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Ferivia
David Brook, 77, is one of those outback cattlemen with landholdings the size of a European country. Specifically, it’s Belgium, with five cattle stations totalling around 30,000 square kilometres, or about half the size of Tasmania. He’s also the president of one of Australia’s most iconic race clubs – Birdsville – which is gearing up... Read More
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Sixties (AUS)
3 c Flying Artie – Gracie’s Lass, by Redoute’s Choice O: Aramco Racing B: Mr GJ Perry, NSW T: Chris Waller S: 2024 Inglis Easter Yearling Sale V: Vinery Stud P: Aramco Racing, $350,000 W: Inglis Xtra Bonus Handicap, 1150m, Randwick-Kensington, August 13 The Chris Waller-trained three-year-old Sixties (Flying Artie) announced himself as a colt... Read More
Takeko
When you first look up the breeders of Takeko (Saxon Warrior), who became a dual city winner at Moonee Valley last Saturday, you might think you’re barking up the wrong family tree. You’re taken to the website of James Balfe and Sarah Wills’s farm Killeenfarna, which breeds Connemara ponies. They’re horses, Jim, but not as... Read More
Censori (AUS)
3 f Russian Camelot – Berkshire Lady by Star Witness O: Mr D T O’Brien, Mrs J O’Brien B: Balmerino Racing Partnership Trust T: Danny O’Brien S: 2024 Inglis March (Early) Online Sale V: Owners P: Lenny Cole, $3,500 W: Sportsbet Race Previews Maiden Plate, 1200m, Sandown-Lakeside, August 6 Danny O’Brien unearthed an exciting... Read More
King Of Roseau
It was fitting indeed that King Of Roseau (Capitalist) became a stakes winner at Flemington on Saturday, for the defining feature of his pedigree – aside from a triplication of Danehill (Danzig) – is a glorious affinity with Australia’s oldest and grandest course. The gelding has a decidedly colonial pedigree – again, away from the... Read More
Nashville Jack (AUS)
2 c Farnan – Dixie Chick, by Star Witness O: Mulberry B: H & J Blight, NSW T: Brad Widdup S: 2024 Inglis Easter Yearling Sale V: Riversdale P: Brad Widdup Racing, $225,000 W: Keeneland September Yearling Sale Handicap. 1100m, Royal Randwick, July 26 Mulberry Racing-owned colt Nashville Jack (Farnan) returned with a bang on... Read More