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New syndication player BTX to embrace digital age with instant trading platform
Micro shares to be start-up’s initial foray into racehorse ownership model A new entrant with the backing of a cohort of thoroughbred and finance industry figures has launched into the crowded syndication market, believing that its unique use of blockchain technology and the development of a trading platform can bring a host of new players... Read More
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State Of Rest retired after MRI scan reveals issue
Newgate-owned Cox Plate winner will not return to defend title as dual hemisphere stud duties await Reigning Cox Plate (Gr 1, 2040m) champion State Of Rest (Starspangledbanner) will not return to defend his title at Moonee Valley in October and has been retired, after an MRI scan revealed an issue that has scuppered plans to... Read More
‘It felt like a great idea at the time’ – Former Magic Millions owner Ferguson to sell yearlings bought during ‘medical episode’
Mystery buyer Louis Bloodstock made an eyebrow-raising splash at the Magic Millions National Yearling Sale in June when the hitherto unknown identity purchased a grand total of 22 yearling fillies for just shy of $1 million, to be named the leading buyer at the season-ending auction on the Gold Coast. However, it now transpires that... Read More
Freedman’s provincial-winning colts to provide spring challenge
Glenlogan Park’s Chairman and Libertini’s brother Hawaii Five Oh on a path to elite level Saturday’s competitive Rosehill card threw up a pair of Golden Rose Stakes (Gr 1, 1400m) contenders from the two three-year-old Group 3 races, as Sweet Ride (Deep Field) caused a shock in the San Domenico Stakes (Gr 3, 1100m) and... Read More
‘We’re just privileged to have had him’ – Vinery mourn loss of More Than Ready
Former shuttle stallion dies at the age of 25 as one of just six stallions in history to have sired more than 200 stakes winners More Than Ready (Southern Halo), the longest serving shuttle stallion to have ever set foot on Australian shores, has died aged 25. The striking bay/brown stallion, described yesterday as a... Read More
Bruce revels in early success
Jack Bruce is one of a number of young trainers bidding to make their mark in a competitive scene and his fledgling career continues to go from strength-to-strength with a double at Dalby yesterday, his ninth win from just 23 starters. Bruce, who was previously assistant trainer to Bjorn Baker, Ciaron Maher and Chris Waller... Read More