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Welcome

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The sales season keeps rolling on -

next stop the Inglis Classic Sale.

I

will be once again kicked off on Saturday (February 9) by the

Contributors

Inglis race day at Warwick Farm, which features the inaugural

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running of the $2 million Inglis Millennium (1200m) for two-

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year-old Inglis graduates. The electric night sale is concluded

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by the ‘Gold Ribband’ session, where this season’s Spring

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Champion Stakes (Gr 1, 2000m) winner Maid Of Heaven (Smart Missile) was sourced. With a bumper catalogue of

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It’s A Classic | Sebastian Hutch relishing new challenges at Inglis

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SEBASTIAN

HUTCH AFTER TEN TEN YEARS YEARS AT AFTER AT COOLMORE COOLMORE AUSTRALIA, AUSTRALIA, SEBASTIAN SEBASTIAN HUTCH HUTCH WAS WAS APPOINTED APPOINTED AS AS THE THE GENERAL MANAGER MANAGER OF OF BLOODSTOCK GENERAL BLOODSTOCK SALES SALES AT AT INGLIS. INGLIS. TIM TIM ROWE ROWE SPEAKS SPEAKS TO TO HUTCH HUTCH AHEAD AHEAD OF HIS HIS FIRST FIRST SALES SALES SEASON SEASON ON ON THE THE OTHER OTHER SIDE SIDE OF OF THE OF THE FENCE FENCE

S

By Tim Rowe

find his way into the top tier of the racing industry.

Having been educated at the same school as MV Magnier,

his father Dan is a veterinarian and thoroughbred breeder, while his mother Vanessa’s family was also involved in thoroughbred

ebastian Hutch was headhunted to lead the Inglis

Hutch spent his formative years at Coolmore, before moving to

bloodstock division and almost three months into his

operation’s Australia branch and moved to Inglis in Sydney last

His grandfather on his mother’s side bred 1968 Irish 2,000

new role he prepares to oversee his maiden yearling

November after he was appointed as the general manager of

Guineas (Gr 1, 1m) winner Mistigo (Miralgo) and 19 years later

auction, the company’s 2019 Classic Sale at Riverside

bloodstock sales.

his grandfather on his father’s side bred the Irish and English

Stables in Sydney.

“MV Magnier was in my class at boarding school and now

breeding.

2,000 Guineas (Gr 1, 1m) winner Don’t Forget Me (Ahonoora).

For some, his ascension to one of the most important roles at

he would be one of my best friends, so we had a connection

“I was extremely fortunate because my father was primarily

Australia’s oldest thoroughbred auction house may have come as

that started that way,” Hutch said of his close association with

an equine vet, so I had the opportunity to spend a lot of time

a surprise, but others believe the 33-year-old has the grounding,

Coolmore and the Magnier family.

around horses and had an upbringing that lent itself to learning

competence and desire to make an impact.

As the son of an Irish equine veterinarian and grandson of successful thoroughbred breeders on both sides of his family, it was always likely the university-educated Hutch would eventually

“Obviously, my parents were patrons of the stallions at Coolmore, so I got to know some of the people at Coolmore through that connection as well.”

Hutch grew up at Kanturk in Cork in the south of Ireland where

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about horses,” he said.

“My parents bred some very capable racehorses over the years and I became involved in that as I got older and it developed into a passion.”

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It’s A Classic | Sebastian Hutch relishing new challenges at Inglis

<< Continued from page 4

Graduating

from

the

University of Dublin with a Bachelor of Business and Legal Studies, it was during his tertiary education that he first officially worked with Coolmore’s marketing maestro Richard Henry. He also spent his summer holidays under the tutelage of trainer John Oxx and a stint working at Hollywood Park in the US under Hall Of Fame trainer Neil Drysdale.

At the time of arriving in Australia in August 2008, after a further stint in Ireland under Henry, Hutch found himself surrounded by experienced and respected industry professionals such as Peter O’Brien, Colm Santry and Michael Kirwan.

He would take the office soon-to-be vacated by the young ambitious James Harron while also working alongside Darley Flying Start graduate Henry Field.

Hutch credits not only Harron and Field but a host of other respected names associated with Coolmore in the early years of his move to Australia to being integral in his development.

“During that time I was able to inspect stock with people like Peter O’Brien, Demi O’Byrne, Harry King and they are all regarded as outstanding judges of horseflesh, so it was a wonderful environment to learn and further develop a skill set,” he recalls.

Harron, of course, is now one of the highest-profile and successful bloodstock agents in Australia and Field the founder of Newgate Farm, which has quickly become one of the largest stud operations in the Hunter Valley.

Hutch, too, has that infectious enthusiasm, incredible knowledge and drive to succeed, no doubt traits Inglis managing director Mark Webster wanted to tap into when approaching the then Coolmore employee about switching camps and joining the auction house.

Hutch says curiosity led him to considering the new role after it was first floated by him.

“Having had an initial discussion with Mark, I found the

countries like the States but as a whole package, the racing and

possibilities quite fascinating and through further discussions

breeding, there is nowhere that compares to Australia,” Hutch

Inglis was somewhere where I felt I could work and develop

added.

myself and make a positive contribution in an environment where the company continues to progress,” he said.

During his more than ten years in Australia he has become enamoured with the Australian racing industry and thoughts of returning to Europe to continue his career have never really entered his reckoning.

Some suggest Hutch could eventually succeed Webster in the top job at Inglis, but the man himself would not be drawn on such speculation except to say, in his typical dry wit, that “I haven’t even worked through my probationary period yet.”

Whether that ever comes to fruition or not, Hutch is firmly focused on his new role at Inglis, starting with February’s

Hutch said: “To be perfectly honest, from a professional point

Classic Sale, followed by the Premier Sale

of view, if you have enthusiasm for racing and breeding there

in Melbourne and, of course, its showcase

is nowhere else in the world you would want to be other than

Australian Easter Yearling Sale in April.

Australia.

“I started in the middle of November

“It is an incredibly stimulating racing environment – just the

and you take time to get to know your work

buoyancy and the attitude towards racing is very much in the

environment but the priority since I started has

social fabric and that can’t not but appeal to those people who

been to make sure that the yearling sale series is

have a passion for the sport.

a success. We are making sure that we have the

“I have been absolutely infatuated with the workings of

right buyers here for the right sales.

Australian racing pretty much as soon as I got to the country and

“We want to give vendors every opportunity

obviously I have spent a lot of time trying to learn the history of

to sell their horses when they bring them to

the sport here.

Classic, the Premier sale and, later on, the Easter

“It is not say, there aren’t endearing features of the sport in

sale.”

other parts of the world. There is great tradition in Britain and

While Hutch continues to focus on his role

Ireland and obviously there is great things about the sport in

at Inglis he also remains forever grateful for the support of the Magnier family and wider

I HAVE BEEN ABSOLUTELY INFATUATED WITH THE WORKINGS OF AUSTRALIAN RACING PRETTY MUCH AS SOON AS I GOT TO THE COUNTRY

Coolmore team for the part they have played in his development.

“Tom and the Magnier family were very good to me during my time at Coolmore,” he said.

“I was given some great opportunities and I really enjoyed it as an environment to work. I worked with some great people and with some elite stallions. Similarly, through the sales side of the season, we bred and sold a lot of good horses during the time I was there.”

With the depth of knowledge, passion and willingness to work, there is little doubt that Hutch will not only leave his mark on Inglis but also the wider thoroughbred industry and the Classic sale is just the start.

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It’s A Classic | Lime Country Thoroughbreds

2019 Inglis Classic Yearling Sale Supplement

Big move paying

the Griffin family off for

In 2016 Jo and Greg Griffin made a big decision to move from Hawke’s Bay in their native New Zealand to the historic Think Big Stud in Burradoo, New South Wales. Lewis Lesbirel catches up with Jo Griffin ahead of the operation’s second offering at the Inglis Classic Yearling Sale.

“The sales complex is only an hour

away from us and we are one of the closest consignors to it. It is a bit of a luxury to have that new complex right on our doorstep.”

Lime Country will be making the most of their idyllic location by bringing an impressivelooking 16-strong draft to the 2019 Inglis Classic sale, three of which are by exciting Coolmore stallion So You Think (High Chaparral), who was

“The farm is so beautiful that it made it very

presence and he will be one of those legends in

raced by Dato’ Tan Chin Nam for a large part of

easy to move. It is the most like New Zealand

Australian racing. He won everything under the

his career.

oving your family and livelihood

that we have found anywhere in Australia.

sun, I have a photo of him with all his trophies

from one country to another is

Grass, oak trees, hedges and willows, it is just

and it is just staggering.

a daunting prospect for anyone,

so much like home.

M

By Lewis Lesbirel

That trio includes Lime Country’s first horse through the ring, Lot 15, a daughter of

“He could be very generous when people

the Encosta De Lago (Fairy King) Mare Wonder

regardless of the strength of

“There is no handbrake over here, they are

were in times of need. We flew up to Malaysia,

I Do who is herself an unraced half-sister to

character the individuals in question possess.

just so progressive. Nobody sits around and

met his family and went over our plans for the

Singapore Group 3 winner Holy Empire (Holy

When Greg and Jo Griffin of Lime Country

complains about things, it gets done and that is

move to Australia.

Roman Emperor). Griffin feels her Danehill

Thoroughbreds moved from the Hawke’s Bay

very refreshing.”

