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Home Affairs given record-high fee for first season sire

Coolmore to stand Royal Ascot-bound dual Group 1-winning son of I Am Invincible for $110,000 in opening year on roster Dual Group 1-winning sprinter Home Affairs, the son of I Am Invincible (Invincible Spirit) who will chase international glory at Royal Ascot in June, will retire to Coolmore this season as the most expensive first... Read More

I Am Invincible fee increased to match career high of $247,500

Raise comes after median yearling price hits $500,000 while sire son Hellbent to remain at $22,000 as Yarraman Park confirms 2022 line-up I Am Invincible (Invincible Spirit), who is challenging to win his maiden Australian champion sire title this season, has had his service fee set for 2022 by the Mitchell family’s Yarraman Park Stud... Read More

Dam of Champagne winner She’s Extreme a late entry for Chairman’s Sale

Harmony Rose, Perfect Persuasion also among supplementaries for Inglis’ premium breeding stock auction on May 6 Inglis’ premium breeding stock auction, the Chairman’s Sale at Riverside Stables on May 6, has received a boost with the addition of Group 1-producing mare Keysbrook (So Secret) to the select catalogue. The dam of the Anthony Cummings-trained Champagne... Read More

Corumbene to resume standing stallions after two-decade hiatus

Group 2 winners Standout and Menari return to Altomonte’s Dunedoo farm for stud duties Multiple Golden Slipper (Gr 1, 1200m)-winning breeder George Altomonte, who has enjoyed success with his thoroughbreds for decades, will return to standing stallions at his large-scale property Corumbene Stud in the NSW Central West. The breeder of Sebring (More Than Ready)... Read More

Red-letter day rewards Rosemont 

Victorian stud dominates in Adelaide and Melbourne with Bella Vella, Extreme Warrior and Midwest On a day in which Victorian breeders and owners were celebrated and feted, perhaps it is only fitting that it was Rosemont Stud who starred across multiple states as the significant investment of principals Anthony Mithen and Nigel Austin was rewarded... Read More

Swettenham Stud’s Sangster pulls off Wooded coup

Son of Wootton Bassett and Group 1-winning sprinter to shuttle to Victoria after deal with Al Shaqab Group 1-winning European sprinter Wooded, a son of the region’s stallion powerhouse Wootton Bassett (Iffraaj), will shuttle to Swettenham Stud in Victoria last this year, a deal principal Adam Sangster declared as a coup for the state’s thoroughbred... Read More