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Strong Inglis competition to continue at HTBA Sale

By Karl Patterson

@ANZ_News

Vinery has a Supido half-brother to Sha Of Gomer (pictured) in the sale (Credit: Inglis)

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 will continue the strong competition that has been a feature of the Inglis Yearling Sales Series this year.

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“The prize-money they win will dramatically outweigh the cost on Sunday,” Hutch said. “The HTBA Sale gives everyone access to commercial yearlings, whether they are looking for horses to breeze in the spring, trial and trade, or just race for our tremendous prize-money in Australia.

“We have a broad cross-section of stallions and vendors represented in the catalogue. That’s pleasing and so is the fact that part of the commissions help the important work being done by the Hunter Thoroughbred Breeders' Association.”

The 2025 HTBA Yearling Sale grossed $4.55 million at an average of $21,900 off an 83 per cent clearance rate. That was an across-the-board increase in all three statistics from 2024 ($3.03 million - $18,700 - 80 per cent). A similar rise will be welcomed by the industry at a time when the economy is facing significant headwinds.

Established Hunter Valley studs Vinery, Widden, Newgate, Segenhoe, Amarina and Kingstar are represented and so are relative newcomers like Scone-based Forge Thoroughbreds.

Vinery Stud has a draft of 18 and they’re straight out of the blocks with an Exceedance (Exceed And Excel) colt catalogued as Lot 2, who is out of the placed Aga Khan-bred mare Sagamiyna (Azamour) – herself a half-sister to French Group 1 winner Sagawara (Shamardal).

Kingstar Farm has a first-crop colt by Blue Diamond winner Artorius (pictured) (Credit: racing photos)

Exceedance sired his sixth stakes winner last month when Cristal Clear scored first-up in the Ajax Stakes (Gr 2, 1500m) at Rosehill for Group One Thoroughbreds and Annabel and Rob Archibald.

Her half-sister Sass Appeal (So You Think) was a black-type winner of the Kewney Stakes (Gr 2, 1600m) and their second dam Bollinger (Dehere) was successful in the 2003 Coolmore Classic (Gr 1, 1500m).

Exceedance also improved his two-year-old strike-rate last month with She's Extra (ATC All Too Hard Hcp) at Warwick Farm for Kris Lees and Hard To Exceed (BRC Maiden Plate) at Doomben for Peter Robl.

The consignment finishes with colts by Hellbent (I Am Invincible), Supido (Sebring) and Headwater (Exceed And Excel) and Vinery’s Harry Roach believes it will pay buyers to keep some of their powder dry until the last hour of trade.

The Hellbent colt (Lot 194) out of unraced mare Play Suit (Al Maher) is from a black-type family going back to South Australian Derby (Gr 1, 2500m) winner English Wonder (Twig Moss) and her two Group 1-winning foals Dr Grace (Sir Tristram) (AJC Derby) and Asia (Danehill) (SAJC Oaks).

“He’s one of the standouts,” Roach said. “He’s a sharp, quality individual and could attract the Hong Kong trade.”

Hellbent is going great guns in Hong Kong with ten winners of 20 races headed by Inglis graduate Invincible Ibis who won the 2026 Hong Kong Derby (Listed, 2000m) for Aussie-expat Mark Newnham.

The Supido colt (Lot 196) out of winning mare Pocket Power (Giant’s Causeway) is a half-brother to Ramornie Handicap (Listed, 1200m) winner Sha Of Gomer (Shalaa) and they’re from a half-sister to the dam of multiple Group 1 winner Artorius (Flying Artie).

Lot 150: Wild Ruler ex Kiss In The Rain colt (Credit: Inglis)

He’s being sold as agent for Greg Perry who dissolved his interest in Vinery, along with good mate Neil Werrett, in 2025.

“It’s an active family and one that we know well,” Roach said. “Sixties is a younger half-brother to Artorius and he’s won a Group 3 at Flemington and Group 2 at Rosehill this season.”

The Headwater colt (Lot 206) out of Perfectly Ready (More Than Ready) mare Ready To Order will be targeted by trainers and traders looking for a bargain.

“He’s a good-sized, strong colt,” Roach added. “And he could be a value buy parading so late in the day.”

Kingstar Farm has ten yearlings going under the hammer on Sunday and their draft also has an Artorius connection with his first-crop colt from Kiwi-bred mare Azarose (Azamour) (Lot 71).

“He’s a strong, attractive colt and the dam is a half-sister to Artistry,” Kingstar manager Adam Cook said.

Azarose is a half-sister to Artistry (Shamardal), who was a Group 3 winner of the Maybe Mahal Stakes (1400m) at Flemington, NJC Newmarket Handicap (1400m) and Maurice McCarten Stakes (1100m) at Rosehill for Peter and Paul Snowden and her first son Hopper (Snitzel) also won for the Snowdens at Warwick Farm.

Kingstar is represented by another first-crop sire with the In The Congo (Snitzel), who has a colt (Lot 158) out of the winning mare Left Reeling (Dundeel).

“He’s the mare’s first foal, too,” Cook said. “She’s a Randwick-winning daughter of Dundeel and the colt is a nice type with a good action.”

Kingstar owner Matthew Sandblom has supported Coolmore Stud sire Home Affairs (I Am Invincible) and that will prove a sound investment when his second-crop colt from Gwader Bay (Thronum) (Lot 130) parades on Sunday.

Home Affairs’ first-crop colt Guest House won the $5 million ATC Golden Slipper Stakes (Gr 1, 1200m) at Rosehill last month and his filly Gin Twist added the Redoute's Choice Stakes (Listed, 1200m) at Caulfield last Saturday.

Kingstar’s Home Affairs colt is a good looker, a good mover and, being a November foal, he’s growing all the time.

Scone-based Forge Thoroughbreds owners Mitch Hamilton and Zoe Baylis have seven lots catalogued for the HTBA Sale and are hoping it’s just as rewarding as their first drafts to the Adelaide Magic Millions and Inglis Classic.

Before branching out on their own, Mitch worked as a farrier for Widden and Baramul Studs while Zoe was based at Widden and Bhima Stud.

“We had 100 per cent clearance rates at both sales this year and our Showtime colt sold for $110,000 at the Classic Sale,” Baylis said.

“We have some great clients and they helped by meeting the market.”

Forge Thoroughbreds has the only yearling by Coolmore shuttler St Mark's Basilica (Siyouni) in the HTBA Sale and his first Australian crop is headed by unbeaten Tasmanian Aristopolos.

The John Blacker-trained colt’s five-time winning run includes Listed victories in the Elwick Stakes (1100m) and Gold Sovereign Stakes (1200m).

The St Mark's Basilica colt (Lot 41) is out of the Kiwi black-type mare Upscale (Tavistock) and Baylis rates him a strong, forward type for the new season.

He will receive another update on Friday evening if Aristopolos makes it six straight in the Alfa Bowl (1200m) at Launceston.

The pick of the Forge Thoroughbreds consignment is Lot 120, a Capitalist (Written Tycoon) filly out of Irish-bred mare Fleeting Fancy (Galileo).

“She’s a stunner,” Baylis said. “A well grown physical and beautifully balanced”

Meanwhile, the Wild Ruler (Snitzel) colt (Lot 150) out of winning mare Kiss In The Rain (Manhattan Rain) is a half-brother to Hong Kong winner Happy Horse (Zoustar) and Baylis rates him a “straight-forward strong type who looks a get up and run two-year-old next season.”

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Australia

Durable Miss Chanel earns Champagne Stakes shot

Miss Chanel (Tagaloa) has surprised connections with her toughness and consistency, earning a shot at Saturday’s Champagne Stakes (Gr 1, 1600m) at Randwick. Co-trainer Adrian Bott admitted the filly’s extended campaign had not been part of the original plan, with each run initially expected to be her last of the preparation. "This is her seventh run, which is a little bit unorthodox," Bott, who trains in partnership with Gai Waterhouse, said. "I can't say it's by design. She has been remarkably consistent, but each time I've thought it's possibly our last run for the preparation, she seems to have put in another improved run again and done well off the back of it. I am mindful that at some point, she is going to have that run that says she has come to the end of her campaign, and it's not going to be a surprise when she does. But off the back of what we've seen, she hasn't given us any indication in her work. Her weight is great, appetite good, she's bright in herself and a mile should really suit." Miss Chanel heads into the Group 1 off a career-best placing in the Sires’ Produce Stakes (Gr 1, 1400m), where she settled back before finishing strongly. Bott expects a more forward showing on Saturday despite a wide draw in barrier 12. "From the draw, we're probably going to have to be a bit more positive," he said. "Naturally, we think we can be stepping up to a mile, and she has sat on pace in some faster races over 1100 and 1200 [metres] earlier in the prep, so she does have tactical speed." Miss Chanel will attempt to become the first filly since She’s Extreme (Extreme Choice) in 2022 to win the Champagne Stakes.

Gibbons confident Southend can peak in Champagne

Southend (Palace Pier) will head into Saturday’s Champagne Stakes at Randwick with fresh legs and untapped upside, giving jockey Dylan Gibbons confidence the colt can measure up at the elite level. The Gerald Ryan and Sterling Alexiou-trained youngster has taken a quieter path to the Group 1, highlighted by his win in the Baillieu Handicap (Gr 3, 1400m), and Gibbons believes that could prove a key advantage. “He hasn’t put a foot wrong, his first win was very good, then took the big step up to Group 3 grade and did a very good job but I didn’t think he was at his brilliant best,’’ Gibbons told Racing NSW. “He quickened up really well at Newcastle and did it so easily but at Rosehill he felt a bit casual because he didn’t have to really chase him. Because the second horse was in front of him all the way he just felt like he was doing a bit of trackwork. That’s what makes me think there’s a bit up his sleeve we didn’t see that day, and that’s a pretty promising sign.” Gibbons, a dual Group 1-winning rider, acknowledged Southend faces a step up against rivals coming through stronger autumn form races. “We’ll be taking on the stronger formlines with Campione D’Italia and Fireball but at the end of the day they’ve had runs in the Slipper and then the Sires and it could go one way or the other,’’ he said. “He’s going to have to step up again to beat them but I like the way he’s going and what he’s done so far. The good thing with our bloke is he’s had a cruisy time the whole way through and looks to peak.”

Brown keeps flexible approach with Jimmysstar in All Aged defence

Jimmysstar (Per Incanto) will attempt to defend his title in Saturday’s All Aged Stakes (Gr 1, 1400m) at Randwick, with jockey Ethan Brown focused on overcoming the wide draw. The Ciaron Maher-trained gelding has drawn barrier 12 and Brown said keeping an open mind around race shape and track pattern will be key. “It’s going to take a good ride on my behalf,’’ Brown told Racing NSW. “But if there’s one positive he shouldn’t be getting poleaxed out of the gates from out there. He’s a horse you can’t change too much with, he is going to need some luck from his draw but we’ll work out a game plan and I’ll execute as best I can. You can’t overthink it, hopefully the track is playing into our hands because he has drawn that awkward gate and if they are coming down the outside it’s only going to help him.” Jimmysstar produced a strong late finish when fifth in the T J Smith Stakes (Gr 1, 1200m) last start, reinforcing Brown’s belief the six-year-old has returned to form. “Things didn’t go our way last start either. I think last start you can confidently say he’s back in form the way he hit the line, and he’s looking for 1400 metres,” he said. A dual Group 1 winner at the distance, Jimmysstar will be chasing back-to-back All Aged victories, a feat not achieved since Rough Habit (Roughcast). “You know when he goes out 99 per cent of the time he’s going to give his all,’’ Brown said.

Temperament key to Headley Grange’s All Aged bid

Headley Grange (Exosphere) will need to keep his pre-race manners in check if he is to feature in Saturday’s All Aged Stakes at Randwick. Trainer Joe Pride believes the gelding’s behaviour before the race will be crucial, following his seventh placing in the Doncaster Mile (Gr 1, 1600m) when he became unsettled prior to the start. "Adam is back on, and Adam seems to get on really well with him and it's the pre-race antics that cost him," Pride said. "Hopefully Adam can make a fair difference for us on Saturday. He is capable at his best. In the weight-for-age Canterbury Stakes over 1300 metres he ran a terrific race first-up and it's a similar set-up here. It's around that trip and weight-for-age, so I think he can be competitive. But I want to see him do the little things right." The return of Adam Hyeronimus is seen as a positive, with the rider boasting six wins from eight rides aboard the five-year-old, including last spring’s Alan Brown Stakes (1400m). Headley Grange has been competitive throughout the campaign, finishing fourth in the Canterbury Stakes (Gr 1, 1300m) and fifth in the George Ryder Stakes (Gr 1, 1500m), both times hitting the line strongly. "It's the little percentages we're trying to play," Pride said. "They're pretty simple creatures, horses. You've got to continue changing things for them if they're doing things wrong. If they're not, don't change anything. It's not an easy task on Saturday. It's a hot field. As good an All Aged field as I can remember seeing, to be honest." Headley Grange has drawn barrier 14 and is expected to roll forward in what shapes as a high-quality renewal.