“Dato’ was always all about business

(Danzig) free blood will be an attractive

area of New Zealand to set up base at the property

When making such a life-changing move, of

and wanted to know that we had a rock solid

proposition for the buying bench and she is

formerly known as Think Big Stud in New South

course, there are often helping hands along the

business plan in place for us to lease the

equally complimentary of Lot 273, a son of

Wales, their reasons for doing so were both

way. For the Griffins, that hand came courtesy of

property. Having his endorsement, for all the

1200 metre winner Duet (Danehill Dancer),

unequivocal and difficult to contend.

the late Dato’ Tan Chin Nam, the former owner of

people he could have leased the farm to in the

who Griffin believes is sharp enough to show

“Our move in February 2017 was largely

Think Big Stud who was instrumental in their move

industry, meant a lot to us.”

up over distances shorter than those typically

driven by the economy in Australia and the

to Australia prior to his passing in October last year.

Inglis had a few critics when they decided to

massive amount of growth and opportunity

“He was super intelligent, witty and loved

up sticks and move from Randwick to Warwick

It is Lot 192, however, who Griffin reserved

in bloodstock here, particularly in New South

racing so much,” Griffin said of the popular

Farm, but it wouldn’t have been the Griffins you

the most praise for of Lime Country’s So You

Wales,” Jo Griffin said.

Malaysian businessman. “He was a very good

would have heard complaining.

Think offerings. Out of the winning Cadeaux

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HE COULD BE VERY GENEROUS WHEN PEOPLE WERE IN TIMES OF NEED. WE FLEW UP TO MALAYSIA, MET HIS FAMILY AND WENT OVER OUR PLANS FOR THE MOVE TO AUSTRALIA

Genereux (Young Generation) mare Cavita, the colt is a half-brother to the stakes placed The Peak (Pendragon).

“The mare throws a beautiful foal and he is another very good looking horse,” Griffin said.

“He’s very strong, so he would be one of those So You Thinks who you’d be expecting to be doing it over 1400 and 1600 metres I would have thought. He’s quite precocious.

“You could see him turning into a Guineas type, he’s that style of horse. The family under

“He’s just a gorgeous horse. He’s very

“We’ve done that purposely because we

ringside for the Griffin’s and their team, as

the third dam suggests stamina and I guess the

flashy and well-balanced, stands within himself

see this as a trainers sale,” she said. “Coming

Lime Country also consign the very next horse

horse always decides, but he certainly looks like

well and has a good brain. I like him a lot.”

from New Zealand we’ve had a lot to do with the

through the ring, a Smart Missile (Fastnet

The farm will also offer a filly (Lot 626) by

Ready To Run market, and this is the kind of sale

Rock) colt, whose page has been subject to a

“A mile over here would suit him beautifully

Widden Stud’s champion first season sire

where those pinhooking guys can come and fill

timely update after his half-brother broke his

and he looks strong enough to be getting up

Zoustar (Northern Meteor). She is the first

their boots with colts.

maiden in November.

and doing something a bit earlier.”

a lovely Guineas type.

foal out of the winning mare Queen’s Crown

“She’s very typical of the sire. A Big girl,

There was only one stallion who enjoyed

Griffin also expressed her excitement

(Congrats) from the family of exciting young

twisty little ears, anyone that knows Zoustar

a more lucrative time on the Gold Coast than

for Lot 67, a colt by Woodside Park’s stallion

stallions Deep Field (Northern Meteor) and

stock will look at her and go ‘bang, that’s a

Zoustar and that was Yarraman Park’s sire I

Written Tycoon (Iglesia) from a top-class New

Shooting To Win (Northern Meteor).

Zoustar filly’.

Am Invincible (Invincible Spirit) and the Griffin’s

Zealand family who is Lime Country’s single representative in the Gold Riband session.

“He would be the most exciting horse in the draft. He’s made it into Gold Riband and he also

“Obviously with the way Zoustar is going

“I’m really excited about getting her to the

will offer a colt by the star stallion at Classic.

at the moment, I think his filly and the Written

sale. Zoustar is one of the sires of the moment

The youngster is out of the three-time winning

Tycoon colt are going to be really well received,”

and had a great Magic Millions.

mare Auckland Beauty (Redoute’s Choice) and,

said Griffin.

“They have a long term breeding plan for

made it into Book 1 of Magic Millions. He could

The filly is one of only three female offerings

the mare and she’s the sort of filly that could

have gone to Easter as well, but we specifically

in Lime Country’s 16-strong draft, a decision

have future upside, as well as the deep family

targeted this sale for him to be a stand-out in

that Griffin acknowledges was calculated due to

behind her.”

the Gold Riband session.

the complexion of the Classic market.

It is likely to a nervous few minutes

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further afield, hails from the family of Champion Two-Year-Old Align (Night Shift).

“He is a big horse as you sometimes get with Vinnie’s. He’s a tall, scopey horse but he’s also a September 1 colt.

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It’s A Classic | Lime Country Thoroughbreds

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2019 Inglis Classic Yearling Sale Supplement

“There’s

obviously a lot to like about him but one thing I particularly like is the way those broodmare sires stack up. Redoute’s Choice is a very good broodmare sire followed by More Than Ready and Canny Lad. He’ll be well sought after.

“He doesn’t look like a first foal. You wouldn’t have thought a Redoute’s mare would leave a horse this big and hopefully he puts it all together. They’re trying to get the mare off to a really good start and they’ve picked a very successful sire.

“We have a lot of proven sires in the draft which is one thing we are particularly pleased with. We’ll be one of the deepest drafts, sire wise, across the horses that we are taking.”

To complement that group of proven stallions, Lime Country also has representation from a number of up and coming sires, including the likes of Lot 350, by Deep Field, and Lot 548, a colt by Arrowfield Stud shuttler Olympic Glory (Choisir) whom Griffin feels is ‘a flashy, muscly, ready-made Hong Kong horse’.

Foxwedge (Fastnet Rock), who will relocate to Woodside Park in Victoria, is another stallion represented in Lime Country’s draft, and Griffin feels that the colt, out of the wellrelated unraced mare Gogoreilly (O’Reilly), is the quintessential Inglis Classic type.

“We are particularly fond of this one,” she said. “We broke the dam in New Zealand for a client who still owns the mare, and at the time she was the most expensive O’Reilly filly ever sold at sale, so it’s nice having her here at the farm.

“Obviously the first foal is now a winner and I think this one is a real trainer’s horse. A trainer would look at him and go, ‘yep, that’s a rock solid unit and I can get on with getting him going’ as they like to over here. He just looks like a very sound horse.

“We feel this is a trainers sale. It is a place they can come, buy horses for the stable who are good, sound individuals.

“You can’t fill your stable with those million dollar horses and you can come to Classic and get a lot of very good quality horses, that trainers

good brain on him and I think by the time the

can get home and get on with the job. Over here,

sale comes he’s going to finish out into a nice,

it is all about having a sound individual who eats,

workmanlike individual for trainers.

sleeps and has a good brain on him.

“I think he has been the biggest improver.

“So much winning is done through

I’m really pleased with his progress, his top line

soundness and temperament - it’s not always

and muscle definition has improved, and he was

the best racehorse that wins the race.”

just a bit gangly when he first started his prep.

Another yearling who Griffin is confident

“I think he’s going to peak and come

of that ‘trainer’s horse’ moniker is Lot 370, a

together at the right time as he’s filling out his

colt by Newgate Farm’s first crop sire Wandjina

frame.”

(Snitzel) who already boasts the stakes placed

In what will be just their second Inglis

Grand Scholar among his select group of

Classic consignment under the Lime Country

runners to hit the track.

banner, Griffin is hoping to see the maintenance

The third foal out of the Group 3-winning

of a good clearance rate at the Riverside Stables

mare Hidden Kisses (Hidden Dragon), Griffin

auction, a complex that she believes is of the

explains that the colt has shown the most

highest quality.

improvement of all Lime Country’s draft since their respective preparations began last year.

“Hidden Kisses would be one of Hidden

“Inglis have provided an amazing, worldclass facility, and I commend them for doing it,” she said.

Dragon’s best performers,” she said. “She was

“The expectation of facilities from a vendor’s

tough at all ages and distances and had plenty

perspective isn’t high in Australia, but they have

of two-year-old form.

gone above and beyond what the customer

“He’s quite a plain looking colt but structurally everything is together. He has a very

expected, and I hope they reap the rewards for that going forward.”

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It’s A Classic | Vinery’s future in safe hands with exciting young sires

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Headwater | Vinery Stud

Vinery’s future is in safe hands With their longtime flag-bearer More Than Ready not returning to the Hunter Valley in 2019, the stud’s nominations and sales manager Adam White talks to Lewis Lesbirel about the nursery’s bright future.

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By Lewis Lesbirel

and he certainly has. He’s the only stallion who has been

you over the years, but you also need the young, exciting players

Champion Two-Year-Old Sire here and in America. His accolades

coming through. We think we’ve got a couple of those in Press

ny roll of honour that features top-class performers

are endless. No other stallion has sired more winners than him

Statement and Headwater.”

Exceed And Excel (Danehill), Russian Revolution

ever, which is quite astounding.

Although those two are in the infancy of their stud careers,

(Snitzel) and Shamus Award (Snitzel) is likely to

“We have to accept that he’s not returning and we have some

Vinery’s flag has been flown in the past two years by All Too Hard

command the attention of prospective buyers. What

really nice young stallions that we have a lot of confidence in, and

(Casino Prince), who is enjoying a blistering season with his first

those three Group 1 winners and subsequent stallions have in

that we feel are the right type of horses to work specifically in this

crop of three-year-olds - spearheaded by the hugely progressive

common is that they spent their formative years at Vinery Stud

country.

Tarka.

in Scone, the world-renowned nursery who will head into the upcoming Inglis Classic Sale with an enviable 28-strong draft packed to the rafters full of stoutly-bred individuals.

