The Inglis Australian Weanling Sale,

which ended yesterday with a Not

A Single Doubt (Redoute’s Choice)

filly becoming the star attraction

at $280,000, has helped keep the breeding

industry wheel turning and took the week’s

trade to nearly $17 million.

The market sentiment experienced at the

Sydney foal sale, in particular, bodes well for

those vendors who also have stock catalogued

at the upcoming Magic Millions National Sale

on the Gold Coast.

The two-day Australian Weanling

Sale achieved turnover of more than $7.5

million, coming after $6.9 million was

traded at Inglis Easter Round 2 and a further

$2.3 million changing hands in the Scone

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Not A Single Doubt filly tops Inglis Weanling Sale at $280,000Victorian vendor O’Brien relieved with strong result after stressful period

SALES NEWS

Victorian agents expected to be allowed into QueenslandVictorian industry participants who are

currently undertaking quarantine ahead of

the Magic Millions National Sale on the Gold

Coast will be allowed to enter Queensland

despite the government banning residents

from the southern state from travelling

there. Sales News page 16 >>

What's on

Race meetings: Goulburn (NSW), Scone

(NSW), Pakenham (VIC), Ipswich (QLD),

Wanganui (NZ)

Barrier trials / Jump-outs: Randwick (NSW),

Scone (NSW), Flemington (VIC)

International meetings: Busan (KOR),

Newmarket July (UK), Musselburgh (UK), Bath

(UK), Curragh (IRE), Hamburg (GER), Fairview

(SAF), Keeneland (USA)

International Group races: Newmarket July

(UK) - Falmouth Stakes (Gr 1, 1m), Duchess Of

Cambridge Stakes (Gr 2, 6f). Hamburg (GER)

- Grosser Preis von Lotto Hamburg (Gr 3,

1200m). Keeneland (USA) - Maker’s Mark Mile

(Gr 1, 1m), Beaumont Stakes (Gr 3, 7f)

International sales: Tattersalls July Sale (UK)

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There were 220 weanlings sold over

the two days, averaging $34,155 (down seven per cent year on year), with

the median sitting at $20,000 overnight. The clearance rate was 76 per

cent.

The three sales, held at Inglis’ state-of-the-art Riverside Stables, were

the first conducted as live auctions since the Covid-19 pandemic struck

and were held with the premises closed to Victorian participants, whose

state grappled with the rapid spread of the deadly virus.

The Australian Weanling Sale figures were boosted by the late addition

of a strong draft from Victoria’s Lauriston Thoroughbred Farm which

included the $280,000 Not A Single Doubt sibling to the stakes-performed

sprinter Legend Of Condor.

The filly, one of 16 weanlings to make $100,000 or more, usurped an

Exceed And Excel (Danehill) colt who fetched $260,000 on Wednesday as

the sale’s highest-priced foal.

A colt by Written Tycoon (Iglesia), who was offered by Woodside Park

Stud, also sold for $180,000 yesterday after being bought by Binalong

Bloodstock.

The honour of selling the highest-priced lot brought to an end a

turbulent and emotional few weeks for Lauriston Thoroughbred Farm’s

James O’Brien, who was the leading vendor by average at the sale, after the

recent death of his respected father Kevin and the fact he had to contend

with the off-again, on-again nature of the sale for Victoria-based sellers.

“I’m ecstatic, over the moon, emotional, very proud of the

achievements of today. What a day,’’ O’Brien said.

“We were jumping in a car Friday to sell up there in Sydney but we got

blocked on Wednesday, so everything changed.

“We had to find staff, organise travel, accommodation, who could

offload the horses once they got to Sydney, all the logistics while trying to

let Victorians know they had one day basically to do on-farm inspections

here in Victoria before the horses left and everything else.”

The filly was one of a number of last-minute supplementaries as

a result of the cancelation of the Great Southern Sale, with Lauriston

Thoroughbred Farm selling all ten of its weanlings offered yesterday. The

draft averaged $69,900.

“Karis Clarkson ran our team for us at Riverside and she did an

outstanding job, as did all the staff, who had never seen these weanlings

before until the weekend,” O’Brien said.

“It really took my stress to a new level. The foals are born on your farm, you

raise them, get them ready for auction and come to the grand final. It’s like we’ve

pulled a hamstring three days out and can’t play. It really was distressing.

“But to come out the other side as leading vendor, all credit

goes to my team here on the farm, they put a lot of effort in and the

feedback I was getting daily from Karis and her crew at Riverside

was exceptional, so thank you to everyone who helped us achieve

these great results.’’

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Agent Suman Hedge, who was bidding

from hotel quarantine in Sydney, combined for a second time at the sale with

prominent owner and breeder Steve Grant to secure the top-priced filly.

He relied on Rob Petith, who oversees Grant’s Silverdale farm in the

NSW Southern Highlands, as well as Milburn Creek’s Scott Holcombe to

provide him with feedback after inspecting her at the complex.

“They were adamant that she was quite elite and the pedigree was

there as well,” Hedge said.

“Because of the circumstances,

we did a fair bit of due diligence by

talking to a number of people who

had seen her.

“We lent on Inglis as well and

they were very forthcoming that

she was a really early, strong, agile

type and very much in the mould

of the sire. That’s the kind of filly

that’s going to be attractive to the

market.”

A sister to ATC Kindergarten

Stakes (Gr 3, 1100m) runner-up

and Skyline Stakes (Gr 2, 1200m)

placed Legend Of Condor, the filly

is the fourth living foal out of the eight-time winner Rhodamine (Success

Express). She was catalogued as Lot 343.

While the intention is to reoffer the filly at next year’s yearling sales,

most likely at Magic Millions, Hedge believes some of the risk was

mitigated by the fact that the filly’s pedigree held a degree of residual

value.

“When you have got a horse like that you’ve got a few options up your

sleeve with what you do with her but certainly the intention will be to sell

her,” he said.

“Not A Single Doubt’s also been such a good stallion and every day we

are reminded how good he is.

“The fact that he’s been pensioned now and that they’re not making

them any more, they are just going to be so valuable. You’d expect that he

will make an impact as a broodmare sire later on, but this horse has got a

good profile for racing, too.”

O’Brien was pleased the market backed up his opinion of the sales

topper.

“She’s an outstanding type and was from the outset,’’ he said.

“We’ve always felt she’d be popular come sale-time so all credit to

Suman and Steve and the team, I’m confident they’ll get a great result if

they on sell or keep her to race.’’

Hedge and Grant also bought a Deep Field (Northern Meteor) filly on

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Mihalyka looking for lightning to strike twice with Pancho’s half-brother

Earlier in the session, Louis Mihalyka made a triumphant return to the

Riverside Sales ring to buy the Russian Revolution (Snitzel) half-brother

to his Laurel Oak Bloodstock-owned stakes winner Pancho (Dissident) for

$150,000.

Not a noted weanling sale participant, Mihalyka made an exception

yesterday to ensure the Sledmere Stud-consigned colt would wear the

same red, white and green Laurel Oak colours as his sibling.

The agent had the backing of the syndicate who race the Chris Waller-

trained rising four-year-old.

“I go through the catalogues and look for opportunities either for

something that I’d like to buy as a yearling and if then I have clients who

are interested in buying a weanling and putting it back through a sale with

me as a potential buyer, then I buy for them,” said Mihalyka at Riverside

Stables, his first visit to a sales ground since the Inglis Premier sale in

Melbourne in early March.

“In this particular case, I actually asked the Pancho owners if they

wanted to buy the horse now. If we don’t put him through a weanling sale

it’s probably going to be $15,000 to get him to a yearling stage, so we will

be paying that much for this colt as a yearling as what we paid for Pancho

as a yearling.

“Similarly, he’s by a first season sire (as Pancho was), but this time the

mare’s a bit more proven, so we

think it’s good value.

“We’ll put him aside, wait

patiently and then race him.”

A Sledmere Stud homebred,

who was catalogued as Lot 322,

the colt is the third foal out of

the juvenile-winning Group

3-placed Novel Dancer (Written

Tycoon), making him the half-

brother to Listed winner Pancho

and an unraced two-year-old

Book Launch (Smart Missile).

Trained by Mark Newnham,

Book Launch was retained to

race by Sledmere Stud and the gelding made his first public appearance

on Monday in a Warwick Farm barrier trial when fourth behind Jet

Propulsion (Rubick).

“We’ve been good supporters of Russian Revolution, we believe in the

stallion and he’s a nice colt,” Sledmere’s Royston Murphy said.

“We came here with the idea of bringing a nice colt to show what Russian

can do. We are very happy with that result, so it’s nice to see the stallion shine

here at the sales as well as on the track.”

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There was a $150,000 reserve placed

on the highly regarded colt and Murphy admitted he may have realised

more had it not been for the Covid-19 crisis.

“We all realise the sales are probably down a little bit. He was a horse

that four months ago we thought we might have got a little bit more for but

we came here to try and meet the market and we’re very happy with that

result,” he said.

Meanwhile, Pancho, who was purchased by Mihalyka for $165,000 at

the 2018 Inglis Australian Easter Yearling Sale and has won three of his

11 starts and more than $400,000 in prize-money, is nearing a racetrack

return.

“He’s in work and he’s only about ten days off trialling and he’ll resume

in August. We did go the high road with him at the end of his three-year-

old season,” he said.

“He’s only won a Listed race but ended up running fourth in the

Hobartville, near the tail in the Rosehill Guineas and sixth in the Randwick

Guineas and he’s only about a Benchmark 90 horse so we can go back to

just winning races with now and taking him through the grades.”

Mihalyka also revealed yesterday that connections rejected lucrative

offers from Asia for the rising four-year-old gelding.

He said: “Chris is very happy with him. We had an offer from Hong

Kong and I asked Chris, ‘what would you do?’ and he said don’t sell which

is what we’d decided anyway, so I take that as a positive on how he is going

“Being a Dissident, we think he will get better as a four-year-old.”

Safety in numbers for Jazcom

Jazcom Thoroughbreds’ Colin

and Meagan Branthwaite, who sold

a Toronado (High Chaparral) colt for

$180,000 at the Scone Yearling Sale

on Sunday, were the leading buyers

at the Australian Weanling Sale by

number of lots at 16.

Binalong Bloodstock was

strong at the top of the market,

taking home four weanlings for a total of $450,000.

“The horses are here for us to buy, there’s good quality in our market,’’

Colin Branthwaite said.

“I like to cover a lot of angles and have a lot of chances and try to cash

in on whatever one comes good, rather than put all my eggs in one basket.

“I could tell from doing the inspections there were a lot more nice

horses here. The horses are here and I won’t buy them if I don’t like them

but I liked a lot of horses here.’’

Mike O’Donnell of Fairhill Farm was rewarded for committing his foal

crop to the sale and was leading vendor by aggregate. He sold 23 weanlings

for a total of $858,000, while Coolmore also sold 23 lots for $823,000.

O’Donnell said: “We can’t get away from the fact Covid is an issue

we are all dealing with but the past 48 hours have been exceptional,

considering the times we’re in, and the Inglis staff have been unbelievably

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To the Magic Millions graduates running in Saturday’s feature races

SUNSHINE COAST (SCTC)

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Love Express ..................... Sun Stud

Vendidit .............Yarraman Park Stud

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Intuition .......................... Godolphin

Spirit of Aquada ......Washpool Lodge

SCOTTSVILLE (STH AFRICA)

TRACK & BALL OAKS GR2Roy’s Riviera ...............Baramul Stud

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to buy, there’s good quality in our market- Colin Branthwaite

2020 2019

Catalogued 379 250

Offered 290 208

Sold 270 (76%) 173 (83%)

Aggregate $7,514,000 (+18.5%) $6,340,750

Average $34,155 (-6.8%) $36,652

Median $20,000 (+11%) $18,000

Top Lot $280,000 $600,000

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“I had expectations that I didn’t want

to think about so we’re very happy with how this has turned out for us.

“Everyone that could be here, was, and those that couldn’t, they were

all represented, and as a vendor that’s all you can ask for.’’

Written Tycoon (Iglesia) ended as leading sire by average (for three

or more sold), with his progeny averaging $100,000. Russian Revolution

topped the averages (for three or more sold) at $75,000 on the first season

sire table, while Hellbent was second with his progeny averaging $71,000.

Inglis manager of bloodstock sales and marketing Sebastian Hutch is

aware of the importance the company played in ensuring a live auction was

held in July, traditionally a quiet period on the Australian sales calendar.