Frank Packer to shape Matias’ Derby path

Matias (Snitzel) will take a crucial step toward a potential Queensland Derby (Gr 1, 2400m) campaign when he lines up in the Frank Packer Plate (Gr 3, 2000m) at Randwick on Saturday. Co-trainer Gerald Ryan will use the race as a key test of his stamina, with the son of Snitzel (Redoute’s Choice) stepping beyond 1800 metres for the first time. While his sire is typically associated with speed, Ryan believes Matias’ dam side provides a strong staying influence. "His first three dams have either won or been placed in an Oaks," Ryan said. "Never Listen is by Trusting and she ran second in a VRC Oaks. Rose O' War is by Danehill, she ran second in a VRC Oaks and second in a Wakeful Stakes. His third dam, Savana City, won an AJC Oaks." A winter campaign in Queensland remains on the agenda, with the Frank Packer result set to determine his path. Should he see out the 2000 metres strongly, Matias could progress to the Rough Habit Plate (Gr 3, 2000m) and potentially the Queensland Derby, while a shorter route via the Queensland Guineas (Gr 2, 1600m) remains an option. "We'll go to the Frank Packer Plate and that will decide if we keep going to the Rough Habit Plate," Ryan said. "If he doesn't look as though he'll get further than 2000 metres, then we'll bring him back to the Queensland Guineas." Ryan also felt the gelding was unlucky when third last start in the Carbine Club Stakes (Gr 3, 1600m). "If he'd been able to come around the leaders' heels last start instead of going back inside, I reckon he nearly wins the race," he said.

Frank Packer test looms for Olympian

Olympian (The Autumn Sun) will be given the opportunity to continue his upward trajectory when he steps out in Saturday’s Frank Packer Plate at Randwick. Trainer Paul Messara is expecting the three-year-old to relish the rise in trip, with the gelding having shown steady improvement since his debut defeat at Scone earlier this year. “He was an immature type, he was an entire and we had to geld him,’’ Messara told Racing NSW. “We felt that was the making of him really. I’m still disappointed with his first run, I thought he’d go better than he did. He got rolled then won his next two. He’s certainly bred to get the trip, he’s out of a Savabeel mare who was a Group 2 winner over 2000 metres.” Olympian heads into the race off an eye-catching fourth in the Carbine Club Stakes. “Sheza Alibi and The Next Episode and then him so I thought that was a pretty good effort. He was held up coming up the inside and I think if he wasn’t held up he goes very close to winning.” Messara said. “It was a really nice lead up run to this, 2000 metres won’t be a hassle for him, and I expect him to run very well.” A potential Queensland Derby campaign remains under consideration should Olympian continue to progress.

Waller weighs up Randwick return for Jokers Grin

Jokers Grin (Maschino) could make his eastern states debut at Randwick this weekend, although trainer Chris Waller remains undecided due to a tricky barrier. The former Western Australian sprinter is entered for Saturday’s Hall Mark Stakes (Gr 3, 1200m), but a wide draw has Waller considering whether to press on or stick with original plans to head straight to Queensland. "His draw isn't very good, but his owners were quick to point out he has run some really good races from wide draws, and he is a 'get-back' horse," Waller said. "I'll have a good look at the field and the race, and if we think he's a genuine winning chance or top three chance, we'll be running him. If I think he needs another two weeks based on the set up of the race, we might wait two weeks. But at this stage he's running." Jokers Grin has not raced since finishing fifth in the Winterbottom Stakes (Gr 1, 1200m) in November and was initially set to resume in Queensland. That campaign remains on track, with the Doomben 10,000 (Gr 1, 1200m) and Kingsford-Smith Cup (Gr 1, 1300m) identified as key targets. "We intended to go to Queensland with him for a Group 2 race in two weeks' time, but he has come up a bit quicker than I thought, which is good," Waller said. "I think he can get to a race like the Doomben 10,000 and Kingsford-Smith. They're my two target races."

Mornington Cup target for Basilinna

Basilinna (Staphanos) will step up to a more suitable trip when she contests Saturday’s Mornington Cup (Listed, 2400m), with connections hopeful conditions fall in her favour. Trainers Emma-Lee and David Browne are chasing a ballot exemption into the Caulfield Cup (Gr 1, 2400m), if they win the Mornington Cup. "She's got a good soft draw [barrier two] so she should be able to sit in a good spot," David Browne said. "Then we'll need some luck getting out and hopefully there's a bit of rain as that will help her out as well. A Soft 6 or 7, I would be happy, but if it stays a Soft 5, it's still good for her." Basilinna has had two runs this preparation, both in stronger company over shorter trips, and Browne said the mare had performed well despite being slightly out of her depth following a setback that interrupted her spring. "I thought her run in a high-pressure race, against very good company, was excellent last time," he said of the mare’s last-start eighth in the Australian Cup (Gr 1, 2000m). "She beat the horses she needed to beat, and that's all you can ask. She feels better than she ever has, so we're pretty happy in that way but the hardest thing with her is she has been one run behind."

Goodwood tilt on the line for Corniche

Corniche (Fastnet Rock) lines up in the Hareeba Stakes (Listed, 1200m) at Mornington on Saturday, with trainer Shawn Mathrick using the Listed sprint as a key lead-up to The Goodwood (Gr 1, 1200m) at Morphettville next month. A former Godolphin galloper, Corniche has made an immediate impact for his new stable, winning the Bob Hoysted Handicap (Listed, 1000m) at Flemington. Following Corniche's win in the Bob Hoysted, Mathrick had floated the idea of contesting the Hareeba Stakes and then potentially heading to the Wangoom Handicap (Listed, 1200m) at Warrnambool. "I would prefer to go to The Goodwood," Mathrick said. "Warrnambool can be so tricky. Some just hate it, and you never know until you go there, but I would like to win a Group 1, and he's definitely got the quality to do that. Joliestar won the other day, and she only beat him a length-and-a-bit one day and his wet track form is terrific." Mathrick revealed the gelding has required careful management since arriving in the stable, including treatment for knee soreness, foot issues and heart arrhythmia. "I had to get the pain out of his knees, and his feet and he had heart arrhythmia but that has all settled down and he seems good," he said. "He worked like Manikato on Tuesday. He's a weapon." Stablemate Unflinching (I Am Invincible) will also be on the move, heading to Eagle Farm for the Ascot Handicap (Listed, 1000m).

Adelaide target for Exit in search of black type

Exit (Bivouac) will head to South Australia on Saturday as connections look to secure valuable black type in the H C Nitschke Stakes (Listed, 1400m) at Morphettville. The Ciaron Maher-trained filly was also nominated for the James H B Carr Stakes (Gr 3, 1400m) at Randwick, but the stable has opted for the Adelaide assignment, where leading local rider Rochelle Milnes has been engaged. Assistant trainer Jack Turnbull said the decision was driven by the opportunity to enhance the filly’s future broodmare value. "Hopefully we can get a black type victory and that's why we're going," Turnbull said. "There was a horse in Sydney that was undefeated and obviously the one to beat, and it was drawn outside us, but we've decided on Adelaide given it's a more realistic chance in terms of winning. She was an expensive yearling and if we can get black type on her page with victory as a three-year-old, it would be huge for her." Exit heads into the race off a dominant last-start win over 1400 metres at Flemington on heavy ground and has shown an affinity for softer conditions throughout her career. "She will continue to get better, and she's really come on with the blinkers," Turnbull said. "She can be pretty tactical over the trip. You can stick her anywhere and from barrier six she should be in the first four or five. She actually favours soft going, so if they do get any rain, it will only play into her favour."

Wonder Boy to test mile credentials at Mornington

Wonder Boy (Cosmic Force) will get another opportunity to prove himself over a mile when he lines up in the No Fuss Event Hire Handicap (1600m) at Mornington on Saturday. Trainer Jerome Hunter is confident the four-year-old is better equipped to handle the distance this time around, having matured since his previous attempt as a three-year-old. That earlier run came in the Queensland Guineas at Eagle Farm, where Wonder Boy faded after racing on speed. "He didn't get much of a chance up at Eagle Farm that day when nothing went right for him," Hunter said. "He was up on speed, there was a lot going on, and it didn't suit him. Back on his home track, he'll be ridden more conservatively, and we'll see whether he gets the trip or not." Wonder Boy has not won since his Bendigo Guineas (Listed, 1400m) success last April but returned to form with a strong second placing over 1400 metres at Rosehill last start. "He's done well since Sydney and he has done really well this preparation," Hunter said. "Last start, he came up against a pretty good horse, I think." A Brisbane campaign is again on the radar, with Hunter eyeing the Stradbroke Handicap (Gr 1, 1400m) as a potential target. "He would need to get his rating up, but that would be a lovely race to try and get him into," he said.

Rare Lonhro memorabilia up for auction

An authentic piece of Australian racing and breeding history from Lonhro (Octagonal) is being offered to the public, with all proceeds set to support the NSW Children’s Burns Unit. The one-off item features the champion’s original front shoes from his time at stud, preserved exactly as worn and presented alongside a framed photograph. Known as the ‘Black Flash’, Lonhro was one of the defining racehorses of his generation and went on to become a highly influential stallion. This authentic Godolphin keepsake includes the original horseshoes complete with dirt from their final use, making it a rare and genuine artefact rather than a reproduction. Items of this nature are seldom made available, with the piece offering collectors and racing enthusiasts a unique opportunity to secure a tangible link to one of the modern greats of the Australian thoroughbred industry. Bidding is now open here.

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New Zealand

Strong demand continues at NZB Online Yearling Sale

Momentum from Karaka carried through to New Zealand Bloodstock’s 2026 National Online Yearling Sale on Gavelhouse Plus, with 104 lots catalogued and more than $800,000 in turnover generated during Wednesday night’s session. Leading the sale was Lot 18, a filly by Sword Of State (Snitzel) out of Sade (Savabeel), who was secured by Japanese buyer Golden Orchid Brothers Inc. for $70,000. Consigned by Curraghmore, the draft also featured Lot 29, a Satono Aladdin (Deep Impact) filly out of Tabata (Savabeel) purchased by Stephen Marsh Racing and Dylan Johnson Bloodstock for $55,000. “We were confident that we were offering yearlings that physically, were up to our usual Karaka standard,” Curraghmore principal Gordon Cunningham said. “On farm, inspection levels were good with genuine enquiries from overseas also. There was competitive bidding for sure. That said, I feel our horses have been bought at value. It’s been a good sale, so thank you and all the best to everyone who bid and purchased from us.” The second-top lot was Lot 34, a Zousain (Zoustar) colt out of Trophies Galore (Reward For Effort) from Highden Park, bought by Hong Kong Bloodstock for $63,000, with buyers from Malaysia, Singapore, Hong Kong and New Zealand active throughout. NZB Bloodstock Sales Manager Kane Jones said the result was particularly pleasing following a one-day delay caused by a cyber attack. “Firstly, we would like to thank both our vendors and our buyers for their patience and understanding after a frustrating experience on Tuesday night,” Jones said. “It was very pleasing to see the momentum from Karaka 2026 roll into this session, with significant increases across the aggregate, average and median.” All yearlings remain eligible for the lucrative Karaka Millions Series, continuing to underpin strong demand across the online format.

Trainer comfortable with Championship market

Robert Wellwood believes the pre-post market for Saturday’s Championship Stakes (Gr 3, 2100m) is a fair reflection of his stable's three-strong bid on the age group feature at Ellerslie. With training partner Roger James, they will be represented in the Trelawney Stud-sponsored event by current favourite Solid Gold (Savabeel), Waimea Bay (Savabeel) and Fantastic Ideas (Puccini). Solid Gold’s impressive last-start maiden success at Ellerslie has earned the daughter of Savabeel (Zabeel) a $3.40 quote for the Championship Stakes. “The way she won last time out, she probably deserves to be the favourite,” Wellwood said. “She’s a filly that has showed a lot for a long time and put it altogether last time. The 2100 metres is really going to suit her and she’s drawn nicely, so it makes sense where she sits.” Like her stablemate, Waimea Bay is raced by breeders Waikato Stud and was runner-up three runs back in the Desert Gold Stakes (Gr 3, 1600m) and was most recently fourth in the Wellington Guineas (Gr 3, 1600m). “We’re not really sure whether she goes further than a mile, she didn’t have much of an opportunity to tell us in the Guineas,” Wellwood said. “She got trapped wide, so we are going to learn a lot more on Saturday.” There are no such distance doubts about Fantastic Ideas who broke her maiden last time out over 2000 metres in her second appearance and is rated a $27 hope. “Her work has been superb and she was very game and tough when she won at Matamata,” Wellwood said. “Solid Gold looks the class one of them, but it certainly wouldn’t be a surprise to see the other two right in it.”