“The future is bright and that’s the way we have to look at it.

We have to go out and create that new More Than Ready.”

And with that the search for the heir is well underway. The stud

“All Too Hard is doing a wonderful job,” White said. “He’s currently fourth on the leading sires of three-year-olds in the country behind I Am Invincible, Snitzel and Zoustar, so he’s

If ever you needed reminding of the quality that comes

has thrown its support behind a pair of young, exciting stallions

through Vinery, you only have to go as far back as the 2016

in Press Statement (Hinchinbrook) and Headwater (Exceed And

“He doesn’t have a superstar but he’s very consistent with

renewal of the Classic sale to find Frolic (Husson), who found only

Excel), with White particularly enthusiastic about the prospects

what he’s been producing. We know he’s got the numbers

She Will Reign (Manhattan Rain) too good in the 2017 Golden

of the former.

coming through for him where those stars will come in the future.

Slipper Stakes (Gr 1, 1200m) a little over 12 months after she was purchased for $100,000 in the sales ring.

certainly punching out the winner’s at a good rate.

“He was an outstanding two-year-old but he trained on to

“They’re not natural two-year-olds, although he had 14 two-

win the Caulfield Guineas, so he was an exceptional athlete,” he

year-old winners last year. I think they have great attitudes, very

This is no ordinary period in Vinery Stud’s rich history,

said. “One thing I’ve found with people coming to see our yearling

much like him, which is why they get to the track at a young age,

however, as there is a changing of the guard occuring at the

drafts, people have been really impressed by his stock. They’ve

but I think taking them patiently, once they’re three they really

New South Wales farm. Vinery’s long time flag-bearer and

been labelling him as a Smokey and a bit of a dark horse, which is

come to hand.

hugely successful shuttle sire More Than Ready (Southern Halo)

no surprise to us as we know what he’s been giving us as a type.

“The trainers love them because of they’re attitudes and he’s

departed for the final time at the end of the 2018 breeding season,

“He averaged $170,000 up at Magic Millions and they sold up

leaving in his wake a legacy that nominations and sales manager

to $340,000, which is terrific for a horse who stands for $15,000. I

White and the Vinery team will be hoping All Too Hard’s

Adam White feels has transcended the realms of the stud.

think the momentum has started well and will continue at Classic

explosive start to the current season will be mirrored in the

“He’s been a wonderful stallion, not only for our brand and

because I know what we’ve got, and I’ve seen a few of the Press

Classic sales ring, when a daughter of the stallion out of the

our farm, but for the country in general,” White said. “While it is

Statements at other farms as well, so I know he’s going to have a

Group 1-placed mare Walk In The Park (Thorn Park) kicks off

sad and disappointing to see him leave, we just have to reflect on

good bunch in Sydney. He was trained there so he should go well.

proceedings on day one of the Riverside Stables auction.

what he’s achieved.

“Not many of these shuttle sires do it in both hemispheres

really establishing himself as a good-value, proven stallion.”

“I’ve always said that stallion rosters are like football teams.

Later that afternoon, White is hopeful of a good reception for

You’ve got some older statesmen that have done a good job for

Lot 81, a daughter of Headwater out of the winning mare Fill Me

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HE’S BEEN A WONDERFUL STALLION, NOT ONLY FOR OUR BRAND AND OUR FARM, BUT FOR THE COUNTRY IN GENERAL

Up (Zizou). The filly is from the same family as Group 1 performers Sky Cuddle (Snippets) and Champagne Cuddles (Not A Single Doubt), and is Vinery’s sole representative in the Gold Riband session.

“If I had to pick one she’d be the best of them,” White said.

“To make that Gold Riband session you have to be a very forward, two-year-old type of horse, and she is definitely that.

“She’s very compact and is a good mover, out of a daughter of Zizou who ran a placing in the Golden Slipper..

“There’s good two-year-old form down the pedigree including Champagne Cuddles who is quite a good filly running around at the moment. It is a two-year-old family by a horse who was a two-year-old himself, so she is the perfect filly to be putting into that Gold Riband section.

“They’ve designed it to attract those forward type of horses.

You need a horse who looks like they’ll go early and that has a page to say that it will. As far as our draft is concerned, they

Lot 561 Press Statement - Night War colt | Vinery Stud

couldn’t have picked a more suitable candidate.”

Similar comments apply to Lot 124, another daughter of Headwater and the first foal out of a half-sister to five stakes

was a pretty good racemare, she won four races and a quarter of

like this. Those looking for a ready made type will be drawn to this

performers including Golden Slipper winner Polar Success

a million. She was very unlucky not to be a Group winner when

colt” said White.

(Success Express).

she was beaten a nose in the Tibbie.

“He has the looks to compliment the pedigree. Fortunately

“She could have been one that made that Gold Riband

“She goes back to a family that has been with Vinery for a

we decided to take him here, and had we taken him to Magic

session as well,” White said. “She’s an early foal, born in August,

very long time. We used to own her third dam Shizu who won the

Millions he would have been sold before Exhilarates won the 2YO

and her mother is a half-sister to a Golden Slipper winner.

Thousand Guineas, and we still have this filly’s grandmother who

Classic.

“Headwater was a very good two-year-old so I don’t think

is still producing. This is a family that generally improves as it gets

“He would be the pick of the Press Statements. The page

she will take long to grace the racetrack. She’s another very good

older and being an All Too Hard filly, I think she’ll be even better as

is very active and based on physical type, he’d be the obvious

example of what Headwater is producing.

a three and four-year-old.

choice for anyone.”

“It has always been a big page and there is always a good horse

“You get to know families quite well and that helps when

It is likely to be an exciting few minutes for Vinery and Press

from this family running around. It’s a very forward pedigree and

you’re doing the mating plans for the mares to try and breed the

Statement, as the stud also consign the previous lot through the

anyone who wants an early runner should be looking at this filly.”

right horse. It helps with knowing whether they are two-year-old

ring, a daughter of the stakes-placed mare Night At The Opera

types or may need a bit more time.”

(Good Journey).

While early runners are an attractive proposition for a large proportion of the buying bench, an appetite remains for horses

The remainder of Vinery’s All Too Hard offerings include a

Together with yearlings by their own stallions, an intriguing

that may be putting their best foot forward as they enter their

half-sister to three stakes winners out of Loving New (Choctaw

addition to Vinery’s Classic draft is Lot 517, a daughter from the

three-year-old season, and White believes Lot 348, a daughter

Ridge) (Lot 464), a champion filly in her native Brazil, as well as

first crop of Woodside Park’s stallion Rich Enuff (Written Tycoon)

of All Too Hard out of the Stratum (Redoute’s Choice) mare Gold

the first foal out of the Azamour (Night Shift) mare Sagamiyna (Lot

who White feels has shown significant improvement throughout

Epona, may be one who falls into that category.

673), herself a half-sister to Prix Saint Alary (Gr 1, 2000m) heroine

her sales preparation.

“She’s a nice filly, she’s a later foal but she’s strong enough and she should generate a lot of interest,” White said. “Her mother

Sagawara (Shamardal) from a top-class European family.

thrived during the preparation. She’s come on leaps and bounds and

family steeped in Vinery’s history who White reserved the

enjoys the work that she does. She has a great attitude and I think

most praise for in the shape of Lot 561. By Press Statement

she’s the one that I’ve seen turn a corner the most.

out of the Group 2-winning mare Night War (General Nediym),

“Her dam Miss Imagica won ten races and over half a million.

the colt descends from the same family as Group 1 winner

Rich Enuff was a very fast horse and I think this filly will be for

Samaready (More Than Ready), whose Vinery-sold two-year-

those looking at getting an early runner.

old daughter Exhilarates (Snitzel) gave the page a timely

“This is his first crop and the mare came down here to go to

update when winning the Magic Millions 2YO Classic (RL,

one of our other stallions Star Turn, so that’s why this filly was

1200m) last month.

born here and is going through our draft,” White explained.

“It’s a family on the move and another one that we’ve had a lot of,” White said. “We raced Samaready and she is here, we bred and sold Exhilarates. We purchased Night War as a mare and she’s had two to the races who have both won as two-year-olds.

“I haven’t seen a lot of the Rich Enuff’s, but she’s a really wellbalanced horse and is a good advertisement for her sire.”

With relations to Shamus Award (Lot 746) and Blackfriars (Lot 354) giving Vinery’s draft profound depth, White is understandably

“She was a very talented two-year-old herself, and Samaready

relishing the prospect of another successful Inglis Classic Sale,

was a Group 1 winner as a juvenile. If you look further down the

an auction which he feels ‘has a horse for everyone’ and is ‘a place

page you see Almalad who was a Champion Two-Year-Old Colt

you can by a nice one for not a lot of money’.

in Australia.