“I think over the last two days we have turned over in excess of $7.5

million - it’s a very significant amount of money - and again we had in

excess of $9 million on Sunday. In three days, there was in excess of $16

million, so it’s not something we’re complacent about,” he said.

“It’s repeatedly stressed the importance of keeping the wheels turning

and we continue to try and find every possible way that we can do that.

“The industry’s been very much advantaged by the fact that racing’s

continued during this period and, similarly, we’ve been able to keep the

sales going.”

One aspect that pleased the auction house was the willingness of the

buying bench to participate in the sale even if they were not able to attend.

“It is something that you can never necessarily master, but it’s something

we’ve worked really hard on and that is trying to establish relationships with

people to facilitate them doing business in absentia,” he said.

“That’s been necessitated by the circumstances, but we have really

doubled down our efforts to offer the best service to our buying patrons

to try and make the experience as satisfying as we can possibly make it.”

TOP LOTS - DAY TWOLot Sex Sire Dam Purchaser Location Price ($)

343 F Not a Single Doubt Rhodamine Suman Hedge Bstock / Grant Bstock NSW 280,000

350 C Written Tycoon Taraji Binalong Bstock NSW 185,000

322 C Russian Revolution Novel Dancer Laurel Oak Bstock Pty Ltd NSW 150,000

256 C Caravaggio Kimblewick Lime Country Tbreds / James Bester Bstock NSW 100,000

303 C Russian Revolution Miss Denni L Lee HK 95,000

315 C Fastnet Rock Montoya's Secret The Lofty Tbreds Group Pty Ltd VIC 85,000

259 C Russian Revolution Knit 'n' Purl BRT Bstock QLD 80,000

335 C Highland Reel Orcym Jim Carey NSW 76,000

347 C Merchant Navy Suite Annie Paul Willetts Bstock VIC 70,000

355 C Sebring White House Lady Rathmore Bstock / Avesta Bstock SA 70,000

356 F So You Think Write Cheek Platinum Breeding And Rcg / Evans Rcg Group / Pinhook Bstock (FBAA) NSW 65,000

TOP LOTS OVERALL Lot Sex Sire Dam Purchaser Location Price ($)

343 F Not a Single Doubt Rhodamine Suman Hedge Bstock / Grant Bstock NSW 280,000

174 C Exceed and Excel Count Your Money B MacKenzie NSW 260,000

350 C Written Tycoon Taraji Binalong Bstock NSW 185,000

204 C So You Think Feirin D R Pinhook NSW 150,000

322 C Russian Revolution Novel Dancer Laurel Oak Bstock Pty Ltd NSW 150,000

50 C Hellbent Sister Madly Spyglass NSW 140,000

120 C So You Think Aquamosa Gall Bstock Pty Ltd NSW 130,000

205 C Capitalist Finally Mitchell Bstock (FBAA) NSW 110,000

81 C Deep Field Touch of Greatness Binalong Bstock NSW 105,000

123 C Pariah Astrophysical Jet Spyglass NZ 105,000

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LEADING BUYERS

Buyer Lots Average ($) Aggregate ($)

Binalong Bloodstock 4 112,500 450,000

B MacKenzie 2 167,500 335,000

James Bester Bloodstock 4 70,500 282,000

Suman Hedge Bloodstock / Grant Bloodstock 1 280,000 280,000

Jazcom Thoroughbreds Pty Ltd 16 17,125 274,000

BBT Breeding and Racing Pty Ltd 6 35,000 210,000

D R Pinhook 2 88,000 176,000

BRT Bloodstock 2 85,000 170,000

Stonehouse Thoroughbreds 4 40,000 160,000

Paul Willetts Bloodstock 4 39,500 158,000

LEADING VENDORS BY AGGREGATE

Vendor Lots Average ($) Aggregate ($)

Fairhill Farm, Mulbring 23 $37,304 $858,000

Coolmore Stud, Jerrys Plains 23 $35,783 $823,000

Middlebrook Valley Lodge, Scone 12 $60,958 $731,500

Lauriston Thoroughbred Farm, Corinella, Vic 10 $69,900 $699,000

Segenhoe Stud Australia Pty Ltd, Scone 15 $38,733 $581,000

Sledmere Stud, Scone 8 $48,250 $386,000

Newgate Consignment, Aberdeen 13 $28,000 $364,000

Kingstar Farm, Denman 11 $22,318 $245,500

Aquis Farm Operations, Murrurundi 8 $28,375 $227,000

Woodside Park Stud, Tylden, Vic 2 $105,000 $210,000

Tyreel Stud, Agnes Banks 7 $29,429 $206,000

LEADING VENDORS BY AVERAGE (3 OR MORE LOTS SOLD)

Vendor Lots Average ($) Aggregate ($)

Lauriston Thoroughbred Farm, Corinella, Vic 10 $69,900 $699,000

Middlebrook Valley Lodge, Scone 12 $60,958 $731,500

Erinvale Thoroughbreds, Buckley, Vic 3 $48,333 $145,000

Sledmere Stud, Scone 8 $48,250 $386,000

Edinburgh Park Stud, Wingham 3 $45,000 $135,000

Segenhoe Stud Australia Pty Ltd, Scone 15 $38,733 $581,000

Luskin Park Stud, Luskintyre (Unreserved Dispersal) 4 $38,625 $154,500

Fairhill Farm, Mulbring 23 $37,304 $858,000

Coolmore Stud, Jerrys Plains 23 $35,783 $823,000

Tyreel Stud, Agnes Banks 7 $29,429 $206,000

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LEADING SIRES BY AGGREGATE

Sire Lots Average ($) Aggregate ($)

So You Think 8 70,500 564,000

Deep Field 11 47,273 520,000

Russian Revolution 6 75,000 450,000

Capitalist 10 36,600 366,000

Exceed and Excel 2 180,000 360,000

Pierro 4 76,500 306,000

Written Tycoon 3 100,000 300,000

Not a Single Doubt 1 280,000 280,000

Merchant Navy 6 45,167 271,000

Vancouver 5 44,400 222,000

Churchill 6 37,000 222,000

LEADING SIRES BY AVERAGE (3 OR MORE LOTS SOLD)

Sire Lots Average ($) Aggregate ($)

Pierro 4 76,500 306,000

Russian Revolution 6 75,000 450,000

Hellbent 3 71,000 213,000

So You Think 8 70,500 564,000

Caravaggio 4 50,250 201,000

Deep Field 11 47,273 520,000

Merchant Navy 6 45,167 271,000

Vancouver 5 44,400 222,000

Churchill 6 37,000 222,000

Capitalist 10 36,600 366,000

PURCHASER LOCATION

Location Lots Aggregate ($) % Share

NSW 139 4,884,500 64.44%

VIC 46 1,416,000 18.68%

QLD 12 354,000 4.67%

NEW ZEALAND 6 333,500 4.40%

HONG KONG 5 287,000 3.79%

SA 9 142,000 1.87%

WA 5 134,000 1.77%

TAS 1 16,000 0.21%

USA 1 8,000 0.11%

UNITED KINGDOM 1 5,000 0.07%

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No Melbourne Gold inspections at OaklandsInspections for the Melbourne Gold yearlings

that were due to take place at Inglis’ Oaklands

complex from Monday will no longer take

place, due to the worsening Covid-19 situation

in the city. The Melbourne Gold Yearling Sale

was already moved to Inglis’ digital platform

but physical parades were scheduled to take

place next week. However, on the advice of

the Hume City Council and Victoria’s health

authorities, the parades have been cancelled.

Instead, Inglis encourages buyers to attend on-

farm inspections where possible. Bidding on

the Melbourne Gold Yearling Sale will begin

today and will begin closing next Thursday at

10am.

Krone to be withdrawn from MM National SaleAfter a strong campaign in Brisbane, Krone

(Eurozone) will be withdrawn from the

Magic Millions National Sale later this month

and will instead race on for Tony Gollan.

Krone, who joined Gollan after racing in

Melbourne for Mick Price and Michael Kent

Jr, has recorded two stakes placings this

preparation, finishing second in the Helen

Coughlan Stakes (Listed, 1350m) and the

Sapphire Stakes (Gr 3, 1630m). She will aim

to boost her record when she steps out in

tomorrow’s Glasshouse Handicap (Listed,

1400m) at the Sunshine Coast. "Krone is one

of the few mares in my stable staying with me.

I have lost count of how many of mine are at

the sale," Gollan said. "I know she has won

only twice but only two of her 19 starts have

not been in stakes races.”

Sixties Groove takes out Grafton CupBrisbane Cup (Gr 2, 2400m) winner Sixties

Groove (Sixties Icon) added the Grafton

Cup (Listed, 2350m) to his record yesterday,

setting a modern-day weight-carrying record

in the process. Saddled with 61 kilograms, the

Kris Lees-trained gelding was given a stellar

ride by Jason Collett, who saved ground

from near the rear before switching out and

storming home. He grabbed The Lord Mayor

(Rock ‘n’ Pop) to win by a half-neck with

Carzoff (Zoffany) third a further length away.

"It was a great ride. He had a wall of horses in

front of him and he threaded the needle and

got there when it mattered," Lees said. "I will

freshen him up and probably aim towards the

Metropolitan."

Newitt to make Melbourne homeCraig Newitt will make a permanent move from

Tasmania to Melbourne as of Monday. "I'm

on the boat Monday and I will be relocating

permanently," the 35-year-old jockey told

Racing.com. "I just did two months in Victoria

and had pretty good success and had pretty

good feedback from a lot of trainers so they

suggested I would be more than welcome

to come back. I only really came back (to

Tasmania) to tidy up a few personal things back

here."

Snitz out of KosciuszkoEarly favourite for the $1.3 million The

Kosciuszko (1200m), Snitz (Snitzel), has

been ruled out and will instead head for

the spelling paddock. The Matthew Dunn-

trained Snitz, winner of the Takeover Target

Stakes (Listed, 1200m) in May, started second

favourite in Wednesday’s Ramornie Handicap

(Listed, 1200m) at Grafton but faded to finish

ninth behind Signore Fox (Exceed And

Excel). After that disappointing performance,

Dunn informed stewards that he believed

that the five-year-old had come to the end of

his preparation and would spell, ruling him

out of the October feature for country-trained

horses.

Front Page new favourite for country race

With Snitz withdrawn from The Kosciuszko,

Geoff Duryea-trained stablemates and

siblings Front Page (Magnus) and News

Girl (Magnus) are first and third favourites

for the rich feature. Front Page, who won

the A R Creswick Stakes (Listed, 1200m) at

Flemington last month, is the $4.50 elect

with TAB ahead of defending Kosciuszko

champion Handle The Truth (Star Witness) at

$7, with News Girl sharing third favouritism

at $11 with Lord Von Costa (Von Costa De

Hero) and Two Big Fari (Walking Or Dancing).

Magnus (Flying Spur), the sire of both Front

Page and News Girl, is responsible for 22

individual stakes winners and stands at Sun

Stud for a fee of $15,400 (inc GST) in 2020.

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Dunn to relinquish country statusMurwillumbah trainer Matthew Dunn will not

be able to start his horses in country-trained

features, including The Kosciuszko, with the

handler instead opting to maintain a Sydney

base that he began due to Covid-19 biosecurity

protocols. Dunn will saddle up Rothenburg

(Rothesay) in tomorrow’s Highway Handicap

(1400m), but that will be his final Highway

Handicap runner for the next 12 months.

"Racing NSW has made a decision to exclude

us from country races for the time being and

that's something we respect," Dunn told Sky

Sports Radio, having sent a number of horses

to Sydney recently. "I can't expect my owners to

fork out $1,000 in travel costs and not even have

a run in Sydney.”

Neasham to take out own licenceAnnabel Neashan, the Sydney-based assistant

trainer to Ciaron Maher and David Eustace

since 2018, is set to become a trainer in her

own right with the 29-year-old applying for

her license for the 2020-21 season. “It’s a very

exciting opportunity for me,” Neasham said.

“I’ve worked for Ciaron for nearly four years

now, including the last two seasons in Sydney.

It’s been a great experience and a real learning

curve, and now I’m ready to crack on and go

out on my own. Ciaron is right behind me and

has been very supportive. He’s been a great

boss and mentor, and I couldn’t have got to this

point without him.”

