Stallion Watch

First for Sioux Nation
New winners Sioux Nation (pictured above) – Former Swettenham Stud shuttler Sioux Nation (Scat Daddy) got off to the perfect start with his southern hemisphere-bred two-year-olds when Shaddow Fear (2 f ex Noetic by Cape Cross) became the stallion’s first Australian winner from his very first runner when claiming the Magic Millions Plate (1100m) at... Read More
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First for Staphanos
New winners Staphanos – Novara Park’s Staphanos (Deep Impact) sired his first winner when Pignan (2 f ex Hirondelle by Sepoy) prevailed at Trentham when winning a juvenile contest over 1100 metres. The filly proved far too good at her third start, beating Valentine (Turn Me Loose) by three and a half lengths. Stickto The... Read More

Second for Harry Angel
New winners Harry Angel (pictured above) – Angelique (2 f ex Tinjirarni by Exceed And Excel) provided Darley shuttler Harry Angel (Dark Angel) with a second individual southern hemisphere winner as she ran out a ready victor of a 1050-metre contest at Morphettville. Ridden by Lachlan Neindorf for Shane Nichols, the juvenile filly appreciated the... Read More

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

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

16 for Zoustar
New winners Zoustar – Silent Words (2 f ex Thatsallimsaying by Dandy Man) provided Zoustar (Northern Meteor) with a 16th individual winner from his first northern hemisphere crop when holding on to narrowly score in a five-furlong novice at Newcastle. Trained by Karl Burke, the filly idled inside the final furlong and was all out... Read More