Out Of The Blue bidding for maiden stakes win

A stakes victory won’t come Out Of The Blue (Tivaci) for the horse that bears the same name when he heads to Ellerslie this weekend. Out Of The Blue has been a solid performer for trainers Mark Walker and Sam Bergerson this season, winning his first two starts before placing in the Wellesley Stakes (Listed, 1100m) and Matamata Slipper (Gr 3, 1200m), with his only unplaced run coming when seventh in the Karaka Millions 2YO (RL, 1200m). He was set to contest last month’s Sistema Stakes (Gr 1, 1200m) at Ellerslie on Champions Day but he was late scratched at the barriers following a veterinary examination which revealed he displayed signs of lameness in his right-hind leg. While disappointed with the outcome, Bergerson said he has progressed well since, finishing runner-up in his 800-metre trial at Ellerslie earlier this month, giving Bergerson the confidence to press on towards Saturday’s Star Way Stakes (Listed, 1200m). “It was a shame about the Group 1, but he has bounced through it well and he had a quiet trial at Ellerslie last week where he was really good,” Bergerson said. “It is a bit of a sticky gate [nine] but Opie [Bosson] is on and hopefully he can get his way and be positive. He should give a really good account of himself in a pretty even race.”

Oh lands first New Zealand success

Apprentice jockey Hyeontaek Oh came very close to success in his first raceday ride earlier this month, and while he came off second-best on that occasion, he wasn’t to be denied in another short margin finish at Matamata on Wednesday, timing his run perfectly to get Lae Zee (Zed) up on the line to win by 0.1 lengths. “That was amazing,” Oh said. It’s been a long road to get to the races for the 28-year-old, with the seed of becoming a jockey firmly placed in his mind while attending school in his native South Korea. “When I was young people around me recommended that I become a jockey because I was small,” he said. “When I graduated high school I was thinking about what I should do and I decided I wanted to become a jockey.” Oh applied and was accepted into the Korea Racing Authority’s Horse Racing Academy, however, following an injury he was unable to maintain the required weight and furthered his experience with a brief stint in Australia. “I was in there [Academy] for one year because my ribs cracked and I couldn’t keep my weight down,” Oh said. “In Korea, apprentice jockeys must be under 49 kilograms and we had to check weight every other day and I couldn’t get it under in that time. After that I went to Australia and worked for Desleigh Forster in Brisbane for experience. When I was in the military I started sending emails to New Zealand trainers saying that I wanted to be a jockey and it didn’t matter if I started as a stablehand. I sent emails to a few trainers and Chad [Ormsby] was the only one that answered.”

To Bravery Born purchased by Hong Kong clients

To Bravery Born (Snitzel) will continue his racing career in Hong Kong following his recent sale. Bred by Nearco Stud, the son of Snitzel (Redoute’s Choice) was purchased by Te Akau Racing principal David Ellis out of Curraghmore’s 2024 New Zealand Bloodstock Book 1 Yearling Sale draft for $200,000. Trained by Mark Walker and Sam Bergerson, he went on to win two of his five starts as a juvenile and placed in the Matamata Slipper (Gr 3, 1200m). He made a winning start to his three-year-old term before adding a further win to his tally in December, which was followed by three unplaced runs, including a last-start seventh placing in the $4 million NZB Kiwi (Listed, 1500m) at Ellerslie on Champions Day. “He has been a really good horse for the stable,” Bergerson said. “He was at all the big dances as a two-year-old and he did a fantastic job this season as well. He was there at Taupo at the start of the season and we freshened him up after the Wanganui Guineas and he went to some pretty good races along the way. He always gave a really good account of himself. It was a pity that he let himself down at the start, but he used to rattle off some really good sectionals late. It is sad to see him go, he is a very talented horse, but I am confident he can do well over there for his new trainer and ownership group, and I am looking forward to following his career.”

Windsor Park set for Rugby, Racing and Beer Sale

Windsor Park Stud is preparing for a strong turnout at its annual Rugby, Racing and Beer Sale, to be held at Riccarton Park on April 23. The boutique sale, featuring 12 yearlings, has carved out a unique place on the calendar as both a commercial event and a social fundraiser, with guest speakers including former All Black Andy Ellis and Group 1-winning trainer Bjorn Baker. “It’s a concept I came up with five or six years ago,” Windsor Park’s Rodney Schick said. “We all love rugby, we love our racing and we love our beer. It’s just a great day to have a good lunch together, sell some horses and support the South Island.” Now in its fourth year, the sale has produced notable graduates including Group 3 winner Proved (Time Test) and stakes winner Collect Your Cash (Rageese), underlining its growing reputation. “We’ve had horses like Proved come out of the sale… along with Collect Your Cash who is a stakes winner… It’s been a successful sale and we have a lot of fun in the process,” Schick said. Demand has been strong, with the event sold out and 280 attendees expected, including 36 trainers. A portion of proceeds will again support key charities. “It’s also a good fundraiser, so a percentage of the sale proceeds will go to the Horse Ambulance and to St John, two very important charities,” Schick said.

Asia

HK: McDonald chases further Group 1 glory on Romantic Warrior

James McDonald is hoping to add another victory at the highest level when he reunites with Romantic Warrior (Acclamation) in the QEII Cup (Gr 1, 2000m) at Sha Tin on Sunday, April 26. McDonald surpassed the Group 1 record of retired jockey Damien Oliver’s 129 wins at the highest level when he rode Autumn Boy (The Autumn Sun) to victory in the Rosehill Guineas (Gr 1, 2000m) at Rosehill in Sydney for champion trainer Chris Waller last month, and can thank the Danny Shum-trained Romantic Warrior for providing 12 of his Group 1 victories, with two of those achieved in the QEII Cup in 2023 and 2024. Injury robbed the eight-year-old of defending his QEII Cup title last year, but he’s made a sensational return to racing and the general consensus is that he is as good as ever as he chases an extension to the record of QEII Cup victories. Champion jockey Hugh Bowman rode Romantic Warrior in a 1200-metre barrier trial last month and gave a glowing report, which excited McDonald, who can’t wait to get back to Hong Kong and be reunited with Romantic Warrior. “They say he is in fantastic form,” he said. “Hughie [Bowman] said he is as good as ever. He is a marvellous horse, but it is a big race coming up. I speak to Hughie quite often and he is over the moon with him, the same as Tommy Simpson who is his physio and the same with Danny. They have all sent me videos. They are just over the moon with the way he is feeling and looking. It’s a tough test, but he deserves it. If you want to be the best you have to beat the best, don’t you?”

HK: Royal Champion seeks more overseas success in QEII Cup

Karl Burke believes Romantic Warrior will need to be at his best to defeat an on-song Royal Champion (Shamardal) in the QEII Cup on April 26. The North Yorkshire trainer is under no illusions about the task his stable star faces but thinks a reproduction of his dominant performance in the Neom Turf Cup (Gr 1, 2100m) at Riyadh in February will see him threaten the local superstar as he bids for a fourth win in the race following successes in 2022, 2023 and 2024. Royal Champion’s latest run was a career-best effort, and the sprightly eight-year-old has also landed the York Stakes (Gr 2, 1m 2.5f) and Bahrain International Trophy (Gr 2, 2000m) since joining Burke in December, 2024, making him one of the top older horses in Europe. “We’re looking forward to it,” the trainer said. “He seems in good form, and he’s due to fly out on Friday [April 17]. If we can put up a performance like we did in Saudi, when he had the race won three furlongs out, it will take a horse like Romantic Warrior at his best to beat him. Talking to some of the Hong Kong guys, they give us a chance of certainly giving him a race, if not beating him. Romantic Warrior is a fantastic horse and taking on horses like him is what international racing is all about. It’s not as if he’s been to Britain and we can get a guide on how good he is, and sometimes horses don’t perform to their best in the international races, but I’m looking forward to the challenge.”

HK: Williams to reunite with Cap Ferrat in Mile

Craig Williams will reunite with Hong Kong Derby (Listed, 2000m) winner Cap Ferrat (Snitzel) in the Champions Mile (Gr 1, 1600m) at Sha Tin on April 26. Williams was aboard when Cap Ferrat broke his maiden with a shock Hong Kong Derby win last year, and the pair will team up for the first time since last May’s Champions and Charter Cup (Gr 1, 2400m), in which they finished third behind Voyage Bubble (Deep Field). “I’m delighted to be back aboard Cap Ferrat," Williams told Racing.com. “He provided one of the highlights of my career winning the Hong Kong Derby and I’m really looking forward to reuniting with him in Hong Kong. We have a great association, and I’m looking forward to riding him again in the international mile race on champions day. It’s one of the biggest days on the Hong Kong racing calendar, so naturally it’s going to be very competitive. If he’s at his best, he’s definitely a chance to take out the race.”

HK: Size hopeful conditions can help Red Lion in Champions Mile

Trainer John Size believes some cut in the ground will boost the chances of defending champion Red Lion (Belardo) in the Champions Mile at Sha Tin on Sunday, April 26. The mercurial galloper has endured a frustrating 2025/26 campaign and is without a win since claiming the 2024/25 edition of the Champions Day contest 12 months ago. Red Lion sprang a shock at Sha Tin when, under an expert ride from Hugh Bowman, the Belardo (Lope De Vega) gelding prevailed by a short head at 89/1 over the odds-on favourite Voyage Bubble, who was seeking a fourth straight Group 1 success that afternoon. The seven-year-old produced a sharp effort in a 1200-metre Sha Tin barrier trial on Thursday morning, when he raced at the front of the field and reacted smartly at the 200-metre mark when asked for some effort by Andrea Atzeni to finish a nose behind Little Paradise (Toronado), who clocked 1m 10.96s. “Actually, he’s been trialling very well recently – I suppose he always does,” said Size. “But on raceday, he seems to be giving up pretty early in the race. He hasn’t been fighting out the finish. But we’ll try again. He’s been drawn on the inside recently, and maybe hasn’t enjoyed that. That [rain] would make a big difference to him. Maybe tomorrow we might start to get a bit of a shower here and there and that will certainly help.”

JPN: Dee and Lane granted riding licences

Damian Lane and Michael Dee have both been granted short-term licences to ride in Japan. The duo, who rode in Japan over a similar period last year, have both re-obtained JRA licences for the upcoming months, active from the 18th of April to the 18th of June. Lane has already locked in a ride aboard Stinger Glass (Kizuna) in the Tenno Sho (Spring) (Gr 1, 2000m) in early May. Lane will be bidding to defend his Tenno Sho title, after winning the spring edition last year on Redentor (Rulership), amongst his 29 wins from 109 rides in the region. Dee copped some bad luck early in his Japanese stint but still ended his temporary licence with five winners and 20 minor placings.

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International

174 for Frankel

Oxagon (3 c ex Endless Charm by Dubawi) threw down a marker for next month’s English 2,000 Guineas (Gr 1, 1m) when making all to score in Thursday’s Craven Stakes (Gr 3, 1m) at Newmarket. Becoming the 174th individual stakes winner for Juddmonte’s breed-shaping sire Frankel (Galileo), the John and Thady Gosden-trained colt was ridden by Oisin Murphy and proved two lengths too strong for Avicenna (Starspangledbanner). There was a further three-quarters of a length back to Hidden Force (Frankel) in third place. Bred by Nawara Stud and racing in the colours of Prince A A Faisal, Oxagon is a half-brother to winner Appointed One (Exceed And Excel) being out of the winning Dubawi (Dubai Millennium) mare Endless Charm, herself out of the Italian Group 3 winner Whazzis (Desert Prince). Frankel is standing at Banstead Manor Stud for a fee of £350,000 (approx. AU$660,160).

UK: Run To Freedom breaks Group-race duck

Henry Candy’s gallant eight-year-old Run To Freedom (8 h Muhaarar - Twilight Mistress by Bin Ajwaad) landed his first Group race when running out a shock winner of Thursday’s Abernant Stakes (Gr 3, 6f) at Newmarket. Ridden by Rob Hornby, the son of Muhaarar (Oasis Dream) found plenty inside the closing stages to deny Aramram (Blue Point) by three-quarters of a length with a further head back to Quinault (Oasis Dream) in third place. A dual Listed winner prior to Thursday’s Group 3 contest, Run To Freedom has also produced placed efforts in races such as the July Cup (Gr 1, 6f) and British Champions Sprint Stakes (Gr 1, 6f).

