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Storm Boy draws comparison with Pierro

Gai Waterhouse has likened exciting juvenile Storm Boy (Justify) to her five-time Group 1-winning stallion Pierro (Lonhro). Undefeated in his three starts to date, Storm Boy is rated a $2.70 chance for the $5 million Golden Slipper (Gr 1, 1200m) at Rosehill on March 23, having last been seen in competitive action when proving a... Read More

Superb Switzerland shortens for Slipper

Coolmore-owned colt rated $6 for next month’s juvenile Group 1 after bagging Pierro Plate prize Imposing $1.5 million colt Switzerland (Snitzel) provided more emphatic vindication for Arrowfield’s purchase of his dam and firmed in the market to give Snitzel (Redoute’s Choice), Coolmore and Chris Waller back-to-back Golden Slippers (Gr 1, 1200m) with a superb victory... Read More

Gandharvi gunning for Pierro Plate

I Am Invincible colt Enriched out to topple the big guns when he makes his debut at Randwick   Burgeoning ownership group Gandharvi and trainer Michael Freedman will hope debutant Enriched (I Am Invincible) can not only topple a couple of two-year-old empires but signal the end of a poor run for her well credentialed dam... Read More

Golden Vale aims to give Coolmore a first in Perth

Churchill filly will don the navy silks when she tackles Pinjarra’s Magic Millions WA 2YO Classic There’s not much Coolmore hasn’t conquered within the sport, but this weekend the operation will be aiming to land the Magic Millions WA 2YO Classic (RL, 1200m) for the first time when Golden Vale (Churchill) puts her unbeaten record... Read More

$420,000 spend for Japan’s Unicorn 

First-time visitor joins forces with Rising Sun Syndicate to buy half-sister to Fully Lit Google translate said “over budget”, but the Japanese owners hope they’re on to a winner with their maiden Australian foray after taking home the North Pacific (Brazen Beau) half-sister to Inglis Millennium (RL, 1100m) winner Fully Lit (Hellbent) for $420,000 late... Read More

Street smart Yiu the Classic Boss 

Bhima Thoroughbreds’ $375,000 colt leads the way at Inglis Riverside Champion Hong Kong trainer Ricky Yiu is not afraid to dive into the yearling market to replenish the stocks of his Sha Tin stable and that’s exactly what he did at the Inglis Classic sale yesterday. Yiu bought a $375,000 Street Boss (Street Cry) colt,... Read More