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Legacy continues for Te Akau as Avantaggia scores breakthrough win

Tayla Dyke

ANZ News

Te Akau Racing enjoyed a special victory at Te Aroha on Wednesday when blue-blooded filly Avantaggia (Wootton Bassett) broke through in the Donaghys Moxipor (1150m), delivering a fitting full-circle result for New Zealand’s powerhouse stable.

By Coolmore’s star-crossed stallion Wootton Bassett (Iffraaj), Avantaggia is the first foal out of Te Akau’s former champion mare Avantage (Fastnet Rock), a nine-time Group 1 winner who was sold to Tom Magnier for a record-breaking NZ$4.1 million on Gavelhouse Plus in 2021.

Te Akau’s principal David Ellis later went to $2.1 million to secure Avantaggia, her first foal, from the Coolmore draft at last year’s Magic Millions Gold Coast Yearling Sale and the filly made an immediate impression on trainers Mark Walker and Sam Bergerson.

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After winning three trials, Avantaggia made a promising debut when finishing a determined fourth in the Maiden 3YO 1200 metres at Ellerslie on 20 September, a race won by subsequent Soliloquy Stakes (Gr 2, 1400m) winner Well Written (Written Tycoon).

Drawn ideally in barrier one this time, Avantaggia was rated a leading chance, and under a composed ride from Te Akau’s stable jockey Opie Bosson, she enjoyed an economical run behind the speed. Angling through to lead at the 300 metres, she sustained a strong gallop to the line to score impressively.

“In her first start she had to work quite hard from the gate and probably used up a little too much petrol,” Bosson said.

“She bounced out of that race well and her work has been quite nice and barrier one was a big assist [today]. They were going quite quick and had her off the nickel most of the way, but she is a real professional and went through the gap as good as gold and the only thing she did wrong was look at the winning post.”

Te Akau principal David Ellis was pleased to see the filly win in what was a full-circle moment for the syndicator.

“I was very impressed with her,” Ellis told ANZ News. “I think she's got a lot of improvement still to come. But she's been really well educated by the team and it was great to see her win so nicely at her second start.”

Ellis wrote the opening chapter in Avantage’s remarkable story when he purchased the daughter of Fastnet Rock (Danehill) for $210,000 from The Oaks Stud draft at the 2017 New Zealand Bloodstock Premier Sale.

Bred in Southland by Willie and Karen Calder, Avantage is out of Asavant (Zabeel), a winner of the Warstep Stakes (Listed, 2000m), who also placed at Group 1 level.

The Champion Two-Year-Old of 2017/18 and winner of the Karaka Million 2YO (RL, 1200m), Avantage went on to win nine Group 1 races, more than any other Fastnet Rock, and amassed $2.1 million in prize-money for the Te Akau Avantage Syndicate.

“Her mother won a group one at 1200, 1400, 1600, and 2,000 metres, and not many mares do that,” Ellis told ANZ News. “Avantaggia probably isn't quite as early a maturing filly as Avantage was.

“Avantage won her first start in September as a two-year-old, and she won her second start in October as a two-year-old. Then we turned her out for a spell, and she came back and won the Karaka million, and won the Sires’ Produce Group 1.”

Following her maiden success, Avantaggia will be aimed towards late-spring black-type targets.

“Definitely a stakes race next start. We'll just see how she comes through the race and we'll probably give her a week in the paddock and then get her ready for a nice black-type race in November,” Ellis said.

Te Akau will look to continue the momentum into Saturday, with several leading contenders across the country.

At Riccarton, the tangerine team will be represented in the War Decree Stakes (Gr 3, 1600m) by well-bred colt War Of Silence, a $700,000 yearling by Snitzel (Redoute’s Choice) out of Group 1-winning mare Silent Sedition (War Chant). He will be joined in the race by filly Origin Of Love, also by Arrowfield’s four-time champion sire, out of Group 2-placed mare Re Edit (Camelot), who head the market at $2.15 and $3.90 respectively.

Ellis is hoping the duo will advertise their Classic potential when they tackle the Group 3 this weekend.

He said: “We've sent them down with the thought that if they come through this race really well, they could run in the 2,000 and the 1,000 Guineas. Mark and Sam are very happy with both of them.

"We've got a really nice team at Riccaton, we like going down there in the spring because the tracks are so good. Riccarton has one of the best tracks in the world. It's got a 450-metre straight and they don't get the rainfall that we get in the North island up here.

“So the tracks are always that much better, and the New Zealand Cup meeting that's coming up in two weeks is one of the best meetings that we have in New Zealand. We like sending the horses down there early because they just love the track and we don't have to run them on the soft tracks that we get in the north.

Further north at Ellerslie, Sword Of Stars will make her debut, and Ellis believes the daughter of Cambridge Stud freshman Sword Of State (Snitzel), who was also raced by Te Akau, will be a winning chance.

Purchased by Ellis for $350,000 at the 2025 NZB Karaka Yearling Sale, the filly is a half-sister to Listed scorer Angelic Miss (Savabeel).

“She will be very hard to beat. She is a very, very good horse that I bought from Windsor Park. I have bought a lot of very good horses from them over the years. I bought Sword of State himself off Sir Owen Glenn as a yearling and he beat Imperatriz. Sword Of Stars is one of the best two-year-olds we've got, that's for sure.”

Across the weekend and into the summer, Te Akau’s strong juvenile team will continue to build momentum.

“We've got 16 two-year-olds trialling at Ellersie tomorrow [Thursday]. And we've got another two juveniles that are racing at Trentham on Saturday. We've got a Super Seth filly and a Vanbrugh gelding. They’ve both shown plenty. And we've got a very impressive filly that we're getting ready for the Karaka million by Tavaci in at Riccarton on Saturday.”

Ellis said attention will soon turn to the NZB Ready to Run Sale, where a quality catalogue has been assembled.

“We've bought at the Ready To Run sale every year for probably the last 15 years. So we'll be having a look for sure,” he said.

“It's easily the best ready to run sale in the southern hemisphere and the quality of horses that I've seen for this year are as good as I've ever seen. So I'm expecting a very strong sale and a lot of very good horses will come out of it.”

Morning Briefing

Australia

Darby strikes for Amazing Eagle on October (Late) Online Sale

Lot 79: Amazing Eagle (Credit: Inglis)

Scott Darby believes Wednesday’s Inglis Digital sale-topper Amazing Eagle (Capitalist) can continue along the same successful mould as the likes of former online Darby acquisitions Robusto (Churchill), Caballus (I Am Invincible) and Imperial Force (Snitzel) and progress on to become a future racetrack star.

Darby has had endless positive results when purchasing tried racehorses off Inglis Digital.

Among a plethora of their successful online purchases are Robusto – a $160,000 Inglis Digital buy which has since won the $2 million The Ingham (Gr 2, 1600m) as well as another Stakes race - Caballus ($315,000 Inglis Digital buy) which is a stakes winner since purchase and Imperial Force ($285,000), now a dual winner and Group 2-placed.

Wednesday’s purchase of Amazing Eagle – which will be trained by Bjorn Baker – in the October (Late) Sale for a sale high $310,000 has Darby hopeful of a repeat outcome.

“It’s been absolute gold,’’ Darby said of his Inglis Digital success stories.

“I’m actually sitting here doing the video promotion now and we call it ‘Inglis Digital gold!’

“Even Bjorn has grabbed 10 per cent of Amazing Eagle, that shows how much he likes him. We’ll look to race him next week or the week after in Sydney and hopefully get an immediate return for owners.

“We think he’ll improve off his first-up run and while he’s an entire, we’ll try and take him through his grades and then line up in a Group 1 in the autumn all going well.’’

Among Darby’s other purchases today was the undefeated four-year-old Gatekeeper (Justify), which they secured for $105,000.

Gatekeeper was part of an unreserved racehorse reduction from Coolmore - all which sold to separate buying groups – which also included Sarapo (Frankel) ($255,000), Congressman (Snitzel) ($95,000) and Constellation (Justify) ($65,000).

“We’re delighted with the results today, as per usual when we offer our stock on Inglis Digital,’’ Coolmore’s John Kennedy said.

“Coolmore has utilised Inglis Digital for many years now and believe it’s a great platform that continues to deliver great results.

“It’s really good that the four horses have ended up with four different owners, yet another sign of the broad range of buyers Inglis Digital has generated over the years, and we wish all them all the best with the horses moving forward.’’

Other lots to sell well in Wednesday’s October (Late) Sale include Emirate (Extreme Choice) ($265,000 to ARPL Racing) and Pacific Cross (Merchant Navy) ($120,000 to Walnut Farm), which took to 37 the number of lots to sell for $200,000 or more on Inglis Digital this year and 116 the number of $100,000+ lots in 2025 so far.

In total today’s sale grossed $3,747,450.

Entries are now open for the Inglis Digital November (Early) Online Sale and will remain so until midnight next Wednesday, October 29.

The Sale will run from Friday, October 31 and finish on Wednesday, November 5.

Sir Delius spelled for the autumn

Sir Delius (Frankel) will not take his place in Saturday’s $750,000 Craven Plate (Gr 3, 1800m) at Randwick, with co-trainers Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott opting to spell the high-class import following his controversial withdrawal from the Melbourne Cup (Gr 1, 3200m) and the remainder of the Victorian Spring Carnival last week. Racing Victoria stewards deemed the son of Frankel (Galileo) ineligible to race due to irregular results in the mandatory CT scanning process. Despite nominating for the Craven Plate to keep options open, Waterhouse confirmed on social media on Wednesday that the decision had been made to put Sir Delius out until the autumn. "After discussing Sir Delius with the ownership group, Adrian and I have made the decision to spell him and set our sights on the autumn carnival," Waterhouse said on X. "He's an extremely valuable horse and one we firmly believe will continue to prove he's the best weight-for-age performer in Australia. Bring on the $5 million Group 1 Queen Elizabeth Stakes.” Sir Delius had been favourite for both the $6 million Cox Plate (Gr 1, 2040m) and the $10 million Melbourne Cup following consecutive Group 1 victories in the Underwood Stakes (Gr 1, 1800m) and Turnbull Stakes (Gr 1, 2000m). RV’s imaging panel, comprising specialists from Australia, the UK and USA, determined the stallion was at a heightened risk of injury, even after additional PET scans were conducted. With Sir Delius sidelined, stablemate Lindermann (Lohnro) has firmed as the dominant favourite for Saturday’s eight-horse Craven Plate field.

Light Infantry Man ready to peak in Cox Plate

Ciaron Maher admits Light Infantry Man (Fast Company) will need to lift his form if he’s to feature in Saturday’s Cox Plate at The Valley. The gelding’s last run in Victoria resulted in victory in the Australian Cup (Gr 1, 2000m) at Flemington in March, a performance Maher is hoping to see repeated in the final Cox Plate run on the current Valley circuit before redevelopment. After campaigning in Sydney this spring, including a ninth-place finish in the Hill Stakes (Gr 2, 1900m) at Rosehill, Maher said Light Infantry Man was now fit and ready to peak. “Things didn’t pan out for him that day which also came on top of a heavy workload to get him to peak fitness,” Maher said. Described by Maher as “feminine” and “naturally very athletic”, the gelding worked quietly at Cranbourne on Tuesday rather than galloping at Moonee Valley’s Breakfast With The Best. With limited pace forecast, Maher said the race shape could suit. “He thrives on high pressure races,” he said. “He has led before, so maybe he could be that horse. If there is a lack [of pace], then he could be forward, for sure. You would say he has to improve, but if the race is run to suit, he will.” Regular rider Ethan Brown reunites with Light Infantry Man for his first Cox Plate ride. “Brownie has gone to another level this year,” Maher said. “He rides Light Infantry Man very well and we probably missed him last start.”

Kent confident Globe will pass vet check

Michael Kent Jnr remains upbeat that Globe (Charm Spirit) will be cleared to take his place in Saturday’s Cox Plate at The Valley, despite a minor setback earlier in the week. The last-start Might And Power Stakes (Gr 1, 2000m) winner must undergo and pass a Racing Victoria (RV) veterinary inspection on Thursday morning, after an “irritation” was detected in a fetlock joint during a routine check on Monday. Kent Jnr said the stable was confident but prepared to accept whatever decision the RV vets make. “As of this [Wednesday] morning, Max rode him and said he felt fantastic – he’s his regular rider – and thought he was very sound, full of energy,” Kent Jnr told Racing.com. “He’s hopped on the truck and gone down to Seaford beach for a paddle again. We are really happy and we’d expect he’d get through the 9.30am vet check, on Thursday, no problem.” Globe’s connections paid a $200,000 late entry fee to gain a start in the Cox Plate following his impressive defeat of Treasurethe Moment (Alabama Express) and Buckaroo (Fastnet Rock) in the Might And Power at Caulfield. Drawn in barrier seven, Globe is expected to roll forward and set the tempo in the $6 million weight-for-age feature. “I think Moonee Valley is a good track for him,” Kent Jnr said. “The rain is very welcome. I didn’t think he could win a big race on a Good 3, but he did, and he ran a career-best last start. He is a really, really good wet-tracker.”