US: Former shuttler Frosted dies

Frosted (Tapit), one of the most dominant milers of his generation and former shuttle stallion, has died at the age of 14. The son of Tapit (Pulpit) was euthanised on April 15 after suffering from acute laminitis. Trained by Kiaran McLaughlin for Godolphin, Frosted rose to prominence as a three-year-old, finishing runner-up to American Pharoah (Pioneerof The Nile) in the 2015 Belmont Stakes (Grade 1, 12f) before developing into a top-class older horse. His defining performance came in the 2016 Metropolitan Handicap (Gr 1, 8f) at Belmont Park, where he produced one of the most emphatic victories in modern American racing, winning by 14.5 lengths in a stakes-record time. That season also included victory in the Whitney Stakes (Gr 1, 9f), cementing his status as a three-time Grade 1 winner with earnings just shy of US$4 million. Retired to Darley’s Jonabell Farm in Kentucky, Frosted later shuttled to Darley’s Northwood base where he made a significant early impact as a stallion. His Australian progeny include multiple Group 3 winner Ingratiating and Hot Danish Stakes (Gr 2, 1400m) winner Arctic Glamour.

UK: Starspangledbanner filly tops Tattersalls Craven Breeze Up Sale

Anthony Stroud came out on top of a protracted bidding duel with Blandford Bloodstock’s Richard Brown, the former landing the winning bid of 900,000gns (approx. AU$1.78 million) for the Starspangledbanner (Choisir) filly from Egmont Stud that topped the Tattersalls Craven Breeze Up Sale on Thursday. The filly is out of the unraced Ruler Of The World (Galileo) mare Belicious, who herself is a half-sister to Group 3 winner Sub Rose (Galileo) and Listed scorer Astonishing (Galileo). She has been purchased on behalf of Shaikh Khalid and Shaikh Nasser bin Hamed Al Khalifa’s Victorious Forever who have been huge supporters of the sale, Stroud explained: “Shaikh Khalid takes a lot of interest in the breeze up and has had enormous success with the likes of Vandeek and others. His input is so vital. It is a team effort picking them, but his involvement is huge and he makes up his own mind. I did not think she would make so much, but that is a horse sale for you. You always have to go the extra mile when you see one you really like. It is fantastic that Victorious Forever is here; there is so much going on in the world and it is to be hugely admired that they are participating. It shows how much they love their racing here." The two days of selling brought turnover of 15,450,500gns (approx. AU$30.63 million), which was 18 per cent behind last year’s record renewal. The average price was down 13 per cent at 136,730gns (approx. AU$271,150), although the median held firm at 100,000gns (approx. AU$198,310), a figure underpinned by a record-equalling 11 lots making 300,000gns (approx. AU$594,920) or more. The clearance rate reached a respectable 81 per cent as 113 juveniles sold from 140 offered.

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Australian buyers active at Tattersalls Craven Sale

By ANZ Bloodstock News Staff

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Lot 179: Justify ex Elitiste colt (Credit: Inglis)

Australian buyers were once again active at the Tattersalls Craven Sale, securing three lots from the premier breeze-up sale.

Leading the trio was Lot 179, a colt by Justify (Scat Daddy) out of Elitiste (Danehill Dancer), purchased for 220,000gns (approx. AU$436,250) by a partnership which included Blandford Bloodstock, Matt Houldsworth, First Light Racing and Gollan Racing.

The colt was offered by C.F. Bloodstock and shapes as a high-end acquisition for the group.

In a statement on X, First Light Racing confirmed that they plan to target Royal Ascot with the colt given he is eligible for both the Windsor Castle Stakes (Listed, 5f) on the Wednesday and the Chesham Stakes (Listed, 7f) on the Thursday of the royal meeting.

Lot 149, a colt by Starspangledbanner (Choisir) out of Best Of My Love (Canford Cliffs), was secured for 70,000gns (approx. AU$138,800) by Glenstar Bloodstock and Shane McGrath Bloodstock.

Consigned by Lynn Lodge Stud, McGrath was delighted to go home with the one that was their top pick of the sale.

“We looked at plenty of colts here that we felt suited our Hong Kong model and he was the one we really honed in on,” McGrath said.

“We have had a lot of luck with Starspangledbanner down in Australia and he reminded me particularly of a horse called Star Patrol who has won a couple of Group 2’s for us. A big, fast, sprinting horse himself, he is a February foal, he is well presented and I thought he breezed very well.”

McGrath also thanked the Tattersalls team for their hospitality: “Ben and all the crew here have looked after us and we will be back again.”

Also knocked down to the Australian contingent was Lot 150, a filly by Kodiac (Danehill) out of Beychella (Scat Daddy), who was secured for 72,000gns (approx. AU$142,770) by Henry Dwyer Racing, Nick Bauer and Montana Stewart.

The filly was consigned by Ellie Whittaker of EMW Equine and this was not Dwyer’s first dealing with the Suffolk-based operation, as Ellie and her team pre-trained Asfoora (Flying Artie) for her Royal Ascot campaigns.

Dwyer told Tattersalls: “If we are going to be here and have one horse here, we may as well have a few. Lemos De Souza is looking after them for us and I look forward to getting this filly to the races. You never know, she might end up at Royal Ascot too.

“She was prepped up by Ellie Whittaker who runs her pre-training operation there at Long Holes, has always said this filly she really likes and she feels it’s a superior two-year-old, she thinks it’s ready to go straight to the races and she sort of gave me a call and said you should have a look at her.

“Kodiac is a stallion I really like. He is by Danehill, so they work really well in Australia. So certainly the idea is to have her race here [in the UK] but she will end up in Australia at some stage.

“She will be here for a year and a half regardless of what happens and if she is good enough we will take her back. There is the residual value with a nice European pedigree and by a good stallion in Kodiac.”

The purchases highlight continued Australian demand at the Craven Sale, with buyers targeting a mix of proven international bloodlines.

Hong Kong News

Danny Shum fires in Happy Valley treble ahead of Romantic Warrior’s FWD QEII Cup tilt

By Leo Schlink

@HKJC

Harmony Galaxy (blue and white cap) (Credit: HKJC)

Preparing to bid for a record fourth QEII Cup (Gr 1, 2000m) victory with Romantic Warrior (Acclamation) at Sha Tin next week, Danny Shum vaulted into third place in the Hong Kong trainers’ championship with a treble at Happy Valley on Wednesday night.

Shum struck with Always My Folks (Capitalist) under Zac Purton in the Class 5 Celebrating 50 Years Of The HK Sevens Handicap (1000m), Hugh Bowman aboard Fantastic Fun (Justify) in the Class 4 Winning Try Handicap (1650m) and Harmony Galaxy (Courtier) in the Class 4 Successful Conversion Handicap (1800m) for Brenton Avdulla to enhance hopes of a maiden trainers’ title.

Shum took his tally for the season to 45 wins to trail only Mark Newnham (48) and Caspar Fownes (48) after leapfrogging David Hayes (44) but concedes he has a significant challenge to secure the championship.

“Hopefully I can keep going, it's been a good period. I don't have that many good Sha Tin horses so it will be hard [to win the title] but I will try my best,” said Shum, as he hailed Avdulla’s ride on Harmony Galaxy.

“He ran a really good race, but it was a world-class performance by Brenton. He [Harmony Galaxy] loves this track and distance.”

Hayes maintained hopes of a third trainers’ title with double in tandem with Harry Bentley - World Hero (Written Tycoon) in the Class 4 One City Two Passions Handicap (1200m) and All Round Winner (Divine Prophet) in the Class 3 Scrum Half Handicap (1650m).

Hayes was impressed with Bentley’s displays.

“He’s riding really well for me,” Hayes said, while Bentley praised World Hero.

“It was a good performance, obviously being drawn wide [gate 12] was a concern beforehand but he’s a horse who does go forward and he’s got early speed, so we were able to get into a good early position and the pace backed off down the back straight,” Bentley said.

“He filled his lungs up and kicked really well around the bend. He’s a horse who’s coming into a good vein of form and he quickened up nicely.”

Caspar Fownes and Joao Moreira combined successfully when Moreira weaved a tight passage on Family Fortune (Derryn) to land the Class 5 Celebrating 40 Years Of The HKFC10s Handicap (1650m), drawing rich praise from the trainer.

“I don't think many other jockeys here could have got the same result - that's just the way it is. It was a masterpiece,” Fownes said.

“That's why we've got him here, bringing us the goods. He's got a great work ethic, he's a great team player and a great rider - what more can I say? He's a great man.”

Eight-time champion jockey Purton sealed a double when John Size’s Beauty Alliance (Starcraft) prevailed in the Class 3 Hong Kong China Rugby Cup Handicap (1650m) before Bowman matched his compatriot’s feat with success on Jamie Richards-trained Storming Dragon (Star Turn) in the Class 4 Racing With Rugby Handicap (1200m).

The double left Purton on 98 wins and on the cusp of riding 100 winners or more in a season for the tenth straight campaign and the 11th time overall.

Richards was delighted with Bowman’s ride on Storming Dragon.

“I said to Hugh before the race to have an open mind, the horse doesn't need to be ridden quietly all the time and I think when Northern Fire Ball was scratched at the barrier it actually helped us get across easier from a wide draw [gate nine],” Richards said.

“I was reading the paper this morning, and I saw that there was a two per cent winning strike rate from barrier 11 on the ‘A course’ and I was furious, but thankfully the horse has done a good job, and Hugh gave him a beautiful ride.”

Angus Chung and Tony Cruz closed the programme in style when Do You Just (So You Think) clinched the Class 3 Golden Point Handicap (1200m) to claim a PP Bonus of HK$1.5 million (approx. AU$267,250).

By So You Think (High Chaparral), the three-year-old won the Champagne Stakes (Listed, 1600m) at Ellerslie when he was trained in New Zealand by Lance O’Sullivan & Andrew Scott before export to Hong Kong.

Hong Kong racing continues at Sha Tin on Sunday.

Maiden Of The Week

St Gotthard (AUS)

2 c Snitzel - Ms Bad Behavior by Blame

St Gotthard (Snitzel), a full-sibling to Coolmore Stud Stakes (Gr 1, 1200m) winner Switzerland, broke his maiden at the first time of asking when scoring over 1200 metres at Warwick Farm on Wednesday.

Lining up in the Kia Ora Bloodlines to Headlines Handicap (1200m) as the odds-on favourite, the colt edged out Peyton (Zoustar) by 0.2 lengths under James McDonald.

There was a further 2.2 lengths back to the winner's stablemate Nations League (Snitzel) in third.

“Very talented horse, he's been very well educated and handled at home. He was in foreign territory there, being the outside leader and left in front a long way from home and he just felt like he floated a little bit, but he's got plenty of talent and it's a beautiful horse going forward,” McDonald said.

“Anything he does, he does with ease and he’s got a nice nature. He's the full package.”

A move into stakes company could be the option for St Gotthard following his debut victory.

St Gotthard (AUS)

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Won: Kia Ora Bloodlines To Headlines Maiden Handicap, 1200m, April 15, Warwick Farm

Trainer: Chris Waller

Owner: Coolmore (T Magnier), Wynaus (D Smith), Westerberg (M Ryan), J Poulin, Chris Waller Rac (C Waller), K MacLennan, Meridian B/Stock (Y Ichikawa), Marcstown Pty Ltd (M Chan), R McClure, Glentree (B Wilson), Rockingham Thoroughbreds (J Ingham), Lynque (Ms L Ingham) & Lockhart Waller Racing (Ms M Waller)

Sale: 2025 Inglis Australian Easter Yearling Sale V: Arrowfield Stud P: Tom Magnier, $2,700,000

Breeder: Arrowfield Group Pty Ltd

“He did everything right, which was good. They went steady through the mid-stages and it was a good, solid sprint home,” Waller said.

“The second horse is pretty handy and put out a good challenge and it was good to see St Gotthard strong late. He'll take good improvement from it and it was a good debut.

“It's great to get horses up to Queensland, but if the weather holds here in Sydney, we can keep them here too. You can win a Saturday race in Sydney for $160,000, and then with a BOB’s bonus is it's almost equal to a Listed race in Queensland.

“Here's the main centre of attention for now, but obviously you've got the JJ Atkins if we get up that far and in the next few weeks we'll be letting go some good two year-olds.”

St Gotthard pedigree

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St Gotthard pedigree

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Bay Colt

Foaled in 2023

SNITZEL (AUS)

Sire

MS BAD BEHAVIOR (CAN)

Dam

Redoute's Choice

Snippets' Lass

Blame

Cumulonimble

Danehill

Shantha's Choice

Snippets

Snow Finch

Arch

Liable

Stormy Atlantic

Crown Gulch

Danzig

Canny Lad

Lunchtime

Storm Bird

Kris S

Seeking the Gold

Storm Cat

Gulch

SNITZEL (AUS) (Bay 2002-Stud 2006). 7 wins-4 at 2, MRC Oakleigh P., Gr.1. Champion Sire in Aust. 4 times. Sire of 1722 rnrs, 1347 wnrs, 170 SW, inc. Trapeze Artist (ATC TJ Smith S., Gr.1), Shamus Award, Estijaab, Redzel, Marhoona, Sword of State, Switzerland, Shinzo, Summer Passage, Invader, Lady Shenandoah, Russian Revolution, Hot Snitzel, Wild Ruler, Sweet Idea, Sizzling, Snitzerland, Lazzura, I Am Excited, Return to Conquer, Baraqiel, etc.

