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Kiwi-breds land another Classic as Wigmore wins South Australian Derby
Images: Wigmore (Credit: The Rising Sun Photography) New Zealand import Wigmore (Sweynesse) has been in work on both sides of the Tasman for six months but that didn’t stop him motoring home for a narrow victory in the South Australian Derby (Gr 1, 2500m) at Morphettville on Saturday. Wigmore was purchased by OTI director Terry... Read More
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Private Harry primed for first-up Victory
Image: Private Harry (Credit: Racing Photos) Just days after being announced as the latest recruit to Yulong Stud’s NSW roster, Private Harry (Harry Angel) will get down to the business of building his first book in the Victory Stakes (Gr 2, 1200m) at Eagle Farm this afternoon. Private Harry resumes after a spell at Camden... Read More

Ole Kirk heads new-look 2026 roster at Vinery
Image: Ole Kirk (Credit: Vinery Stud) Vinery and Kia Ora Studs announced a consolidation of their stallion operations earlier this week and service fees for the new-look roster have been released with Ole Kirk (Written Tycoon) topping the nine residents in 2026. The two farms share a boundary fence in the Segenhoe Valley and an... Read More

Devil Night and Private Harry to stand at Yulong’s new Hunter Valley base as 2026 fees released
Devil Night (right) (Credit: Racing Photos) Having acquired the Hunter Valley’s Segenhoe Stud, Yulong have revealed that their two new stallion prospects, Devil Night (Extreme Choice) and Private Harry (Harry Angel), will stand on its inaugural New South Wales roster at the culmination of their racing careers this season – with the fees for both... Read More

Australian Bloodstock bid for another Group 1 with bargain northern hemisphere buy
Accidental Bid (Credit: Racing Photos) Accidental Bid (Phoenix Of Spain) is a northern hemisphere three-year-old seeking to win Saturday’s South Australian Derby (Gr 1, 2500m) with eerily similar plotlines to the first horse to achieve that remarkable feat, Russian Camelot (Camelot). Born in Ireland, the Danny O’Brien-trained Russian Camelot came to Australia and won his... Read More

Shuttle sensation Too Darn Hot unchanged as Darley reveal team of 16 for 2026
Too Darn Hot (Credit: Darley) Superstar shuttler Too Darn Hot (Dubawi) will once again headline Darley Australia’s roster for 2026 as the top-class nursery revealed a 16-strong team across both Kelvinside and Northwood Park on Thursday. Having stood the 2025 breeding season for $275,000 (all fees inc GST), the son of Dubawi (Dubai Millennium) will... Read More