Callander new NSW Trainers’ Association chiefThe NSW Trainers’ Association yesterday

announced that media personality Richard

Callander would step into the role of its

chief executive. Callander, who came to

prominence on defunct broadcaster TVN,

has been working for Sky Racing and Racenet

in recent months. NSWTA chairman Richard

Pegum said that Callander was the right fit for

the organisation, which represents trainers

right across the state. “Richard has grown up

in racing understanding the industry from

the ground up. The board will support him in

driving the association’s vision of delivering

better conditions for all participants,” Pegum

said. “Richard’s love of racing has always

been evident in his broadcasting and media

commitments. With the backing of our

members and the board we are confident

Richard is the person to deliver positive

outcomes for trainers across the state.”

Alligator Blood hearing date setAn inquiry into the positive swab returned by

Alligator Blood (All Too Hard) when he won

the Magic Millions 3YO Guineas (RL, 1400m)

has been set for July 23. David Vandyke will

face Racing Queensland stewards after the ‘B’

sample confirmed the presence of the banned

substance altrenogest or Regu-mate. Majority

owner Allan Endresz has threatened to take

legal action if Alligator Blood is disqualified,

while stewards have also taken legal advice.

Alligator Blood is expected to be confirmed as

the third horse locked in for the $15 million The

Everest (1200m) in the coming days.

Qld prize-money levels to be restoredRacing Queensland has announced prize-

money for Brisbane’s metropolitan meetings

will return to pre-Covid levels from August

1. Despite the majority of prize-money levels

being maintained during the global pandemic,

RQ reduced Saturday metropolitan races

from $75,000 to $65,000 when it introduced

designated racing regions. Its traditional winter

carnivals were also abandoned, with selected

features run at significantly reduced prize-

money levels. “The Queensland racing industry

has navigated a particularly challenging

period,” Queensland racing minister Stirling

Hinchliffe said. “With restrictions beginning to

ease, it is pleasing to see prize money returned

to pre-Covid levels.”

Lundholm disqualified for four monthsDubbo trainer Clint Lundholm has been

disqualified for four months and fined $500

after a stewards inquiry from Rosehill in late

May was completed yesterday. Lundholm

was questioned at Rosehill that day after

oral syringes were found on a float used to

transport his three runners to the city track.

He initially denied knowledge of the syringes,

but admitted to stewards later that day that

he had presented false evidence when first

questioned. He pled guilty to two charges

of providing false evidence and possessing

syringes on course. For misleading stewards,

he was disqualified from yesterday until

November 9, while he was fined $500 for

possession of the syringes.

NEW ZEALAND

Dez out to defend crownTrainer Simon Wilson has welcomed the

announcement that the Winter Cup (Gr 3,

1600m) will take place next month, with the

handler preparing defending champion Dez

(Zed) for the race. “It is good to see that the

Winter Cup is back,” Wilson said. “I will just

have to see how the first couple of races go

to see if we can get him to hit some form. We

will play each start as it comes, but if we can

get there that would be great.” Dez will return

at Wanganui today over 1600 metres, with the

eight-year-old to carry 60.5 kilograms. “He

has been in work a while, but he will certainly

need the run,” Wilson said. “It is going to be a

heavy track and he will need a run or two to

get going.”

Marsh team ramping upStephen Marsh has his bases covered this

weekend as the only trainer in New Zealand

to have runners at all three gallops meetings

in the country. The Cambridge trainer has two

maidens engaged at Wanganui today, six in

action at Riccarton and four runners accepted

for the return to racing at Ellerslie tomorrow.

While the stable's attention will be spread

around the country, Marsh was excited to

return to racing at Ellerslie. "I can't wait to get

back racing at Ellerslie again and we've got a

nice team heading there," he said. "Appellant is

a classy filly and she's come up really well. This

looks a nice race to kick her off in and I think

she'll race really well. She should have a good

season ahead of her. Ritani should sprint well

fresh and for Ludus, this race might be a bit

short of her best but she's coming up well and

she should be hitting the line well.”

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INTERNATIONAL

184 for Dubawi Darley stalwart Dubawi (Dubai Millennium)

sired his 184th stakes winner yesterday when

Al Suhail (3 c ex Shirocco Star by Shirocco)

took out the Sir Henry Cecil Stakes (Listed,

1m) at Newmarket. The Charlie Appleby-

trained colt, who has twice placed at Group

level, defeated Mystery Power (No Nay Never)

by a comfortable margin of six lengths with

Ropey Guest (Cable Bay) three-quarters of a

length away in third. He was purchased by

Godolphin for 1,100,000gns at Book 1 of the

Tattersalls October Yearling Sale and is one of

three winners from three to race out of Epsom

Oaks (Gr 1, 1m 4f ) and Irish Oaks (Gr 1, 1m 4f )

runner-up Shirocco Star (Shirocco). Shirocco

Star is also responsible for dual Group winner

Telecaster (New Approach) and hails from

the family of Irish 2,000 Guineas (Gr 1, 1m)

placegetter France (Desert Prince). Dubawi

stood at Darley’s Dalham Hall Stud for a fee of

£250,000 in 2020 and is set to be represented

in Australia this season by his champion son

Too Darn Hot, who will stand at Kelvinside

Farm for a fee of $44,000 (inc GST).

65 for Sea The StarsBacking up an impressive last start win, the

William Haggas-trained Al Aasy (3 c ex Kitcara

by Shamardal) took out the Bahrain Trophy

Stakes (Gr 3, 1m 5f ) at Newmarket yesterday,

and in the process provided Gilltown Stud

resident Sea The Stars (Cape Cross) with his

65th individual stakes winner. Owned by

Shadwell Stud, Al Aasy defeated the Aidan

O’Brien-trained Dawn Rising (Galileo) by a

length and three-quarters with Al Dabaran

(Dubawi) coming home the same margin

away in third. He was a 300,000gns purchase

by Shadwell at Book 1 of the Tattersalls

October Yearling Sale and is the only foal to

race out of winning mare Kitcara (Shamardal)

who herself is a half-sister to Winter Cup

(Listed, 2400m) scorer Kapour (Toylsome).

Further back, this is the family of champion

sire Pentire (Be My Guest). Sea The Stars,

the half-brother to champion sire Galileo

(Sadler’s Wells), stood at Gilltown Stud in

Ireland for a fee of €150,000 in 2020.

Another stakes win for Toronado coltTactical (2 c Toronado ex Make Fast by

Makfi) backed up his impressive win in the

Windsor Castle Stakes (Listed, 5f) at Royal

Ascot with a win in the July Stakes (Gr 2, 6f)

at Newmarket yesterday. The son of Toronado

(High Chaparral) defeated Yazaman (Kodiac)

by a length and a quarter with Escape Route

(Dandy Man) coming home a further two

and three-quarter lengths away in third. Bred

by The Queen, Tactical is the only foal out of

dual stakes placegetter Make Fast (Makfi),

who herself is out of Group 3 scorer Raymi

Coya (Van Nistelrooy). Further back, this is the

family of last year’s Fairway Stakes (Listed, 1m

2f) victor Raise You (Lope De Vega) and Grade

1 scorer Try Something New (Hail The Pirates).

Tactical is one of six individual stakes winners

for Toronado, who has shuttled to Australia

since 2015, covering a total of 778 mares, and

will stand at Swettenham in Victoria for a fee of

$25,000 (plus GST) in 2020.

Princess Malliot in Wales’s StakesDame Malliot (4 m Champs Elysees ex Stars In

Your Eyes by Galileo) returned to the races for

the first time in 2020 with a win in the Princess

Of Wales's Stakes (Gr 2, 1m 4f) at Newmarket

yesterday. The Ed Vaughan-trained mare, who

took out the Prix de Pomone (Gr 2, 2500m)

last year, defeated Communique (Casamento)

by two and a quarter lengths with Desert

Encounter (Halling) a further length and a

half back in third. Dame Malliot is one of four

winners from four to race out of Galileo (Sadler’s

Wells) mare Star In Your Eyes and hails from the

family of Tattersall’s Cup (Gr 3, 2200m) scorer

Hume (Zabeel) and Hill Smith Stakes (Listed,

1800m) victor Savaheat (Savabeel).

First for GutaifanYeomanstown Stud resident Gutaifan (Dark

Angel) sired his maiden stakes winner when

Sardinia Sunset (2 f ex Rush by Compton Place)

took out the EBF Marygate Fillies' Stakes (Listed,

5f) at York yesterday. The Roger Varian-trained

filly kicked clear in the final stages of the race

to defeat Furlong Factor (Adaay) by a length

with Country Carnival (Mayson) a nose away

in third. Purchased for £95,000 at the Goffs UK

Premier Yearling Sale, Sardinia Street is one of

two winners from three to race out of the placed

mare Rush (Compton Place), who herself is

a half-sister to Cheveley Park Stakes (Gr 1, 6f)

runner-up Rimth (Oasis Dream). Further back,

this is the family of 2002 King’s Stand Stakes (Gr

2, 5f) scorer Dominica (Alhaarth). Runner up to

Shalaa (Invincible Spirit) in the Prix Morny (Gr

1, 1200m), Gutaifan stood for a fee of €6,000 in

2020.

Dante win for ThunderousThunderous (3 c Night Of Thunder ex Souviens

Toi by Dalakhani) brought up the first Group

win of his career when taking out yesterday’s

Dante Stakes (Gr 2, 1m 2.5f) ) at York. Trained

by Mark Johnston, the colt ran home strongly to

defeat Highest Ground (Frankel) by a neck with

Juan Elcano (Frankel) a further two lengths

back in third. Thunderous was a 70,000gns

purchase at Book 2 of the Tattersalls October

Yearling Sale and is the only winner from two

to race out of Italian Listed scorer Souviens

Toi (Dalakhani). He is one of 15 individual

stakes winners for Darley sire Night Of Thunder

(Dubawi), who shuttled to Darley’s Victorian

base in 2016, where he covered 96 mares at a

fee of $16,500 (inc GST).

Rose Of Kildare lands Musidora StakesJust five days after finishing third in the Princess

Elizabeth Stakes (Gr 3, 1m 4f) at Epsom, Rose

Of Kildare (3 f Make Believe ex Cruck Realta

by Sixties Icon) backed up for an all-the-way

win in the Musidora Stakes (Gr 3, 1m 2.5f) at

York yesterday. The Mark Johnston-trained filly

defeated Albaflora (Muhaarar) by two and a half

lengths with Ricetta (Camelot) coming home a

further half-length away in third. Purchased by

her trainer for €3,000 at the Tattersalls Ireland

September Yearling Sale, Rose Of Kildare has had

16 starts for prize-money earnings of £155,259.

She is the only winner from two to race out of

Listed scorer Cruck Realta (Sixties Icon) while

this is also the family of Irish St Leger (Gr 1, 1m 6f)

victor Ibn Bey (Mill Reef). Rose Of Kildare is one

of four individual stakes winners for her sire Make

Believe (Makfi), who stood at Ballylinch Stud for a

fee of €12,000 in 2020.

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70 for Street SenseFormer Darley shuttler Street Sense (Street Cry)

recorded his 70th stakes winner on Wednesday

when Shared Sense (3 c ex Collective by

Bernardini) took out the Indiana Derby (Gr

3, 9f) at Indiana Grand. Raced by Godolphin

and prepared by Brad Cox, Shared Sense was

sent out as favourite after finishing second in

a Churchill Downs allowance at his previous

start. Settling near the rear, he saved ground

near the rail, making steady ground all the

while. At the line, Shared Sense held a three-

length margin over Major Fed (Ghostzapper)

with Necker Island (Hard Spun) a further half-

length away in third. Street Sense, who served

five years in Australia, stood at Darley’s Jonabell

Farm in Kentucky for US$75,000 this season.

Six figures for mare in foal to Harry AngelScat Daddy (Johannesburg) mare New Jazz,

who is believed to be in foal to Darley shuttler

Harry Angel (Dark Angel) sold for 130,000gns

at the Tattersalls July Sale yesterday. Consigned

by Godolphin and purchased by Tony Nerses

on behalf of Imad Al Sagar and Blue Diamond

Stud, the mare had seven starts for a win and

four placings. Catalogued as Lot 251, she is

the only winner from two to race out of Listed

placed mare Seanchai (English Channel) who

herself is a half-sister to the stakes-scoring

Group 1 placed Traffic Guard (More Than

Ready). "We always wanted a Scat Daddy!" said

Nerses. "She is a lovely individual, we saw her

as a yearling but she was beyond our pocket

then. Glad to get her back now. She is a winner

and has a decent page, very happy.”

