Latest News
Severino predicts Chinese to continue huge thoroughbred investment
Yulong trainer in hotel quarantine after initially riding out pandemic in Covid-19 epicentre The world may be in a state of ongoing uncertainty and non-essential product and service sectors could bear the brunt of the economic downturn, but an expatriate is confident that demand for bloodstock from the key market of China will continue to... Read More
More from Latest News
Bloodstock agent Moore preparing for the future
Son of champion Hong Kong trainer looking ahead with business model set for change in coming months The Inglis Australian Easter Yearling Sale Round 2, to be held in conjunction with the Inglis Scone Yearling Sale at Riverside Stables on Sunday, will be the latest unusual quirk in a sales season that has been upended,... Read More
Dittman’s double day of Group glory at Doomben
Wins on Another Dollar and Sure Knee for Waller a career high for The Enforcer’s son as the jockey-trainer partnership flourishes It had been four years since rider Luke Dittman had scored the only Group win of his career, but yesterday he trebled his haul in one afternoon by taking both the Premiers Cup (Gr... Read More
Mares aim for Group win before Magic Millions
Delectation Girl, Krone, Strome and Mewstone Rock can add one final feature to their record before they go through the Gold Coast sales ring next month Today’s Sapphire Stakes (Gr 3, 1630m) at Doomben shapes as the last opportunity for a number of mares to add a Group win to their record before they are... Read More
South Australian industry makes bold play to lure trainers to the state
International and interstate stables on radar as relocation packages on offer The governing body of racing in South Australia has launched a campaign targeting international and interstate trainers to incentivise them to move their stables to the state in a bid to ramp up the horse and participant population. Thoroughbred Racing South Australia (TRSA) this... Read More
New Zealand agents face uphill battle to make live July bloodstock sales
Travel exemption applications knocked back so far by Australian government New Zealand-based bloodstock agents face the prospect of being unable to attend the upcoming sales series in Australia, denying the cohort significant earnings potential, as government authorities continue to enforce stringent Covid-19 travel restrictions. The current stance by the Australian government’s Department of Home Affairs... Read More