Chris Waller with Press Statement | Vinery Stud

“She’s quite a nice filly,” he said. “She was a bit backward but has

But it is another one of those yearlings to hail from a

Given the above, it would take a brave man to bet against one

“I think this colt is a ready made running type. He’ll get up and go early, so I think he will suit the buying bench well at a sale

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his second-crop daughter Beauty Parlour, a Wildenstein Stables

By James Thomas

homebred, ran out a comfortable winner of the Poule D’Essai Des

ew, if any, sires the world over can boast the global

Pouliches (Gr 1, 1600m) in 2012, the same year that Aquamarine

reach of Deep Impact (Sunday Silence). Over the last

also landed the Prix Allez France (Gr 3, 2000m) at Chantilly.

decade the Japanese sensation has developed into

Then came Gentildonna, a daughter of Deep Impact and the

one of the most dominant stallions on the planet, and

Cheveley Park Stakes (Gr 1, 6f) winner Donna Blini (Bertolini),

now looks poised to see his influence furthered by a growing

who saw off no lesser a rival than Cirrus Des Aigles (Even Top) to

roster of exciting sire sons standing in different corners of the

land the 2014 Dubai Sheema Classic (Gr 1, 2410m) at Meydan,

world.

having previously struck in four Group 1s in Japan. Vivlos later

It stands to reason that the Shadai Stallion Station kingpin should have exerted such a far-reaching influence, as his own

followed in the footsteps of his paternal sibling by landing the 2017 Dubai Turf (Gr 1, 1800m).

pedigree acts as a neat symbol of the success that can be

In 2015 the Deep Impact bandwagon rolled on into

achieved by marrying bloodlines cultivated in different parts of

Australia, as trainer Noriyuki Hori sent Real Impact to Rosehill,

the globe.

where he got the better of Criterion (Sebring) and Kermadec

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Bred in Japan by Northern Farm, he is by Sunday Silence

(Teofilo) to win the George Ryder Stakes (Gr 1, 1500m). Two

(Halo) who was crowned champion three-year-old in the US

years later Tosen Stardom, who left Yasutoshi Ikee to join

talent to his progeny, he has also found popularity as an outcross

having landed the Kentucky Derby (Gr 1, 10f), Preakness Stakes

Darren Weir, claimed the Toorak Handicap (Gr 1, 1600m) and

option for the ubiquitous Danzig (Northern Dancer) or Sadler’s

(Gr 1, 9f) and the Breeders’ Cup Classic (Gr 1, 10f) in 1989.

the Emirates Stakes (registered as LKS Mackinnon Stakes)

Wells blood found in so many current pedigrees. Such a lineage

(Gr 1, 2000m).

should ensure that and he and his sire sons receive plenty of

A year later, with his racing career behind him, Sunday Silence was shipped to Japan by visionary breeder Zenya Yoshida, where

Deep Impact has again made his presence felt in Europe in

the horse went on to become champion sire for 13 consecutive

recent years, most notably through Saxon Warrior, who won the

Another leading breeder who is acutely aware of the

years from 1995 to 2007.

2,000 Guineas (Gr 1, 1m), having landed the Racing Post Trophy

significance of Deep Impact is Arrowfield Stud supremo John

(Gr 1, 1m) at two, and Study Of Man, winner of last year’s French

Messara. And, as has so often been the case with the man who

Derby (Gr 1, 2100m).

gave Australian breeders Danehill, Messara’s bold approach

Deep Impact is not only the son of a dominant stallion, but out of a hugely talented racemare in Wind In Her Hair (Alzao), who

opportunities going forward.

was bred in Ireland by Swettenham Stud And Barronstown Stud.

In truth, the successes of Saxon Warrior and Study Of Man

to breeding has put himself and Arrowfield ahead of the curve.

During her own racing days under the care of John Hills, Wind In

did not tell us anything we did not already know about Deep

It is a little over 20 years ago that Arrowfield first sent a select

Her Hair won a German Group 1 and also finished runner-up to

Impact, whose ability to supply top-class performers over a

number of mares to be bred to Sunday Silence on southern

Balanchine (Storm Bird) in the 1994 Oaks (Gr 1, 1m4f) at Epsom.

range of trips, at different ages and in a variety of countries had

hemisphere time, and it was a venture that brought noteworthy

long since been established.

success. Among the mares who visited the Shadai Stallion

Deep Impact followed in his sire’s footsteps by producing champion performances on the racetrack, having won no less

What they did highlight, however, is how some of the best

Station was Joie Denise, a daughter of Danehill who produced

than seven Grade 1s over a range of trips from 2000 metres to

and most powerful breeders in the world have latched onto Deep

AJC Australian Oaks (Gr 1, 2400m) winner Sunday Joy when

3000 metres, and, more importantly, has gone on to become a

Impact.

bred to Sunday Silence.

genuine breed-shaper at stud.

Saxon Warrior is the product of the Coolmore partners’

Sunday Joy has since earned her own piece of Australian

Deep Impact took up covering duties at the Yoshida family’s

breeding programme, with a number of their high-achieving

racing immortality, as she is also the dam of the iconic More

Shadai Stallion Station in 2007, and has since made a rapid

Galileo (Sadler’s Wells) mares having visited Deep Impact in

ascent of the global stallion ranks. Such is his elite status, he can

recent covering seasons. While Study Of Man was bred by

Arrowfield has repeated the

now boast of being the world’s most expensive advertised sire,

Flaxman Stables, the banner under which the all conquering

trick with Sunday Silence’s most

with a fee of ¥40 million ($508,685).

Niarchos family operate.

Such a lofty perch has been well earned, as he has sired no fewer than 126 stakes winners from ten crops of racing age.

influential son, having bred

With Saxon Warrior having joined the stallion roster at Coolmore in Ireland this year, where

That number includes a monstrous 39 elite winners.

he has been introduced to breeders at a

Moreover, there is an admirable diversity to his top-flight tally.

fee of €30,000, and with Study Of Man

Despite relatively limited overseas opportunities, his progeny

assured a place at stud once his racing days

have achieved success at the highest level in Australia, Britain,

are over, Deep Impact’s influence in Europe

Dubai, France and Hong Kong, as well as his native Japan.

can only increase in the coming years.

It did not take long for Deep Impact to suggest he might turn out to be a sire of international

consequence,

as

Joyous (More Than Ready).

three fillies and two colts by Deep Impact who were born in 2016.

Continued on page 16>>

While Deep Impact’s primary appeal is undoubtedly his ability to transmit immense

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Two of the fillies, those out of Alverta (Flying Spur)

and Charming Estelle (Redoute’s Choice), were sold at last year’s Inglis Australian Easter Yearling Sale, where the former fetched $1.1m from Waller Racing and Guy Mulcaster, and the latter brought $1m from Sheikh Mohammed bin Khalifa al Maktoum.

The connection between the Yoshida family’s Shadai Stallion Station and Arrowfield has led to the dual Group 1-winning sprinter-milers Real Impact and Mikki Isle becoming the first sons of Deep Impact to stand in Australia, with the pair having shuttled to Arrowfield since 2016 and 2017 respectively.

Mikki Isle’s debut foals are on the ground, and with sale season in full swing, the Australian market is getting its first look at the initial crop of yearlings by Real Impact.

There were some positive early signs at Magic Millions’ flagship sale, where Triple Crown Syndications and Moody Racing signed for fillies by Real Impact at $240,000 and $200,000 respectively, prices that represent eye-catching returns on a covering fee of just $19,250.

Given the tidal wave of success behind their sire line, it will be fascinating to see how the 21 lots by the dual Group 1 winner Real Impact fare at the upcoming Inglis Classic Yearling Sale.

A quick skim through Real Impact’s Classic Sale entries confirms his immense outcross appeal, as he has covered mares by the likes of Fastnet Rock (Danehill), Flying Spur (Danehill) and the mighty Redoute’s Choice.

Among the standout offerings on paper are: Torryburn Stud’s Lot 14, a half-brother to Group 2-placed She Knows (Denman) out of a three-parts sister to the dam of Hong Kong Group 1 winner Contentment (Hussonet); Lot 421 from Newhaven Park, a colt whose second dam is a half-sister to Group 1-winning mare Typhoon Tracy (Red Ransom); Lot 441, a filly from the family of Gunnison (Not A Single Doubt) and Lucky Bubbles (Sebring) offered

by Arrowfield; and Lot 479, a colt out of a sister to dual Group 1 winner Sudurka (Perugino), offered by Monarch Stud.

Given his dominance over the last decade, and not to mention that he now has the backing of some of the biggest names in the world of bloodstock, it seems almost inevitable that Deep Impact’s influence will deepen through his growing roster of sire sons.

With Real Impact and Mikki Isle waiting in the wings, Australia can be the starting point

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THE CLASSIC SALE HAS BEEN AMAZING FOR US. LIFE CHANGING TO GET THOSE TWO FILLIES AND WIN A SLIPPER - SCOTT DARBY

and looking to buy five or six I’d say. We probably went a touch too hard last year and finished up with 44 horses to syndicate which was a stretch and we’re still tidying up a couple,” he said.

Darby

While it’s virtually impossible to top Darby’s value Classic

Racing managed

buys, they’ve not been the only buyers to find a good horse at the

- extraordinarily -

Extreme Choice (Not A Single Doubt) and multiple stakes

(All American) and She Will

winner I Am A Star (I Am Invincible) were, like Yankee Rose,

Reign (Manhattan Rain) from

Extreme Choice would go on to win both the Blue Diamond

2015 and 2016 Inglis Classic Sales

and AJ Moir Stakes and the $1.7 million earner now standing

and parting with just $30,000 for the pair -

at Newgate Farm, was an “in hindsight” a Classic bargain at

$10,000 for the daughter of All American (Red

$100,000 while I Am A Star - the 2016 Myer Classic (registered

Ransom), while She Will Reign cost $20,000.

as Empire Rose Stakes) (Gr 1, 1600m) winner of $1.5 million -

“Absolutely blessed,” Darby principal and founder

was a literal bargain after being purchased for $40,000. Multiple

Scott Darby has conceded of these two perspicacious

stakes-winner Savanna Amour (Love Conquers All), the winner of

A IN M

$660,000, was also sold that year for $100,000.