Bowman reunites with Waller for Aeliana’s Cox Plate tilt

Ten years after their first Cox Plate triumph together, the partnership of Chris Waller and Hugh Bowman will reunite at The Valley on Saturday when the now Hong Kong-based jockey rides Aeliana (Castelvecchio) in the $6 million Group 1. The champion jockey, who famously rode Winx (Street Cry) to four straight victories in the feature, will fly in from Hong Kong to partner the ATC Derby (Gr 1, 2400m)-winning mare for the first time. “Obviously, I have a wonderful history in the race with Chris Waller,” Bowman told Racing.com. “Aeliana herself has been ultra impressive, certainly at the back end of her three-year-old career and I think there’s been a lot of merit in all her runs this time in. Obviously, Damian Lane being committed to Treasurethe Moment has had Chris Waller in the position where he’s needed a jockey. I'm really grateful and proud that he gave me the opportunity to come back and ride her. There’s a great feeling about it and let’s hope that Aeliana puts her best foot forward. If she does, I certainly think she can be competitive.” Aeliana is one of three runners Waller will saddle in the weight-for-age championship, alongside defending champion Via Sistina (Fastnet Rock) and Buckaroo. “Although I’ve had nothing to do physically with Aeliana, it’s quite obvious to me looking back on her races that she appears to be going every bit as good as Via Sistina,” Bowman said. “Chris wouldn’t be taking her unless she was a genuine winning chance.”

San Giovanni set for maiden Group 1 task

Michael Freedman believes progressive colt San Giovanni (Zoustar) will relish the step up in trip when he tackles his first Group 1 assignment in Saturday’s Spring Champion Stakes (Gr 1, 2000m) at Randwick. The late-blooming son of Zoustar (Northern Meteor) will be having his fourth run of the preparation, and likely his last before an autumn campaign, after a rapid rise through the grades since debuting in July. He burst onto the scene with back-to-back wins at Newcastle and Kembla Grange before a short break, and returned to finish well back in the Ming Dynasty Stakes (Gr 3, 1400m) before placing in both runs since, each over 1800 metres at Rosehill. His most recent effort saw him finish third in the Gloaming Stakes (Gr 3, 1800m) behind Shangri La Boy (Pierro) and The Pearls (Proisir), who he meets again on Saturday. "He ran great in the Gloaming last time," Freedman said. "He was really strong through the line. To me he shaped as though he's going to really relish the 2000 metres." Freedman ruled out backing up in the Victoria Derby (Gr 1, 2500m) the following week, noting the distance as unsuitable for most spring three-year-olds. "I'm not a huge fan of the 2500 metres of the Derby for the three-year-olds at this time of the year," he said. "If he can run well on Saturday, then I think we'd probably pull the pin, put him away, and look to the autumn with him. He's come a long way in a relatively short space of time, so I think he might have a future as a stayer." San Giovanni has drawn barrier five in the 14-horse field and will again be ridden by Andrew Adkins, who has partnered him in all three starts this campaign.

Attica ready for Group 1 bid

Adam Hyeronimus is looking forward to getting on board last-start Dulcify Stakes (Listed, 1600m) winner Attica (Lonhro) in Saturday's Spring Champion Stakes at Randwick. The jockey was booked to ride the Godolphin-owned in the Group 1 before he guided his major opponent Shangri La Boy (Pierro) to victory in the Gloaming Stakes (Gr 3, 1800m) two weeks ago. So as far as he’s concerned there was no decision to be made between them and he can focus on how to give his mount the best run he can from barrier 13 at the tricky 2000-metre start. “You’ve got to make the best of a bad situation,” Hyeronimus told Racing NSW. “A lot of things can change before the first 100 metres of the race so I don’t think it’s anything to stress about. He’s such a relaxed character and takes everything in his stride. The distance will be right up his alley, obviously the barrier isn’t ideal but that’s the way it is.”

Lindermann bidding for back-to-back stakes wins

The Chris Waller-trained Lindermann (Lonhro) will chase back-to-back stakes wins when he takes his place in Saturday’s Craven Plate (Gr 3, 1800m) at Randwick. The Woppitt Bloodstock-owned six-year-old won the Chelmsford Stakes (Gr 2, 1600m) second-up, before finding only Fangirl (Sebring) too good in the 7 Stakes (1600m) and goes into the Group 3 off the back of a victory in Hill Stakes (Gr 2, 1900m) at Rosehill on October 11. “It’s been a good confidence building preparation for him, he’s been able to win that couple and just got touched off by Fangirl,’’ said Nash Rawiller, who will be on board the six-year-old. “I just think Chris has placed him beautifully. Fangirl on her day, there’s probably none better over a mile. When you’re running her to a short half head it shows how well he’s going.I think he’s the ultimate racehorse, he’s had to be pitted against the best of them quite often and if you’ve got a slight chink in your armour you get found out. I think he’s gone to a new level now he’s really matured.”

Transatlantic takes aim at the Five Diamonds

Last-start Toorak Handicap (Gr 1, 1600m) winner Transatlantic (Snitzel) will chase further riches when he takes a shot at the Five Diamonds Prelude (1500m) at Randwick on Saturday. Gollan said the plan had always been to plunder the Sydney riches and will take in the 1500-metre event before the crack at the $2 million Five Diamonds (1800m) at Rosehill on November 8. “He’s a gelding and you’re chasing the prize-money aren’t you,’’ he said. “It’s fantastic prize-money on offer, it fits beautifully into his preparation and distance range. It’s always been the plan to come back for this race then hopefully on to the Five Diamonds in a fortnight. He’s handling the racing beautifully, he worked nicely at Cranbourne on Tuesday morning and he’ll parade in really good shape. He can lead and win as we saw in the Toorak but when there’s something just in front of him to chase he’s that little bit better. You saw on Toorak day he has a tenacious finish on him.”

Champions Mile plan for Ceolwulf

Joe Pride will likely keep stable star Ceolwulf (Tavistock) to a mile as he looks to round off his spring campaign with a first trip away. The five-year-old ran out a ready winner of the King Charles III Stakes (Gr 1, 1609m), defending his crown, despite having gone winless in the previous 12 months. “It has been good to us that day. Over the last three years we have won two King Charles and an Everest [Think About It], but our luck will run out eventually on that day. It’s been a good run,” Pride said. “It’s 12 months ago now that he won that race and, in the period in between, for two preparations, he's put in some runs that have had me scratching my head and thinking was there a chance that that was just him at his absolute best. To see him do it again last Saturday gives me great confidence that going forward, we're still working with the same horse, and a horse that is going to win most races that he competes in when he performs to that level.” Pride will now set his sights on the Champions Mile (Gr 1, 1600m) on the final day of the Flemington carnival. “It is unusual for one of mine to have had this many starts (24) and not had a trip away, but I'd love to bring him down to Flemington,” Pride said. “I'd say we'll stick to the mile. He's won three Group 1s at a mile now, and although I do need to see him at 2000m again at some stage, I don’t think it needs to be straight away. I'd say we'll be down to Melbourne for the Champions Mile.”

Pride Of Jenni still on track for Flemington targets

Ciaron Maher’s star mare Pride Of Jenni (Pride Of Dubai) will press on to the Melbourne Cup Carnival, with her connections eyeing a return to Flemington despite a below-par effort in last Saturday’s King Charles III Stakes (Gr 1, 1600m) at Randwick. The bold front-runner was unable to dictate as usual in Sydney, lacking her trademark early speed and having to work mid-race to find the lead before finishing seventh, three lengths adrift of the winner, Ceolwulf. A brilliant winner of the Feehan Stakes (Gr 2, 1600m) at Moonee Valley prior, Pride Of Jenni will return to Melbourne this week and remains in contention for the Empire Rose Stakes (Gr 1, 1600m) and Champions Mile (Gr 1, 1600m) at Flemington, both of which she captured in 2023. “As we know, her asset is to roll and pinch a margin,” assistant trainer Jack Turnbull told Racing.com. “She’s very good at maintaining speed, but once she doesn’t catch a break, she’s obviously a bit closer to them and they can make the ground back on her. She’ll come back on Wednesday at this stage, we still have the Empire Rose and the Champions Mile at the end of the carnival. The main thing is, she’s happy and healthy but clearly we need to get her back to what she was first up.”

Geelong Cup meeting postponed due to dangerous winds

Geelong’s feature race day was postponed after high winds forced Racing Victoria stewards to call off the meeting just after 3pm on Wednesday. The decision followed consultation with emergency services, the Bureau of Meteorology, jockeys and the Geelong Racing Club, after strong gusts swept across the course throughout the afternoon. Earlier, the meeting had been delayed indefinitely as conditions deteriorated, with patrons in marquees moved indoors for safety. RV steward Corie Waller said forecasts indicated the wind was unlikely to ease in time for racing to safely resume and, even then, stewards could not be certain that conditions would improve enough to run the meeting. RV’s head of racing Paul Bloodworth confirmed that the remaining races will now be held on Thursday, with Race 4, the first of six events, scheduled to start at 2:25pm (AEDT) and the final race at 5:30pm. The rescheduled program includes the day’s two feature events, the Geelong Cup (Gr 3, 2400m) and Geelong Classic (Listed, 2200m).

Thompson fined $7,500

John Thompson has been fined $7,500 after trendione and epitrenbolone was detected in American Starlet’s (American Pharoah) post-race sample following her second-placed finish in a Benchmark 72 (1600m) at Warwick Farm on July 30. The mare was disqualified and the places amended.

New Zealand

Nepheti bounces back with strong Te Aroha victory

Nepheti (Charm Spirit) returned to winning form at Te Aroha on Wednesday, kicking off her five-year-old season in style with a determined performance in The George Abernathy and Associates 1150 (1150m). A stakes-performed filly at three, Nepheti had been consistent without breaking through last campaign but signalled she was back to her best with two sharp trial runs leading into her return. After the late scratching of key rival Magice (Savabeel), Joe Doyle had Nepheti away cleanly, settling her just off the speed. Turning for home, Doyle was presented with a dream run through, and Nepheti surged powerfully inside the final 100 metres to draw clear and score by 0.8 lengths over Miss Madridista (Shamexpress) and Mr Fortrus (Magnus). Co-trainer Shaune Ritchie, who prepares the mare in partnership with Colm Murray, was thrilled to see her bounce back. “She was stakes-placed as a three-year-old and we thought she was going to be much stronger at four, but we just flatted her first-up running from a wide gate on an off track,” Ritchie said. “That knocked her over as a four-year-old, so she’s come back stronger as a five-year-old. There was a lot of depth in those trials and she was strong at the line… she looked a bit flat at the top of the straight, but she got into that next gear and the $15 looked good.”

Vamos striking perfect conditions in the south

Kelvin Tyler will keep reliable stayer Vamos (Vadamos) close to home as he looks to round out a productive campaign on a winning note. The six-year-old thrives in heavy conditions, with five of his seven career wins coming on rain-affected ground, and Tyler has chosen to stay local with Thursday’s Auto Funds Open (1800m) at Gore, followed by an 2200-metre open handicap at Riverton next week. “He’s a lovely big horse, he’s at the top of the weights again this week but I think if I brought him up here [Canterbury] on the really firm tracks, he wouldn’t cope,” Tyler said. “We’re a bit restricted to where we race him, so we’ll run at Gore and then probably head to Riverton next week. After that, I might give him a freshen-up and bring him in for the autumn.” Tyler described Vamos as “definitely a staying horse”, noting that he’s ideally suited to 2000 metres and beyond. Apprentice Floor Moerman will take three kilos off his impost, reducing his weight to 57 kilograms. Meanwhile, Tyler is in Christchurch with a trio of Riccarton runners, including Four The Moment (Proisir), who tackles Saturday’s War Decree Stakes (Gr 3, 1600m). The three-year-old lost ground at the start in the Barneswood Farm Stakes (Gr 3, 1400m) but has bounced back well. “I have a lot of faith in him,” Tyler said. “He’s really matured since being up here and works around like a nice old stayer now.” Open-class pair Master Marko (Contributer) and Prince Alby (Contributer) line up in the Sothy’s Spring Classic (Listed, 2000m), with the latter being aimed towards the New Zealand Cup (Gr 3, 3200m).