Field of 13 for July CupImpressive Commonwealth Cup (Gr 1, 6f)

winner Golden Horde (Lethal Force) heads a

13-strong field for tomorrow’s July Cup (Gr 1,

6f), when he will bid to give trainer Clive Cox

a third winner of the race after Lethal Force

(Dark Angel) and Harry Angel (Dark Angel).

Hello Youmzain (Kodiac), who landed the

Diamond Jubilee Stakes (Gr 1, 6g) at the royal

meeting for part owners Cambridge Stud, bids

for a third Group 1 success for Kevin Ryan and

rising star Kevin Stott. Sceptical (Exceed And

Excel), third in the Diamond Jubilee, reopposes

with Frankie Dettori on board again. Last year's

Windsor Castle Stakes winner Southern Hills

(Gleneagles) represents Aidan O'Brien, the

joint leading trainer in the July Cup with five

wins. He has won the last two runnings with US

Navy Flag (War Front) and Ten Sovereigns (No

Nay Never).

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If recent history is any guide, then

Western Australian galloper Gatting

faces a monumental task to repeat his

Eastern seaboard debut in the Group 1

Maybe Diva (Craiglee) Stakes win in tomorrow’s

Group 1 Underwood Stakes at Caulfield.

Not only does the son of Hard Spun have

to defy the usually huge odds against longshot

winners repeating, he’d become just the third

horse in 30 years to complete the double; 25

have tried and only Weekend Hussler (2008)

and Northerly (2002) have been successful.

Furthermore, none the past ten Craiglee

Stakes winners has managed to win another race

during the spring which is verily dumbfounding

and must cast some doubt over its Group 1 status

in a Melbourne carnival which, ridiculously, has

six Group 1 races from 1600 metres to 2040 metres

in about as many weeks.

In contrast, the Group 2 Feehan Stakes

— won this year by Homesman — has been a

much better portent of things to come through

the balance of the spring carnival.

Six of the past ten Feehan winners have

won again in the coming weeks. The exceptions

include Rekindled Interest and Whobegotyou,

who were later placed in Cox Plates, and Magic

Consol who didn’t race again that year.

Four of the past five Underwood Stakes

winners have come via the Feehan including,

of course, Homesman who won last year after

finishing second in the Moonee Valley race and

he looks a superior horse in 2019.

Murray Baker and Andrew Forsman won

the 2017 Underwood with four-year-old mare

Bonneval [who’d won the Feehan] and they

saddle another four-year-old, this time male,

in The Chosen One — who looks the principal

danger to Homesman.

The follow-up form of major race winners

is something of a fascination and generally less

impressive than you might think. Examining

the two major races at Caulfield last Saturday is

interesting.

Begood Toya Mother was a fast and

spectacular winner of the Rupert Clarke Stakes

albeit with a “fired up” Iconoclasm providing

him with some unexpected cover.

Begood Toya Mother is now expected to be

spelled. Moment Of Change, a low weighted

Rupert Clarke winner like Begood Toya Mother,

is the only victor in recent memory [certainly in

the past ten years] to have had an immediate

break and he returned to run second to Black

Caviar in the Group 1 Lightning Stakes and then

went on to win a brace of Group 1 races.

Trust In A Gust and Stratum Star are the

only Rupert Clarke winners, in the past ten

years, to score again that spring - taking the

Group 1 Toorak Handicap and Group 3 Coongy

Handicap respectively.

Similarly, last weekend’s Group 3

Naturalism Stakes has produced just two

subsequent springtime winners in the past

decade; Jameka who went on to win the Group

1 Caulfield Cup and December Draw who won

the Group 1 Turnbull Stakes before failing in

the Caulfield Cup.

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It’s a case of Feehan versusCraiglee in Sunday’s Underwood

Gatting SPORTPIX

Lindsey Smith has pulled off

a remarkable training feat by

managing to rejuvenate the

once retired Black Heart Bart

(Blackfriars) to win his sixth Group 1 race and

second Underwood Stakes (1800m) - three

years on from his first victory in the Caulfield

feature.

Western Australian Smith took over the

Warrnambool stables once owned by Black

Heart Bart’s disqualified trainer Darren Weir

and was asked by the horse’s owners to attempt

to resurrect the nine-year-old gelding’s career.

Smith conceded that he was not overly

confident that Black Heart Bart would make

it back to the races until an encouraging

Cranbourne barrier trial effort last month.

"Before he trialled I started to doubt, but

then he trialled well," Smith said.

"His first race was good and then his second

run was plain, but we thought getting him up to

the 1800 metres would be good as he wouldn't

be chasing all the time.

"It's a good result." Continued on page 2>>

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Black Heart Bart SPORTPIX

BY TIM ROWE | @ANZ_NEWS

Smith rejuvenates veteran Black Heart Bart to win second UnderwoodLongshot retiree upsets favourite Homesman in Caulfield

Group 1

MORNING BRIEFING

Dunn gets job doneon RenewalWayne Hawkes believes the key to Renewal’s

Listed win was Dwayne Dunn not panicking

despite being last and a long way off the leader

Zoustyle. "He had a terrible run in transit but

the biggest thing was Dwayne didn't panic,"

Hawkes said. "He just saved it to the last little

bit and he hit the line well." Zoustyle’s trainer

Tony Gollan was ruing the fact that his smart

sprinter missed the stakes win by such a narrow

margin. "It's a big learning curve for him. It's his

first trip away and this was his first time racing

the Melbourne way of going,” Gollan said. "I

think it's important if I can just keep him in his

right grade I can keep him progressing along.

We won't aim too high I don't think at this

stage. And I think if we come back this time

next year we're going to have a bona fide Group

1 horse." Morning Briefing page 12 >>

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Black Heart Bart ($101) held off last

year's winner, the $2.50 favourite Homesman (War Front), to win by a

short neck.

Fellow Warrnambool-trained veteran Gailo Chop (Deporvito) ($26)

was one and a half lengths away in third.

The Blackfriars (Danehill) gelding ran eighth first-up in the Memsie

Stakes (Gr 1, 1400m) behind his new stablemate Scales Of Justice (Not A

Single Doubt), before running 11th in last week’s Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes

(Gr 1, 1400m) behind Begood Toya Mother (Myboycharlie).

"Even though those two runs might have looked a bit plain, he was

warming up and I've been happy with him," jockey Brad Rawiller said.

"Today, the whole way through the run I was thinking 'geez, we're

going to be in this'."

It was Black Heart Bart’s first win since the 2017 Futurity Stakes (Gr

1, 1400m). He was retired by Weir and his owners almost 12 months ago

after finishing well back in last year’s Toorak Handicap (Gr 1, 1600m).

An emotional Rawiller, the long-time rider of Black Heart Bart, was

delighted to see the gelding return to Group 1 winning form.

It also capped Rawiller’s own comeback from a broken neck which

almost ended his career, having been kept on the sidelines for nearly six

months after being seriously injured last October.

"I've won a Golden Slipper and a Caulfield Cup and I never looked like

getting teary, and I'm nearly in tears," he said.

"It's just amazing. I can't put it into words. Since coming back from my

broken neck it's been a long road.

"At the end of the day I haven't had much to look forward to as far as

rides for the spring and Black Heart Bart was always just my sole focus.

"I've been really happy with how he has been coming along.

"Last week after the Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes when I was asked about

him, I said 'he lit the fire today'. But you've still got to see it.

"I'm still overwhelmed myself, to be honest, even though I thought he

could win today."

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BART’SBACK!

BART’SBACK!

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BLACK HEART BARTBlackfriars-Sister Theresa

MRC UNDERWOOD STAKES G1$20,000 2012 MAGIC MILLIONS PERTH YEARLING SALEVendor: Lakeside Thoroughbreds | Buyer: Kim Renner

Earnings: $4,467,950Owners: K Renner, C Delacy, Mrs D Richardson,

A Psaltis & I Mccarthy | Trainer: Lindsey Smith

CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL CONNECTIONS

Lindsey Smith and Brad Rawiller SPORTPIX

YESTERDAY'S STAKES RACE RESULTS FROM | MOONEE VALLEY | PAGE 13

Nature Strip (Nicconi) staked his

claim for a potential shot at The

Everest (1200m) when silencing

his doubters with an impressive

victory in the AJ Moir Stakes (Gr 1, 1000m) at

The Valley last night.

The Chris Waller-trained gelding

harboured plenty of criticism after his last

start in the Concorde Stakes (Gr 3, 1000m)

when he failed to settle on the front end.

However, he showed he is a bona fide Group

1 horse with an impressive win in the $1

million sprint.

Ridden by James McDonald, Nature Strip

began well from the inside barrier and was able

to hold the inside advantage to eventually lead.

The track record holder over the course

and distance from last year's McEwen Stakes

(Gr 2, 1000m) Nature Strip kicked strongly

around the turn and was able to hold off a

gallant Miss Leonidas (I Am Invincible) by a

short neck. Continued on page 2>>

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Nature Strip puts in blistering display towin Moir StakesThe son of Nicconi adds second elite level race to his CV with impressive victory at The Valley

COVERAGE FROM YESTERDAY’S RACING AT THE VALLEY

Read Tomorrow's Issue For:

Stakes results and reports

What's On:

Stakes races: Rosehill (NSW) - Golden Rose

Stakes (Gr 1, 1400m), Golden Pendant (Gr

2, 1400m), Shannon Stakes (Gr 2, 1500m),

Gloaming Stakes (Gr 3, 1800m), Colin

Stephen Quality (Gr 3, 2400m), Heritage

Stakes (Listed, 1100m) - Mornington (VIC)

- R.M. Ansett Classic (Listed, 2400m) -

Belmont (WA) - Birthday Stakes

(Listed, 1200m)

Metropolitan meetings: Rosehill (NSW),

Doomben (QLD), Morphettville (SA)

Race meetings: Gunnedah (NSW),

Kembla Grange (NSW), Mornington (VIC),

Gold Coast (QLD), Longreach (QLD),

Toowoomba (QLD), Belmont (WA), Ellerslie

(NZ), New Plymouth (NZ)

International Group 1 races: Newmarket

(UK) - Middle Park Stakes (Gr 1, 6f),

Cheveley Park Stakes (Gr 1, 6f) - Santa Anita

(US) - American Pharoah Stakes (Gr 1, 8.5f),

Chandelier Stakes (Gr 1, 8.5f), Rodeo Drive

Stakes (Gr 1, 10f), Awesome Again Stakes

(Gr 1, 9f) - Belmont Park (US) - Jockey

Club Gold Cup Stakes (Gr 1, 10f), Vosburgh

Stakes (Gr 1, 6f)

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Everest-bound filly Sunlight (Zoustar)

closed strongly late to finish the same distance away in third with Ian

McEwen Stakes winner Faatinah (Nicconi) another short-head further

back in fourth.

Waller admitted after the race that the horse gets a lot of negative

attention, but this win might put a stop to the bad press.

"He's a popular horse," Waller joked. "We seem to get more criticism

with him than we ever got with

another certain horse [Winx]

who was probably our last Group

1 winner here.

"That's racing, everyone has

got their opinions. He's a good

horse and today he stepped away

well. James didn't panic he just

got there gradually and it was a

good race.

"You think punters get

frustrated, well owning a horse

and training a horse when you're

running in these types of races,

it's a bitter pill to take when you

don't quite get it right.

"So I think it's a good reward to everybody and I hope the punters had

something on as well and got a bit back from last start when apparently I

did everything wrong."

Waller hopes Nature Strip secures a spot in the $14 million Everest at

Randwick on October 19 and the gelding will now head to the Schillaci

Stakes (Gr 2, 1100m) at Caulfield on October 12 - the winner of that race

will represent the Melbourne Racing Club in the $14 million sprint a week

later.

"I don't think 1200 metres is a problem," Waller said. "I'd say we'll just

see what unfolds in the next few days. If he doesn't get an invite for The

Everest I guess the Schillaci Stakes is the logical choice."

Meanwhile, trainer Shaun Dwyer said Miss Leonidas ran a great race

while Sunlight's co-trainer Tony McEvoy could not hide his delight over

the mare's performance.

McEvoy said he would run Sunlight the Gilgai Stakes at Flemington,

two weeks before The Everest at Randwick.

"I'm pumped," McEvoy said. "I feel like I've won the race.

"The risk was the 1000 meters tonight and that's all that cost her the

race."

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of $1,879,285.

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BY TIM ROWE

Victorian industry participants

who are currently undertaking

quarantine ahead of the

Magic Millions National Sale

on the Gold Coast will be allowed to enter

Queensland despite the government banning

residents from the southern state from

travelling there.