Yankee Rose was first-up, which is readily forgotten, a half

The Classic yearling who does rival Yankee Rose and She Will

length second to Capitalist (Written Tycoon) in the 2016 edition

Reign in the bargain basement stakes is Whobegotyou (Street

of the Golden Slipper Stakes (Gr 1, 1200m). She scored at elite

Cry) who made just $19,500 at the 2007 edition of the Sydney-

level in the Inglis Sires’ (registered as ATC Sires’ Produce Stakes)

based sale. Like Yankee Rose, he was a Widden Stud offering

(Gr 1, 1400m) and the Spring Champion Stakes (Gr 1, 2000m)

and knocked down to a then buying newcomer Laurence Eales

and was third to Winx (Street Cry) and Hartnell (Authorized) in the

who said had a “thing” for Street Cry - which is made even

2016 Cox Plate (Gr 1, 2040m). The mare retired the winner of four

more astonishing as it was before the stallion’s multiple Group

of her ten starts, which saw her accumulate $2,043,700 in career

1-winning Zenyatta and Winx came along.

prize-money.

Whobegotyou won ten races including the Caulfield Guineas

TH

She Will Reign, of course, won the Golden Slipper the

G

graduates of the 2015 Sale.

1149 yearlings catalogued at the

purchases.

following year, beating another Classic graduate Frolic (Husson),

By Steve Moran

February Sale and not the only ones to pick up a bargain.

to select Yankee Rose

(Gr 1, 1600m) and Caulfield Stakes (Gr 1, 2000m) and earned over $3.2 million in career prize-money.

by just over two lengths. The impressive filly went on to win a

Two other extremely notable, and often overlooked, value

ranted there’s a good, few

second Group 1, when taking out the the AJ Moir Stakes (Gr 1,

Classic graduates were champion Hong Kong sprinter Silent

more to sift through these

1000m) Moonee Valley as a three-year-old. She won $3,206,900

Witness (El Moxie) and fellow Hong Kong Group 1 winner

days

in career prize-money.

Contentment (Hussonet). They were secured by John Foote

with

1013

horses

catalogued for the 2019 Inglis

Both mares were subsequently sold to Northern Farm in

Bloodstock and David Price’s Price Bloodstock Management

Classic Yearling Sale and the prices seem have risen,

Japan - Yankee Rose for a reported $2 million and She Will Reign

and were both shrewdly sold to Hong Kong on the back of trial

especially after last year’s record-breaking sale, the first at the

for an undisclosed sum. Yankee Rose has since foaled a filly by

form.

brand new complex at Riverside Stables in Warwick Farm.

Japanese sire sensation Deep Impact (Sunday Silence).

Silent Witness sold for $55,000 at the 2001 Inglis Classic

But it may well still be worth your while with often a classic

It’s a knack the Darby team displayed from their first year of

sale. He won his first 17 starts and was the world champion

bargain to be had at the first Inglis sale of the season. And

sales operation (2008) when they secured the Beautiful Crown

sprinter in 2003, 2004 and 2005 and won over HKD$62 million

while last year’s sales average jumped 34 per cent, it’s still the

(Chief’s Crown) filly Our Joan Of Arc for $15,000. She won the

in career earnings.

one where you might get “more bang for your buck” as Inglis’

Gimcrack Stakes (Listed, 1000m) and Maribyrnong Plate (Gr 3,

Jonathan D’Arcy observes.

1000m) at two; earned almost $250,000 and was later sold for

And he’ll get no argument from Darby Racing’s Scott Darby

$220,000.

The trailblazing Royal Ascot winner Choisir (Danehill Dancer) was, incidentally, sold for the same price at the same sale.

Contentment, runner-up to champion Maurice (Screen Hero)

who, in conjunction with (Hubie) De Burgh Equine, was the leading

“The Classic Sale has been amazing for us. Life changing

in the 2016 Champions Mile before (Gr 1, 1600m) winning the

Book 1 buyer last year. All up, and including one purchased with

to get those two fillies and win a Slipper. It’s like many of your

race the following year, was a $65,000 purchase who won and he

trainer Matt Smith, Darby secured 22 yearlings at Classic in 2018

dreams in life, once you get there you can’t quite take it in. It’s

would repay this, ending his career with prize-money earnings

and 28 at three previous Classic Sales.

only afterwards that you realise how massive it was,” Darby said.

over HK$34 million.

Hardly a shock given previous successes the syndicator has enjoyed at the sale in the past.

Darby said his team would not be the leading buyer this year but would again be on the hunt for a good deal. “We’ll be there

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Fastnet Rock

Piccadilly Circus

(AUS)

2010 Fastnet Rock – Rose Of Cimmaron by Bite The Bullet

Standing at: Kingstar Farm, NSW

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2016 fee:

$7,700 (inc GST)

2017 fee:

$7,700 (inc GST)

Danzig Razyana Royal Academy

Danehill

Gatana Spectacular Bid Lassie’s Lady Afleet

Bite the Bullet

Rose Of Cimmaron

Gainesville

2018 fee:

Adarling

$7,700 (inc GST)

rained most recently by Warwick Farm handler David

Bull Point continued to perform with credit in defeat in Group

Vandyke, Bull Point (Fastnet Rock) won four of his 25

company for the remainder of 2014, running a close third in the

sire and sire of sires

starts and amassed career earnings of $552,000.

Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes (Gr 1, 1400m) in September after a

Fastnet

switch to the Chris Waller yard, and a stint at the Tony McEvoy

Point is a brother to

stable soon followed.

Group 3 winner Siege

A $960,000 purchase at the Magic Millions 2012

Gold Coast Yearling Sale, the son of Fastnet Rock (Danehill) showed promise from an early age while in the care of Gai Waterhouse, winning on his debut by two lengths over 1000 metres at Randwick in June 2013, and he made steady progress with each visit to the racecourse thereafter.

The Blake Sandblom-owned entire was transferred to Vandyke towards the end of 2015 in the final move of his career.

It was a switch which reaped almost instant reward, with Bull Point winning three barrier trials before taking out the Gardenia

He finished an excellent third in the Golden Rose Stakes (Gr

By

champion Rock,

WELL-RELATED GROUP WINNING SON OF FASTNET ROCK

Bull

Of Quebec, who was also third in last year’s Toorak Handicap (Gr 1, 1600m).

Handicap (1600m) at Randwick in decisive fashion.

Bull Point’s dam, Rose Of Cimmaron (Bite The Bullet),

1, 1400m) in September 2013 and, on his return from a four-

It was to be the last time Bull Point was sighted in a winner’s

was twice a winner over 1300 and 1800 metres and is a sister

month break, ran away with the Manfred Stakes (Gr 3, 1200m)

enclosure, though, as he was retired to take up stallion duties

to Mica’s Pride, the dam of four-time Group 1 winner Criterion

at Caulfield.

shortly afterwards.

(Sebring), Doomben Cup (Gr 1, 2000m) hero Comin’ Through (Fastnet Rock), Group 2-winning mare Varenna Miss (Redoute’s Choice) and Listed winner Silently (Anabaa), the dam of stakes winner Muwaary (O’Reilly).

His second dam, the Afleet (Mr Prospector) mare Gainesville, is an unraced sister to four stakes winners, most notably the Grade 3 winner Afleetaffair and three time Listed winner Justadarling.

Race Record Age 2

Runs

1st

2nd

3rd

3

2

1

-

Earnings A$121,500

Weanling Sale Results

3

7

1

1

1

A$227,250

9

-

2

2

A$146,500

Compy.

Code

Year

Type

Col.

Sex

Dam

Vendor

Buyer

Price ($)

4

MM

MGL

2018

WNG

c

c

Occurrence

Kingstar Farm

Crown Park

50,000

5

6

1

-

-

A$56,750

MM

MGL

2018

WNG

b

c

Just Incredible

Kingstar Farm

Passed

35,000

Totals:

25

4

4

3

A$552,000

MM

MGL

2018

WNG

g

c

Kiss 'n Chase

Cornerstone Stud Far

Passed

13,000

MM

MGL

2018

WNG

b

c

Daguetta

Barador Stud

Sheamus Mills B/stoc

10,000

WI

IMG

2018

WNG

c

f

Harada Miss

Springmount

Passed

9,000

MM

MGL

2018

WNG

b

c

Watch My Toosh

Sledmere Stud

Mount Brown Internat

5,000

At 3 : MRC Manfred S., Gr.3 (1200m beating Worth

WI

IMG

2018

WNG

b

f

Without Words

Phoenix Broodmare Fa

Passed

3,000

a Ransom and The Quarterback), 3d ATC

WI

ISW

2018

WNG

b

f

Red Hot Element

Amarina Farm

R Munankarmi

3,000

(Rosehill) Golden Rose S., Gr.1 (1400m to

WI

ISW

2018

WNG

br

f

Vesuvius Dancer

Amarina Farm

G Smith

3,000

Zoustar and Dissident), 4th MRC Futurity S., Gr.1

MM

MGL

2018

WNG

b

c

Swertemo

Amarina Farm

Paul Willets B/stock

1,500

(1400m), ATC (Randwick) Rosebud H., L (1200m)

WI

ISW

2018

WNG

c

c

Al Baidaa

Edinglassie Stud

A Farmer

1,000

Cluster and beating Ninth Legion), MVRC

WI

IDJ

2018

WNG

b

f

Without Words

Macleay Thoroughbred

Passed

0

Schweppes Crystal Mile, Gr.2 (1600m to Hooked

MM

MGL

2018

WNG

c

c

Autumn Ember

Kingstar Farm

Withdrawn

0

and beating Desert Jeuney), 3d MRC Sir Rupert

Clarke S., Gr.1 (1400m to Trust in a Gust and

Dissident), ATC (Kensington) Show County H.,

Gr.3 (1200m to Terravista and In Cahoots)

Weanling Sale Stats Year

Offered

Sold

Aggregate ($)

Top Colt ($)

Top Filly ($)

Average ($)

Median ($)

2018

12

7

73,500

50,000

3,000

10,500

3,000

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At 2 : ATC (Rosehill) Forum Group 2YO H. (1200m), ATC (Randwick) Tab.com.au 2YO H. (1000m)

At 4 : 2d ATC (Rosehill) Theo Marks S., Gr.2 (1400m to

At 5 : ATC (Randwick) Gardenia H. (1600m)

Produced By

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2019 Inglis Classic Yearling Sale Supplement

High Chaparral

Kasora

(IRE)

2010 High Chaparral - Serisia by Exit To Nowhere

Standing at: Mapperley Stud, NZ

T

he

Northern Dancer Fairy Bridge Darshaan

Sadler’s Wells

Kozana Irish River Coup de Folie Royal Academy

Exit to Nowhere Serisia

Seralia

2018 fee:

Serafica

NZ$12,500 (inc GST)

Godolphin-owned

dual

Group

1

winner

Contributer (High Chaparral) won eight of his 18 starts and amassed $1,175,039 in career prizemoney across two continents.