Shaw maidens ready to strike at New Plymouth

Josh Shaw will take a three-strong team to New Plymouth on Friday, headlined by a pair of consistent maidens he hopes can finally crack their first win. Stable stalwart Sweet Envy (Sweet Orange) lines up in the NZB Mega Maiden Series (1200m) and looks overdue after placing in five of her last six starts. “She has been going good races,” Shaw said. “We would ideally have liked to have gone to Otaki a couple of weeks ago when they were called off. With five weeks between runs, I have freshened her up a little bit and dropping back to 1200 metres in what looks like a pretty good field, she should be half a chance.” Drawn barrier one, Joe Doyle will take the ride. “It’s not the best place to be, but she usually jumps the lids pretty quick,” Shaw said. “If she can jump clear of them, she might be able to work her way off them and get into a position where she needs to be.” Stablemate Predecessor (Eminent) will contest the Bryce Revell (1600m) and has been backed into $3.70 favouritism, with Shaw confident she’s ready to deliver. “She has had a good break after her last run at Hawera…she has put on really good condition,” he said. “Amber [Riddell] takes a couple of kilos off, so she gets down to 54.5kg… I think she can really put her foot in the till.” Shaw also saddles up Billy Easton (Road To Rock) second-up in the Janelle Millar (1800m), as he continues his comeback after an 18-month spell.

Asia

JPN: Well-related son of Kitasan Black headlines Northern Farm Mixed Sale

Kitasan Black (Credit: Shadai Stallion Station)

A well-related colt by Kitasan Black (Black Tide) was the headline act of Tuesday’s Northern Farm Mixed Sale when selling to Louisville Racing for ¥506 million (approx. AU$5,133,370).

For the second consecutive year the foal section of the sale recorded a 100 per cent clearance rate with 66 foals selling for an aggregate of ¥4,776,200,000 (approx. AU$48,454,550), up 22 per cent on last year’s sale. The average finished at ¥72,366,666 (approx. AU$734,160), a three per cent dip on the 2024 edition.

The top lot is out of the Listed-winning mare Delphinia, who also finished runner-up twice at the highest level in France and the UK. The daughter of Galileo (Sadler’s Wells) is a sister to Listed winner Indian Maharaja, with the pair being out of Moyglare Stud Stakes (Gr 1, 7f) and Irish 1,000 Guineas (Gr 1, 1m) scorer Again.

Delphinia is also the dam of the Lila Emblem, Grade 3-winning son of Kizuna (Deep Impact) who made ¥79.2 million at the 2022 edition of the sale. A brother to Tuesday’s top-seller was bought by Rodeo Japan for ¥649m at last year’s JRA Select Yearling and Foal Sale.

Louisville Racing also signed for the second most expensive foal when they secured a colt by Epiphaneia for ¥242m (approx. AU$2,455,000)

Early on in the session, the Equinox (Kitasan Black) colt out of Prix Saint-Alary (Gr 1, 2000m) winner Incarville (Wootton Bassett) fetched ¥187m (approx. AU$897,110) to the bid of Masahide Abe. It is the third good result for the progeny out of the daughter of Wootton Bassett (Iffraaj) with her Palace Pier colt making ¥61.6m at the JRHA Select Sale in 2024, while her son of Kizuna was bought for ¥220m at last year’s Northern Farm Mixed Sale.

The mare section of the sale was led by Mikki Macaron, a dual-winning daughter of Kitasan Black, who brought ¥47.3m (approx. AU$479,860) from Shimoyashiki Bokujo. The mare is out of US Grade 3 scorer Sugar Shock, the dam of four further winners including Graded-winning pair Ecoro Bloom and Lagom.

A total of 53 broodmares sold for ¥670.45m (approx. AU$6,801,710) at an average of ¥12.65m (approx. AU$128,330), one per behind on last year’s sale.

HK: Tomodachi Kokoroe steps up for stiff Premier Bowl task this Sunday

Tomodachi Kokoroe (Written Tycoon) has emerged as an unlikely candidate for the Premier Bowl Handicap (Gr 2, 1200m) following a pair of supercharged wins in Class 2, and jockey Harry Bentley, 33, is hoping a light weight can give the Written Tycoon gelding an edge on Sunday. He will line up at Sha Tin against towering opposition led by John Size’s sprint star Helios Express (Toronado), who last season placed four times at Group 1 level behind Hong Kong Horse of the Year (2024/25) Ka Ying Rising (Shamexpress). Trained by David Hayes, Tomodachi Kokoroe has shot to prominence this season with two wins from two runs, including the first in a new Class 2 record time (1m 07.76s) for 1200m on turf at Sha Tin before the second came by a neck on October 12 as a well-backed race favourite. “He’s [Tomodachi Kokoroe] a horse that has found a remarkable vein of form at the age of seven, which is an incredible training performance to get him to that point. Obviously, he comes into the race off the back of two wins and he’s going to be carrying a light weight here. So, he’s stepping up into uncharted waters being a Group 2 race, but you’ve got to respect him given his recent form,” Bentley said. “115 [pounds] is no weight and he’s a horse that’s in such good form. We know that 1200 metres is his absolute perfect trip, so you’re going in with some hope at least.”

International

FR: Night Of Thunder as well-bred colt brings €450,000 at Arqana

Lot 86: Night Of Thunder ex Katara colt (Credit: Arqana)

Buyers have barely had a chance to catch their breath from a busy fortnight of business at Tattersalls, but Nurlan Bizakov was one of those back on the bridle at Arqana on Tuesday and the Sumbe principal duly went to €450,000 (approx. AU$803,500) for a well-related son of Night Of Thunder during the opening stanza of the five-day October Yearling Sale. The colt was bred by Al Shaqab Racing and is the second foal out of Listed-winning mare Katara, a homebred daughter of Deep Impact (Sunday Silence). He was presented by Windermere Stud. “He was our pick of the day,” said Sumbe’s racing and sales manager Mario Gussago. “Night Of Thunder has, of course, been having an amazing season, and his recent results really show what a great stallion he is. Physically, this horse is perfect. He moves very well and he comes from a very good breeding operation. He’s out of a black-type mare too, so it’s all there. Hopefully he’ll be lucky for the boss. The trainer hasn’t been chosen yet but we’ll take him home and see what the boss would like to do. He’s something to look forward to for next season wherever he goes.” Gussago added: “Of course Mr Bizakov thinks about the future, we have a stallion operation, so hopefully we can have the first son of Night Of Thunder standing in France.” Despite 17 more lots coming under the hammer than 12 months ago, 21 fewer yearlings changed hands, resulting in a 23 per cent drop in turnover at €13,788,500 (approx. AU$24,621,780). The average price was also down by 12 per cent to €92,540 (approx. AU$165,200), while the median was back by five points at €70,000 (AU$125,000).

US: Two $500,000 colts headline second session at the Fasig-Tipton

A pair of colts realised US$500,000 (approx. AU$769,190) during the second session of the Fasig-Tipton Kentucky October Yearling Sale on Tuesday in Lexington. Hill ‘N’ Dale’s youngster by Life Is Good (Distorted Humor) shot to the top of the leaderboard after being purchased by OGMA Investments, before Blake-Albina Thoroughbreds’ colt by Into Mischief (Harlan's Holiday) joined him when he was secured by Mahmud Mouni a few lots later. Gustavo Delgado Jr. of OGMA Investments said he had been keen to buy a youngster by the WinStar Farm-based stallion Life Is Good, but failed to land a blow at the Keeneland sale last month. In Keeneland, 60 yearlings by Life If Good sold for total receipts of $18.227 million and a recorded average of $303,780. "What's not to like?" Delgado told Bloodhorse. "He's a beautiful horse, his frame, he's a nice horse. We aim for two-turn horses, races on Saturdays, that kind of thing. He looks like one of the horses that can take you there. I think we're going to be fine with this one. But like anything, you have to be lucky." At the conclusion of the second session, 263 horses had changed hands for a total of $15,912,000 (approx. AU$24,478,690), up two per cent on last year’s corresponding session. The average price was up nine per cent at $60,502 (approx. AU$93,080), while the median rose 60 per cent to $32,000 (approx. AU$49,230).

It's In The Blood

Snippets’ Lass

Ole Dancer (Credit: Sportpix)

Trevor Marshallsea

ANZ News

World breeding has produced its selection of famed superior broodmares you love to see in pedigrees, the likes of Best In Show, Natalma, Lalun, Flower Bowl and La Troienne.

Australasia has also been blessed by mares whose influence has spread far and wide, such as Scandinavia, Shantha’s Choice, Eight Carat and Decidity.

And this week is a perfect time to recognise the impact of another - Snippets' Lass (Snippets).

At Caulfield on Saturday, Ole Dancer (Ole Kirk) became her rising sire’s first elite winner in taking the Thousand Guineas (Gr 1, 1600m). Snippets' Lass is her fourth dam.

Forty-five minutes later, the remarkable Private Eye (Al Maher) took his earnings to $12.64 million by claiming the Moonga Stakes (Gr 3, 1400m). Five years older than Ole Dancer, he has Snippets' Lass as his third dam.

Two years ago, Rediener (Redoute’s Choice) won the Epsom Handicap (Gr 1, 1600m). Snippets' Lass is his second dam, and he’s closely related to Ole Dancer, both coming into being thanks to breeding maven Neil Werrett.

Snippets' Lass is present in far more Australasian pedigrees than just by sitting a few rungs back on the above three female lines.

That’s because the greatest gift she’s left us was her colossal son Snitzel (Redoute’s Choice), the six-time stakes winner who spread his dam’s genes through more than 2300 foals - 161 of them stakes winners - en route to four Champion Sire titles from 2017 to 2020.

Aside from Snitzel, Snippets' Lass threw Hinchinbrook (Fastnet Rock), the dual black-type victor who left 21 stakes winners - four at the top level - in a stud career limited to just seven seasons by accidental death.

Snippets' Lass threw Snitzel’s full-sister Viennese, a dual stakes winner whose Darley-bred daughter Gloriette (Lonhro) produced Arcaded (Street Boss), who won a Group 2 and a Group 3 in 2021.

And Snippets' Lass produced Wiener (More Than Ready), who’s now the dam and third dam of two elite winners - Rediener and Ole Dancer.

To think what Snippets' Lass might have done. All of this came from just six named foals in seven years at stud before a premature end in 2007, aged just 14.

Snippets' Lass was bred by the Baxter family’s MacQuarie Stud near Wellington.

She was by the influential Snippets (Lunchtime), winner of the inaugural Magic Millions Gold Coast 2YO Classic (RL, 1200m) and seven subsequent stakes races - three at the top level - and the sire of 55 stakes winners.

Snippets' Lass was the first Australian foal for the taproot of all her descendants, Snow Finch (Storm Bird), an Irish Listed winner who’d left a city victor among four British-bred foals.

Eight years after Snippets' Lass, Snow Finch left a brother who became her other black-type horse, triple stakes winner Captain Bax.

Raced by Queensland prawn farmer Francois Naude - who would later breed Snitzel and all five of his siblings - Snippets' Lass was pretty handy on the track.

Trained throughout by Bill Mitchell of the Yarraman Mitchells, she virtually lived in stakes grade, but couldn’t break out of Listed class, running at that level no fewer than 17 times, for two wins and six seconds. She made just one higher appearance, a failure in a Flemington Group 3.

She was not only handy but hardy. She didn’t race until four, but she sure made up for lost time, running on no fewer than 21 occasions in the 12 months to May, 1999.

Promoted to city grade at start four, she ran second four times in a row, by less than a length. But just when people were writing her off as the ghost of Tom Melbourne past, she won three of her next five, also in Sydney metro class.

Her first two Listed appearances followed in the spring of 1998, for two more seconds, before she finally broke through in her eighth attempt at that level the following April, taking the AJC Sapphire Stakes over 1200 metres.

Five months later she added Caulfield’s How Now Stakes (Listed, 1200m), and she bowed out in May 2000, with seven wins and 13 minors from 41 starts, and a decent-for-back-then $289,000.

At stud and in the sales ring, Snippets' Lass’s impact has been profound.

In four straight years at Magic Millions Gold Coast: Gerald Ryan bought her second foal, the yearling Snitzel, for $260,000, and 12 months later his half-sister Wiener for $350,000;

In 2006, with Snitzel’s class confirmed, third foal Royal Snippets (Royal Academy) fetched $775,000, sold to Wadham Park, before Darley paid $1.4 million to make Viennese the third-highest lot at the 2007 auction.

Wiener ran third in the Gimcrack Stakes (Listed, 1000m) of 2005 but couldn’t win in a career restricted to five starts.

Werrett comes into the picture, and the family, when Wiener changed hands for $1.25m at the Magic Millions National Broodmare Sale of 2007. He bred all 13 of her offspring, some with long-term associate Max Whitby, with whom he races Ole Dancer and Rediener (among many others).

Before Rediener, Wiener bore another stakes winner in Rathlin (Fastnet Rock) and two stakes placegetters including Za Zi Ba (All Too Hard), who’s now the dam of the Ryan-trained Group 3 winner King Of Pop (Farnan).

Wiener’s second foal Viennese Lass (Redoute’s Choice) was unraced but, retained by Werrett, she became the dam of the Listed-placed Viennese Star (I Am Invincible) and, one year earlier, Dancers (Husson).