It is understood that those who have

already been out of Victoria for an extended

period will be spared from the new state

border ruling, which was yesterday issued by

Queensland premier Annastacia Palaszczuk,

ahead of the scheduled reopening at midday

today.

Agents Sheamus Mills, Damon Gabbedy,

Suman Hedge and Baystone Farm’s Dean

Harvey are among those who headed interstate

once it became clear Victorians would not be

allowed into Queensland without serving a

two-week isolation period.

New Zealand agents Paul Willetts and

Bevan Smith, as well as fellow Kiwis Steve Davis

and Marcus Corban, gained entry into Australia

earlier this week and are also undertaking hotel

quarantine.

Hedge was this morning into day eight

of his own quarantine at a Coogee Bay hotel

in Sydney, with another six days to complete

before he heads to the Gold Coast for the

National sale.

“The view at the moment, and the

information that we’ve got, is that I will be fine

because I will have completed the 14 days,”

Hedge told ANZ Bloodstock News.

“We’ve just got to run some paperwork and

make sure that there is a very clear delineation

that we have been out of Victoria for the 14 days

… but it’s one of those things, if tomorrow you

get a phone call and they say no then you have

to be ready for anything.”

Vendors and buyers are set to arrive on

the Gold Coast next week ahead of seven days

of selling, which comprises three days of race

fillies and broodmares, two weanling sessions

and two days set aside for the Magic Millions

National Yearling Sale.

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BY DAVID MORGAN | HKJC_RACING

Zac Purton returned a favour at

Happy Valley late on Wednesday

night to keep Tony Cruz in the

frame for the champion trainer

title.

With front-runner Ricky Yiu enduring

an evening of misfortune and his closest

pursuer Francis Lui forced to settle for a pair

of seconds, third-placed Cruz closed the gap

when Purton steered Golden Spectrum (Dutch

Art) to success in the finale, the Class 3 Conduit

Handicap (1800m).

The nine-race action ended with Yiu static

at the top of the premiership on 64 wins, one

ahead of Lui, and Cruz on a creeping 61 with

only two meetings – 20 races – left in the season.

“Tony picked this horse out for me after his

last run to try and help me and as it turned out

I could be helping him,” Purton said, having

completed a double to extend his advantage

in the jockeys’ premiership to a practically

unassailable eight wins.

“It might be too late for Tony but he’s still

going to come strong and his horses are always

there to win – he certainly knows how to handle

them and get the best out of them so you can’t

underestimate him.”

Top-weight wasn’t enough to anchor

Golden Spectrum (131 pounds); Purton got his

mount rolling at the 500-metre point, grabbed

control of the race off the turn and held the late-

closing Lightning Steed (California Dane) by a

length.

Four and a half lengths behind was Yiu’s

Toycoon (Turffontein), a luckless fourth,

having lost roughly the same margin with a

stuttering break from the gate. That followed an

unfortunate incident at the start of the previous

contest, when Yiu’s Eternal Harvest (Smart

Missile) was withdrawn behind the stalls.

Purton might have the champion jockey

title in the bag already but he showed no signs

of easing off and initiated his brace with a front-

running win on Nextmodel (Stratum) in the

Class 4 Hatton Handicap (1000m). The four-

year-old, having his fourth start since switching

from the Peter Ho stable, was able to work to

the lead without too much pressure from gate

12. The bay boxed on to a first career win by two

and three quarter lengths.

Whyte gains an Xponential brace

Douglas Whyte’s sixth career double took

him to 42 wins in his first season with a trainers’

licence and the former 13-time champion

jockey is having no regrets about hanging up

his racing saddle.

“I thought I would miss the riding a lot

more but I’m not at the moment, I’m enjoying

watching. Night’s like tonight make a big

difference,” he said after Xponential (Equiano)

followed Happy Ichiban (Nicconi) into the

winner’s spot.

“I’m very fortunate that I’m able to ride

them in their work and assess them and fix

them to a certain extent. It’s been a very good

learning curve, but more than anything I’m

enjoying it like you cannot believe; just being

around horses and working with them, it’s one

of my passions.”

Xponential was a surprise 47/1 winner on

debut at Sha Tin back in December and has

taken a further six starts and a first outing at the

Valley to figure things out and follow-up. The

four-year-old flicked his ears and was clearly

having a look around when he hit the front in

section one of the Class 4 Kotewall Handicap

(1200m), but did enough to hold on by three-

quarters of a length under Antoine Hamelin.

“He’s taught me a lot in the sense that

first-up he won unexpectedly, there was pace

on and he was at the back sleeping and didn’t

know what he was doing, hence the reason he

hit the line well – it was more like a barrier trial

for him that day,” Whyte said.

“After that, there was a lot more pressure

on him and more expectation on him to deliver

next time and suddenly we started to ride a race

on him and put more pressure on him, and

he wasn’t ready for that. He’s a very immature

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horse, so I’ve taken my time, I’ve taken blinkers

off, I’ve switched tracks with him, brought him

back to 1200 metres, and it’s worked the oracle.

“I think 1200 metres is well short of his

distance,” Whyte added, “but he enjoys the

speed of the 1200 and hence the reason why

I’ve brought him to Happy Valley.”

Whyte kicked off his brace in the opener,

the Class 5 Pok Fu Lam Handicap (1650m),

with Happy Ichiban. Vincent Ho drove the

three-year-old to a dour first victory at the ninth

attempt, wearing first-time blinkers.

“Mentally, he’s just needed racing and

time,” the trainer said. “After his last run, where

he was three-deep on the dirt, I learned that

night that he just can’t handle pressure. He’s

just too big for his own body and he can’t

handle it, he’s only a three-year-old.

“I went back to the drawing board and

played around with him – he’s his own worst

enemy in that he has a boy’s mind and a man’s

body. If I hadn’t put the blinkers on he’d have

been second; I put them on just to help Vincent

out first run at Happy Valley, to get him to

position and travel, and Vincent said when he

got to the front he still had a good look around.”

Ho nailed his own brace when he delivered

the Frankie Lor-trained Supreme Plus (Nicconi)

right on the line to pip Fox Cheunger (Hussonet)

in the Class 5 Po Shan Handicap (1200m). The

win denied his regular ally Lui a much-needed

success that would have taken him to the top of

the trainers’ premiership.

Earlier, Momentum Happy (Dubawi) won

section two of the Class 4 Kotewall Handicap

(1200m); the Jimmy Ting-trained Hong Kong

International Sale graduate forged on under

Derek Leung to hold off Lui’s Shining On

(O’Reilly) by a length.

Wind flies for WongVictor Wong hit the mark on his first ride

for 11-time champion trainer John Size, as

Wind N Grass (Lawman) flew home to peg the

Yiu-trained Little Bird (Starcraft) in the aptly-

named Breezy Handicap (1200m).

“Mr. Size talked really calmly before the

race, he doesn’t make any jockeys nervous, he

gave me easy instructions to follow and I felt

confident when I went out,” the five-pound

apprentice said.

Wind N Grass earned his first win at start 13,

having shown glimmers of promise previously.

“When he came out of the gates, I felt he

was a really calm, strong horse and he didn’t

disappoint me. At the turn I could feel he was

taking me into it; I only had one target to catch

and he did that pretty easily, he finished off

really strongly.”

Caspar Fownes and Karis Teetan teamed to

carry off the Class 3 Babington Handicap (1000m)

with Explosive Witness (Star Witness), who

opened his Hong Kong account at the tenth try.

Teetan made it two wins thanks to the

Dennis Yip-trained Murray’s Partners (Towkay)

in the Class 4 Lyttelton Handicap (1650m).

Hong Kong racing continues with the

season’s penultimate fixture at Sha Tin on

Sunday.

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Almost a decade ago, Smart Missile

(Fastnet Rock) and Shared

Reflections (Umatilla) were

among the best juveniles of their

crop, carrying the Gooree Park red and black

to victory in the Todman Stakes (Gr 2, 1200m)

and the Sweet Embrace Stakes (Gr 3, 1200m) in

2011.

Five years later, they combined in the

breeding barn with the end result being Smart

Image, a winner on debut in the Sky Racing

Active Plate (1200m) at Warwick Farm on

Wednesday.

Sent off as equal second favourite behind

Godolphin’s stakes-placed colt Beyliks

(Lonhro) on the back of a string of eye-catching

trials, Smart Image

missed the start

by a length and

was headstrong

early under Kerrin

McEvoy.

Settling sixth of

the eight runners,

almost four lengths

off a moderate

tempo set by

Beyliks, Smart

Image still looked

green throughout,

which bodes well

for his future.

Tracking up

behind the lead pack, McEvoy brought Smart

Image through three off the fence at the 300

metres and he chased resolutely. Beyliks kicked

on strongly, but Smart Image levelled up in the

shadows of the post, getting the bob in to win by

a nose over Beyliks.

In another promising sign, the pair pulled

right away from the rest of the field, with

four and a half lengths back to Free State

(Headwater) in third.

“He’s a nice horse. He’s got a future,” co-

trainer Peter Snowden said. “He’s still got a bit

to learn but he won and he’s only half there.

He’s got a lot of improvement to come.”

McEvoy added: “That was a really good

effort. Through the first part he was having a

good look at them. I was lucky a few of them

went out around the corner and I was able

to get up and improve on the back of Beyliks,

getting the split when we needed it.

“I had to rush him a little bit but fair play

to him, he did a great job. I’m really pleased

with how he came through it and he’ll learn a

lot from that.”

It was a reunion of the Redzel (Snitzel)

connections, with McEvoy - Redzel’s regular

rider - scoring his first win in the Triple Crown

silks since the two-time Everest (1200m) winner

was retired earlier this year.

Shared Reflections, who was purchased

from Gooree Park by the ‘Newstar Partnership’

that comprised Australian studs Newgate

Farm and Kingstar Farm as well as American

behemoth WinStar Farm in 2017, has produced

four named foals for four winners, including

well-performed former Hong Kong galloper

Lucky Hero (Northern Meteor).

Her Smart Missile colt - now Smart Image

- was sold at last year’s Magic Millions Gold

Coast Yearling Sale for $100,000 to Triple Crown

Syndications.

She has a Capitalist (Written Tycoon)

yearling who was withdrawn from both the

Magic Millions Gold Coast Yearling Sale and

the first round of the Inglis Australian Easter

Yearling Sale before he was purchased by

Hawkes Racing for $80,000 at last weekend’s

Inglis Australian Easter Yearling Sale Round 2.

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John Moore HKJC

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BY DAVID MORGAN | HKJC_RACING

John Moore sits at the open window. His

elbows rest on the worktop, his hands

cup binoculars in a steadying grip and

his eyes study a horse galloping head-

on towards his elevated position. He lowers

the Zeiss glasses, tilting them away casually

in his right hand; his left hand takes hold of a

stopwatch and clicks. The gelding whisks away

to his left, its hooves cutting and flinging clouds

of dark dirt as it sweeps around the track’s right-

hand curve.

Moore is in his corner on the first

floor of the Sha Tin trainers’ stand. It’s been his

morning perch since 1985, a prime spot with a

direct view up the dirt track’s finishing straight.

From this vantage, he has called out countless

instructions to work riders; he has watched

Beauty Generation’s (Road To Rock) bullyboy

bravado and Able Friend’s (Shamardal)

amiably belligerent daily pause; and he has

held court – when the ‘internationals’ arrive

each December, Moore’s corner is ever a hive of

visitors, old friends chatting and agents angling.

His work-watching routine doesn’t deviate

much: he parks his blue-trimmed white bicycle

by the running rail, takes a leather folder from

the front basket and unhooks what looks like

a black zip-up washbag from the handlebars;

he crosses the turf course, ascends the narrow

switchback stairs to his familiar berth, opens

the little bag and unpacks binoculars, pen and

stopwatch.

“It’s the same kit as when I started; the only

difference is that I have this phone now, too, but

I still use the stopwatch. I might be the only one

here who still times them for themselves; I want

to know straight away, so I know what they’ve

done when I’m looking at them back at the

stables,” he says, “I don’t want to have to wait

for the Jockey Club times.”

He copies the numbers from the handheld

clock’s digital display onto a sheet of paper

placed on the left side of the folder.

“He’s a workaholic, he’s a neatness freak,”

says Douglas Whyte, the 13-time champion

jockey-turned-trainer who observed Moore

closely before setting up his own stable. “But

more than anything,” he adds, “it’s his timing,

especially with the big races; he gets a horse on

song and gets him to blossom at the right time.”

