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Shuttle sensation Too Darn Hot unchanged as Darley reveal team of 16 for 2026
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 remain at that fee for... Read More
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Rising star The Autumn Sun takes up Arrowfield flagbearer mantle with fee increase
The Autumn Sun (Redoute’s Choice) has taken the next step in his exhilarating evolution as a sire, with his coronation as Arrowfield Stud’s flagbearing stallion in the farm’s service fees for 2026. Boasting probably the best horse in the country in Autumn Glow and crack three-year-old Autumn Boy amongst his five Group 1 winners, The... Read More

Darling View Thoroughbreds purchase Group 1 winner Royal Patronage
Darling View Thoroughbreds has set the bar high in signing Group 1–winning sprinter Royal Patronage (Wootton Bassett) to stand on their roster for 2026, entering at an introductory fee of $16,500 (inc GST). All purpose and widely travelled, Royal Patronage was straight into stride during a very successful juvenile campaign in England and he also... Read More

Godolphin add Group 1 winners Tentyris and Observer to 2026 roster
Darley Australia has made the surprise announcement that two of the country’s best horses, Tentyris (Street Boss) and Observer (Ghaiyyath), will head to the breeding barn this spring. Tentyris, a brilliant winner of last year’s stallion-making Coolmore Stud Stakes (Gr 1, 1200m), will commence stud duties at Darley’s Kelvinside Stud for a fee of $88,000... Read More

Darling View graduates primed for big payday in The Quokka
With a pair of Darling View Thoroughbreds graduates contesting The Quokka (1200m) alongside another leading contender sired by the farm’s resident Playing God (Blackfriars), Saturday’s $5 million contest at Ascot represents the perfect opportunity for the Atwell family to showcase the premium quality of stock they consistently produce. In a wide-open renewal of The Quokka,... Read More

Strong Inglis competition to continue at HTBA Sale
The Inglis HTBA Yearling Sale this Sunday provides a proven opportunity to buy bargain-priced colts and fillies now that the big players have already done their shopping at the majors. While inspections began building at Riverside Stables on Thursday, Inglis Bloodstock CEO Sebastian Hutch was guarded about making predictions but was positive the 215-lot catalogue... Read More