Trained by Brad Widdup for Werrett and Damion Flower, Dancers - a $230,000 yearling - won twice at her home track of Hawkesbury among 11 starts, with her career highlight a fifth at Group 3 level.

At stud, she’s been a little up and down, with three successes mixed with three misses and a foal deceased after birth.

But after dual Melbourne city winner Ginger ’N’ Pink (Zoustar), her third foal was Ole Dancer, the latest Group 1 winner descended from Snippets' Lass.

Bought by trainers Moody Racing for $350,000, again at Magic Millions Gold Coast, Ole Dancer’s pedigree packs an impressive punch.

Her only spot of inbreeding is a relevant one - Snippets himself - at 5f x 5f.

It comes through another of those aforementioned superior mares, Scandinavia, the fourth dam of Ole Kirk, and of course Snippets' Lass, Ole Dancer’s fourth dam.

Peeling back another layer reveals the great Nijinsky (Northern Dancer) at 5m x 6m, 6f. Up top, he’s the third sire of Ole Kirk’s dam Naturale (Bel Esprit). Down below, he comes into Ole Dancer’s damsire Husson’s female half, and is present through Dancing Show, dam of another great mare Shantha’s Choice (Canny Lad), the mother of Ole Dancer’s second damsire Redoute’s Choice.

Where there’s Dancing Show there’ll be her second dam, another first-paragraph dweller Best In Show.

And the hope that that all-timer will be repeated comes to fruition, in a 7f x 7f. At the top, the 1960s great comes in strong via daughter Sex Appeal (Buckpasser), dam of Ole Dancer’s fifth sire Try My Best (Northern Dancer). Down south, Best In Show is Redoute’s Choice’s fourth dam.

Natalma (Native Dancer) underpins it all as the most repeated mare, with 11 spots in the first nine generations, ahead of Mumtaz Begum (Blenheim) with ten.

The dominant sire is Nearco (Pharos) with 19 mentions, while his son Nasrullah has 15.

Ole Dancer is the result of the first of four straight matings with Ole Kirk, and is the only live foal from that run.

Werrett is trying again, with Dancers covered by Ole Kirk again the day after Ole Dancer’s Thousand Guineas triumph. Ginger ’N’ Pink was also covered by Ole Kirk on Sunday.

With Ole Dancer’s value as a broodmare now secured, and with Werrett’s ample resources sure to line up some quality matings for her, Snippets' Lass’s legacy looks set to continue for many years.

Hong Kong News

Legend grows as Purton reaches 1,900-win milestone

Declan Schuster

HKJC

Zac Purton’s storied career surpassed yet another milestone on Wednesday at Happy Valley, as Hong Kong’s all-time leading jockey captured his 1,900th win in the city aboard Talents Supremo (Bated Breath) in the Class 5 Success Handicap (1200m).

Just four days after landing The Everest (Gr 1, 1200m) with Hong Kong Horse of the Year (2024/25) Ka Ying Rising (Shamexpress), Purton, 42, was proud to reach the landmark with trainer Danny Shum.

“It’s a really good number to get to. Obviously, I can’t do it without the support that I get, and it was nice to do it on one of Danny’s horses as well, because he has been my biggest supporter across my time in Hong Kong,” Purton said. “I just had the right horse, right gate (three), right run and things fell into place, but that’s what you need at Happy Valley and that’s what you need in Hong Kong.”

An eight-time Hong Kong Champion Jockey (2013/14, 2017/18, 2018/19, 2019/20, 2021/22, 2022/23, 2023/24 & 2024/25), Purton is from Lismore, Australia. He made the move to Hong Kong, China in 2007, and rode his first winner (Elfhelm) at Happy Valley that same year, while this evening’s 1,900th success came at his 10,735th ride.

“It means a lot. It means I’ve been given a lot of opportunities, and I have had very good support. I’m very thankful to all the owners and trainers for everything that they have given me and also The Hong Kong Jockey Club for giving me the opportunity to come here and ride as well, I’ll forever be in debt and thankful to them,” Purton said.

Purton began his career with trainer Trevor Hardy in Coffs Harbour, Australia, as an apprentice aged 14. His first win came 25 years ago aboard Magic Zap (Zephyr Zip) at Armidale, and since then, he’s secured his place among racing’s greats atop champions including Ka Ying Rising, Beauty Generation (Road To Rock), Exultant (Exceed And Excel), Aerovelocity (Pins), Ambitious Dragon (Pins) and Lucky Sweynesse (Sweynesse).

“It’s a lot of years of a lot of hard work. You have your ups and downs – I’ve had to battle through injury, the fights for the titles, but when I sit there at home and I look at the trophy cabinet – it feels pretty good,” Purton said.

Douglas Whyte (1,813 Hong Kong wins) and Joao Moreira (1,240) are the only other riders to surpass the 1,000-win mark in Hong Kong, while Tony Cruz (946) and Brett Prebble (806) trail the trio in fourth and fifth spot on the all-time list.

Purton said: “It’s possible [to reach 2,000 winners] as long as I stay fit and healthy. There’s no doubt that I can get to it, so hopefully I can get to it as quickly as I can because it’s a very big number to get to. It gives me something to think about and it gives me some direction for the next few months of the season.”

A dominant force in Hong Kong’s riding ranks in recent years, Purton is the third Australian to win a riding championship in the jurisdiction, after Gary Moore and Noel Barker. He has won top-level races in Australia, Japan, Singapore and Great Britain, notably the 2012 Group 1 King’s Stand Stakes (Gr 1, 5f) on Little Bridge (Faltaat) for Shum at Royal Ascot.

Purton moved to 1,901 Hong Kong wins as South Star (Wrote) sauntered to a third career win in the Class 3 Songs Of Victory Handicap (1650m) for trainer Frankie Lor. Purton then made it a treble aboard Akashvani (Alpine Eagle) in the Class 3 Flying Handicap (1200m) for trainer David Hayes, who celebrated his 63rd birthday today.

Mark Newnham – who has tallied an unrivalled 17 wins through the first 13 fixtures – also grabbed a treble as Youthful Spirits (Shamus Award) made all in the Class 2 The LONGINES Cup Handicap (1000m) under Luke Ferraris, who earlier drove King Oberon (Divine Prophet) to success for trainer Douglas Whyte in the first section of the Class 4 Swifty Handicap (1200m).

“This horse [Youthful Spirits] has given me sleepless nights. He’s just so frustrating with his racing pattern – he has a high head carriage, and he had that breathing problem. He is relaxing better in his races now, but the amount of seconds I’ve run on him [seven]…” Ferraris said.

“He was really good today, when he got to the furlong where he usually comes up for oxygen, he found another gear, which is all he needed to do to be winning races like this. Well done to Mark and his team – he’s been in superb condition and they’re flying.”

Newnham’s three-timer commenced when Looks Outstanding (All Too Hard) dominated the second section of the Class 4 Swifty Handicap (1200m) with jockey Lyle Hewitson before Hong Kong International Sale graduate Super Unicorn (Savabeel) collected the Class 4 Racing Spirit Handicap (1650m) under Andrea Atzeni.

“It’s been a very good start to the season, but a very long way to go,” Newnham said. “For the two years I’ve been here, Pierre [Ng] had a big lead and just got run down and last year John Size was a long way behind and still won it, so I think we’ll start thinking about it in June or July.”

The third section of the Class 4 Swifty Handicap (1200m) went to Ellis Wong aboard Silver Spurs (Charm Spirit) for trainer Caspar Fownes. Beauty Thunder (Night Of Thunder) bagged the Class 4 Speedy Handicap (1000m) for trainer Cody Mo and jockey Alexis Badel.

Hong Kong racing continues this Sunday at Sha Tin with the running of the Premier Bowl Handicap (Gr 2, 1200m).

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Wednesday, October 22, 2025

Metropolitan Meetings

Belmont Park WA Soft(5)

Show

Belmont Park WA Soft(5)

R1: MCA Polytrack (Rs0ly), $35,000, 1000m

Ladies Pro (AUS) 3 gr/br F 57kg
D'argento (AUS) - Il Professionale (AUS), by Pierro (AUS)
T: G & A Williams J: Lucy Fiore
Tennessee Spirit (AUS) 3 ch F 57kg
Capitalist (AUS) - Pomelo (AUS), by Lope De Vega (IRE)
T: Luke Fernie J: Chris Parnham
Ninetymilestraight (AUS) 3 b/br F 57kg
Flying Artie (AUS) - Caiguna (AUS), by Dubai Destination (USA)
T: T M Andrews J: S O'Donnell

Margins: 1.7 lens, 0.9 lens. Time: 0:58.65 (last 600m 33.50)

Betting: $5.00, $1.40, $7.00

Then followed: Call Me Invincible (AUS), Sweet Issy (AUS), last.

R2: Morley Growers Market Mdn, $25,000, 1200m

Ourgirlcanrun (AUS) 3 b F 54kg
Long Leaf (AUS) - Sister Zoe (AUS), by My Admiration (AUS)
T: Mitchell Pateman J: Holly Watson
Gabex (AUS) 3 b F 54kg
Spirit Of Boom (AUS) - We's Done (AUS), by Court Command (AUS)
T: Simon Miller J: Joey Azzopardi
Hyperreal (AUS) 5 ch G 58kg
Shooting to Win (AUS) - Special Fragrance (AUS), by Starcraft (NZ)
B: Rosemont Stud VIC T: Misty Bazeley J: C Johnston-Porter

Margins: 6.7 lens, 0.4 lens. Time: 1:10.90 (last 600m 34.57)

Betting: $2.50, $21.00, $31.00

Then followed: Refemme No Angel (AUS), The Crimson Pirate (AUS), Pembeton (AUS), Bondi Lifesaver (AUS), She's Da Val (AUS), Aitch Montana (AUS), Saucisson (AUS), Universal Impact (AUS), Finally Reel (AUS), Whisky Fever (AUS), last.

R3: Wittens Irrigation & Design Mdn, $25,000, 1200m

Pony Up (AUS) 3 br F 54kg
Dirty Work (AUS) - Dig a Pony (AUS), by Mutawaajid (AUS)
B: Mr E Guagliardo WA T: P H Jordan J: Ms L Staples
$26,000, Magic Millions Perth Yearling Sale 2024
V: Ridgeport Holdings
P: Paul Jordan
Rising Fame (AUS) 4 ch M 56kg
Super One (AUS) - Glenross (AUS), by Strategic (AUS)
B: Miss C Buchanan NSW T: N D Parnham J: S Parnham
Itzabeast (AUS) 4 ch G 58kg
Snippetson (AUS) - Princess Jasman (AUS), by Blackfriars (AUS)
T: Brian Kersley J: Lucy Fiore

Margins: 2 lens, 0.4 lens. Time: 1:11.96 (last 600m 35.20)

Betting: $6.00, $5.00, $26.00

Then followed: Noneofyourbusiness (AUS), Viresha (AUS), Godsend Lady (AUS), Capricious Ruler (AUS), On Cue (AUS), Boutique Belle (AUS), Joe Be Cool (AUS), Almost Artie (AUS), King Of Muster (AUS), Poppy Chino (AUS), Westons Reflection (AUS), Snip The Strap (AUS), last.

R4: Reliable Asset Maintenance Mdn, $25,000, 1400m

Streamlined (AUS) 3 b G 56kg
Maurice (JPN) - Silverstream (AUS), by Al Maher (AUS)
T: Michael Grantham J: C Johnston-Porter
Berry Blast (AUS) 3 br F 51kg
Merchant Navy (AUS) - Blueberry Smoothie (USA), by Giant's Causeway (USA)
T: Simon Miller J: Jefferson Tsang
Masmelo (AUS) 3 b/br F 54kg
Maschino (AUS) - Melteme (AUS), by Blackfriars (AUS)
T: N D Parnham J: Luke Campbell

Margins: 1.4 lens, 1.2 lens. Time: 1:24.81 (last 600m 36.18)

Betting: $2.40, $15.00, $3.00

Then followed: Yalda Night (AUS), Here's A Scoop (AUS), Mr Frodo (AUS), Gravity Defying (AUS), Big Kay Dog (AUS), Shezaseer (AUS), Spellborn (AUS), Noble Touch (AUS), Declared Innocent (AUS), Safari Boy (AUS), She'sallcosmic (AUS), June's Rose (AUS), Fighting Thunder (AUS), last.