Moore first clocked horses one morning

52 years ago when, at age 18, his feet took their

belated maiden step on to a racecourse. That

day set the counter on a span that has taken

him to horse racing’s pinnacle; Hong Kong’s

best-known trainer, a seven-time champion,

the city’s big-race maestro and the handler of

champions, the one with the most wins on the

board and stakes money in the bank.

But, on July 15, his time will run out;

rules are rules, and, at age 70, the Hong Kong

Jockey Club’s compulsory retirement will

take effect and his Hong Kong era will end.

Moore, who bridges right back to the months

leading into Hong Kong’s professional dawn,

will pack up his safari suits, panama hats and

ready soundbites, and depart for Rosehill

Gardens racecourse in Sydney, not too far

from where it all began in an old gypsy

caravan at Randwick.

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The accidental trainerRiding horses was a staple of Moore’s

upbringing – “it probably goes back to the first

time I sat on a horse at one and a half, or two” –

he was immaculate in the show ring, and he cut

his racing teeth in boyhood pony races against

his brother Gary on the family property.

His father, George Moore, was one of

the world’s finest riders, a champion jockey

worthy of the oft overused ‘great’ epithet, who

achieved fame and fortune not only at home

in Australia, but also in Britain, France and the

United States; a rider associated with doyens

and legends of the turf like Prince Aly Khan and

Alec Head, T. J. Smith and Tulloch (Khorassan),

Noel Murless and Jim Joel – and the last-named

pair’s Derby-winning champion Royal Palace

(Ballymoss). His dad’s sister, Margaret, was

married to jockey Garnet Bougoure.

But, while Gary, two years his junior, was

developing towards a career as an elite jockey

in his own right – apprenticed at 15 to no less

a master than the aforementioned Head –

Moore’s cricket and rugby at Cranbrook School

in Sydney kept him busy most days, including

weekends. Afternoons at the races just didn’t fit

his schedule.

“I captained the school rifle club, too,

would you believe?” he says, and his rifle once

felled a kangaroo at Yarraman Park, the stud

farm his father sold on to the Mitchell family

in 1968. He put the hide to good use, adorning

what was then his absolute pride and joy,

a white Mini Cooper S with red upholstery

and mechanical foibles that played a hand in

changing the course of his life.

“I loved my Cooper S; I took the kangaroo,

it was the worst skinning you’ve ever seen, but I

made it as the car’s console and the gear stick,”

he recalls, with a grin.

Moore relates how he was working at a

stock broker firm, Patrick (Levy) & Co., when,

after a late Friday night at The Oak in Double

Bay, his Cooper S caused a stern confrontation

with his father.

“I was in the two-car garage, below dad’s

bedroom, and I couldn’t turn the engine off; I’d just

put a new choke cable on and I had trouble, I had

to jump out, lift the bonnet and release that choke

cable that had caught on the throttle,” he says.

“I knew what was going to happen; dad was

waiting at the front

door for me. And he

gave it to me: ‘Son,

you don’t know

how much work I

go through to take

weight off and ride

the next day, you’re

going to go to the

track and you’re

going to learn.’ And

that’s how I came to

be in an old wooden

gypsy wagon at

Randwick with

Tommy Smith.”

He remembers

the curved roof and a spartan interior

containing some seats and a shelf.

“We’d look straight out, the horses would

come over, and Mr. Smith and the other

trainers would be giving them instructions,”

he continues. “He gave me a clock; I’d never

clocked a horse before, I’d never been to the

track before. He said to me, ‘Here’s a clock,

son, look over there at the half-mile and start

clocking.’ Dad’s riding trackwork and I’m up in

the gypsy wagon!”

He told Smith he could ride and within days

he was riding trackwork. Another trainer, Darby

Armstrong, approached him and before he

knew it, he was riding as an amateur at picnic

races, starting out at Campbelltown.

“Mum was kind enough to take me in the

Jaguar and I arrived like King Farouk!” he

laughs. “I fell off at the start of the cup but got

back on and ran second, and finished leading

jockey on the day; I came home with about 100

bucks in my pocket and I said, ‘How long’s this

been going on?’”

He rode the picnic circuit once a week with

Joe Manning booking his rides, and then he

was called home to the family’s new property,

Hopewood, a cattle ranch near Gundagai, New

South Wales; George had taken a bad fall at

Canterbury and would be out of action for a

period of months. The cattle needed tending,

Moore’s stockbroking job in the city was

suddenly over and he was about to get his first

experience as a racehorse trainer.

His father got hold of three horses for him,

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the aged but high-class Amusement Park (Pipe

Of Peace) and Beau Tirage (Faux Tirage), and a

capable maiden, Border King, “for dad to have a

bet”. Moore opened two gates and drove a John

Deere tractor with a disc plough to “turn the red

soil” and make an uphill gallop, a rough copy of

what he had seen in Newmarket in the summer

of 1967.

“Dad said ‘you’re going to do everything’.

The only thing I didn’t do was farrier, but I

still had to learn how to pull a shoe off. So,

I’ve gone from ‘Pitt Street farmer’ to full-on

horse trainer,” he says, referencing Sydney’s

downtown business district.

“If I didn’t work them in the morning, I rode

them out on cattle work all day – it was a pure

cattle ranch, no broodmares. That’s how I got

into it. We had a two-horse float and I’d go to

the race meetings.”

The first time he saddled runners was at the

Tumut picnics in southern New South Wales

and George went with him.

“If I remember right, Amusement Park

won the Cup and Border King won the maiden

– I think I rode three winners on the day – but

the general manager got drunk at the bar and

forgot to put the money on and dad blew up; we

won but dad always said I was the worst rider

he’d ever seen!” Moore laughs.

“Dad had the name but he made sure I

started with an appreciation of what it’s like at

the bottom; I had to muck out and he said to

me, ‘you make sure you’re on the job by eight

o’clock’. Overalls and a pair of galoshes, that’s

what I wore every day until I could drive out of

there and head back to the life I liked. But that

was the basis to me becoming a horse trainer –

I’m the accidental trainer!”

Best of the best It was the morning after the 2014

LONGINES Hong Kong International Races.

The winter sun was low but bright, a warming

foil to the chill wind that blustered off the Shing

Mun River and whipped sand in a skin-stinging

dance around the Sha Tin yard.

Crouched in a saddling stall, sheltered

behind a wood chip board, Moore and Joao

Moreira hunched low on small plastic stools

that would have comfortably seated a pair of

pre-schoolers, and they laughed.

“We’re up in the stratosphere! We’re still

there, we haven’t come down yet,” Moore said,

and he beamed like the Cranbrook schoolboy

he once was.

“It’s like we’re drunk or something,” Moreira

chipped in. “The feeling is something else.”

Trainer and jockey had, the previous

afternoon, carried off Hong Kong’s two richest

prizes: the street-fighting Designs On Rome

(Holy Roman Emperor) had seen off former

stablemate Military Attack (Oratorio) in a

head-bobber to win the LONGINES Hong Kong

Cup (Gr 1, 2000m) and Able Friend had taken

quickening strides towards greatness with an

imperious victory in the LONGINES Hong Kong

Mile (Gr 1, 1600m).

“It’s the biggest result of my career,” Moore

asserted as he sat there.

His reputation as a big-occasion trainer was

booming; it was nine months after Sterling City

(Nadeem) gave him a bedazzling success on

the globally-significant Dubai World Cup night,

but a time before Werther (Tavistock), Rapper

Dragon (Street Boss) and Beauty Generation

came along and added further layers of gilded

gloss.

Now, more than five and a half years on,

the eye-catching haul of big-race wins and the

champions Moore has nurtured set him apart

from his Hong Kong peers. He has 61 wins in

Hong Kong races designated as a Group 1, or

the old ‘HKG1’ from before the Hong Kong

Jockey Club gained ‘Blue Book’ recognition;

his fully-fledged Group 1 tally stands at 36, with

four of those achieved overseas.

John Size has an outstanding 11

premierships, but, by comparison, his tally

of Group 1 wins comes in at 13, while fellow

champion trainers Tony Cruz and Caspar

Fownes have 22 and six such successes.

“It’s going to be very hard to replace him.

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I don’t know if you can replace like for like,”

says Beauty Generation’s regular partner Zac

Purton.

With two race meetings to go, Moore has

accrued a Hong Kong record 1,734 wins from

16,330 runners, and prize money approaching

an unsurpassed HK$2.1 billion (approximately

A$387.6 million); he was the first trainer in the

city to reach 1,000 wins, the first to break the

HK$1 billion ($184.6 million) mark, the first to

train a horse to win all three legs of the Four-

Year-Old Classic Series; he has won the Hong

Kong Derby (Listed, 2000m) a record six times;

his stars have taken the coveted Hong Kong

Horse of the Year title nine times, and two

of those, the mighty Able Friend and Beauty

Generation, are the co-highest rated gallopers

in Hong Kong history.

He is Hong Kong’s undisputed big-race

king, but it wasn’t always so. “I was a slow

starter,” he says, recalling his early years as a

licensed trainer.

World view pays offMoore’s life and career reveal a knack

for spotting an opportunity’s potential at an

early stage, or tapping an emerging trend and

capitalising. That was the case in the spring

of 1971 when he arrived at Kai Tak airport via

France and Singapore, and realised something

possibly big was brewing in Hong Kong. His

father knew the chief steward’s brother, helped

him get a licence, and he rode the final months

of the last amateur season, then stayed on as a

professional.

“I lived on Kowloon-side in a little 200

square-foot room,” he recalls of those days

when, every morning, he and fellow rider Geoff

Lane would take a stomach-churning journey

across Victoria Harbour in a walla-walla, a

small water taxi.

“When the professional season was about

to start, Geoff was one of those invited to ride:

Gumbleton, ‘Flapper’ Yates, Bobby Elliott; a

few of the amateurs kept going, the MacMillan

brothers kept riding for a season or two after that.”

But his father was about to set up in

Chantilly, France, training for big-hitting

American owner Nelson Bunker Hunt; Moore

was flown to the United States for a meeting,

the idea being he would be part of the set-up

too, but his head – if not yet his heart – was

already in Hong Kong. He turned down the

offer and returned to Asia.

Gary flew in for a visit and by 1972 the

Chantilly experiment was over, his father

followed and the whole Moore clan was in situ,

together, in an apartment close to Happy Valley

racecourse. The patriarch and great jockey-

turned trainer gave the new pro racing scene

the kudos it required, with youngest son riding

as stable jockey – between carving out his own

impressive collection of majors in Australia and

Europe – and eldest as the back-up: “I was more

dad’s lead work rider,” Moore says.

That didn’t stop him collecting 23 wins

from 304 rides as a jockey between March 1971

and the 1976/77 season. In the first season of

the professional era, Hong Kong staged only

258 races, rising to 411 in Moore’s final season

as a rider.

By 1985 he had gained experience observing

and working with some of the world’s best

trainers – Kevin Prendergast in Ireland, Colin

Hayes in Australia and Charlie Whittingham in

the United States.

“The feeding in America, it was amazing;

I turned everything around for dad with

nutrition, that was the key, turning around from

the old oats, maize, barley, wheat. What Charlie

Whittingham was feeding on top of the grain

was amazing. And, you know what, today I still

have my little pad; I wrote everything down, the

way he fed, the times he fed, leading into races

– I noted everything in that notepad and kept

it,” he says.

When George, Hong Kong’s dominant

trainer with 11 championships on the board,

decided that year to retire after heart bypass

surgery, Moore stepped in.

“I was leading trainer in my first season

but that’s because of what dad left me. I think

I would have had to have been pretty bad not

to be,” he says of that first campaign, which

yielded 48 wins from a 482-race season.

“I had so much to learn, even though I’d

spent time with some of the world’s greats. I

needed time. It took me a long time to come to

grips with being a confident trainer; it was trial

and error, until I learned how to kick a horse’s

programme off. I needed to learn management

and the ability to go to yearling sales and also

buy tried horses worldwide. I learned nothing

about yearlings from 1971 until the early ‘80s,

that’s one thing I was missing.”

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He turned to bloodstock agent John Foote,

a connection through jockey Brent Thomson

from his time spent at Lindsay Park with Hayes.

Foote helped Moore’s Australian sourcing

and the combination brought the handler a

Stewards’ Cup winner in 1987, Distinction

(Pago Pago). Motivation (Egg Toss) came in

from Argentina and won the 1993 Hong Kong

Invitational Cup, now the Hong Kong Cup, and

in the later 1990s they spread their net to the

United States.

