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26 for Harry Angel
New winners Harry Angel (pictured above) – Darley’s Harry Angel (Dark Angel) sired his 26th individual winner when Flying Spirit (2 c ex Olinda by Nayef) kept on well to take out a nursery over seven furlongs at Lingfield. Trained by Heather Main, the colt justified his place at the head of the market as... Read More
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Little Brose
As those bits of inspiration on Facebook say, the fact any of us is alive – amid the randomness of the universe – is a miracle. And it’s the same for horse as for human. The odds of breeding a stakes winner are also rather large, but for Little Brose to have become the burgeoning... Read More

First for Stratosphere
New winners Stratosphere – Grenville Stud resident stallion Stratosphere (Snitzel) sired his first winner when Encounter Sphere (2 g ex Flying Dami by Incumbent) landed a 1000-metre maiden for two-year-olds at Hobart. Trained by Graeme McCulloch, who runs Grenville along with his son, Bart, Encounter Sphere won by a length from his stablemate Popilita, who... Read More

Kitchwin open their doors to the public with picturesque homestay The Barn
Kitchwin Hills Stud is set in one of the most unique parts of the Hunter Valley. Sprawling paddocks cocooned by the hills of Gundy are home to some of Australia’s best bloodstock. The Limestone-rich soils have grown winners of the Golden Slipper, The Everest, and the Melbourne Cup. It has a spiritual feel and now... Read More

Ethereal Star (AUS)
Ethereal Star (AUS) O: Ben Kwok, Dr H J Poczwa & Zame Partnership B: JML Bloodstock T: Andrew Forsman S: NZB Karaka Book 1 $600,000 V: Blandford Lodge P: Forsman Racing / Andrew Williams Bloodstock / Bevan Smith Bloodstock W: Challenge Stakes (Listed, 1100m), Pukekohe, November 19 Ethereal Star (Snitzel) created a big impression last... Read More

Aussies dominate on weekend precursor to Hong Kong international races
Looking back, it was indeed quite the red-letter weekend for Australian jockeys across our neighbouring racing regions with Damian Lane, James McDonald and Mark Zahra winning the three major races, respectively, in Japan, Hong Kong and Singapore. Looking ahead, Lane and McDonald’s wins were two of three key precursors to Asian racing’s December 11 showpiece... Read More