R5: Quayclean Hcp (C1), $30,000, 1000m

Spicy Thang (AUS) 3 ch F 56kg
Toronado (IRE) - Single Spice (AUS), by Not a Single Doubt (AUS)
B: Yarradale Stud WA T: Luke Fernie J: Joey Azzopardi
$120,000, Magic Millions Perth Yearling Sale 2024
V: Yarradale Stud
P: First Light Racing
Savage Dancer (AUS) 4 b M 58kg
Shamus Award (AUS) - Dasoudi (NZ), by Elusive City (USA)
T: G & A Williams J: W Pike
Overdrive (AUS) 4 b/br M 60kg
Playing God (AUS) - Pure Heaven (AUS), by Snippetson (AUS)
B: Mr N Parnham WA T: N D Parnham J: Chris Parnham

Margins: 0.4 lens, 1.1 lens. Time: 0:59.12 (last 600m 33.98)

Betting: $4.00, $6.50, $3.00

Then followed: Makwell Smart (AUS), Galway Shawl (AUS), Bosisto (AUS), Deep Discretion (AUS), Sanctions (AUS), Order Online (AUS), Sesh (AUS), Rubix Love (AUS), last.

R6: TABtouch - Have You Got The Touch Hcp (C1), $30,000, 1400m

Pure Obsession (AUS) 4 br/bl G 60kg
Sessions (AUS) - Jungfrau Girl (AUS), by High Chaparral (IRE)
T: C H Webster J: T Turner
Reel Serenity (AUS) 5 ch M 58kg
Highland Reel (IRE) - Sweet Serenity (AUS), by Pearl of Love (IRE)
B: Martin's Park Investments Trust WA T: Ms J Erkelens J: S O'Donnell
Grandad's Adiction (AUS) 4 br G 60kg
God Has Spoken (AUS) - Tiff's Special (AUS), by Eyeful (AUS)
B: Mr IL Roberts WA T: Ms S L Miller J: J Whiting

Margins: 0.5 lens, 0.1 lens. Time: 1:26.09 (last 600m 35.63)

Betting: $3.50, $17.00, $8.50

Then followed: Olaf The Snowman (AUS), Shazair (AUS), Flinders Lane (AUS), Rivercrest Magic (AUS), Muddy Waters (AUS), Drag Machine (AUS), Geronimo Magic (AUS), Classic Royale (AUS), last.

R7: Unite Resourcing Hcp (C3), $30,000, 1200m

Deltason (AUS) 3 ch G 57kg
I'm All the Talk (AUS) - Delta Jane (AUS), by Red Eye Special (AUS)
B: Mr DR Hammarquist WA T: Meryl Hayley J: Laqdar Ramoly
Golden Dore (AUS) 5 b/br G 58kg
Denman (AUS) - Merrily Merrily (AUS), by Bullet Train (GB)
B: Bowness Stud NSW T: D H Hopperton J: Zephen Johnston-Porter
King's Drama (AUS) 4 b G 58kg
King's Troop (AUS) - Friday Fillies (AUS), by Denman (AUS)
B: Mr M Gangemi WA T: C & M Gangemi J: S Parnham

Margins: 2.6 lens, 0.1 lens. Time: 1:11.67 (last 600m 35.00)

Betting: $1.80, $13.00, $26.00

Then followed: King Cartel (AUS), Flagship (AUS), De Grandhomme (AUS), Storm Lord (AUS), Cryptic Joy (AUS), Beau Talk (AUS), Sports Talk (AUS), Anna's Boy (AUS), I'm Eugene (AUS), Pacific Boxer (AUS), last.

R8: Bisley Workwear Hcp (C3), $30,000, 1200m

Gold Flakes (AUS) 4 br M 57kg
Playing God (AUS) - Corn Flakes (AUS), by Oratorio (AUS)
B: De Grey Park WA T: N D Parnham J: Natika Riordan
$155,000, Magic Millions Perth Yearling Sale 2023
V: Alwyn Park
P: Parnham Racing Stables
Dubai's Daughter (AUS) 5 b M 57kg
Pride of Dubai (AUS) - Chant of God (AUS), by War Chant (USA)
B: Mrs R Smith WA T: Josh Brown J: A Hearn
Riva Aquarama (AUS) 3 ch F 58kg
Star Turn (AUS) - Outboard Motors (AUS), by Sebring (AUS)
T: D L Morton J: Chris Parnham

Margins: 0.4 lens, 0.5 lens. Time: 1:11.96 (last 600m 35.32)

Betting: $15.00, $26.00, $2.90

Then followed: Cheryl's Shout (AUS), Define Beautiful (AUS), Silent Diva (AUS), Enchanting Sound (AUS), Delta Anne (AUS), Right to Silence (AUS), Invincible Ruby (AUS), Esta Mirando (AUS), Ayumi (AUS), Tropical Sun (AUS), last.

Eagle Farm QLD Good(4)

Show

Eagle Farm QLD Good(4)

R1: XXXX Gold Mdn Plate, $40,000, 1600m

Wily Jack (AUS) 3 b G 56kg
Pierata (AUS) - Crystal Nights (NZ), by O'Reilly (NZ)
B: B & K Gibson Family Trust QLD T: K M Schweida J: Cejay Graham
$120,000, Magic Millions Gold Coast Yearling Sale 2024
V: Kenmore Lodge
P: Kaylene Gibson
Tulong (AUS) 4 b G 58kg
Saxon Warrior (JPN) - Midnight Fury (AUS), by Hussonet (USA)
B: Hammercall Pty Ltd QLD T: Jason Edwards J: Ryan Maloney
Hard As Brok (AUS) 3 b/br G 56kg
All Too Hard (AUS) - Adagirl (AUS), by Lonhro (AUS)
T: David Vandyke J: Ben Thompson

Margins: 0.3 lens, 0.6 lens. Time: 1:36.65 (last 600m 34.38)

Betting: $3.30, $1.90, $7.00

Then followed: Bate (AUS), Zephirine (AUS), Averred (AUS), Black Assassin (AUS), last.

R2: Silverstone Developments Plate (C3), $38,000, 1000m

Cabaletto (AUS) 4 br M 56kg
Spirit Of Boom (AUS) - Cadencia (AUS), by Street Cry (IRE)
T: Chris & Corey Munce J: Justin Huxtable
Dream Smart (AUS) 4 br M 58kg
Smart Missile (Aus) - Al Sahra (AUS), by Desert Sun (GB)
B: Mr FJ Moses NSW T: L F Birchley J: Kyle Wilson-Taylor
Mishani Ego (AUS) 4 b M 58kg
Kobayashi (AUS) - Mishani Spirit (AUS), by Jet Spur (AUS)
B: Mishani Enterprises Pty Ltd QLD T: Donna Stanbridge J: Ben Thompson

Margins: 0.6 lens, 0.4 lens. Time: 0:57.02 (last 600m 33.01)

Betting: $2.50, $5.00, $7.50

Then followed: Mercian (AUS), Giliana (AUS), Lady Zaydi (AUS), last.

R3: Carr Mdn Plate, $40,000, 1000m

Vesper Lynd (AUS) 5 br M 53kg
Jungle Cat (IRE) - Secret Bond (AUS), by Pluck (USA)
B: River Junction QLD T: Dale Groves J: Jace McMurray
$35,000, Magic Millions Gold Coast Yearling Sale 2022
V: Waylon J Stud
P: Dwyer T/bred Racing
Lady Milan (AUS) 3 br F 54kg
Capitalist (AUS) - Vincere Volare (AUS), by I Am Invincible (AUS)
T: T J Gollan J: Ben Thompson
Wayburn (AUS) 3 br G 56kg
Yes Yes Yes (AUS) - Triolet (AUS), by Brazen Beau (AUS)
T: M J Dunn J: A Mallyon

Margins: 0.1 lens, 0.1 lens. Time: 0:57.41 (last 600m 33.36)

Betting: $21.00, $1.70, $11.00

Then followed: Extreme Taste (AUS), Zoustrology (AUS), Daitanna (AUS), Zanjeer (AUS), Ole Ali (AUS), Gold Stars (AUS), last.

R4: Sky Racing (Bm65), $38,000, 1800m

Mr Buster (IRE) 5 br G 61kg
Sea the Stars (IRE) - Olympienne (IRE), by Sadler's Wells (USA)
B: Tinnakill Bloodstock & Jack Cantillon T: C Maher J: Ryan Maloney
€120,000, Goffs Ireland Orby Yearling Sale 2021
V: Tinnakill House
P: A.C. Elliott, Agent
Throttle Response (AUS) 4 b/br G 57kg
Pierro (AUS) - Chortle (GB), by Dubawi (IRE)
B: Formosa Bloodstock Pty Ltd QLD T: C J Waller J: Kyle Wilson-Taylor
Rock the Sunrise (AUS) 4 b G 59kg
Fastnet Rock (AUS) - Awoke (NZ), by Rip Van Winkle (IRE)
B: Mr N Vass NSW T: Matthew Hoysted J: R Hutchings

Margins: 0.7 lens, 1.4 lens. Time: 1:49.65 (last 600m 34.87)

Betting: $1.70, $8.50, $4.50

Then followed: Blumstien (AUS), Laridae (AUS), Gulf of Tomini (AUS), Magic Island (AUS), Royal Charge (AUS), last.

R5: SENQ Plate (C2), $38,000, 1600m

Golden Cross (AUS) 4 b H 58kg
Artie Schiller (USA) - Jawdaa (AUS), by Mutawaajid (AUS)
T: B J Dais J: R Dolan
Pharoah's Prophecy (AUS) 5 ch G 60kg
American Pharoah (USA) - Speak Fondly (AUS), by Northern Meteor (AUS)
B: Gooree Park Stud Pty Ltd NSW T: David Vandyke J: Jag Guthmann-Chester
Contilda's Love (AUS) 5 br G 57kg
Love Conquers All (AUS) - Mark's Matilda (AUS), by Domesday (AUS)
B: Mr BJ McKnight VIC T: G R Duncan J: Cobi Vitler

Margins: 0.2 lens, 1.3 lens. Time: 1:35.73 (last 600m 34.90)

Betting: $21.00, $1.90, $9.00

Then followed: Puff 'n' Harry (AUS), Promiscuous Girl (AUS), He's for the Girls (AUS), Lavoni (AUS), Ready to Ignite (AUS), last.

R6: Brisbane Broncos 2025 Premiers Plate (C5), $38,000, 1200m

Town Crier (AUS) 5 b G 60kg
Spirit of Boom (AUS) - Tell Me (AUS), by Choisir (AUS)
B: Emirates Park Pty Ltd NSW T: Matthew Hoysted J: D Moor
$160,000, Magic Millions Gold Coast Yearling Sale 2022
V: Emirates Park
P: Proven T/breds/O'Dea Hoysted Racing
Dirty Dancing (AUS) 6 b M 56kg
Hellbent (AUS) - Jalan Jalan (AUS), by Foreplay (AUS)
B: Yarraman Park Stud Pty Ltd NSW T: G Heinrich & B Rodgers J: Jake Bayliss
Mintaka Lad (AUS) 6 b G 57kg
Deep Field (AUS) - Irish Blues (NZ), by O'Reilly (NZ)
B: Mr V Trillo NSW T: P L Shailer J: Jace McMurray

Margins: 0.4 lens, 1.4 lens. Time: 1:10.26 (last 600m 33.43)

Betting: $2.80, $8.50, $3.80

Then followed: King of Naples (AUS), Zelgaria (AUS), Mishani Renegade (AUS), Outsmarted (AUS), last.

R7: Ladbrokes Fast Payouts (Bm70), $38,000, 1400m

Voracious (AUS) 5 b G 59kg
Maurice (JPN) - Seven Year Itch (AUS), by Keltrice (AUS)
B: Rangal Park Stud VIC T: T J Gollan J: Ryan Maloney
$500,000, William Inglis & Son Pty. Ltd. Easter Yearling Sale 2022
V: Silverdale Farm
P: Yes B/stock
$200,000, William Inglis & Son Pty. Ltd. Great Southern Weanling Sale 2021
V: Rangal Stud
P: Shrone B/stock / Silverdale Farm
$9,500, William Inglis & Son Pty. Ltd. Inglis Digital May Sale 2 2024
V: M.G. Price Racing and Breeding
P: Gracer Racing
Social Outcast (AUS) 6 b G 55kg
Pariah (AUS) - Madam Zabeel (NZ), by Zabeel (NZ)
T: M J Dunn J: Cobi Vitler
Chief Witness (AUS) 5 b G 60kg
Star Witness (AUS) - Hilton Head (AUS), by Fastnet Rock (AUS)
B: Widden Stud Australia Pty Ltd NSW T: Chris & Corey Munce J: Martin Harley

Margins: 0.2 lens, 0.8 lens. Time: 1:22.70 (last 600m 34.70)

Betting: $2.50, $31.00, $4.80

Then followed: Typhoon Tip (AUS), Connewarre (AUS), Captain Fenkel (AUS), Savannah Gangster (AUS), Existential Bob (NZ), Lion Class (AUS), Good Lieutenant (AUS), last.

