
Coolmore Stud
2023 FEE: $99,000
3367 Golden Highway
, Jerry's Plains, NSW, 2330
info@coolmore.com
www.coolmore.com
+61 (02) 6576 4200
Latest News
So You Think G1 NZ 2000 Guineas Contender
Cambridge trainer Stephen Marsh is hoping to hit the ground running as New Zealand Cup Week kicks off in Christchurch this weekend.
Outstanding staying mare Lunar Flare might not have the first Tuesday in November at Flemington after her retirement due to injury following her fourth place in the Group II Moonee Valley Gold Cup, but a Tweet from her trainer Grahame Begg would indicate she’s on her way to something more exciting.
So You think 3YO Looking to Give The Oaks Stud Guineas Glory
The Oaks Stud has a great association with the Gr.1 Al Basti Equiworld Dubai New Zealand 2000 Guineas (1600m) and the Cambridge farm are hoping to extend their legacy in the Riccarton Classic next month with Burn To Shine.
So You Think 3YO Wins G3 War Decree Stakes
So You Think gelding Burn To Shine threw his name into the mix of serious contenders for the Group I Al Basti Equiworld Dubai New Zealand 2000 Guineas (1600m) next month with a determined effort to take out the Group III War Decree Stakes (1600m) at Riccarton.
So You Think's Think About It claims $20,000,000 TAB Everest (1200m), and I Am Invincible counters with the quinella in the $2,000,000 Group III Feel New Sydney Stakes (1200m), as last season's top two Australian sires single out again with barely three months of the season gone.
So You Think Sprinter Wins $20million Everest
Sam Clipperton and Think About It are a formidable partnership and they kept their nine strong winning streak going in the $20million Everest at Randwick on Saturday when holding off I Wish I Win to score an outstanding victory in a blistering 1:07.64 seconds, just a tick outside the race and course record held by Yes Yes Yes.
7 Group winners in Australia this season, only one sire has more.
In 2023 his yearlings averaged $205,000 and sold for $900,000, $650,000, $575,000, $460,000, $425,000, $420,000 etc. while his Gr.1 winner Nimalee made $3.6m at the Inglis Chairman’s Sale