Wandjina (AUS)
Larneuk Stud
2024 FEE: $6,600
Established in 1980, Larneuk Stud is a 200 acre property situated 15km south-west of Euroa in the heart of Victoria’s Thoroughbred country and, in 2024, introduces a 400 acre property at Nagambie for spellers. Larneuk Stud has all the facilities required to cater for broodmares and the healthy development of the growing thoroughbred. With a proven record of producing winners Larneuk Stud will stand Japanese Group 1 winner Lauda Sion, plus the proven sires Impending, Wandjina and Wolf Cry in 2024.
252 Killeens Hill Road , Gooram , VIC, 3666neville@larneuk.com
www.larneuk.com
+ 61 418 105 706
Latest News
Pinch Me – I Must be Dreaming!
A $1million Inglis Easter yearling by an iconic champion sire bought by a great judge, this colt went on to be a Group I winner at three and as a sire is ticking along at close to 70% winners to runners – so what sort of service fee does he command?
Terra Mater Strikes in Mona Lisa - $1,750 well spent
There would be few greater bargains in racing than Terra Mater, who landed a massive plunge in Sunday’s Listed Domeland Mona Lisa Stakes (1350m) at Wyong.
Deep Field Sets New Record - Champion Hong Kong Sire Again
The Hong Kong racing season has come to an end and stallions that are standing or stood in Australia have a strong presence in their leading sire list for 2023/2024.
The Sun Dance Impressive Debut Winner for Wandjina
There was no shortage of green 2-year-olds tracking down the straight in the Vale Don Jackson Maiden Plate (1000m), which paved the way for the Wanjina debutant The Sun Dance to capture the opener on Caloundra Cup Day.
Cox Plate Winner Crowned HK Horse of the Year
2023 Cox Plate hero Romantic Warrior’s outstanding performance during the 2023/24 racing season saw the Irish bred globetrotting Hong Kong hero earn the Horse of the Year title at a special presentation in Hong Kong last Friday with several Australian and New Zealand bred horses also honoured.
Hong Kong Success for Wandjina
Larneuk Stud’s blueblood Snitzel stallion Wandjina has had a good season with nearly 50 Australian winners including new stakes-winner Infancy and has made his presence felt in Hong Kong with a winning double at Happy Valley on Wednesday.
Boasting a top 20 strike rate among active Australian sires, Snitzel’s Group 1 winner, WANDJINA, has a remarkable 67% winners to runners strike rate ... stakes winners include Mamaragan, Wandabaa, Express Pass, Tiger Roar and this season's black type winning sprinter, Infancy and Hong Kong's Group 1 placed Galaxy Patch.