Warwick Farm NSW Good(4)

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Warwick Farm NSW Good(4)

R1: DrinkWise Mdn Plate, $100,000, 1300m

Swift Legend (AUS) 3 b C 56kg
Dundeel (NZ) - Global Queen (AUS), by Snitzel (AUS)
B: Mr GP Ingham QLD T: L J Bridge J: J R Collett
$180,000, William Inglis & Son Pty. Ltd. Classic Yearling Sale 2024
V: Arrowfield Stud
P: Legend Racing
Miss Lola (AUS) 3 b F 54kg
Blue Point (IRE) - Reemah (AUS), by Redoute's Choice (AUS)
T: C J Waller J: Tommy Berry
Big Tiger (AUS) 3 b/br C 56kg
So You Think (NZ) - Stormy Choice (AUS), by Redoute's Choice (AUS)
T: G Waterhouse & A Bott J: Tim Clark

Betting: $10.00, $2.80, $6.50

Then followed: Flaxlands (AUS), Riez Souvent (AUS), Onmalone (AUS), Ex Wife (AUS), last.

R2: Ozzmosis @ The Chase (Bm68), $60,000, 1400m

Frosty Girl (NZ) 4 b M 60kg
Super Seth (AUS) - Oh So Chilled (NZ), by O'reilly (NZ)
T: C J Waller J: J B Mc Donald
Alabama Fox (AUS) 4 gr/br M 58kg
Alabama Express (AUS) - Foxplay (AUS), by Foxwedge (AUS)
B: Yulong Investments Yulong Stud VIC T: Annabel & Rob Archibald J: Zac Lloyd
Pictor (AUS) 3 b C 57kg
Written Tycoon (AUS) - Be My Star (AUS), by Zoustar (AUS)
T: C J Waller J: Tommy Berry

Margins: 1.2 lens, 1.8 lens. Time: 1:21.87 (last 600m 34.91)

Betting: $1.70, $3.80, $6.00

Then followed: Philatelic (AUS), last.

R3: Keeneland November Breeding Stock Sale (Bm72), $60,000, 1300m

Bartolf (AUS) 4 b/br G 59kg
So You Think (NZ) - Lesley's Choice (AUS), by Exceed and Excel (AUS)
B: Segenhoe Thoroughbreds Australia Pty Ltd NSW T: John O'Shea & Tom Charlton J: J B Mc Donald
Frontex (AUS) 5 b/br G 58kg
Territories (IRE) - Jasminka (NZ), by Sakura Seeking (USA)
B: Superhorse Trust QLD T: M, W & J Hawkes J: Tyler Schiller
Ivan's Hero (AUS) 6 b G 54kg
Holler (AUS) - Kaniana (AUS), by Canny Lad (AUS)
B: Mrs V Klaric VIC T: C J Waller J: K Mc Evoy

Margins: 1.4 lens, 1.4 lens. Time: 1:16.42 (last 600m 34.35)

Betting: $2.30, $8.50, $9.00

Then followed: The Replicant (NZ), Climb the Ladder (NZ), Believe in Angels (NZ), Jo Jo Sun (AUS), last.

R4: Asahi Super Dry (Bm72), $60,000, 1600m

Hurstville Zagreb (AUS) 4 b G 59kg
Divine Prophet (AUS) - Jayquin Star (NZ), by O'Reilly (NZ)
B: Mr S Saric NSW T: John O'Shea & Tom Charlton J: Zac Lloyd
Psd $0 Res $150,000, William Inglis & Son Pty. Ltd. Inglis Digital April Sale 2023
V: Middlebrook Vly
Full Hao (AUS) 4 b M 56kg
Castelvecchio (AUS) - Autumn Wild (AUS), by Snitzel (AUS)
B: Hermitage Thoroughbreds Pty Ltd NSW T: C J Waller J: J B Mc Donald
Junebug (IRE) 5 b M 57kg
Lope de Vega (IRE) - Amerique (IRE), by Galileo (IRE)
B: White Birch Farm, SC T: Annabel & Rob Archibald J: Braith Nock

Margins: 3.5 lens, 0.2 lens. Time: 1:36.92 (last 600m 34.55)

Betting: $3.00, $3.50, $9.00

Then followed: Belleistic Kids (AUS), Cosmic Lad (AUS), Zenmaster (AUS), Heed the Omens (AUS), Cloisters (AUS), last.

R5: All Too Hard @ Vinery Stud (Bm72), $60,000, 2110m

Sting in the Tail (NZ) 5 br M 54kg
Savabeel (AUS) - Cutting Remark (AUS), by Encosta de Lago (AUS)
B: D J Brady, D E & E Y Nakhle, Auckland, NZ T: C J Waller J: Zac Lloyd
NZ$470,000, New Zealand Bloodstock National Yearling Sale 2022
V: Haunui Farm
P: Go Racing
Captain Maverick (IRE) 4 ch G 60kg
Free Eagle (IRE) - Seekamist (IRE), by Famous Name (GB)
B: Mr Ben Curtin T: C J Waller J: N Rawiller
Mr Fabulous (AUS) 6 br G 56kg
Pierro (AUS) - Doulmera (USA), by Mr. Greeley (USA)
B: G S A Bloodstock Pty Ltd VIC T: Ms T Bateup J: Ms J Taylor

Margins: 0.3 lens, 0.3 lens. Time: 2:12.50 (last 600m 35.79)

Betting: $8.00, $2.30, $51.00

Then followed: Wounder (NZ), Call Me Magnifique (AUS), Burgundy Girl (AUS), Hammett (AUS), Dance Dance Dance (AUS), last.

R6: Hellbent @ Yarraman Park (Bm72), $60,000, 1000m

Lyles (AUS) 4 b G 57kg
Exceed and Excel (AUS) - Platelet (AUS), by Strategic (AUS)
B: Cressfield Thoroughbreds NSW T: Matthew Smith J: J B Mc Donald
Psd $0 Res $250,000, William Inglis & Son Pty. Ltd. Easter Yearling Sale 2023
V: Cressfield
Crepe Myrtle (AUS) 4 b M 55kg
Exceed and Excel (AUS) - Dixie Blossoms (AUS), by Street Sense (USA)
B: Mr AS Osburg NSW T: Joseph Pride J: J R Collett
Extravagent Lad (AUS) 7 br G 57kg
Xtravagant (NZ) - Shadowbrook Lass (AUS), by Hinchinbrook (AUS)
B: J W Kelly Suffolk Vale & Co NSW T: Scott Collings J: William Stanley

Margins: 0.9 lens, 1.2 lens. Time: 0:56.9 (last 600m 32.82)

Betting: $2.30, $6.00, $11.00

Then followed: Mailata (AUS), Welcome Gypsy (AUS), Battle Hymn (AUS), Sanctified (NZ), Rockola (AUS), last.

R7: TAB (Bm78), $60,000, 1400m

Dance to the Boom (AUS) 4 b M 58kg
Exceedance (AUS) - Bim Bam Boom (AUS), by I Am Invincible (AUS)
B: Rosemont Stud VIC T: Bjorn Baker J: K Mc Evoy
$250,000, Magic Millions Gold Coast Yearling Sale 2023
V: Rosemont Stud
P: Jo Lindsay
Formal Display (GB) 4 br G 60kg
Too Darn Hot (GB) - Passage Of Time (GB), by Dansili (GB)
B: Juddmonte Farms Ltd T: Annabel & Rob Archibald J: Tom Sherry
Peace Officer (NZ) 6 br G 59kg
Iffraaj (GB) - Coyote Miss (AUS), by Commands (AUS)
B: Jamieson Park Ltd, Auckland, NZ T: C E Conners J: Tommy Berry

Margins: 0.1 lens, 1.5 lens. Time: 1:23.26 (last 600m 34.35)

Betting: $3.80, $4.50, $10.00

Then followed: Louie's Legacy (AUS), Anythink Goes (AUS), High Blue Sea (AUS), Pleasure Artist (AUS), Winston Hills (AUS), Sydney Bowler (AUS), last.

Tab Meetings

Geelong VIC Soft(6)

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Geelong VIC Soft(6)

R1: Scaada Environmental (Bm70), $50,000, 2400m

Haaland (NZ) (ch G 7 Pentire (GB) - Giant Mystique (AUS)
T: Lucinda Boyd J: Lucinda Boyd
Highland Glory (AUS) (b M 6 Highland Reel (IRE) - Reward For Glory (AUS))

R2: Mega Jumps Castle & Party Hire (Bm66), $50,000, 1100m

Normandy Lass (AUS) (b M 4 Omaha Beach (USA) - Purrpussful (AUS)
T: R D Griffiths J: Patrick Moloney
Altermatum (AUS) (b M 4 Zoustar (AUS) - Alter Call (AUS))
Escarpa (AUS) (ch M 4 Cliff's Edge (AUS) - Great Dame (AUS))

Margins: 0.5 lens, 1 lens. Time: 1:05.67 (last 600m)

R3: Dundee Rock Construction Classic (Bm70), $50,000, 1300m

Astral Flame (AUS) (b M 4 Overshare (AUS) - Antares (AUS)
T: E Jusufovic J: Lachlan Neindorf
Barbaric Lad (AUS) (b G 4 Brutal (NZ) - Janast (AUS))
Deep Pleasure (AUS) (b/br M 4 Deep Field (AUS) - Sheer Pleasure (USA))

Margins: 1 lens, 0.2 lens. Time: 1:20.08 (last 600m)

Strathalbyn SA Soft(7)

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Strathalbyn SA Soft(7)

R1: Adelaide Hills Gas Mdn Plate, $25,000, 1200m

Niamortal (AUS) (br G 4 I Am Immortal (AUS) - Princess Nia (IRE)
T: S & J Jaensch J: Ms S Metcalfe
Wrath (AUS) (b/br G 7 Good Journey (USA) - Chlobo (AUS))
Sir Monica (AUS) (ch G 4 Sir Prancealot (IRE) - Monica Kate (AUS))

Margins: 2.6 lens, 1 lens. Time: 1:15.65 (last 600m 38.00)

R2: Community Bank Fleurieu-Bendigo Bank Mdn Plate, $25,000, 1350m

It's Only Magic (AUS) (br G 4 D'argento (AUS) - Plain Magic (AUS)
T: J Hickmott & C Riggs J: Campbell Rawiller
Zadows Landing (AUS) (ch G 5 Sir Prancealot (IRE) - Kangar Shah (AUS))
Eagle Moon (AUS) (b G 4 Impending (AUS) - Pride Of America (AUS))

Margins: 0.2 lens, 0.3 lens. Time: 1:25.56 (last 600m 39.65)

R3: Holdfast Insurance Mdn Plate, $25,000, 2050m

Annanda (AUS) (br M 4 Adelaide (IRE) - Elldami (AUS)
T: P Stokes J: Jacob Opperman
Captain Love (AUS) (ch G 4 Trapeze Artist (AUS) - Little Bita Love (AUS))
Fiora Blue (AUS) (br/bl M 4 Fiorente (IRE) - Mighty Maher (AUS))

Margins: 0.6 lens, 0.2 lens. Time: 2:15.11 (last 600m 39.48)

R4: The Commercial Hotel Strathalbyn (Bm56), $25,000, 2050m

Suit of Wands (AUS) (b G 4 Dundeel (NZ) - Incantare (AUS)
T: Will Clarken J: Todd Pannell
Chartin (NZ) (b G 7 Tarzino (NZ) - Sweet Inspiration (NZ))
Sandpiper (AUS) (b/br M 6 Rebel Raider (AUS) - Amphlett (AUS))

Margins: 2.7 lens, 0.2 lens. Time: 2:14.34 (last 600m 41.34)

R5: Sportsbet Jockey Watch Hcp (58), $25,000, 1200m

Embellisher (AUS) (gr G 4 Crackerjack King (IRE) - Miss Satchmo (AUS)
T: A J Gluyas J: Ms T Johnstone
Rocktagon (AUS) (br G 5 Russian Revolution (AUS) - Lasarla (NZ))
I Loverain (AUS) (gr/b G 4 Ilovethiscity (AUS) - Rainmoth (AUS))

Margins: 0.5 lens, 2.1 lens. Time: 1:15.92 (last 600m 38.34)

R6: Cancer Council SA Hcp (56), $25,000, 1600m

France's Boy (AUS) (b/br G 12 Equiano (FR) - Ooh la Leilah (NZ)
T: J Hickmott & C Riggs J: Campbell Rawiller
Blue Special (AUS) (gr G 6 I Am Invincible (AUS) - Villa Verde (AUS))
Allegedly (FR) (b G 6 Wootton Bassett (GB) - Hug (IRE))

Margins: 0.2 lens, 0.6 lens. Time: 1:43.06 (last 600m 41.24)

R7: Sportsbet Fast Form (Bm58), $25,000, 1350m

Thebigsosso (AUS) (ch G 7 Capitalist (AUS) - Skidoodle (AUS)
T: Luke O'Connor J: Todd Pannell
Mellifluent (AUS) (b G 4 Exceed and Excel (AUS) - Smooth (AUS))
Bolted In (AUS) (b G 5 Bolt d'Oro (USA) - Fonteyn Lane (AUS))