1st dam

MS BAD BEHAVIOR, by Blame. 4 wins-1 at 2-at 6½f, 1m, US$502,251, Kentucky Downs Ladies Turf S., Gr.3, Santa Anita China Doll S., L, 2d Santa Anita Providencia S., Gr.3, Autumn Miss S., Gr.3, Megahertz S., Gr.3, Sweet Life S., L, Unzip Me S., L, Lady of Shamrock S., L, 3d Del Mar San Clemente S., Gr.2, Santa Anita Buena Vista S., Gr.2, 4th Del Mar Oaks, Gr.1, Del Mar Desi Arnaz S., L. Half-sister to BLESSED TRULY, ONE BAD BOY. Dam of three named foals, all winners-

SWITZERLAND (c by Snitzel) Joint Leading 3YO Male on the WBR Rankings (Sprint) in 2024. 5 wins-3 at 2-to 1200m, A$1,910,525, to 2024-25, VRC Coolmore Stud S., Gr.1, ATC Todman S., Gr.2, Roman Consul S., Gr.2, Membership 2YO H., Pierro 2YO P., 4th VRC Lightning S., Gr.1.

Decorum (c by Snitzel) 3 wins at 1400m, 1600m, A$133,525, in 2025-26, ATC Hyland Race Colours H., Ranvet H., 2d ATC Hawaii Five Oh H.

St Gotthard (c by Snitzel) Winner. See below.

2nd dam

CUMULONIMBLE, by Stormy Atlantic. 8 wins from 6½f to 9f, US$340,270, Arlington Park Lincoln Heritage H., L-twice, 2d Hawthorne Showtime Deb S., L, Arlington Park Lady Lionel H., L, 3d Arlington Park Purple Violet S., L, Illinois Owners S. (f), 4th Hawthorne Illini Princess H., L. Half-sister to Boom Bam Bing. Dam of 8 named foals, 6 to race, 5 winners, inc:-

MS BAD BEHAVIOR (Blame) 4 wins. See above.

ONE BAD BOY (Twirling Candy) 3 wins at 1m, 1¼m, US$600,132, Woodbine Queen's Plate S., L, Santa Anita Lure S., L, 2d Golden Gate Alcatraz S., L, 3d Fort Erie Prince of Wales S., L. Sire.

BLESSED TRULY (Souper Speedy) Winner at 2, US$79,347, Woodbine Muskoka S., L.

Hey Cue. 6 wins to 7f, US$132,959, to 2025 in U.S.A. and Canada.

Magical Elegance. Winner at 1150m in 2024-25 in Aust.

3rd dam

CROWN GULCH, by Gulch. Unraced. Dam of 7 foals, 5 to race, all winners, inc:-

CUMULONIMBLE (Stormy Atlantic) 8 wins. See above.

Boom Bam Bing (Exchange Rate) 6 wins at 5f, 6f, US$149,144, 2d Evangeline Downs Tellike S., L, 3d Louisiana Downs Tellike S., L, 4th Delta Downs Eldorado S., L.

El Bandido de Oro. 6 wins from 1200m to 1750m in Trinidad.

Crown and Seven. 3 wins-1 at 2-at 6½f, 1m in U.S.A.

Stormy Wayllen. 2 wins at 2 in U.S.A.

4th dam

All Hat, by Kris S. Winner at 2, 3d Keeneland Palisades S., L. Sister to King's Crown, half-sister to DEVIL'S PREACHER, CORAL REEF. Dam of 8 named foals, 5 to race, 2 winners, inc:-

I'm Legend. 4 wins from 1300m to 1800m in Korea. Dam of-

Taeyangui Jeonseol. 3 wins at 1300m, 1700m in Korea.

Mari. 2 wins at 1300m in Korea. Producer.

Chil Octave. Winner at 1400m in Korea.

Race Jilju. Placed in Korea.

Crown the Queen. Placed at 2 & 3 in U.S.A. Dam of-

Media Starlett (Mass Media) 4 wins from 5f to 1m, US$146,835, 3d Belmont Classy Mirage S., L. Dam of-

Banty's Girl (Shackleford) 6 wins-1 at 2-at 5½f, 6f, US$181,451, 3d Aqueduct Ruthless S., L.

Gulch's Queen. 12 wins to 1400m to 2025 in Panama.

Stormin Princess. 10 wins-1 at 2-to 6f, US$156,270 in U.S.A.

Rattlesden. 7 wins from 6f to 8½f, US$82,005 in U.S.A.

Crown Ruler. 7 wins-1 at 2-to 6f in U.S.A. and Canada.

Luna Queen. 6 wins from 5½f to 9f, US$86,569 in U.S.A.

Pearl Esque. 3 wins at 5f, 5½f in U.S.A. Producer.

Funny Hat. Unraced. Dam of-

Tiz Taz. 7 wins to 1400m in Panama, 3d Presidente Remon Clasico Version Expocomer Panama. Dam of-

Kris Taz. 2 wins at 1100m, 1300m in 2025 in Panama.

Jogugui Deungbul. 3 wins-1 at 2-at 1200m, 1300m in Korea.

Baeksan Force. 2 wins at 1200m, 1300m in Korea.

5th dam

ALL THE CROWN, by Chief's Crown. Unraced. Three-quarter-sister to CROWNED (dam of BEST OF LUCK), Tiara Miss, Thirty Crowns (dam of FORTY CROWNS), half-sister to PERSONAL HOPE. Dam of 11 foals, 10 to race, 9 winners, inc:-

DEVIL'S PREACHER (Pulpit) 5 wins from 1m to 17f, US$258,864, Calder WL McKnight H., Gr.2, 2d Saratoga Saranac S., Gr.3, 3d Gulfstream Park Palm Beach S., Gr.3, 4th Belmont Jamaica H., Gr.2.

CORAL REEF (Big Reef) 11 wins-4 at 2-from 1500m to 2400m, €11,893, 808,837,743L., Milano Premio Ambrosiano, L, Premio Campobello, L, Roma Premio Conte Felice Scheibler, 2d Milano Premio Merano, L, Gran Premio d'Italia, 3d Derby Italiano, Gr.1. Sire.

King's Crown (Kris S) 4 wins-1 at 2-from 5½f to 8½f, US$143,225, Aqueduct Turf 4-year-olds & Up Allowance, Allowance, Belmont Allowance 3YO+, 3d Belmont Tremont S., L, 4th Calder Jingle Bells S., L. Sire.

All Hat (Kris S) Winner. See above.

Royal Corredor. Winner at 6½f in Canada. Dam of-

Morning Star. 4 wins from 6f to 8½f, US$223,715 in U.S.A. Dam of-

It's Viper (Super Saver) 4 wins-1 at 2-from 1m to 9f, US$229,470, 3d Monmouth Tale of the Cat S., L, 4th Laurel Star de Naskra S., L.

Jester Calls Nojoy (Maclean's Music) Winner at 2, US$103,460, 2d Laurel Maryland Juvenile Fillies Championship S., L.

All Royal. Unraced. Dam of-

All Red (Redattore) Winner at 1400m in Brazil, 3d Cidade Jardim G.P. Guilherme Ellis, Gr.2, 4th Cidade Jardim G.P. Joao Cecillo Ferraz, Gr.1. Dam of-

ALL RED LOVE (Courtier) 3 wins-2 at 2-at 1300m, 1400m to 2025-26 in Brazil, Tarumã Classico Alô Ticoulat Guimaráes, L.

Queen Stephanie. 3 wins at 1m, US$76,038 in U.S.A. Dam of-

CROWN THE KITTEN (Kitten's Joy) 7 wins-2 at 2-from 6½f to 8½f, US$397,126, Retama Park El Joven S., L.

Kitten's Royal (Kitten's Joy) 10 wins from 1m to 8½f, US$137,635, 3d Fresno Bull Dog H., L.

Royal Cause. 2 wins at 1600m in Brazil. Dam of-

PENELOPE CHARMING (Pioneering) 8 wins to 1300m in Brazil, Gávea G.P. Sandpit, Gr.3, Classico Sao Francisco Xavier, L, Classico Orsenigo, L, 2d Gávea Classico Jockey Club de Sao Paulo, L, Classico Sao Francisco Xavier, L, Cidade Jardim Classico Presidente Joao Tobias de Aguiar, L. Producer.

Race Record: 1 Starts 1-0-0 A$28,400.

Winner at 2 in 2025-26, ATC Kia Ora 2YO H.

St Gotthard was purchased out of his breeder Arrowfield by Tom Magnier for $2.7 million during Inglis Easter and runs for Coolmore and partners including Hong Kong investor Marc Chan - in whose silks he runs.

He is the third foal and third winner out of the imported Graded winner Ms Bad Behavior (Blame), making him a brother to Coolmore Stud Stakes winner turned stallion Switzerland.

Arrowfield sold the current yearling from Ms Bad Behavior, another colt by Snitzel (Redoute’s Choice), at Inglis Easter this year for $2 million to James Harron Bloodstock Colt Partnership, Tony Fung Colts and Tom Magnier.

First Season Sire Runners

Friday, April 17, 2026

Glenfiddich (AUS)

Scotch Rocket (AUS) (b f ex Beau River (AUS) by Brazen Beau (AUS))

R3 (2:04pm): Mackay, 2yo Ladbrokes Mega Multi Hcp, 1100m

Big Barry (AUS) (br g ex Lucky Romance (AUS) by Lucky Unicorn (AUS))

R3 (2:04pm): Mackay, 2yo Ladbrokes Mega Multi Hcp, 1100m

Home Affairs (AUS)

Rupeni (AUS) (b g ex Yolanda (AUS) by Shamus Award (AUS))

R3 (1:25pm): Te Rapa, 2yo Engas Developments Mdn, 1100m

Profiteer (AUS)

Fraudster (AUS) (b g ex Danger Strykes (NZ) by Astern (AUS))

R3 (1:25pm): Te Rapa, 2yo Engas Developments Mdn, 1100m

St Mark's Basilica (FR)

Aristopolos (AUS) (b c ex Flying Krupt (AUS) by Krupt (Aus))

R5 (7:00pm): Launceston, 2yo Kevin Sharkie Alfa Bowl Plate, 1220m

Sword of State (AUS)

Imperial Rose (NZ) (b f ex Sienna Rose (AUS) by More Than Ready (USA))

R3 (1:25pm): Te Rapa, 2yo Engas Developments Mdn, 1100m

High Goal (NZ) (b g ex Astor (NZ) by Iffraaj (GB))

R3 (1:25pm): Te Rapa, 2yo Engas Developments Mdn, 1100m

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Thursday, April 16, 2026

Tab Meetings

Albany WA Soft(5)

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Albany WA Soft(5)

R1: TABtouch Hcp (C2), $24,000, 1100m

Perfect Sister (AUS) (b F 3 Gingerbread Man (AUS) - Corrilya (AUS)
T: T M Wolfe J: Natasha Faithfull
Reggio Calabria (NZ) (br G 5 Per Incanto (USA) - Drive On (AUS))
Autofocus (AUS) (b M 5 Star Turn (AUS) - Zestily (AUS))

Margins: 1.1 lens, 0.7 lens. Time: 1:07.06 (last 600m 36.85)

R2: Jericho Cup Anzac Long Weekend Mdn, $20,000, 1000m

We Love Charlie (AUS) (b/br F 3 A Lot (USA) - Blue By You (AUS)
T: P B Hunter J: Casey Hunter
Rule The Realm (AUS) (ch G 4 Universal Ruler (AUS) - Scarlet Image (AUS))
Starchaser (AUS) (b/br M 4 Sessions (AUS) - Biscay Bonny (AUS))

Margins: 0.5 lens, 0.5 lens. Time: 1:00.43 (last 600m 36.49)

R3: Albany Stockfeeds Mdn, $20,000, 1240m

Desert Ora (AUS) (b F 3 Rommel (AUS) - Stormy Ora (AUS)
T: Michelle Hagley J: Natasha Faithfull
God'll Getya (AUS) (br G 4 Playing God (AUS) - Runs to Paradise (AUS))
Agent Remington (AUS) (b G 4 Puissance De Lune (IRE) - Remy Martini (NZ))

Margins: 0.6 lens, 1.7 lens. Time: 1:17.06 (last 600m 37.76)

R4: Wellington & Reeves (Bm70+), $24,000, 1500m

Uni Queen (AUS) (b M 7 Universal Ruler (AUS) - Delta Jane (AUS)
T: Casey Hunter J: Casey Hunter
Head'em (AUS) (ch G 7 Krupt (Aus) - Perfectly Poised (AUS))
Henry the Aviator (AUS) (ch G 7 Magnus (AUS) - Lenore (AUS))

Margins: 0.4 lens, 3.9 lens. Time: 1:32 (last 600m 37.62)