“I bought John Size’s number one miler at

Keeneland,” he says. “People think Ricky Yiu

bought Electronic Unicorn, it’s totally wrong, I

picked the horse out with John Foote; I fell out

with the owner and within three months of him

entering the stable he had moved him to Ricky

Yiu, and then he was Horse of the Year for John

Size.”

Moore had seen rival champion trainer

Brian Kan start to enjoy success with European

imports and he spotted an opportunity to tap the

same pool but with the intention to snare nicer

types. Foote connected him to Luke Lillingston

and from that came a successful association

with Alastair Donald. The 21st century saw

Moore’s stock improve as he purchased tried

European horses of higher quality – and he did

the leg-work, going to Europe, attending Ascot

and Goodwood, flying over to Ireland.

“I remember one day we set off from

Brighton, I think it was, and went all the way

up to the north, to Scotland, to see a horse; we

went everywhere,” Moore says, throwing his

arm out to emphasise the distances he would

travel.

From starting out, it took him almost 10

years to get his first real star, the New Zealand

import and 1995 Hong Kong Derby hero,

Makarpura Star (Native Kingdom); it was

another 11 before his next champ won the same

contest, Viva Pataca (Marju), a US$1 million

buy for Stanley Ho, out of Sir Mark Prescott’s

Newmarket yard. But, since 2006, it’s been ‘viva’

almost all the way.

“John’s willingness to go out on a limb and

procure a good horse has been outstanding as

far as Hong Kong racing is concerned,” observes

rival champion Size. “He’s been an exceptional

example of someone who can acquire a horse

from overseas and win big races in Hong Kong

with it, which is no mean feat. It’s difficult to get

horses from Europe and Australia to make the

adaption and go on and be Group 1 horses –

he’s done that very successfully.”

With so few Group 1 races on the Hong

Kong calendar before the turn of the century,

Moore’s first arrived 22 years into his training

career, in 2007, when Able One (Cape Cross)

and Viva Pataca won the Champions Mile

(Gr 1, 1600m) and QEII Cup (Gr 1, 2000m);

remarkably, Moore saddled the same pair to

win the same two races fully three years later.

Having found his stride, he didn’t falter.

The G1 winners kept coming, mostly from his

summer European scouting trips: Xtension

(Xaar), Dan Excel (Shamardal), Military

Attack, Dominant (Cacique) and Designs

On Rome. But success brought a cost, the

rising price of those European horses to

eye-watering levels. He spread his net wider

again; he looked back to Australia for tried

gallopers, and in came Werther, Rapper

Dragon and Beauty Generation, while the

southern hemisphere yearling sales yielded

Able Friend and the unfulfilled brilliance of

Aethero (Sebring).

Champions and beyondAsk Moore on most given days to recall his

finest career moments and his response would

be restrained, almost evasive, making plain

that he lives more for the next big win than for

dwelling on past glories. But in Able Friend and

Beauty Generation he nurtured two horses of

such outstanding ability that it would be nigh

on impossible for any trainer not to reflect on

their achievements somewhat wistfully.

Able Friend had a stunning burst of speed

that belied his hulking chestnut frame. The

gelding vied for four-year-old honours with

fellow Horse of the Year and stablemate Designs

On Rome, and then dominated the Hong Kong

mile scene for a season; he was even designated

world champion sprinter after a sensational

last-to-first win under a hefty top-weight in the

Premier Bowl Handicap (Gr 2, 1200m).

“You can have favourites and you can have

the best. Able Friend, we had him from day one,

we bought him at the yearling sales and he went

on to be world champion miler,” he says and

leaves it there.

Moore and son George purchased Able

Friend for A$500,000 and the gelding took the

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stable to its highest peak. Incredibly, within

three years, Moore matched that summit –

some would argue surpassed it – with Beauty

Generation, a New Zealand-bred bought

privately out of Australia, where he was Group

1-placed as a three-year-old.

Beauty Generation evolved from Derby

wannabe to juggernaut miler, an eight-time

Group 1 winner, a two-time Horse of the Year,

Hong Kong’s record stakes earner – topping

Viva Pataca – and the first horse to break the

HK$100 million earnings barrier. At his peak,

he was invincible, and Moore made him so.

“Beauty Generation, I had to work out what

I was doing with him,” he says. “Was I going to

concentrate on what was not only his physique

but also what was offered on the programme?

He came here as a horse who could go 2000

metres, he holds the 2200-metre track record

here at Sha Tin. But the change was two-fold:

to my eye, he looked like a sprinter-miler, and

then there was the fact that we have so many

mile and 1400-metre races on the programme,

that was a big factor.”

Moore’s skill at bringing in a horse from

overseas and being able to acclimatise it, and

school it in the tough Hong Kong environment,

has been a hallmark of his career. Able Friend’s

old partner Moreira, notes that “he brings them

over and then is able to rise them and get them

to perform at their very best,” and that is no

easy feat. Plenty of big-reputation imports have

flopped, and Moore himself has had his share

of failures, but no other trainer has succeeded

in producing champions in Hong Kong like he

has.

“People ask how do I peak a horse? As far

as I’m concerned, it’s knowing the horse, really

understanding that individual. It’s not training

stereo style,” he says.

“It’s all individual, I treat every horse so

differently because I just love the animal so much.

If I trained a few hundred horses, I’d feel guilty, I’d

be missing something. With 70 horses in Hong

Kong, I can know the horses. With more than

100, I’d miss something, like Thanks Forever, he

looked like the worst of the lot, with his terrible

action, but you get to understand the horse and

nurture him and accept him for what he is, and

then he’s placing in Group 1 races.”

Moore will take that method forward, for

his Hong Kong departure is also an Australian

return. He has unfinished business and he

believes he has time still to complete, with a

small string of about 20 or so horses and the

backing of owners like the Kwok family, Bon

Ho, Matthew Wong and Arrowfield Stud. He

will take his stopwatch and his binoculars, and

five decades of experience, and he will try to get

the remaining bucket list item he most desires.

“I want that Group 1 win in Australia. I got

one as an owner with Eagle Way – Bryan Guy

trained him – but I want a Group 1 there as a

trainer,” he says, his eyes narrowing.

Australia is his future. When the lights go

out at Happy Valley on July 15, for the first time

since 1971, John Moore will not be a licensed

participant on the Hong Kong racing circuit.

That time is up.

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288 F Manapouri M Morgan NSW 11,500

358 F Cassie’s Favourite Passed in - 20,000

Akeed Mofeed

354 F Vee Passed in - 35,000

All Too Hard

47 C Sherbet Bomb E Wong HK 100,000

American Pharoah

103 C Without a Shadow Stonehouse Tbreds VIC 65,000

68 C Sundaze Withdrawn

105 C Yukon Dance Withdrawn

220 C Graceful Anna Withdrawn

311 C Mist Passed in - 80,000

Astern

42 C Serafina Withdrawn

86 C Twisterfox Withdrawn

211 C Francophile Withdrawn

339 F Prestigious Miss Passed in - 20,000

375 C Lindisfarne Passed in - 30,000

Better Than Ready

160 C Classical Lass Withdrawn

Brazen Beau

11 C Petite Withdrawn

167 F Conclusive Passed in - 20,000

Bull Point

186 F Diplomacia Passed in - 15,000

234 C Holly Mist Passed in - 20,000

Capitalist

205 C Finally Mitchell Bstock (FBAA) NSW 110,000

287 C Malakiya Marquee Stud Pty Limited NSW 60,000

6 F Our Scene Steeler BBT Breeding and Rcg Pty Ltd NSW 40,000

282 F Madame Trop Vite Heriot Park Stud NSW 40,000

33 C Satirical Lass Westbury Park WA 35,000

251 F Kalahari Princess Wahha Tbreds NSW 26,000

319 F Mystic Empire Jazcom Tbreds Pty Ltd NSW 25,000

380 C Mirage Rouge Matthews Bstock VIC 16,000

306 C Miss Loren Elswick Park NSW 8,000

140 F Byatt Jazcom Tbreds Pty Ltd NSW 6,000

155 F Choisance Withdrawn

202 F Faustine Withdrawn

366 C El Spark Passed in - 30,000

246 F Jest Excel Withdrawn

125 C Awesome Amy Withdrawn

257 F Kincara Miss Passed in - 15,000

262 C Labdien Withdrawn

278 C Lil Red Corvette Passed in - 25,000

111 F Adulterer Withdrawn

63 C Stroak Withdrawn

48 C Silk Sheets Withdrawn

3 C Orchestrator Withdrawn

Average 36,600

Caravaggio

256 C KimblewickLime Country Tbreds / James Bester Bstock

NSW 100,000

7 C Overreactive Jory & Co Pty Ltd NSW 36,000

45 F She Can Skate Double R Tbreds QLD 35,000

130 F Blowin in the Wind The Lofty Tbreds Group Pty Ltd VIC 30,000

Average 50,250

Choisir

107 F Zhen Zhen J Jenkins NSW 20,000

59 C Star Suite R Pendergast NSW 13,000

360 F Cross Cave Passed in - 20,000

Average 16,500

Churchill

228 C Heavens Touch Willow Park Stud NSW 90,000

115 F Allez France D Molloy VIC 45,000

208 C Flying Strike James Bester Bstock NSW 42,000

172 C Conversely Raphe Bstock NSW 28,000

364 C Di Falco Flemington Bstock Agency VIC 15,000

187 C Donatella J Ross SA 2,000

108 F Zipanese Passed in - 25,000

294 C Meiji Withdrawn

Average 37,000

Dawn Approach

102 C Wind Shift JJJ Tbreds QLD 20,000

323 F Novena Passed in - 10,000

Deep Field

81 C Touch of Greatness Binalong Bstock NSW 105,000

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238 F Iceland Turf BelleSuman Hedge Bstock / Grant Bstock

VIC 100,000

26 C Roman Sandals McKeever / Kilgravin / Smith NZ 70,000

10 C Parjinka Newgate Bstock NSW 62,000

334 F Odelia D Romanelli VIC 60,000

279 C Long Wink Jazcom Tbreds Pty Ltd NSW 40,000

134 F Bremer Babe W Seelin NSW 20,000

148 C Certitude JJJ Tbreds QLD 20,000

2 F Opinionated Jazcom Tbreds Pty Ltd NSW 20,000

280 C Love is a Verb R McClenahan NSW 13,000

61 C Streamline Pearl Jazcom Tbreds Pty Ltd NSW 10,000

143 C Caruselle Withdrawn

286 F Make a Ripple Withdrawn

166 C Comingle Withdrawn

194 C Enchanteresse Withdrawn

196 F Endure Withdrawn

224 F Hard to Resist Withdrawn

21 C Real Jazz Passed in - 30,000

274 F Let Her Rip Passed in - 60,000

17 C Quest for Peace Withdrawn

101 C Whitula Withdrawn

Average 47,272

Denman

240 F In Lighten Anton Koolman Bstock Pty Ltd NSW 14,000

Dissident

182 C Deer Valley Mitchell Bstock (FBAA) NSW 24,000

307 F Miss Lucille Eternity Bstock NSW 20,000

229 C Heavensentme C Prosser Rcg NSW 9,000

299 C Midnight Rose S Reid NSW 3,500

114 F Alleyoop Withdrawn

178 F Cutie Express Passed in - 30,000

255 C Kichai Withdrawn

Average 14,125

Divine Prophet

219 F Gold Element Jazcom Tbreds Pty Ltd NSW 10,000

181 F Decorah Withdrawn

Dundeel

221 F Grand BirdMatthew C Smith Rcg Pty Limited

NSW 20,000

64 F Stroboscopic Passed in - 30,000

271 C Lead Husson Withdrawn

Epaulette

245 F Jalsah D Lopez NSW 10,000

254 F Kermis Withdrawn

275 C Let’s Lunch Withdrawn

Exceed and Excel

174 C Count Your Money B MacKenzie NSW 260,000

218 F Go Daisy Pinhook Bstock (FBAA) NSW 100,000

233 F High Ideal Passed in - 90,000

Average 180,000

Exosphere

152 C Chase and Status Lisa Gail NSW 3,500

93 F Venus Amoris Passed in - 25,000

336 C Otter Withdrawn

Fastnet Rock

315 C Montoya’s Secret The Lofty Tbreds Group Pty Ltd VIC 85,000

Flying Artie

85 F Twelve Pack Shelly Harp Tbreds NSW 80,000

253 F Kentucky Miss John O’Shea Rcg NSW 52,500

110 C A Spotte of Magic Maluka Tbreds VIC 20,000

124 C Aunt Mimi Jazcom Tbreds Pty Ltd NSW 15,000

225 C Headsup Two Bays Farm VIC 15,000

46 C She’s a WildcatAlexia Fraser Bstock / Kestrel Tbreds

QLD 14,000

268 C Late Spring Murumba Bstock NSW 8,000

122 C Artwear R Holleran VIC 7,000

267 F Lady Superstar R Broadhead NSW 4,000

39 C Sebrikka Withdrawn

87 F Ultimate Fever Withdrawn

249 C Joseph’s Coat Passed in - 30,000

277 F Light My Fire Withdrawn

Average 23,944

Foxwedge

95 C Victory Grand B McWilliam QLD 25,000

312 C Mofajah S Murphy SA 20,000

242 C Intended Jazcom Tbreds Pty Ltd NSW 8,000

296 C Meteora Miss Withdrawn

Average 17,666

Frosted

367 C Five Star Belle TH Bstock NSW 18,000

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260 C Koala BearBilly Healey Rcg / K Slater / B Slater