Margins: 4.5 lens, 2.1 lens. Time: 1:24.31 (last 600m 38.62)

Te Aroha NZ Soft(6)

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Te Aroha NZ Soft(6)

R1: Donaghys Butch Coombe Memorial Cup (60), $18,500, 1400m

What a Yarn (NZ) (b G 6 What's the Story (NZ) - Miss Pareto (NZ)
T: C J Wood J: C J Grylls
Linkin Park (NZ) (b G 7 Ocean Park (NZ) - The Link (NZ))
Silkdegrees (NZ) (ch M 5 Vanbrugh (AUS) - Swiss Maid (NZ))

Margins: 0.4 lens, 0.3 lens. Time: 1:23.53 (last 600m)

R2: Donaghys N-Boost Mdn, $18,500, 2200m

History Maker (NZ) (b G 5 Mongolian Khan (AUS) - Polynesia (NZ)
T: P Adlington J: C R Barnes
Charlemagne (NZ) (b G 5 Tavistock (NZ) - Lady Eiko (NZ))
Our Easy Street (NZ) (b M 6 Zed (NZ) - Emmuska (NZ))

Margins: 1.3 lens, 1.3 lens. Time: 2:20.37 (last 600m)

R3: Donaghys MoxiPor Mdn, $18,500, 1150m

Avantaggia (AUS) (b F 3 Wootton Bassett (GB) - Avantage (AUS)
T: Mark Walker & Sam Bergerson J: O P Bosson
Confesara (AUS) (b/br F 3 Toronado (IRE) - Absolution (AUS))
That's Gold (AUS) (br C 3 Lucky Vega (IRE) - Longmu (AUS))

Margins: 0.8 lens, 1 lens. Time: 1:08.06 (last 600m)

R4: Nottingham Castle Hotel Mdn, $18,500, 1150m

Waiata (AUS) (b M 4 Vancouver (AUS) - Alpine Julz (NZ)
T: L O'sullivan & A Scott J: T C Moodley
Shining Pearl (NZ) (b M 4 Staphanos (JPN) - Te Toro Pearl (NZ))
Florenza (NZ) (b/br M 4 Belardo (IRE) - Keepher Close (NZ))

Margins: 2.3 lens, 0.4 lens. Time: 1:08.82 (last 600m)

R5: Donaghys ProDairy Mdn, $18,500, 1400m

Billy Blinx (NZ) (b G 4 Shocking (AUS) - Vegas Wink (NZ)
T: S & E Clotworthy J: O P Bosson
Dream Maker (NZ) (b G 3 Almanzor (FR) - Wanaka Dream (NZ))
More Bliss (AUS) (b F 3 Ghaiyyath (IRE) - Lady Amhurst (AUS))

Margins: 1.8 lens, 0.4 lens. Time: 1:24.26 (last 600m)

R6: Donaghys Saturn Mdn, $18,500, 1400m

Tellum (NZ) (b F 3 Ocean Park (NZ) - Early Morning Rise (NZ)
T: Debbie Sweeney J: C J Grylls
La Cadiere (NZ) (b F 3 Shamexpress (NZ) - Five Sails (NZ))
Thehorsecalleddave (NZ) (br G 3 Complacent (AUS) - High Clarity (NZ))

Margins: 0.8 lens, 0.1 lens. Time: 1:25.73 (last 600m)

R7: NZB Mega Maiden Series Mdn, $18,500, 1600m

Rambling On (NZ) (b G 4 Almanzor (FR) - Payette (AUS)
T: Andrew Forsman J: M Cameron
Luvabeel (NZ) (b M 4 Savabeel (AUS) - O'Lovely (NZ))
Facilitate (NZ) (b G 4 Wrote (IRE) - Gina May (NZ))

Margins: 0.2 lens, 0.8 lens. Time: 1:37.95 (last 600m)

R8: Donaghys Tasman Tim (Bm65), $18,500, 1600m

Mollify (NZ) (br M 4 So You Think (NZ) - Mitigate (GB)
T: L R Noble J: W B Kennedy
Vadanova (NZ) (b M 4 Vadamos (FR) - Stepanova (AUS))
Emmy Dazzler (NZ) (b M 5 Embellish (NZ) - Maid of Steel (NZ))

Margins: 0.4 lens, 0.8 lens. Time: 1:38.04 (last 600m)

R9: The George Abernethy & Associates Hcp (70), $18,500, 1150m

Nepheti (NZ) (b M 5 Charm Spirit (IRE) - Nymph (NZ)
T: S Ritchie & C Murray J: Joe Doyle
Miss Madridista (NZ) (b M 4 Shamexpress (NZ) - Miss Montjeu (NZ))
Mr Fortrus (AUS) (b G 6 Magnus (AUS) - Fortrus Dancer (AUS))

Margins: 0.8 lens, 0.2 lens. Time: 1:08.43 (last 600m)

R10: Donaghys UdderMAX (Bm65), $18,500, 2200m

Pointer (NZ) (b M 5 Rip Van Winkle (IRE) - Bak da Chief (NZ)
T: D B Hollinshead J: E H Nicholas
Gippsy God (NZ) (b H 4 Tarzino (NZ) - Stunner (NZ))
Brian Lamont (NZ) (ch G 8 Ferlax (NZ) - Rekindled Outlook (AUS))

Margins: 1.5 lens, 0.8 lens. Time: 2:18.86 (last 600m)

Stakes Fields

Thursday, October 23, 2025

Ladbrokes Geelong Cup (GR 3)

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Ladbrokes Geelong Cup (GR 3)

$500,000, Geelong 4:10pm (VIC), 3yo+ Handicap, 2400m.

Changingoftheguard (IRE) 8
b g 6 Galileo (IRE) - Lady Lara (IRE) (Excellent Art (GB))
B: B. V. Sangster T: K A Lees J: Ethan Brown
Berkeley Square (AUS) 7
b g 6 Territories (IRE) - Bahamas (AUS) (Teofilo (IRE))
B: Mr D Peacock SA T: Dan O'Sullivan J: L Nolen
Onesmoothoperator (USA) 10
br g 7 Dialed In (USA) - Sueno d'Oro (USA) (Medaglia d'Oro (USA))
B: Triple D Partners LLC T: Brian Ellison J: Craig Williams
GNS65,000, Tattersalls Autumn Horses-in-Training Sale 2021,
V: Trillium Place Stables (D. Simcock) P: DPA Bloodstock
GBP165,200, Goresbridge Flat Breeze-UpSale 2020,
V: Sherbourne Lodge P: Blandford BS
USD5,000, Fasig Tipton October Yearling Sale 2019,
V: Pope McLean P: Sherbourne Lodge
Torranzino (NZ) 4
b g 6 Tarzino (NZ) - Goldilicious (NZ) (Helmet (AUS))
B: Payne Family Racing Pty Ltd, NZ T: P A Preusker J: Celine Gaudray
NZD75,000, New Zealand Bloodstock National Yearling Sale 2021,
V: Phoenix Park P: PA Preusker
Whisky on the Hill (GB) 9
b g 5 Ribchester (IRE) - Ninja Lady (GB) (Nayef (USA))
B: Ninja Lady Partnership T: Glen Thompson J: M J Dee
GNS135,000, Tattersalls July Sale 2023,
V: The Castlebridge Consignment P: Armando Duarte / Paul Moroney / Ballymore Stables
EUR50,000, Arqana Deauville August Yearling Sale 2021,
V: Baroda Stud P: AVENUE BLOODSTOCK
Grand Pierro (AUS) 2
br g 6 Pierro (AUS) - Le Societe (AUS) (Anabaa (USA))
B: Ryco Equine Pty Ltd VIC T: Jason Warren J: Zac Spain
AUD50,000, William Inglis & Son Pty. Ltd. Melbourne Premier Yearling Sale 2021,
V: Collingrove Stud P: Grand Syndicates / John Price B/stock
Gilded Water (GB) 5
b g 4 Fastnet Rock (AUS) - Fiery Sunset (GB) (Galileo (IRE))
B: The Queen T: C Maher J: Declan Bates
Distrustful Award (AUS) 11
br g 6 Shamus Award (AUS) - Distrustful (AUS) (Trusting (AUS))
B: Barree Stud VIC T: P H Luttrell J: A Darmanin
AUD0, William Inglis & Son Pty. Ltd. Inglis Digital July Sale 2 2024,
V: Ultra Tbreds P: null
Fernao (IRE) 3
b g 6 Frankel (GB) - Macheera (IRE) (Machiavellian (USA))
B: Ballylinch Stud T: Annabel & Rob Archibald J: Jett Stanley
EUR55,000, Goffs Ireland Horses in Training Sale 2023,
V: Rathbride Stables P: Carol Walsh
Ferago (AUS) 6
b g 9 Fiorente (IRE) - Vodissa (AUS) (Encosta de Lago (AUS))
B: Sun Kingdom VIC T: P F Ryan J: C Newitt
AUD5,500, William Inglis & Son Pty. Ltd. Inglis Digital September Sale 2021,
V: Owners P: Joseph Pace
AUD41,000, William Inglis & Son Pty. Ltd. Melbourne VOBIS Gold Yearling Sale 2018,
V: Sun Stud P: J Fraser

Roderick Insurance Brokers 3yo Geelong Classic (Listed)

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Roderick Insurance Brokers 3yo Geelong Classic (Listed)

$200,000, Geelong 3:00pm (VIC), 3yo Set Weight With Penalties, 2200m.

Highvol (AUS) 6
b g 3 Microphone (AUS) - Aspenet (AUS) (Hussonet (USA))
B: null T: Nick Ryan J: M Zahra
Arcora (AUS) 5
b c 3 Justify (USA) - Casuarina Forest (AUS) (Fastnet Rock (AUS))
B: Katom NSW T: T Busuttin & N Young J: B Shinn
AUD225,000, Magic Millions Gold Coast Yearling Sale 2024,
V: Coolmore Stud P: Busuttin Racing
Matsuda (AUS) 10
ch g 3 Maurice (JPN) - Courtesan (NZ) (Mastercraftsman (IRE))
B: null T: C Maher J: Thomas Stockdale
Azazel (NZ) 8
b g 3 Shocking (AUS) - Alagant Angel (NZ) (Tavistock (NZ))
B: null T: M W Walker J: M J Dee
Freddie Bassett (AUS) 16
b c 3 Wootton Bassett (GB) - Dargana (AUS) (Dundeel (NZ))
B: null T: Annabel & Rob Archibald J: Ben Allen
Crown Of Russia (AUS) 14
gr/br c 3 Russian Camelot (IRE) - Triple Tiara (AUS) (Beautiful Crown (USA))
B: null T: D T O'Brien J: Craig Williams
Zorb (AUS) 2
b c 3 Zousain (AUS) - Harlem Lady (NZ) (Zabeel (NZ))
B: Mr P Hodgens NSW T: Archie Alexander J: Zac Spain
AUD60,000, William Inglis & Son Pty. Ltd. Classic Yearling Sale 2024,
V: Vinery Stud P: Alexander Racing / Rogers B/stock
Crack A Deel (AUS) 7
b c 3 Dundeel (NZ) - Mother's Mercy (AUS) (Redoute's Choice (AUS))
B: null T: Henry Dwyer J: John Allen
Super Paradise (AUS) 12
b g 3 Street Boss (USA) - Whelk (AUS) (Fastnet Rock (AUS))
B: Mr C McIntyre NSW T: Andrew Forsman J: Jye McNeil
AUD80,000, William Inglis & Son Pty. Ltd. Melbourne Premier Yearling Sale 2024,
V: Vinery Stud P: Forsman Racing Flemington
Savisanta (NZ) 13
b g 3 Savabeel (AUS) - Not Santa (NZ) (Makfi (GB))
B: null T: C J Waller J: B Melham
Heligan (AUS) 4
b g 3 Impending (AUS) - Night Garden (USA) (Redoute's Choice (AUS))
B: null T: Natalie Jarvis J: Celine Gaudray
Poor Ol' Johny Ray (NZ) 9
b g 3 Reliable Man (GB) - Zuzela (AUS) (Redoute's Choice (AUS))
B: null T: Denis Pagan J: Lachlan King
Akari Spirit (AUS) 18
b c 3 Fastnet Rock (AUS) - Yosei (AUS) (Invincible Spirit (IRE))
B: null T: Ben, Will & Jd Hayes J: Ethan Brown
Simply Gold (NZ) 3
b g 3 Savabeel (AUS) - Gold Spice (NZ) (Rock 'n' Pop (AUS))
B: null T: Annabel & Rob Archibald J: J Mott
Crismera (AUS) 11
ch f 3 Frankel (GB) - Dice Game (GB) (Shamardal (USA))
B: null T: M W Walker J: D W Stackhouse
Don't Doubt Dare (AUS) 17
b/br f 3 Doubtland (AUS) - Anna Mae (NZ) (Myboycharlie (IRE))
B: null T: M C Kent J: Declan Bates
Valued (NZ) 15
b/br g 3 Almanzor (FR) - Refreshing (AUS) (Stratum (AUS))
B: null T: Dominic Sutton J: Jordan Childs