R5: Little Creatures (Bm58+), $24,000, 1940m

Redrye (NZ) (b M 5 Redwood (GB) - Rock on Rye (AUS)
T: Kirsten Melis J: Rocky Cheung
Renovation Show (AUS) (ch G 5 Showtime (AUS) - Karakuchi (AUS))
Rock of Kaha (AUS) (b G 8 Therock (AUS) - Dame Kia Kaha (NZ))

Margins: 1.3 lens, 2.8 lens. Time: 2:03.54 (last 600m 38.97)

R6: Hahn 3.5 (Bm58+), $24,000, 1240m

Brave Apache (AUS) (ch G 5 De Gaulle (AUS) - The Blonde Alibi (AUS)
T: Indianna Weinert J: Joey Azzopardi
Niccy's Affair (AUS) (b/br M 4 Nicconi (AUS) - Jedaffair (AUS))
Shaka Zulu (AUS) (b G 6 Rommel (AUS) - Elusive Zulu (AUS))

R7: Swan Draught Hcp (C2), $24,000, 1500m

Gingers Sister (AUS) (b M 4 Universal Ruler (AUS) - Miss Margene (AUS)
T: S J Wolfe J: Luke Campbell
Eternally Yours (AUS) (ch G 3 Ducimus (AUS) - Aphrodite Rock (AUS))
Diablo Lad (AUS) (ch G 5 Magnus (AUS) - Made for Glory (AUS))

Margins: 0.1 lens, 0.5 lens. Time: 1:34.55 (last 600m)

Armidale NSW Good(4)

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Armidale NSW Good(4)

R1: Brian Hillier Country Boosted Mdn Hcp, $30,000, 1400m

Midnight Rhythm (AUS) (b G 3 Graff (AUS) - Smartypy (AUS)
T: M K Mason J: Anna Roper
Moonspell (AUS) (b F 3 Puissance De Lune (IRE) - Gioe (AUS))
Lobbyist (AUS) (b/br F 3 North Pacific (AUS) - Silent Cash (AUS))

Margins: 2.1 lens, 1 lens. Time: 1:24.87 (last 600m)

R2: Bruce Wilson Mdn Plate, $27,000, 1100m

Evil Lover (AUS) (b/br M 4 Hellbent (AUS) - Plover Lover (AUS)
T: Sally Taylor J: B Looker
Hillbilly Hippie (AUS) (b F 3 Castelvecchio (AUS) - Ghazaaly (AUS))
Dirty Dani (AUS) (b F 3 Merchant Navy (AUS) - Pleasurable (IRE))

Margins: 0.6 lens, 0.1 lens. Time: 1:05.42 (last 600m)

R3: Allan Piddington Mdn Plate, $27,000, 1100m

Under The Collar (AUS) (br G 3 Too Darn Hot (GB) - Badawiya (AUS)
T: Stirling Osland J: P Graham
Extremely Perfect (AUS) (b G 3 Extreme Choice (AUS) - Absolutely Perfect (AUS))
All Too Sheik (AUS) (b G 3 All Too Hard (AUS) - Arabic (AUS))

Margins: 2.2 lens, 1.4 lens. Time: 1:05.37 (last 600m)

R4: Rod Watt (Bm66), $27,000, 1300m

Sensational Reward (AUS) (b G 8 Reward for Effort (AUS) - Sensational Spirit (AUS)
T: T G Payne J: Gabrielle Johnston
Rethink It (AUS) (br/bl M 6 Fiorente (IRE) - Thinkin' So (AUS))
Little Prophet (AUS) (b M 7 Divine Prophet (AUS) - Little 'n' Cute (AUS))

Margins: 0.5 lens, 0.5 lens. Time: 1:18.09 (last 600m)

R5: Joe Barbato (Bm58), $27,000, 1900m

Disco Prince (AUS) (ch G 5 Justify (USA) - The Party Stand (NZ)
T: D J Hatch J: G Spokes
Libby (NZ) (b M 5 Reliable Man (GB) - Home Alone (NZ))
My Pepperjack (AUS) (b/br M 5 More Than Ready (USA) - Sianna Star (AUS))

Margins: 1.7 lens, 1.9 lens. Time: 2:00.78 (last 600m)

R6: Greg Mitchell Hcp (C1), $27,000, 1400m

Think Back (AUS) (br F 3 So You Think (NZ) - Bay Breeze (AUS)
T: S I Singleton J: Ms M Weir
Meddlesome (AUS) (b M 5 Mendelssohn (USA) - Onehundredcaves (AUS))
Ropewalker (AUS) (b G 4 Trapeze Artist (AUS) - She's Brazen (AUS))

Margins: 1.2 lens, 3.7 lens. Time: 1:23.36 (last 600m)

R7: Wayne McFayden Country Boosted (Bm58), $30,000, 1100m

Lord Of The Sun (AUS) (b G 7 American Pharoah (USA) - Villa Moura (NZ)
T: Ms S Grills J: Kody Nestor
Dusan (AUS) (br G 5 Exosphere (AUS) - Rekindled Choice (AUS))
Northern Boogie (AUS) (b/br G 6 Sooboog (AUS) - North Pole Dancer (AUS))

Margins: 1.5 lens, 0.2 lens. Time: 1:05.87 (last 600m)

Ashburton NZ Good(4)

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Ashburton NZ Good(4)

R1: Hygain Stayers Challenge Mdn, $17,000, 2200m

Revision (NZ) (b M 4 Reliable Man (GB) - Revise (NZ)
T: N R Mitchell J: E H Nicholas
Unwoke (NZ) (b G 4 Ghibellines (AUS) - Erin's Babe (NZ))
Private Treaty (NZ) (b M 4 Tivaci (AUS) - Donelmi (NZ))

Margins: 4.2 lens, 5.2 lens. Time: 2:17.78 (last 600m)

R2: Pink Ribbon Breakfast Mdn , $17,000, 1600m

She's Sinatra (NZ) (br M 4 Tivaci (AUS) - Frothed (AUS)
T: L M Robinson J: L T Hemi
Percival (NZ) (b G 4 Per Incanto (USA) - Bellonet (NZ))
Later Boy (NZ) (b M 6 Alamosa (NZ) - Cypress Avenue (NZ))

Margins: 0.4 lens, 0.4 lens. Time: 1:39.23 (last 600m)

R3: Entain/ NZB Insurance Pearl Series Mdn , $17,000, 1400m

Aliena (NZ) (br M 4 Zed (NZ) - Uzayli (AUS)
T: D B Frye J: M K Hudson
Andina (NZ) (br F 3 Shocking (AUS) - Madam Bentley (NZ))
Royal Assent (NZ) (b M 4 Ten Sovereigns (IRE) - Chant (NZ))

R4: NZB Mega Maiden Series Mdn , $17,000, 1200m

Momento (NZ) (ch M 4 Ghibellines (AUS) - Vitrine (NZ)
T: B & S Anderton J: C A Campbell
Our Sallyann (AUS) (br M 4 Shamus Award (AUS) - Street Impact (AUS))
Leonard (NZ) (br G 5 Sweynesse (AUS) - Living the Dream (NZ))

Margins: 1.9 lens, 0.3 lens. Time: 1:12.12 (last 600m)

R5: The Peter & Dawn Williams (Bm65), $17,000, 2200m

Incredible (NZ) (b G 5 Almanzor (FR) - Our Foil (AUS)
T: Anna Furlong J: Jack Taplin
Roca Mile (NZ) (b G 5 El Roca (AUS) - Kirra (AUS))
On the Rivet (NZ) (b G 9 Sweet Orange (USA) - Savannah Swift (NZ))

Margins: 0.1 lens, 0.4 lens. Time: 2:21.88 (last 600m)

R6: The Jan Hay (Bm75), $17,000, 1200m

Champagne Diblu (AUS) (ch G 3 Russian Revolution (AUS) - Rosadiblu (AUS)
T: Anna Furlong J: Billy Jacobson
Candle (NZ) (b M 7 Super Easy (NZ) - Flare (NZ))
Sako (NZ) (b G 5 Ardrossan (AUS) - Miss Maren (NZ))

Margins: 0.1 lens, 1 lens. Time: 1:11.31 (last 600m)

R7: The David Walsh (Bm75), $17,000, 1600m

Ballistic Miss (NZ) (b M 4 Charm Spirit (IRE) - Bay Missile (AUS)
T: Anna Furlong J: A Comignaghi
The Entertainer (NZ) (b M 5 Staphanos (JPN) - Wahaha (NZ))
Mr Bully Tee (NZ) (b G 6 Complacent (AUS) - Brigantine (NZ))

Margins: 0.1 lens, 0.2 lens. Time: 1:40.2 (last 600m)

R8: The Daniel Stackhouse (Bm65), $17,000, 1400m

Sacred Dior (NZ) (br M 6 Sacred Falls (NZ) - The Fascinator (NZ)
T: S & M Smith J: K R Hercock
Elegant Explosive (NZ) (b M 4 Sweynesse (AUS) - Always Explosive (NZ))
Retrostar (NZ) (b G 4 Vespa (NZ) - Celestial Nymph (NZ))

Margins: 0.1 lens, 1.9 lens. Time: 1:24.15 (last 600m)

Echuca VIC Good(4)

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Echuca VIC Good(4)

R1: Super Clean Linen Mdn Plate, $32,000, 2100m

Without Fail (AUS) (b G 4 Exceedance (AUS) - To be Sure (AUS)
T: D J McCarthy J: M Aitken
Kazungula (AUS) (b G 5 Fiorente (IRE) - Meru (AUS))
Te Taniwha (NZ) (b C 3 Ocean Park (NZ) - Fashionably (AUS))

Margins: 0.1 lens, 6 lens. Time: 2:12.25 (last 600m)

R2: Worklocker Echuca Mdn Plate, $32,000, 1100m

Mull Of Kintyre (AUS) (b F 2 I Am Invincible (AUS) - Luskintyre Lass (AUS)
T: P G Moody & Katherine Coleman J: L Nolen
Running Rich (AUS) (ch G 2 Rich Enuff (AUS) - Kilts (AUS))
Purgatorio (AUS) (b/br C 2 Hellbent (AUS) - Lonhspresso (AUS))

Margins: 2 lens, 2 lens. Time: 1:03.81 (last 600m)

R3: Echuca Toyota Mdn Plate, $32,000, 1400m

Muthabara (AUS) (b G 3 Al Maher (AUS) - Dubai Diamond (AUS)
T: Richard Cully J: Cian MacRedmond
Gracconi (AUS) (br G 3 Nicconi (AUS) - Diamond Grace (AUS))
Silky Seth (NZ) (b G 3 Super Seth (AUS) - Fabric (NZ))

Margins: 0.3 lens, 1.5 lens. Time: 1:24.37 (last 600m)

R4: Moama Bowling Club Mdn Plate, $32,000, 1300m

Chloe First (AUS) (b F 3 Cosmic Force (AUS) - Cash First (AUS)
T: P G Moody & Katherine Coleman J: L Nolen
Lei (AUS) (ch F 3 Tagaloa (AUS) - Maui Girl (AUS))
More Give It (AUS) (b G 4 Odyssey Moon (AUS) - Abit Crotchety (AUS))

Margins: 0.4 lens, 4.3 lens. Time: 1:18.92 (last 600m)

R5: Rich River Party Hire (Bm56), $22,000, 1300m

Our Lone Star (AUS) (b G 8 Magnus (AUS) - Miss Kempinsky (AUS)
T: Sean Mott J: B Rawiller
Cash Converter (AUS) (ch G 5 Headwater (AUS) - Skillz That Killz (AUS))
Fire Wheel (AUS) (ch G 8 Unencumbered (AUS) - Touched by Magic (AUS))

R6: Two Tarts Catering Hcp (C1), $27,000, 1300m

Sunlit Serenade (AUS) (ch F 3 The Autumn Sun (AUS) - Gowana (AUS)
T: T & C McEvoy J: H Coffey
Here Comes Wozza (AUS) (br G 5 Impending (AUS) - What A Snitz (AUS))
Baganov (AUS) (b G 3 Russian Revolution (AUS) - Manrose Hattan (AUS))

Margins: 1.5 lens, 0.2 lens. Time: 1:17.5 (last 600m)

R7: Bet365 Top Finishes (Bm56), $22,000, 1600m

Simply Outrageous (AUS) (b M 4 Xtravagant (NZ) - Ehtifaal (AUS)
T: T & C McEvoy J: Olivia East
Three Reel Roses (AUS) (gr M 4 Highland Reel (IRE) - Three Red Roses (AUS))
Goats On Oats (AUS) (b/br G 7 Ready For Victory (AUS) - Dollicious (AUS))

Margins: 4.5 lens, 0.5 lens. Time: 1:37.84 (last 600m)

R8: Carlton Draught (Bm56), $22,000, 1000m

Toronado Boom (AUS) (ch G 5 Toronado (IRE) - Butterboom (AUS)
T: Scott Cameron J: C Newitt
With Strength (AUS) (b/br G 4 Grunt (NZ) - Mightily (AUS))
Mr Time (AUS) (br G 7 Master Of Design (AUS) - Montoux (AUS))