Initially bought out of the Arqana Deauville October Yearling

Sale in 2011 for €60,000, his value more than doubled as a twoyear-old when fetching 130,000 guineas at the Tattersalls Craven Breeze-Up Sale in April 2012.

He went into training with Newmarket-based Ed Dunlop and, having finished sixth on debut, he broke his maiden at the second attempt at Wolverhampton in November 2012.

On his return as a three-year-old he won impressively at Newbury before gaining black type when running second to subsequent Irish 2,000 Guineas (Gr 1, 1m) and Breeders’ Cup Turf (Gr 1, 12f) winner Magician (Galileo) in the Dee Stakes (Gr 3, 1m2.5f) at Chester.

He ran second in the Cocked Hat Stakes (Listed, 1m3f) and fourth in the King Edward VII Stakes (Gr 2, 1m4f) thereafter, but his peak efforts in the United Kingdom came a year later, when he won the Magnolia Stakes (Listed, 1m2f) on his reappearance before taking out the Wolferton Handicap (Listed, 1m2f) at Royal Ascot.

A move to Australia and the John O’Shea stable followed soon after and his switch to the Southern Hemisphere got off to the perfect start when he took out the David Jones Cup (Gr 3, 2000m) at Caulfield in October 2014.

Contributer was beaten just over three lengths in the Emirates Stakes (Gr 1, 1600m) next up before running away

Race Record Age

de Psyche (Gr 3, 2000m) at Deauville in 2002.

Serisia herself is a three parts sister to Group 2 winner Shaka

Runs

1st

2nd

3rd

2

2

1

-

-

A$3,445

Better was to come for the O’Shea-trained entire as he

Mayyadah (Invincible Spirit) and the stakes placed Sandbox

3

4

1

2

-

A$61,059

completed a Group 1 double, firstly in the Chipping Norton

(Grand Lodge), who in turn has produced French Listed winner

4

5

3

-

1

A$232,584

Stakes (Gr 1, 1600m) at Warwick Farm before comfortably

Glory Power (Medicean).

5

7

3

-

1

A$877,950

landing the Ranvet Stakes (Gr 1, 2000m) at Rosehill, earning

A$1,175,039

him the accolade of Champion Miler in Australia for the 2014-15

as a two-year-old and is a half-sister

season.

to Serandine (Hernando), the dam

Totals:

18

8

2

2

Earnings

with the Apollo Stakes (Gr 2, 1400m) at Randwick, his most high

of the Exit To Nowhere (Irish River) mare Serisia, who won the Prix

profile victory up to that point.

(Exit To Nowhere), while she is also a half-sister to Listed winner

His second dam, Seralia (Royal Academy), was a Listed winner

Contributer was last sighted finishing a close third in the

of Prix d’Arenberg (Gr 3, 1100m)

At 2 : Wolverhampton 32red.com 2YO Maiden S. (8¾f)

Mackinnon Stakes (Gr 1, 2000m) at Flemington in October 2015

winner Sorciere (Orpen) who has

At 3 : Newbury Dubai Duty Free Golf World Cup S.

but, following the discovery of a minor tendon injury the following

already produced a Listed winner

(1¼m), 2d Chester Dee S., Gr.3 (10½f to Magician

February, he was retired to take up stallion duties.

of her own in the shape of Medley

and beating Glacial Age), Goodwood Cocked Hat

A half-brother to five winners, Contributer is the fifth foal out

HIGH CLASS DUAL GROUP 1 WINNER

Chic (Medicean).

S., L (11f to Disclaimer), 4th Royal Ascot King

Edward VII S., Gr.2 (1½m)

At 4 : MRC David Jones Cup, Gr.3 (2000m beating

Weanling Sale Results Compy.

Code

Year

Type

Col.

Sex

Wolferton H., L (1¼m beating Bold Sniper and

NZB

KBM

2018

WNG

b

Cafe Society), Kempton Magnolia S., L (1¼m

NZB

KBM

2018

WNG

b

beating Modernstone and Squire Osbaldeston),

NZB

KBM

2018

WNG

b

f

Sinnfonia

D. J. Myers

Riverrock Farm Partn

3d Sandown Gordon Richards S., Gr.3 (1¼m to

MM

MGL

2018

WNG

b

c

Off and On

Holbrook Thoroughbre

Withdrawn

0

Noble Mission and Telescope)

NZB

KBM

2018

WNG

b

f

Adalia

Wentwood Grange

Passed

0

NZB

KBM

2018

WNG

b

f

Inertia

Brighthill Farm

Passed

0

Noble Protector and Signoff), Royal Ascot

At 5 : ATC (Warwick Farm) Chipping Norton S.,

Dam

Vendor

Buyer

Price

c

Miss Danewood

Trelawney Stud Ltd

DR Duley

24,299

f

Sister Veronica

Mapperley Stud Ltd

Group One Hong Kong

14,019 1,402

Gr.1 (1600m beating Hartnell and He’s Your

Man), ATC (Rosehill) Ranvet S., Gr.1 (2000m

NZB

KBM

2018

WNG

b

f

Linnet

Mapperley Stud Ltd

Passed

0

beating Tosen Stardom and Lucia Valentina), ATC

NZB

KBM

2018

WNG

b

f

Shades of Silk

Mapperley Stud Ltd

Passed

0

(Randwick) Apollo S., Gr.2 (1400m beating Ninth

NZB

KBM

2018

WNG

b

f

Sign

Landsdowne Park Ltd

Withdrawn

0

Legion and Weary), 3d VRC LKS Mackinnon S.,

NZB

KBM

2018

WNG

b

c

The Beckett

Valachi Downs

Passed

0

Gr.1 (2000m to Gailo Chop and Rising Romance)

Weanling Sale Stats

Champion Miler in Australia in 2014-15.

Year

Offered

Sold

Aggregate ($)

Top Colt ($)

Top Filly ($)

Average ($)

Median ($)

World Thoroughbred Ranking: 117 (in 2015).

2018

8

3

39,720

24,299

14,019

13,240

14,019

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2019 Inglis Classic Yearling Sale Supplement

Panzer Division

Redoute’s Choice

(AUS)

2011 Redoute’s Choice - Desert Flight by Hussonet Standing at: Pepper Tree Farm, NSW

P

2016 fee:

2017 fee:

$9,900 (inc GST)

$9,900 (inc GST)

Danzig Razyana Canny Lad

Danehill Shantha’s Choice

Dancing Show Mr. Prospector Sacahuista Mocito Feliz

Hussonet Desert Fight

Mozinha

2018 fee:

Rangerina

$9,900 (inc GST)

anzer Division (Redoute’s Choice) was retired with

Messara wasted little time in stepping Panzer Division up

in late September, and

two wins and one placed finish from seven starts with

in class and opted to tackle the Up And Coming Stakes (Gr 3,

he ran with a huge

total career prize-money of $145,050.

1300m) at Randwick in late August, a move which came within

amount of credit to

Trained at Scone by Paul Messara, the son of

inches of paying off as he was caught by a short-head in the last

finish fifth, beaten two

Redoute’s Choice (Danehill) was purchased for $120,000 at the

strides by stablemate and fellow first season sire Scissor Kick

and a half lengths by

Inglis Australian Easter Yearling Sale in 2013 and impressed

(Redoute’s Choice).

the winner Sacred Falls

track watchers when breezing to an emphatic trial victory in early July 2014.

Panzer Division set the record straight within a fortnight,

(O’Reilly).

showing impressive speed and determination to make all by just

He soon put that practice into action when winning with ease on his competitive debut over 1200 metres at Kembla Grange

He didn’t appear to

over a length and a quarter in the Ming Dynasty Quality (Gr 3,

get home in the Spring Champion Stakes (Gr 1, 2000m) on his

1400m) at Randwick under Tye Angland.

final outing of 2014, travelling well before fading out of contention

later that month, coming home strongly from off the pace to score by three and a half lengths.

A STAKES WINNING SON OF SIRE OF SIRES REDOUTE’S CHOICE

That victory earned him a tilt at the George Main Stakes (Gr

to finish fifth, and, following a three month spell, he returned in

1, 1600m) against battled hardened weight-for-age performers

January 2015 with a close up fourth in the Expressway Stakes (Gr 2, 1200m) at Rosehill where he was running on strongly at the finish.

His last racecourse outing came in February 2015, where he again turned in an admirable performance to come home a close seventh in the Hobartville Stakes (Gr 2, 1400m), but, following an injury sustained in that contest, his racing career was cut short.

In the wake of his retirement, Messara told ANZ Bloodstock News: “Panzer Division is as close to the perfect thoroughbred horse on conformation and presence, he’s a stunning individual.”