Leading Second Season Sires

Data supplied by Arion pedigrees

Australia

Leading Second Season Sires by

Rank	Stallion Ccode Yof - To Stud	Breeding	Rnrs	Wnrs	Wins	SW(SWins)	Earnings	Best Performer
1	Ole Kirk (AUS) 2017 - 2021	Written Tycoon - Naturale	34	9	10	2(2)	$1,492,140	Ole Dancer - 961,375
2	Wootton Bassett (GB) 2008 - 2012	Iffraaj - Balladonia	34	8	10	1(1)	$1,023,965	Wodeton - 249,500
3	Bivouac (AUS) 2016 - 2021	Exceed and Excel - Dazzler	29	8	8	1(1)	$1,018,925	Beiwacht - 694,700
4	Ghaiyyath (IRE) 2015 - 2021	Dubawi - Nightime	19	8	9	2(2)	$820,085	Observer - 280,000
5	Tagaloa (AUS) 2017 - 2021	Lord Kanaloa - Vasilissa	34	10	12	1(1)	$660,415	Spicy Lu - 170,175
6	Farnan (AUS) 2017 - 2021	Not a Single Doubt - Tallow	32	7	9	0(0)	$657,540	Ninja - 131,175
7	Admire Mars (JPN) 2016 - 2021	Daiwa Major - Via Medici	9	1	1	0(0)	$632,405	Planet Red - 602,375
8	Lucky Vega (IRE) 2018 - 2021	Lope de Vega - Queen of Carthage	16	3	4	0(0)	$463,010	Within the Law - 248,200
9	King's Legacy (AUS) 2017 - 2021	Redoute's Choice - Breakfast in Bed	37	6	9	0(0)	$372,600	Royal Mover - 65,600
10	Hanseatic (AUS) 2017 - 2021	Street Boss - Itameri	26	5	5	0(0)	$346,330	Obucci - 66,910
11	Doubtland (AUS) 2017 - 2021	Not a Single Doubt - Miss Sharapova	21	8	8	0(0)	$322,240	All on Red - 65,840
12	Anders (AUS) 2017 - 2021	Not a Single Doubt - Madame Andree	31	6	8	0(0)	$296,541	Young Mister Grace - 65,825
13	Dirty Work (AUS) 2016 - 2021	Written Tycoon - Maidel	14	3	5	0(0)	$181,390	Voodoo Lass - 118,000
14	North Pacific (AUS) 2017 - 2021	Brazen Beau - Up in Lights	29	4	4	0(0)	$178,885	Angel Ladder - 39,950
15	Cool Aza Beel (NZ) 2017 - 2021	Savabeel - Cool 'n' Sassy	22	3	3	0(0)	$170,055	Cobra Club - 53,600
16	Russian Camelot (IRE) 2017 - 2021	Camelot - Lady Babooshka	17	2	2	0(0)	$118,295	Censori - 40,750
17	Hello Youmzain (FR) 2016 - 2021	Kodiac - Spasha	17	2	2	0(0)	$106,285	Luna Bay - 28,000
18	Graff (AUS) 2015 - 2021	Star Witness - Dinkum Diamond	13	2	2	0(0)	$103,275	Telling - 31,125
19	Peltzer (AUS) 2017 - 2021	So You Think - Miss Otto	13	1	1	0(0)	$99,315	Thanks Gorgeous - 19,000
20	Time to Reign (AUS) 2016 - 2021	Time for War - Courgette	9	1	1	0(0)	$98,880	Crown the King - 62,575

Rank	Stallion Ccode Yof - To Stud	Breeding	Rnrs	Wnrs	Wins	SW(SWins)	Earnings	Best Performer
1	Tagaloa (AUS) 2017 - 2021	Lord Kanaloa - Vasilissa	34	10	12	1(1)	$660,415	Spicy Lu - 170,175
2	Ole Kirk (AUS) 2017 - 2021	Written Tycoon - Naturale	34	9	10	2(2)	$1,492,140	Ole Dancer - 961,375
3	Wootton Bassett (GB) 2008 - 2012	Iffraaj - Balladonia	34	8	10	1(1)	$1,023,965	Wodeton - 249,500
4	Bivouac (AUS) 2016 - 2021	Exceed and Excel - Dazzler	29	8	8	1(1)	$1,018,925	Beiwacht - 694,700
5	Ghaiyyath (IRE) 2015 - 2021	Dubawi - Nightime	19	8	9	2(2)	$820,085	Observer - 280,000
6	Doubtland (AUS) 2017 - 2021	Not a Single Doubt - Miss Sharapova	21	8	8	0(0)	$322,240	All on Red - 65,840
7	Farnan (AUS) 2017 - 2021	Not a Single Doubt - Tallow	32	7	9	0(0)	$657,540	Ninja - 131,175
8	King's Legacy (AUS) 2017 - 2021	Redoute's Choice - Breakfast in Bed	37	6	9	0(0)	$372,600	Royal Mover - 65,600
9	Anders (AUS) 2017 - 2021	Not a Single Doubt - Madame Andree	31	6	8	0(0)	$296,541	Young Mister Grace - 65,825
10	Hanseatic (AUS) 2017 - 2021	Street Boss - Itameri	26	5	5	0(0)	$346,330	Obucci - 66,910
11	North Pacific (AUS) 2017 - 2021	Brazen Beau - Up in Lights	29	4	4	0(0)	$178,885	Angel Ladder - 39,950
12	Lucky Vega (IRE) 2018 - 2021	Lope de Vega - Queen of Carthage	16	3	4	0(0)	$463,010	Within the Law - 248,200
13	Dirty Work (AUS) 2016 - 2021	Written Tycoon - Maidel	14	3	5	0(0)	$181,390	Voodoo Lass - 118,000
14	Cool Aza Beel (NZ) 2017 - 2021	Savabeel - Cool 'n' Sassy	22	3	3	0(0)	$170,055	Cobra Club - 53,600
15	Russian Camelot (IRE) 2017 - 2021	Camelot - Lady Babooshka	17	2	2	0(0)	$118,295	Censori - 40,750
16	Hello Youmzain (FR) 2016 - 2021	Kodiac - Spasha	17	2	2	0(0)	$106,285	Luna Bay - 28,000
17	Graff (AUS) 2015 - 2021	Star Witness - Dinkum Diamond	13	2	2	0(0)	$103,275	Telling - 31,125
18	Prince Fawaz (AUS) 2016 - 2021	Fastnet Rock - Lady Paget	10	2	2	0(0)	$95,020	Norty Forty - 38,285
19	Fierce Impact (JPN) 2014 - 2021	Deep Impact - Keiai Gerbera	13	2	3	0(0)	$85,350	Fine Star - 48,640
20	Prague (AUS) 2017 - 2021	Redoute's Choice - Purely Spectacular	10	2	2	0(0)	$84,445	Straight Sets - 39,650

New Zealand

Leading Second Season Sires by

Rank	Stallion Ccode Yof - To Stud	Breeding	Rnrs	Wnrs	Wins	SW(SWins)	Earnings	Best Performer
1	Hello Youmzain (FR) 2016 - 2021	Kodiac - Spasha	15	4	4	1(1)	$113,815	Platinum Diamond - 46,000
2	Wootton Bassett (GB) 2008 - 2012	Iffraaj - Balladonia	6	3	3	0(0)	$72,455	Quondo - 42,735
3	Cool Aza Beel (NZ) 2017 - 2021	Savabeel - Cool 'n' Sassy	2	1	1	1(1)	$71,860	Cool Aza Rene - 66,100
4	Tagaloa (AUS) 2017 - 2021	Lord Kanaloa - Vasilissa	1	1	2	0(0)	$51,860	Alottago - 51,860
5	Hanseatic (AUS) 2017 - 2021	Street Boss - Itameri	2	2	2	0(0)	$33,360	Lubeck - 23,000
6	King's Legacy (AUS) 2017 - 2021	Redoute's Choice - Breakfast in Bed	4	0	0	0(0)	$26,360	Queen's Evidence - 18,375
7	Bivouac (AUS) 2016 - 2021	Exceed and Excel - Dazzler	3	1	1	0(0)	$26,300	Carsolio - 14,800
8	Fierce Impact (JPN) 2014 - 2021	Deep Impact - Keiai Gerbera	2	0	0	0(0)	$18,870	Yokozuna - 18,500
9	Farnan (AUS) 2017 - 2021	Not a Single Doubt - Tallow	3	1	1	0(0)	$18,020	Passiflora - 10,360
10	Ancient Spirit (GER) 2015 - 2021	Invincible Spirit - Assisi	10	1	1	0(0)	$15,230	Bobby McGee - 10,730
11	Circus Maximus (IRE) 2016 - 2021	Galileo - Duntle	8	0	0	0(0)	$15,150	Miss Parker - 6,660
12	Anders (AUS) 2017 - 2021	Not a Single Doubt - Madame Andree	3	0	0	0(0)	$5,240	Cosmopolitan - 2,620
13	Earthlight (IRE) 2017 - 2021	Shamardal - Winters Moon	1	0	0	0(0)	$3,600	Star Onehundred - 3,600
14	Ghaiyyath (IRE) 2015 - 2021	Dubawi - Nightime	1	0	0	0(0)	$1,665	More Bliss - 1,665
15	Lucky Vega (IRE) 2018 - 2021	Lope de Vega - Queen of Carthage	1	0	0	0(0)	$1,665	That's Gold - 1,665
16	North Pacific (AUS) 2017 - 2021	Brazen Beau - Up in Lights	1	0	0	0(0)	$1,000	Pacific Breeze - 1,000
17	King of Comedy (IRE) 2016 - 2021	Kingman - Stage Presence	1	0	0	0(0)	$375	King Jakkal - 375

Rank	Stallion Ccode Yof - To Stud	Breeding	Rnrs	Wnrs	Wins	SW(SWins)	Earnings	Best Performer
1	Hello Youmzain (FR) 2016 - 2021	Kodiac - Spasha	15	4	4	1(1)	$113,815	Platinum Diamond - 46,000
2	Wootton Bassett (GB) 2008 - 2012	Iffraaj - Balladonia	6	3	3	0(0)	$72,455	Quondo - 42,735
3	Hanseatic (AUS) 2017 - 2021	Street Boss - Itameri	2	2	2	0(0)	$33,360	Lubeck - 23,000
4	Cool Aza Beel (NZ) 2017 - 2021	Savabeel - Cool 'n' Sassy	2	1	1	1(1)	$71,860	Cool Aza Rene - 66,100
5	Tagaloa (AUS) 2017 - 2021	Lord Kanaloa - Vasilissa	1	1	2	0(0)	$51,860	Alottago - 51,860
6	Bivouac (AUS) 2016 - 2021	Exceed and Excel - Dazzler	3	1	1	0(0)	$26,300	Carsolio - 14,800
7	Farnan (AUS) 2017 - 2021	Not a Single Doubt - Tallow	3	1	1	0(0)	$18,020	Passiflora - 10,360
8	Ancient Spirit (GER) 2015 - 2021	Invincible Spirit - Assisi	10	1	1	0(0)	$15,230	Bobby McGee - 10,730
9	King's Legacy (AUS) 2017 - 2021	Redoute's Choice - Breakfast in Bed	4	0	0	0(0)	$26,360	Queen's Evidence - 18,375
10	Fierce Impact (JPN) 2014 - 2021	Deep Impact - Keiai Gerbera	2	0	0	0(0)	$18,870	Yokozuna - 18,500
11	Circus Maximus (IRE) 2016 - 2021	Galileo - Duntle	8	0	0	0(0)	$15,150	Miss Parker - 6,660
12	Anders (AUS) 2017 - 2021	Not a Single Doubt - Madame Andree	3	0	0	0(0)	$5,240	Cosmopolitan - 2,620
13	Earthlight (IRE) 2017 - 2021	Shamardal - Winters Moon	1	0	0	0(0)	$3,600	Star Onehundred - 3,600
15	Ghaiyyath (IRE) 2015 - 2021	Dubawi - Nightime	1	0	0	0(0)	$1,665	More Bliss - 1,665
14	Lucky Vega (IRE) 2018 - 2021	Lope de Vega - Queen of Carthage	1	0	0	0(0)	$1,665	That's Gold - 1,665
16	North Pacific (AUS) 2017 - 2021	Brazen Beau - Up in Lights	1	0	0	0(0)	$1,000	Pacific Breeze - 1,000
17	King of Comedy (IRE) 2016 - 2021	Kingman - Stage Presence	1	0	0	0(0)	$375	King Jakkal - 375