Margins: 1.3 lens, 1.5 lens. Time: 0:58.03 (last 600m)

Ipswich QLD Good(4)

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Ipswich QLD Good(4)

R1: Gibson Architects Mdn Hcp, $30,000, 800m

Jada Rose (AUS) (b F 3 Street Boss (USA) - Shudabeen (AUS)
T: Gregory Cornish J: Jaden Lloyd
Aeropower (AUS) (b F 3 Supido (AUS) - Primed for Destiny (AUS))
Almond Gold (AUS) (ch G 4 Sooboog (AUS) - Invincible Storm (AUS))

Margins: 1.6 lens, 0.3 lens. Time: 0:45.76 (last 600m 33.40)

R2: Barrier Reef Pools Mdn Plate, $30,000, 1690m

Sicilian Warrior (AUS) (b G 3 Magnus (AUS) - Tennessee Mischief (AUS)
T: Corey & Kylie Geran J: G Geran
Benzino (AUS) (b G 6 Tarzino (NZ) - Benalmadena (FR))
Kamigamo (NZ) (b F 3 Exceedance (AUS) - Kyoto Moon (AUS))

Margins: 1.7 lens, 0.1 lens. Time: 1:44.36 (last 600m 37.09)

R3: TAB Hcp (C5), $28,000, 1100m

Joy a Plenty (AUS) (b M 4 Heroic Valour (AUS) - Sonador Angel (AUS)
T: D J Hansen J: Cody Collis
Concession (AUS) (br G 4 Pride of Dubai (AUS) - Talimena (AUS))
The Gambling Greek (AUS) (b G 4 Russian Revolution (AUS) - Delta Girl (NZ))

Margins: 0.9 lens, 0.7 lens. Time: 1:03.25 (last 600m 34.86)

R4: Living Turf (Bm60), $28,000, 2180m

Sacred Bull (NZ) (b/br G 6 Sacred Falls (NZ) - Moravany (AUS)
T: Jack Bruce J: Ben Thompson
Kalkanli (AUS) (b G 5 Impending (AUS) - Dash on Ruby (AUS))
Down Under Stunnah (AUS) (b M 5 Under the Louvre (AUS) - Stryking Stunnah (AUS))

Margins: 0.1 lens, 0.8 lens. Time: 2:18.18 (last 600m 35.57)

R5: Ipswich Tribune Today (Bm65), $28,000, 1690m

Noire Emperor (AUS) (br G 4 Written Tycoon (AUS) - Noire (AUS)
T: Barry Lockwood & Emma-Jane Vincent J: Luke Dempsey
Classique Gal (AUS) (b M 6 Heroic Valour (AUS) - Lullaby Lady (AUS))
Cantarito (AUS) (b M 4 Snitzel (AUS) - Chocolate Martini (USA))

Margins: 0.8 lens, 0.7 lens. Time: 1:43.28 (last 600m 36.01)

R6: Gordon's Gin Hcp (60), $28,000, 1350m

Sir Maurice (AUS) (ch G 5 Maurice (JPN) - Bellezza Medicea (IRE)
T: Jack Bruce J: Ben Thompson
Yeah Copy (AUS) (br G 5 Rothesay (AUS) - Groovy Beat (AUS))
Artifactx (AUS) (b/br G 5 Flying Artie (AUS) - Meteora Miss (AUS))

Margins: 0.4 lens, 0.1 lens. Time: 1:20.73 (last 600m 36.37)

R7: Vince Insurance Plate (C1), $28,000, 1200m

Braveheart (AUS) (b G 4 I Am Invincible (AUS) - Octavia (AUS)
T: T J Gollan J: Angela Jones
Venom Rush (AUS) (ch G 3 Scorpz (NZ) - Casino Ace (AUS))
Adranos (AUS) (ch G 5 Capitalist (AUS) - Sicile (Fr))

Margins: 0.1 lens, 1 lens. Time: 1:10.26 (last 600m 36.63)

Pakenham VIC Heavy(8)

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Pakenham VIC Heavy(8)

R1: Ladbrokes Mega Multi Hcp (C1), $40,000, 1600m

Pula (AUS) (b/br M 4 Pierro (AUS) - Bonaria (AUS)
T: D T O'Brien J: Jordan Childs
Parvenu (NZ) (b F 3 Ardrossan (AUS) - Wannabe (NZ))
M'Lady Rose (NZ) (b F 3 Belardo (IRE) - Our McKay (NZ))

Margins: 2.5 lens, 1 lens. Time: 1:43.42 (last 600m)

R2: Computer Talk - Business IT Experts (Bm64), $40,000, 1200m

Purple Streak (AUS) (b G 3 Zousain (AUS) - Something Violet (AUS)
T: L & T Corstens & W Larkin J: Ben Allen
Celtics (AUS) (b G 3 I Am Invincible (AUS) - Enbihaar (AUS))
Victory Tune (AUS) (br G 3 Too Darn Hot (GB) - Birdsong (AUS))

Margins: 2 lens, 0.8 lens. Time: 1:11.31 (last 600m)

R3: Cookers Bulk Oil System Mdn Plate, $45,000, 1200m

Blankfield (AUS) (b G 3 Blue Point (IRE) - Treasure Island (AUS)
T: Alexander Rae J: J Mott
Jenni Poppins (AUS) (gr F 3 Maurice (JPN) - Stelladi Natale (USA))
Mortal Peak (AUS) (br G 3 I Am Immortal (AUS) - Top Peak (AUS))

Margins: 1.5 lens, 4.5 lens. Time: 1:11.87 (last 600m)

R4: Beraldo Coffee Mdn Plate, $45,000, 1100m

Longreach Drover (AUS) (b C 3 Tagaloa (AUS) - Dessau (GER)
T: F Stockdale J: Thomas Stockdale
Royal Honour (AUS) (b G 3 Blue Point (IRE) - Tack (AUS))
Macca's Angel (AUS) (b F 3 Harry Angel (IRE) - Cymbal (AUS))

Margins: 0.4 lens, 0.5 lens. Time: 1:05.43 (last 600m)

R5: Bridgestone Select Pakenham Mdn Plate, $45,000, 1400m

Upstage (AUS) (gr/b F 3 Toronado (IRE) - De Chorus Line (AUS)
T: G M Begg J: D W Stackhouse
Who'llstoplorraine (AUS) (b F 3 Shamus Award (AUS) - More Than Ameira (AUS))
Vespers (AUS) (b F 3 Yes Yes Yes (AUS) - Fern (AUS))

Margins: 1.3 lens, 2 lens. Time: 1:27.93 (last 600m)

R6: Cameron Industrial Commercial (Bm62), $40,000, 1400m

Shidan (AUS) (br G 4 Dandino (GB) - Shiago (AUS)
T: Adele Garraway J: D W Stackhouse
Pearl King (AUS) (b G 4 Zoustar (AUS) - Mikimoto (AUS))
Blue Bandit (AUS) (b G 4 Blue Point (IRE) - On The Loose (AUS))

Margins: 0.2 lens, 0.7 lens. Time: 1:27.43 (last 600m)

R7: Ladbrokes Sky Heights Stayers Series Heat 2 (Bm62), $40,000, 2000m

Accidental Bid (GB) (gr C 3 Phoenix of Spain (GB) - Comnena (Gb)
T: C Maher J: John Allen
Diamond Gust (AUS) (b G 3 Toronado (IRE) - Il Diamante (AUS))
Cachink (AUS) (br G 4 So You Think (NZ) - Catena (AUS))

Margins: 7.8 lens, 0.4 lens. Time: 2:07.62 (last 600m)

R8: John Duff & Co Hcp (66), $40,000, 1600m

Rasp (AUS) (b G 4 Street Boss (USA) - Manicure (AUS)
T: Gavin Bedggood J: J Maskiell
Garnacho (NZ) (br G 4 Ace High (AUS) - Aplomb (NZ))
Zeshadow (NZ) (b M 5 Zed (NZ) - Shadow Player (NZ))

Margins: 3.8 lens, 0.7 lens. Time: 1:41.48 (last 600m)

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Wyong NSW Good(4)

R1: Wyong Pony Club Mdn Hcp, $42,000, 1600m

Sunset Belle (AUS) (b F 3 The Autumn Sun (AUS) - Uratta Belle (AUS)
T: T J Bartley J: A B Collett
Master of War (AUS) (br G 4 Merchant Navy (AUS) - Chasing Mammon (AUS))
Sun To Me (AUS) (br G 3 Cosmic Force (AUS) - Capalina (AUS))

Margins: 0.2 lens, 0.3 lens. Time: 1:38.79 (last 600m 35.52)

R2: Tall Timbers Pony Club Midway Mdn Plate, $45,000, 1200m

Mrs Maree (AUS) (ch M 4 Written Tycoon (AUS) - Exceeds (AUS)
T: C E Conners J: N Rawiller
Time To Dance (NZ) (br/bl G 3 Savabeel (AUS) - Donna Imelda (NZ))
Gong Girl (AUS) (b F 3 D'argento (AUS) - The Party Girl (AUS))

R3: Easy Mix Concrete Mdn Hcp, $42,000, 1000m

Bruce I Am (AUS) (ch G 3 Star Turn (AUS) - Crystal Rock (AUS)
T: Joseph Pride J: A Hyeronimus
Weekend Market (AUS) (b M 4 Brazen Beau (AUS) - Chatuchak (AUS))
Don't What Me (AUS) (ch G 3 Peltzer (AUS) - Any Dane Now (AUS))

Margins: 1.9 lens, 2 lens. Time: 0:56.88 (last 600m 33.48)

R4: Totally Workwear Central Coast Super Mdn Hcp, $60,000, 1100m

Champere (AUS) (b F 3 Written Tycoon (AUS) - Snipzu (AUS)
T: M, W & J Hawkes J: Tyler Schiller
Mimi's (AUS) (b F 3 Extreme Choice (AUS) - Sultry Feeling (AUS))
Glamour Magic (NZ) (b F 3 Satono Aladdin (JPN) - Our Lady Gaga (NZ))

Margins: 5.6 lens, 0.2 lens. Time: 1:02.67 (last 600m 33.60)

R5: Hanslow Insurance Group cctradies.com.au (Bm64), $42,000, 1200m

Lightning Glory (AUS) (b G 4 Hallowed Crown (AUS) - Kandy (AUS)
T: Nathan Doyle J: Shannen Llewellyn
Prince Harrison (AUS) (b G 5 Santos (AUS) - Miss Demi (AUS))
Johnny (AUS) (b/br G 3 Farnan (AUS) - Amuri (AUS))

R6: Pumpers Wear Parts (Bm64), $42,000, 1200m

Kiss Goodnight (AUS) (ch F 3 Written Tycoon (AUS) - Evening Slippers (AUS)
T: C E Conners J: N Rawiller
My Proclama (NZ) (br M 5 Telperion (AUS) - Promosso (NZ))
Shoutaboutit (AUS) (b M 4 Overshare (AUS) - Etoile Fille (NZ))

Margins: 0.3 lens, 1 lens. Time: 1:9.450 (last 600m 34.62)

R7: MATES In Construction Provincial (Bm68), $45,000, 1000m

Stratafy (AUS) (b M 4 Stratum Star (AUS) - War Empress (AUS)
T: N R Ward J: Ms W Costin
Spartus (AUS) (b/br G 4 Capitalist (AUS) - Zouriana (AUS))
Harry The Thief (AUS) (b G 3 Harry Angel (IRE) - Classical Lass (AUS))

Margins: 0.4 lens, 0.9 lens. Time: 0:56.45 (last 600m 33.38)

R8: Eagles Plumbing (Bm64), $42,000, 2100m

Grandini (AUS) (b M 5 Toronado (IRE) - Bondini (AUS)
T: R P Northam J: Reece Jones
Dolce Dior (AUS) (b M 4 Dundeel (NZ) - Campania (AUS))
Luna Bay (NZ) (b F 3 Hello Youmzain (FR) - Okahu Bay (AUS))

Margins: 0.2 lens, 1 lens. Time: 2:11.46 (last 600m 36.13)