One of five foals to race out of the dual Chilean Group 1 winner Desert Flight (Hussonet), who is a sister to the stakesplaced Gran Zulu and a half-sister to the stakes winner Kasbana (Romiano), Panzer Division is a sibling to three winners including his Roses Stakes (Gr 2, 2000m) winning brother Kebede.

His second dam, the stakes-placed Mozinha (Mocito Feliz), is a half sister to the dam of Chilean Group 1-winner and Champion 2YO Colt Axel Von Georgy (Romiano), and she has produced eight winners from nine foals to race.

Race Record Age

ANZ Bloodstock News ran first season sire profiles in our Magic Millions Gold Coast Yearling Sale supplement.

Please visit our website to view the full set of 2019 first season sire profiles.

Weanling Sale Results Compy.

Code

Year

Type

Col.

Sex

MM

MGL

2018

WNG

b

f

Dam

Vendor

Buyer

Price

Skyescent

Sledmere Stud

Darnik Park

22,500

Weanling Sale Stats

Runs

1st

2nd

3rd

Earnings

2

1

1

-

-

A$17,250

3

6

1

1

-

A$127,800

Totals:

7

2

1

-

A$145,050

At 2 : Illawarra TC Gold Label Thoroughbreds 2YO

Maiden H. (1200m)

At 3 : ATC (Randwick) Ming Dynasty H., Gr.3 (1400m

beating Shooting to Win and Lady Sharapova),

2d ATC (Kensington) Up & Coming S., Gr.3

Year

Offered

Sold

Aggregate ($)

Top Colt ($)

Top Filly ($)

Average ($)

Median ($)

(1300m to Scissor Kick and beating Valentia), 4th

2018

1

1

22,500

0

22,500

22,500

22,500

ATC (Rosehill) Expressway S., Gr.2 (1200m)

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Inglis Classic Yearling Sale Lots Already Sold Visit arion.co.nz… go to the Data Centre for all the up-to-date information

Data supplied by Arion Sire

Dam

Vendor

Sale

Weanling Vendor

Purchaser

3

Lot

Sex c

Valentia

War Attitude (USA)

Alexia Fraser Bloodstock

WIGSWS

Cornerstone Stud

Paul Willetts B/stock Consultancy

Price - $ 20,000

38

f

Nicconi

Allowable

Newhaven Park

WISWS

Amarina Farm

Melbourne B/stock

13,000

39

f

Valentia

Alnwick

Coolmore Stud

WIGSWS

Cornerstone Stud

Randwick B/stock Agency (FBAA)

20,000

53

c

Rubick

Another Faux Pas (IRE)

Sledmere Stud

MMNWS

Kenmore Lodge

Sledmere Stud/Cangon

30,000

54

f

Pride of Dubai

Another Project

Lauriston Thoroughbred Farm

MMNWS

Oakwood Farm

Lauriston T/bred Farm

120,000

55

c

No Nay Never (USA)

Antarctic Dream

Brisbane Meadows

WISWS

Fairhill Farm

G & G B/stock

41,000

68

c

Dissident

Bitter Twist

Fernrigg Farm

MMNWS

Kingstar Farm

Fernrigg Farm

85,000

70

c

Spirit of Boom

Brynica

Sledmere Stud

MMNWS

Warrandale Stud

Sledmere Stud/Cangon

82

f

Vancouver

Flash of Innocence

Clarke & Croft Bloodstock

MMNWS

Aquis Farm

Justin Clarke

115,000 90,000

101

f

Exceed and Excel

Quipster

Fernrigg Farm

MMNWS

Rothwell Park

Fernrigg Farm

40,000

127

c

Press Statement

Arrowette

Bhima Thoroughbreds

MMNWS

Sledmere Stud

Mulcaster B/stock

47,000

148

f

Nicconi

Bella Demure

Bowness Stud

WISWS

Holbrook Thoroughbreds

Watershed Partnership

30,000

152

c

Deep Field

Benatina

Highgrove Stud

MMNWS

Sledmere Stud

Kitchwin Hills

90,000

159

c

Deep Field

Blessingindisguise

Middlebrook Valley Lodge

MMNWS

Newgate Farm

Gaire Pty Ltd

20,000

162

c

Epaulette

Bosphoruscence

Musk Creek Farm

WISWS

Holbrook Thoroughbreds

Musk Creek Farm

58,000

170

c

Scissor Kick

Bruges (NZ)

Segenhoe Stud Australia Pty Ltd

MMNWS

Barador Stud

Segenhoe Stud Australia Pty Ltd

50,000

189

f

Nicconi

Cathie’s Lane

Tyreel Stud

WIGSWS

Kooringal Stud

Sheamus Mills B/stock (FBAA)

40,000

204

f

Deep Field

Chatham House

Middlebrook Valley Lodge

WICSBP

Attunga Stud

W & K Scrap Metal P/L

60,000

220

c

Ocean Park (NZ)

Cong’er (NZ)

Bhima Thoroughbreds

NZBKMS

Waikato Stud Ltd

Field House Partnership

20,000

228

c

Rich Enuff

Crepe Suzette

Milburn Creek

MMNWS

Misty Downs

Coolangatta Bloodstock

40,000

236

c

Kermadec (NZ)

Dabrowski (NZ)

Wahha Thoroughbreds

WIGSWS

Tyreel Stud

Wahha T/breds

35,000

237

f

Headwater

Dalaayill

Rosemont Stud

MMNWS

Glastonbury Farms

Sheamus Mills B/S (FBAA)/Palya/Saconi

75,000

250

f

Charge Forward

Defying Gravity

Lime Country Thoroughbreds Pty Ltd

MMNWS

Vinery Stud

James Bester B/stock

16,000

255

f

Vancouver

Designated Driver (NZ)

Lauriston Thoroughbred Farm

MMNWS

Rothwell Park

Lauriston T/bred Farm

150,000

259

f

Scissor Kick

Diamonds of Dubawi

Arrowfield Stud

WISWS

Bhima Thoroughbreds

Arrowfield Pastoral

30,000

261

f

Time To War

Ditas (NZ)

Middlebrook Valley Lodge

WISWS

Middlebrook Valley Lodge

Balance T/breds

33,000

306

f

Kermadec (NZ)

Fairessa

Riversdale

MMNWS

Rothwell Park

Compass Bloodstock Pty Ltd

60,000

311

c

Starspangledbanner

Fashion News (NZ)

Widden Stud

WISWS

Fairhill Farm

Havelock T/breds

12,000

313

c

Rubick

Federica

Henley Park

MMNWS

Amarina Farm

Devcich Bloodstock Ltd

50,000

319

c

Exosphere

First Bloom

Musk Creek Farm

MMNWS

Newgate Farm

Musk Creek Farm

75,000

322

f

Nicconi

Florestans Match (GB)

Widden Stud

MMNWS

Riversdale

Boom Racing T’breds Syndication P/L

32,500

329

c

Zoustar

Foxy Cougar (NZ)

Lyndhurst Farm

WIGSWS

Springmount

Lyndhurst / Sweet Briar

80,000

337

f

Star Witness

Galeisha

Coolmore Stud

WISWS

Middlebrook Valley Lodge

J C B/stock

26,000

358

f

Choisir

Gypsy Princess (IRE)

Woodside Park Stud

MMNWS

Coolmore Australia

Group One Bloodstock

35,000

361

f

Smart Missile

Hannah Jane

Newhaven Park

WIGSWS

Rosemont Stud

K Parsons

20,000

370

c

Wandjina

Hidden Kisses

Lime Country Thoroughbreds Pty Ltd

WISWS

Edinglassie Stud

Connected Horse Transport

36,000

373

f

Nicconi

Honor Hymn (USA)

Glastonbury Farms

MMNWS

Riversdale

Glastonbury Farms

40,000

374

c

Super One

House Mistress

Parrakoola Park

WIGSWS

Yulong

Parrakoola B/stock

38,000

393

f

Exosphere

Intendment

Valiant Stud

MMNWS

Sledmere Stud

Valiant Stud Pty Ltd

60,000

394

f

Outreach

Inthenameofliberty

Newhaven Park

WIGSWS

Redbank North

Melbourne B/stock

20,000

413

c

Headwater

Kalamata

Kitchwin Hills

WICSBP

Aquis Farm

Mullaglass Stud

40,000

415

c

Starspangledbanner

Kaluah

Jazcom Thoroughbreds

WIGSWS

Makybe

Jazcom T/breds

19,000

425

f

Hallowed Crown

Kiwi Colleen (NZ)

Cadman Lodge

MMNWS

Coolmore Australia

Blue Sky B/stock (FBAA)

50,000

427

c

Dundeel (NZ)

Kohili (USA)

Widden Stud

MMNWS

Canning Downs Stud

Redwall Bloodstock

444

c

Sebring

Lavenham

Jazcom Thoroughbreds

WIGSWS

Gilgai Farm

Jazcom T/breds

26,000

475

f

Star Witness

Madam Nash

Newhaven Park

WISWS

Newhaven Park

K Parsons

27,000

110,000

477

c

Spirit of Boom

Made of Dreams

Rosemont Stud

MMNWS

Warrandale Stud

Rosemont Stud

60,000

489

c

Headwater

Manju

Milburn Creek

WISWS

Bhima Thoroughbreds

Andrew Williams B/stock

75,000

497

c

Wandjina

Melrose Place

Henley Park

WIGSWS

Erinvale Thoroughbreds

Devcich B/stock Ltd

62,000

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Data supplied by Arion Lot

Sex

Sire

Dam

Vendor

Sale

Weanling Vendor

Purchaser

Price - $

506

c

Choisir

Milla Magia

Glastonbury Farms

MMNWS

Bhima Thoroughbreds

Glastonbury Farms

25,000

513

c

Manhattan Rain

Miss Bellezza

Middlebrook Valley Lodge

WISWTS

Arrowfield Stud

South Pacific B/stock

16,000

519

c

Dissident

Miss Middleton

Henley Park

WIGSWS

Glastonbury Farms

Devcich B/stock Ltd

50,000

528

f

Street Boss (USA)

