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76 for Kingman Quddwah (4 c ex Sajjhaa by King’s Best) became the 76th individual stakes winner for Banstead Manor Stud resident Kingman (Invincible Spirit) when landing Wednesday’s Paradise Stakes (Listed, 1m) at Ascot. Ridden by champion jockey William Buick for trainers Simon and Ed Crisford, the four-year-old entire stayed on strongly inside the final... Read More

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Seven for Zousain Rhumb Line (2 g ex Satisfied by Charge Forward) became the seventh first-crop winner for Widden Stud stallion Zousain (Zoustar) when scoring at the second time of asking at Ipswich on Wednesday. Having run third over 800 metres at the track in December, the Mark Currie-trained gelding reappeared for a comfortable trial... Read More

New Zealand Latest

Young stablemates to cross stakes swords again Shane Kennedy and Anna Furlong will again target a black-type feature on their home track on Saturday with a pair of contrasting juvenile contenders. The Riccarton-based trainers will be represented in the Champagne Stakes (Listed, 1200m) by Rose Of Dublin (Per Incanto) and Lil Zena (U S Navy... Read More

Angus Chung graduates to senior ranks with Happy Valley success

Angus Chung has dedicated his graduation to Hong Kong’s senior riding ranks to Tony Cruz, his family and friends and The Hong Kong Jockey Club’s Apprentice Jockeys’ School after reaching the 70-win milestone at Happy Valley on Wednesday. Chung, 27, completed his apprenticeship with a runaway success on Colourful Emperor (Holy Roman Emperor) for his... Read More

Widden’s shining light Zoustar to stand for $275,000

Group 1 winner King Colorado the new addition to the dual-state stallion roster Zoustar (Northern Meteor) has been placed on a pedestal that will see him alongside reigning champion Australian stallion I Am Invincible (Invincible Spirit) after Widden Stud this morning unveiled its service fees for its 2024 stallion roster. The champion first and second... Read More

Fastnet Rock

Of all the myriad statistics that can be accumulated by a stallion of his standing – both as in ‘status’ and actual years of standing at stud – there is one that puts a halo on Fastnet Rock’s (Danehill) CV as globally elite. It’s not his two Australian champion sires titles from 2012 and 2015.... Read More