Leading Sires

Data supplied by Arion pedigrees

Australia

Leading 3yo Sires by

Rank	Stallion Ccode Yof - To Stud	Breeding	Rnrs	Wnrs	Wins	SW(SWins)	Earnings	Best Performer
1	Street Boss (USA) 2004 - 2009	Street Cry - Blushing Ogygian	49	23	33	4(10)	$8,956,413	Tempted - 4,438,500
2	I Am Invincible (AUS) 2004 - 2010	Invincible Spirit - Cannarelle	86	45	56	5(5)	$5,798,130	Ohope - 910,025
3	The Autumn Sun (AUS) 2015 - 2019	Redoute's Choice - Azmiyna	44	21	30	3(4)	$5,110,540	Autumn Boy - 3,282,750
4	Ghaiyyath (IRE) 2015 - 2021	Dubawi - Nightime	43	20	29	5(8)	$4,743,368	Observer - 2,668,250
5	Snitzel (AUS) 2002 - 2006	Redoute's Choice - Snippets' Lass	79	39	57	5(7)	$4,617,418	Marhoona - 894,750
6	Farnan (AUS) 2017 - 2021	Not a Single Doubt - Tallow	75	37	51	2(3)	$4,242,963	Ninja - 1,109,675
7	Saxon Warrior (JPN) 2015 - 2019	Deep Impact - Maybe	33	10	18	1(5)	$4,104,675	Sheza Alibi - 3,477,395
8	So You Think (NZ) 2006 - 2012	High Chaparral - Triassic	69	26	38	2(5)	$3,475,115	Getta Good Feeling - 1,211,115
9	Zoustar (AUS) 2010 - 2014	Northern Meteor - Zouzou	87	36	48	3(3)	$3,441,828	Plaintiff - 389,650
10	Wootton Bassett (GB) 2008 - 2012	Iffraaj - Balladonia	74	33	42	3(3)	$3,314,625	Napoleonic - 367,300
11	Ole Kirk (AUS) 2017 - 2021	Written Tycoon - Naturale	71	34	43	3(3)	$3,250,785	Ole Dancer - 1,064,375
12	Bivouac (AUS) 2016 - 2021	Exceed and Excel - Dazzler	74	31	42	2(2)	$3,147,095	Beiwacht - 955,700
13	Written Tycoon (AUS) 2002 - 2007	Iglesia - Party Miss	82	43	49	3(3)	$3,119,845	Tycoon Star - 342,100
14	Capitalist (AUS) 2013 - 2017	Written Tycoon - Kitalpha	86	41	57	2(3)	$2,850,396	Alpha Sofie - 280,400
15	Tagaloa (AUS) 2017 - 2021	Lord Kanaloa - Vasilissa	62	26	33	2(2)	$2,620,915	Salty Pearl - 786,250
16	Shamus Award (AUS) 2010 - 2014	Snitzel - Sunset Express	52	12	14	1(1)	$2,598,070	Torque to Be Sure - 1,772,500
17	Extreme Choice (AUS) 2013 - 2017	Not a Single Doubt - Extremely	31	15	24	2(4)	$2,594,600	Apocalyptic - 1,138,250
18	Blue Point (IRE) 2014 - 2020	Shamardal - Scarlett Rose	62	26	36	1(2)	$2,368,155	Point Barrow - 521,670
19	Too Darn Hot (GB) 2016 - 2020	Dubawi - Dar Re Mi	66	29	39	2(2)	$2,285,058	Rivellino - 336,100
20	Toronado (IRE) 2010 - 2015	High Chaparral - Wana Doo	75	31	44	1(1)	$2,262,397	Snow Mercy - 232,155

Rank	Stallion Ccode Yof - To Stud	Breeding	Rnrs	Wnrs	Wins	SW(SWins)	Earnings	Best Performer
1	I Am Invincible (AUS) 2004 - 2010	Invincible Spirit - Cannarelle	86	45	56	5(5)	$5,798,130	Ohope - 910,025
2	Written Tycoon (AUS) 2002 - 2007	Iglesia - Party Miss	82	43	49	3(3)	$3,119,845	Tycoon Star - 342,100
3	Capitalist (AUS) 2013 - 2017	Written Tycoon - Kitalpha	86	41	57	2(3)	$2,850,396	Alpha Sofie - 280,400
4	Snitzel (AUS) 2002 - 2006	Redoute's Choice - Snippets' Lass	79	39	57	5(7)	$4,617,418	Marhoona - 894,750
5	Farnan (AUS) 2017 - 2021	Not a Single Doubt - Tallow	75	37	51	2(3)	$4,242,963	Ninja - 1,109,675
6	Zoustar (AUS) 2010 - 2014	Northern Meteor - Zouzou	87	36	48	3(3)	$3,441,828	Plaintiff - 389,650
7	Ole Kirk (AUS) 2017 - 2021	Written Tycoon - Naturale	71	34	43	3(3)	$3,250,785	Ole Dancer - 1,064,375
8	Wootton Bassett (GB) 2008 - 2012	Iffraaj - Balladonia	74	33	42	3(3)	$3,314,625	Napoleonic - 367,300
9	Bivouac (AUS) 2016 - 2021	Exceed and Excel - Dazzler	74	31	42	2(2)	$3,147,095	Beiwacht - 955,700
10	Toronado (IRE) 2010 - 2015	High Chaparral - Wana Doo	75	31	44	1(1)	$2,262,397	Snow Mercy - 232,155
11	Flying Artie (AUS) 2013 - 2017	Artie Schiller - Flying Ruby	63	31	39	2(4)	$2,172,812	Sixties - 755,850
12	Too Darn Hot (GB) 2016 - 2020	Dubawi - Dar Re Mi	66	29	39	2(2)	$2,285,058	Rivellino - 336,100
13	Better Than Ready (AUS) 2009 - 2015	More Than Ready - Sally's World	73	29	39	0(0)	$1,909,701	Get Ready Lass - 295,650
14	Zousain (AUS) 2015 - 2020	Zoustar - Pasar Silbano	78	29	39	0(0)	$1,621,430	Virtual Illusion - 113,590
15	Spirit of Boom (AUS) 2007 - 2014	Sequalo - Temple Spirit	67	29	35	0(0)	$1,469,535	Forgotten Spirit - 173,675
16	Tassort (AUS) 2016 - 2020	Brazen Beau - Essaouira	49	29	34	0(0)	$1,329,906	Miss Freelove - 237,100
17	Maurice (JPN) 2011 - 2017	Screen Hero - Mejiro Frances	76	28	32	0(0)	$1,999,272	Miewa - 202,950
18	Exceedance (AUS) 2016 - 2020	Exceed and Excel - Bonnie Mac	54	27	37	1(1)	$1,445,496	Pure Excess - 183,980
19	So You Think (NZ) 2006 - 2012	High Chaparral - Triassic	69	26	38	2(5)	$3,475,115	Getta Good Feeling - 1,211,115
20	Tagaloa (AUS) 2017 - 2021	Lord Kanaloa - Vasilissa	62	26	33	2(2)	$2,620,915	Salty Pearl - 786,250

New Zealand

Leading 3yo Sires by

Rank	Stallion Ccode Yof - To Stud	Breeding	Rnrs	Wnrs	Wins	SW(SWins)	Earnings	Best Performer
1	Written Tycoon (AUS) 2002 - 2007	Iglesia - Party Miss	5	3	8	1(5)	$2,662,895	Well Written - 2,615,625
2	Ocean Park (NZ) 2008 - 2013	Thorn Park - Sayyida	20	7	12	3(5)	$1,816,805	Ohope Wins - 894,120
3	Snitzel (AUS) 2002 - 2006	Redoute's Choice - Snippets' Lass	10	5	9	1(2)	$1,522,605	He Who Dares - 772,300
4	Savabeel (AUS) 2001 - 2005	Zabeel - Savannah Success	26	9	14	3(5)	$1,384,515	Belle Cheval - 902,915
5	Circus Maximus (IRE) 2016 - 2021	Galileo - Duntle	26	6	9	2(2)	$1,184,390	Road to Paris - 823,235
6	El Roca (AUS) 2010 - 2015	Fastnet Rock - Rubimill	22	8	10	2(2)	$994,955	Lollapalooza - 588,725
7	Hello Youmzain (FR) 2016 - 2021	Kodiac - Spasha	32	17	20	2(3)	$805,397	Hello Hayley - 201,125
8	Super Seth (AUS) 2016 - 2020	Dundeel - Salutations	24	8	9	1(1)	$785,455	La Dorada - 453,250
9	U S Navy Flag (USA) 2015 - 2019	War Front - Misty for Me	25	10	15	1(1)	$662,270	War Princess - 294,500
10	Belardo (IRE) 2012 - 2017	Lope de Vega - Danaskaya	8	3	3	1(1)	$648,360	Romanoff - 576,100
11	Yes Yes Yes (AUS) 2016 - 2020	Rubick - Sin Sin Sin	3	2	3	1(1)	$475,185	Affirmative Action - 408,275
12	Time Test (GB) 2012 - 2018	Dubawi - Passage of Time	25	7	8	1(1)	$463,925	Geneva - 234,175
13	Tivaci (AUS) 2012 - 2017	High Chaparral - Breccia	23	11	13	0(0)	$442,117	Luna Capella - 68,160
14	Lucky Vega (IRE) 2018 - 2021	Lope de Vega - Queen of Carthage	1	1	4	1(2)	$423,990	That's Gold - 423,990
15	Churchill (IRE) 2014 - 2018	Galileo - Meow	3	2	3	0(0)	$418,100	Asakura - 350,000
16	Satono Aladdin (JPN) 2011 - 2018	Deep Impact - Magic Storm	15	6	8	1(1)	$413,585	Magic Carpet - 128,525
17	Darci Brahma (NZ) 2002 - 2007	Danehill - Grand Echezeaux	23	5	8	1(2)	$388,415	Tajana - 213,625
18	Almanzor (FR) 2013 - 2018	Wootton Bassett - Darkova	27	9	10	0(0)	$376,385	Ariadne - 111,900
19	Ribchester (IRE) 2013 - 2018	Iffraaj - Mujarah	22	9	10	0(0)	$352,875	L'Aigle Noir - 157,410
20	Ace High (AUS) 2014 - 2019	High Chaparral - Come Sunday	16	6	7	0(0)	$342,542	Panther - 173,285

Rank	Stallion Ccode Yof - To Stud	Breeding	Rnrs	Wnrs	Wins	SW(SWins)	Earnings	Best Performer
1	Hello Youmzain (FR) 2016 - 2021	Kodiac - Spasha	32	17	20	2(3)	$805,397	Hello Hayley - 201,125
2	Tivaci (AUS) 2012 - 2017	High Chaparral - Breccia	23	11	13	0(0)	$442,117	Luna Capella - 68,160
3	U S Navy Flag (USA) 2015 - 2019	War Front - Misty for Me	25	10	15	1(1)	$662,270	War Princess - 294,500
4	Savabeel (AUS) 2001 - 2005	Zabeel - Savannah Success	26	9	14	3(5)	$1,384,515	Belle Cheval - 902,915
5	Almanzor (FR) 2013 - 2018	Wootton Bassett - Darkova	27	9	10	0(0)	$376,385	Ariadne - 111,900
6	Ribchester (IRE) 2013 - 2018	Iffraaj - Mujarah	22	9	10	0(0)	$352,875	L'Aigle Noir - 157,410
7	El Roca (AUS) 2010 - 2015	Fastnet Rock - Rubimill	22	8	10	2(2)	$994,955	Lollapalooza - 588,725
8	Super Seth (AUS) 2016 - 2020	Dundeel - Salutations	24	8	9	1(1)	$785,455	La Dorada - 453,250
9	Ocean Park (NZ) 2008 - 2013	Thorn Park - Sayyida	20	7	12	3(5)	$1,816,805	Ohope Wins - 894,120
10	Time Test (GB) 2012 - 2018	Dubawi - Passage of Time	25	7	8	1(1)	$463,925	Geneva - 234,175
11	Contributer (IRE) 2010 - 2016	High Chaparral - Serisia	22	7	8	0(0)	$277,645	Shoma - 76,290
12	Circus Maximus (IRE) 2016 - 2021	Galileo - Duntle	26	6	9	2(2)	$1,184,390	Road to Paris - 823,235
13	Satono Aladdin (JPN) 2011 - 2018	Deep Impact - Magic Storm	15	6	8	1(1)	$413,585	Magic Carpet - 128,525
14	Ace High (AUS) 2014 - 2019	High Chaparral - Come Sunday	16	6	7	0(0)	$342,542	Panther - 173,285
15	Proisir (AUS) 2009 - 2015	Choisir - Prophet Jewel	22	6	8	1(1)	$313,625	Fairy Dream - 144,185
16	Wootton Bassett (GB) 2008 - 2012	Iffraaj - Balladonia	9	6	8	0(0)	$200,645	La Diem - 50,500
17	Turn Me Loose (NZ) 2011 - 2017	Iffraaj - Indomitable	20	6	6	0(0)	$170,660	Loose Jewels - 28,440
18	Snitzel (AUS) 2002 - 2006	Redoute's Choice - Snippets' Lass	10	5	9	1(2)	$1,522,605	He Who Dares - 772,300
19	Darci Brahma (NZ) 2002 - 2007	Danehill - Grand Echezeaux	23	5	8	1(2)	$388,415	Tajana - 213,625
20	Per Incanto (USA) 2004 - 2011	Street Cry - Pappa Reale	20	5	5	0(0)	$132,555	Kawakawa - 23,300