Molly Rocks

Edinburgh Park Stud

WIGSWS

Shadwell Farm

Edinburgh Park Stud

48,000

534

c

Bel Esprit

Moonlight Shadow

Jazcom Thoroughbreds

WISWTS

Arrowfield Stud

Jazcom T/breds

18,000

542

f

Stratum

Mountain

HP Thoroughbreds

WISWS

Lyndhurst Stud Farm

HP T/breds

28,000

544

c

Brazen Beau

Ms Mazetti

Bowness Stud

WIGSWS

Three Bridges T’breds

Watershed Partnership

25,000

552

f

Dissident

My Option (USA)

Davali Thoroughbreds

MMNWS

Sledmere Stud

Adam Parker

55,000

568

c

Deep Field

Omniyah

Fernrigg Farm

MMNWS

Barador Stud

Paul Willets B/stock

40,000

578

c

Hinchinbrook

Our Kitty (NZ)

Lyndhurst Farm

WISWS

Middlebrook Valley Lodge

Lyndhurst Farm

60,000

597

c

Headwater

Pieetys

Lime Country Thoroughbreds Pty Ltd

MMNWS

KBL Thoroughbreds

James Bester B/stock

55,000

604

f

Star Witness

Poetess

Clarke & Croft Bloodstock

MMNWS

Barador Stud

Samantha Croft

31,000

632

c

Fighting Sun

Rachine (NZ)

Tullyard

WIGSWS

Springmount

B Spoelder

25,000

640

c

Headwater

Red Duchez

Parrakoola Park

MMNWS

Cornerstone Stud Farm

Will Forrester

38,000

655

c

Spirit of Boom

Rhiannons Girl

Lime Country Thoroughbreds Pty Ltd

MMNWS

Tullyard

Justin Casse

135,000

660

c

Nicconi

Rock on Bye

Sledmere Stud

MMNWS

Rosari Farm

Sledmere Stud/Cangon

15,000

661

c

Real Impact (JPN)

Rock Success

Fernrigg Farm

MMNWS

Aquis Farm

Fernrigg Farm

30,000

662

c

Hinchinbrook

Roman Sandals

Milburn Creek

WIGSWS

Shadwell Farm

Coolangatta B/stock

46,000

674

f

Reward To Effort

Sagapuss

Gooree Park Stud

IDAMS

B & G Hand Family Trust

Baddock B/stock

4,000

688

f

Choisir

Sequential Miss

Davali Thoroughbreds

MMNWS

Segenhoe Stud Aus. Pty Ltd

Adam Parker

25,000

696

c

Sebring

She’s Due (USA)

Milburn Creek

WIGSWS

Blue Gum Farm

Coolangatta B/stock

60,000

697

c

Nostradamus

She’s Pretentious

Grandview

WIGSWS

Rosemont Stud

J&J T/breds

15,000

702

c

Vancouver

Sicile (Fr)

Lyndhurst Farm

WIGSWS

Hillside Thoroughbreds

N & D Treweek

70,000

706

c

Foxwedge

Simply Fantastic

Kitchwin Hills

WISWS

Bhima Thoroughbreds

Mullaglass Stud

62,000

722

f

Myboycharlie (IRE)

Spirited Princess

Tyreel Stud

MMNWS

Sledmere Stud

Suman Hedge Bloodstock

40,000

724

f

Choisir

Sprout

Davali Thoroughbreds

MMNWS

Segenhoe Stud Aus. Pty Ltd

Adam Parker

42,000

726

c

Charm Spirit (IRE)

St Germaine (NZ)

Bowness Stud

WIGSWS

Erinvale Thoroughbreds

Watershed Partnership

42,000

750

c

Dream Ahead (USA)

Swinging Babe

Tyreel Stud

MMNWS

Burnewang North Pastoral

Belmont B/stock

25,000

768

c

More Than Ready (USA)

The Ivy

Edinburgh Park Stud

WIGSWS

Glenelg Park

Randwick B/stock Agency (FBAA)

50,000

783

c

Written Tycoon

Transonic

Woodside Park Stud

WIGSWS

Woodside Park Stud

A Patterson

70,000

824

c

Outreach

Ar Dan

Jazcom Thoroughbreds

WIGSWS

Ponderosa Park

Jazcom T/breds

12,000

827

f

Headwater

Beautiful Assassin

Parrakoola Park

MMNWS

Kitchwin Hills

Tallia Lawlor

8,000

836

c

Kermadec (NZ)

Brightness

Valiant Stud

MMNWS

Kingstar Farm

Roderick Wachman Bloodstock

20,000

845

c

Manhattan Rain

Comearoundsundown

Finniefeirme

WISWTS

Arrowfield Stud

D Hanley

14,000

849

f

Pride of Dubai

Corsa Rosa

Clearwater Farm

WIGSWS

Erinvale Thoroughbreds

Clearwater Farm

17,000 15,000

868

c

Dawn Approach (IRE)

Empire Bay

Clearwater Farm

WISWS

Moobi Farm

Clearwater Farm

879

f

Scissor Kick

Gresset

Grandview

WIGSWS

Bhima Thoroughbreds

J & J T/breds

2,000

883

c

Press Statement

Hawkeyed Girl

Newhaven Park

MMNWS

Attunga Stud

Troy Dowdell

11,000

884

f

Rubick

Heavensentme

Widden Stud

WISWS

Fairhill Farm

Misty Creek Park

15,000

896

c

Myboycharlie (IRE)

Jive (CAN)

Aquis Farm Operations

MMNWS

Erinvale Thoroughbreds

Full Horse

36,000

900

c

Reward To Effort

Kaizaen (NZ)

Cadman Lodge

MMNWS

Kambula Stud

Blue Sky B/stock (FBAA)

22,000

904

c

Nicconi

La Ranita

Jazcom Thoroughbreds

WISWTS

Arrowfield Stud

Jazcom T/breds

20,000

906

c

Rich Enuff

Lady Who

Widden Stud

MMNWS

Misty Downs

Misty Creek Park

20,000

908

f

Wandjina

Let’s Lunch

Abbey Thoroughbreds

WISWS

Aquis Farm

S Gleeson

10,000

921

c

Unencumbered

Malbun

Murrulla Stud

WISWS

Middlebrook Valley Lodge

L Bradbery

14,000

935

c

Husson (ARG)

Miss Danzka

Bowness Stud

WISWS

Vinery Stud

Watershed Partnership

24,000

948

f

Zoustar

Oh Susannah

Jazcom Thoroughbreds

WIGSWS

Burnewang North Pastoral

Jazcom T/breds

16,000

951

f

Star Witness

Onherelles

Parrakoola Park

MMNWS

G’borough Lodge (Red. Sale)

Tallia Lawlor

15,000

956

f

Foxwedge

Perfect Number

Widden Stud

WISWS

Lyndhurst Stud Farm

Misty Creek Park / Pinhook B/stock Int.

17,000

965

f

Deep Field

Pure Glamour

Burke Bloodstock

MMNWS

Bhima Thoroughbreds

Mick Flanagan

22,500

968

f

Headwater

Real Pleasure

Holbrook Thoroughbreds

MMNWS

Holbrook Thoroughbreds

James Smythe

10,000

970

f

Dundeel (NZ)

Replacement Miss

Evergreen Stud Farm

WISWS

Bhima Thoroughbreds

Frontier B/stock Management

26,000

978

c

Shooting to Win

Serene Star

Evergreen Stud Farm

WICSBP

G. P. & J. M. Brilley

Frontier B/stock Management

40,000

979

f

Dream Ahead (USA)

Shaan

Davali Thoroughbreds

WISWTS

Aquis Farm

Tobrook Park

7,500

985

f

Exosphere

Sienna Rocks

Riversdale

MMNWS

Kenmore Lodge

Compass Bloodstock Pty Ltd

50,000

990

f

Kermadec (NZ)

Slippery Satin

Wahha Thoroughbreds

WIGSWS

Hillside Thoroughbreds

Elle’s Lodge

15,000

993

c

Deep Field

Soosa Rama

Brisbane Meadows

MMNWS

Phoenix Broodmare Farm

G & G Bloodstock Pty Ltd

35,000

1005

c

Smart Missile

Thousand Veils (NZ)

Bookin Park

MMNWS

Bhima Thoroughbreds

Scott & Sharon Pomerenke

10,000

1006

f

Super One

Tiger Eyes

HP Thoroughbreds

WISWS

Fairhill Farm

HP T/breds

15,000

1009

f

Scissor Kick

Total Discretion

Jazcom Thoroughbreds

WIGSWS

Bhima Thoroughbreds

Jazcom T/breds

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8,000

Produced By

Great horses start with good land and at Coolmore Australia we take great care of both.

Thatâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s why, since 1996, a total of 56 individual Gr.1 winners have started out from here.

Winx, the Longines Worldâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Best Racehorse of 2018, was one of our 7 Gr.1 winning graduates last year.

Michael Kirwan, Colm Santry, Paddy Oman, Tom Moore or Rob Archibald Tel: 02 6576 4200. New Zealand: Gordon Calder Tel:+64 218 41612. www.coolmore.com