QLD 7,000

139 C By Golly Molly Withdrawn

Average 12,500

Headwater

191 F Earthsea Paul Moroney Bstock NZ 37,500

302 C Miss Danzka DGA Bstock NSW 34,000

223 F Happy Laughing Jazcom Tbreds Pty Ltd NSW 25,000

368 F Green Mirage BBT Breeding and Rcg Pty Ltd NSW 25,000

314 C Money WantedRathden Bstock Services / WBF Tbreds

NSW 20,000

54 C Sozzini Passed in - 30,000

97 C Vonzelle Passed in - 20,000

157 F Choux Mania Withdrawn

Average 28,300

Hellbent

50 C Sister Madly Spyglass NSW 140,000

171 C Contralto Spyglass WA 43,000

292 C Maritess Titanic Park VIC 30,000

53 C Snow Secret Passed in - 40,000

128 C Bec Said No Credit Passed in - 50,000

163 C Coco Kerringle Withdrawn

363 F Dancing Doll Passed in - 50,000

Average 71,000

Highland Reel

335 C Orcym Jim Carey NSW 76,000

348 C Suziesaurus Passed in - 50,000

376 F Lipsync Withdrawn

Holler

359 C Chalk it Up Passed in - 10,000

Iffraaj

66 C Suggestions Withdrawn

Impending

62 C Street Storm Binalong Bstock NSW 60,000

349 C Swiftly Red LJ & PA Ibbotson WA 50,000

369 F High Above Paul Willetts Bstock VIC 40,000

320 C Nardoo Kooringal Stud NSW 16,000

222 F Gwynethanne Withdrawn

Average 41,500

Invader

70 C Swan River James Bester Bstock NSW 75,000

22 C Requejada BBT Breeding and Rcg Pty Ltd NSW 28,000

147 F Celtic Sea Hunter Bstock NSW 25,000

121 C Article JJJ Tbreds QLD 22,000

141 F C’Est Ceci Anton Koolman Bstock Pty Ltd NSW 15,000

144 C Casino Lass M Egge NSW 8,000

382 F More Than a Rose Allan Kehoe Rcg NSW 5,000

371 F Isabella L Fitzpatrick NSW 4,000

75 C Tarragon Withdrawn

201 F Fantasy Quest Passed in - 14,000

Average 22,750

Jukebox

310 C Miss Presidential R & K Wren NSW 22,000

331 F Live in Space Aquis Farm QLD 13,000

41 F Seideliner Matthew Brown Rcg VIC 10,000

94 F Very Bright Withdrawn

Average 15,000

Lonhro

56 C Sports Writer BBT Breeding and Rcg Pty Ltd NSW 60,000

239 F Impossibly Passed in - 100,000

Lord of the Sky

34 C Savannah Dancer Withdrawn

Magic Albert

185 C Destiny’s Rose Passed in - 6,000

Maurice

73 F Swinging Feeling Thompson Rcg NSW 12,000

Menari

243 C Iseemagic Withdrawn

Merchant Navy

131 C Bodhi Blue Binalong Bstock NSW 100,000

347 C Suite Annie Paul Willetts Bstock VIC 70,000

9 C Parfaits Fengood Pty Ltd NSW 50,000

96 C Villa Carlotta ST Bstock VIC 19,000

372 F Just Our Girl Hidden Valley Tbreds NSW 17,000

161 C Clockwork Orange J Orazio VIC 15,000

31 F Sagaronne Withdrawn

100 C What a Diva Withdrawn

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126 C Awoke Withdrawn

137 F Broadband Passed in - 150,000

168 C Condolences Passed in - 100,000

227 C Heavenly Anna Passed in - 40,000

284 C Madison Quays Withdrawn

Average 45,166

Nicconi

289 C Manhattan LightStonehouse Tbreds / X Factor Pedigrees

VIC 22,000

36 F Scarlett Rouge Murray Livestock NSW 2,000

Average 12,000

No Nay Never

170 F Consolari Yabby Dam Farms Pty Ltd VIC 22,000

258 F Kiwi Colleen G Daley NSW 10,000

173 C Cornflower Blue D Lopez NSW 3,000

Average 11,666

Nostradamus

244 F ItzfateMatthew C Smith Rcg Pty Limited

NSW 10,000

Not a Single Doubt

343 F RhodamineSuman Hedge Bstock / Grant Bstock

NSW 280,000

Ocean Park

189 C Dubrovnik Withdrawn

Odyssey Moon

206 C First Order Stanton Tbreds Pty Ltd NSW 8,000

217 F Glowlamp I Stone NSW 7,000

378 F Mambo Flyer PJ Rcg NSW 3,500

135 F Bright Heart GPS Breeding NSW 1,500

Average 5,000

Outreach

80 C Torrini Jazcom Tbreds Pty Ltd NSW 8,000

215 C Girls Got Rhythm I Stone NSW 2,500

Average 5,250

Pariah

123 C Astrophysical Jet Spyglass NZ 105,000

316 F Most Striking Greenhaven Park Stud NSW 45,000

241 C Inflict Paul Willetts Bstock VIC 24,000

25 F Roeinda B Flynn NSW 12,000

164 F Coco Miss H Lockwood NSW 5,000

317 F Mothwing J Gleeson NSW 2,500

Average 32,250

Pierro

18 C Raunchy Rocker James Bester Bstock NSW 100,000

72 F Sweet Maggie Two Bays Farm VIC 80,000

150 F ChandanaStonehouse Tbreds / Matt Scown Bstock

VIC 80,000

300 C Mileyva Wahha Tbreds NSW 46,000

35 F Savoureux Withdrawn

92 C Valoura Withdrawn

112 C Ajeeta Passed in - 60,000

203 F Federosa Withdrawn

266 F Lady Migaloo Passed in - 140,000

324 F Now Now Passed in - 250,000

Average 76,500

Preferment

385 F Not a Cherry A Wright NSW 4,000

337 C Overstay Withdrawn

Press Statement

365 F Duble TakeEvans Rcg / Pinhook Bstock (FBAA)

NSW 38,000

82 F Touchy Greeley Passed in - 15,000

213 C Future Gains Withdrawn

290 F Margaret Miss Withdrawn

Pride of Dubai

117 C Aneeda Paul Willetts Bstock NZ 45,000

184 F Desert End Jazcom Tbreds Pty Ltd NSW 40,000

293 C Mawzoona CBNZ NZ 40,000

207 C Fledgling W J B NSW 30,000

43 F Shadow Doll Future Horse Pty Ltd VIC 20,000

20 C Rayaheen Stonehouse Tbreds VIC 15,000

332 F O’CouneyShaky Bstock / Pinhook Bstock (FBAA)

NSW 7,000

27 F Roomooz Withdrawn

32 F Sandy Desert Passed in - 35,000

127 C Ballet Society Withdrawn

132 C Bold Beginning Withdrawn

195 F Endless Hope Withdrawn

231 F Hi Belle Withdrawn

Average 28,142

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Ribchester

5 F Our Lonnie Belmont Bstock Agency (FBAA) VIC 25,000

Rich Enuff

377 F Madam Delponte M Van Gestel NSW 24,000

Rommel

153 F Chickitty Chick Withdrawn

Rubick

192 F Elliptical Orbit Makybe Rcg and Breeding VIC 37,500

1 F One More Tequila BBT Breeding and Rcg Pty Ltd NSW 35,000

67 C Sullivan Bay Okami Tbreds NSW 28,000

237 C Hooness L Bradbery NSW 28,000

142 C Caesarissa A Zarko SA 20,000

19 C Rawdah Jazcom Tbreds Pty Ltd NSW 16,000

119 C Apple Charlotte R McClenahan NSW 16,000

177 C Curvaceous Jazcom Tbreds Pty Ltd NSW 13,000

165 C College Romance L Treloar SA 9,000

37 F Schiaparelli Pink Passed in - 30,000

104 C Witwatersrand Passed in - 40,000

226 C Heartlings Passed in - 40,000

248 F Joka Passed in - 30,000

264 F Lady Guissel Withdrawn

333 F Tariana Passed in - 15,000

Average 22,500

Russian Revolution

322 C Novel Dancer Laurel Oak Bstock Pty Ltd NSW 150,000

303 C Miss Denni L Lee HK 95,000

145 C Catchulata Arlington Park Rcg NSW 80,000

259 C Knit ‘n’ Purl BRT Bstock QLD 80,000

138 F Buckleupbuttercup Middlebrook Valley Lodge NSW 25,000

44 F Shakeira C Zintilis VIC 20,000

133 F Bond Passed in - 100,000

162 F Cloud Song Withdrawn

183 F Denpurr Withdrawn

263 F Lady Colours Withdrawn

270 F Le Grand Cru Withdrawn

321 C No More Tears Withdrawn

Average 75,000

Sebring

355 C White House LadyRathmore Bstock / Avesta Bstock

SA 70,000

216 C Glenbawn Dame Stonehouse Tbreds VIC 40,000

149 C Champalou T Rook NSW 21,000

118 C Angharad Meadowbrook Farm NSW 18,000

38 C Scrum Passed in - 100,000

273 C Leica Ding Withdrawn

297 F Michaux Withdrawn

345 C So Foxy Passed in - 50,000

Average 37,250

Shalaa

69 C Sutology Paul Willetts Bstock VIC 24,000

340 F Princess Peggy Wahha Tbreds NSW 20,000

88 C Unassailed Withdrawn

Average 22,000

Shooting to Win

210 C Forget the Weather Oakford Tbred Farm VIC 45,000

252 F Katiet Eternity Bstock NSW 10,000

159 C Circle Game Rathmore Bstock SA 8,000

79 F Tongue and Groove Jazcom Tbreds Pty Ltd NSW 6,000

74 F Switmoa Clisby Rcg NSW 4,000

281 F Lucky Kitty Hillside Stud SA 3,500

52 F Skyfall J Hopkins NSW 1,500

78 F Tiffinco Passed in - 20,000

136 C Brightlands Star Passed in - 25,000

169 C Considerable Passed in - 20,000

Average 11,142

Sizzling

329 C La Chasseuse Hillside Stud SA 4,500

190 C Dux Polaris Bstock VIC 4,000

Average 4,250

Smart Missile

77 F Think Out Loud James Bester Bstock NSW 65,000

352 C The Look of Love Simple Bstock Services HK 50,000

304 C Miss Essembee Thompson Rcg NSW 30,000

381 C Mokoro BBT Breeding and Rcg Pty Ltd NSW 22,000

344 C Sister Rose Ledger Rcg Pty Ltd VIC 15,000

353 C Tina’s Tattoo Jazcom Tbreds Pty Ltd NSW 12,000

250 F Just a Girl T Rook NSW 8,000

373 C Kinda Tangy R Pendergast NSW 8,000

84 C True Course Passed in - 10,000

90 F Universal Girl Passed in - 10,000

99 F What a Beauty Passed in - 20,000

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330 C La Ladra Withdrawn

Average 26,250

Snitzel

175 C Crafty Irna Passed in - 200,000

So You Think

204 C Feirin D R Pinhook NSW 150,000

120 C Aquamosa Gall Bstock Pty Ltd NSW 130,000

176 C Crazyonyou B MacKenzie NSW 75,000

232 C Hidden AttractionMatthew C Smith Rcg Pty Limited

NSW 65,000

356 F Write CheekPlatinum Breeding And Rcg / Evans Rcg Group / Pinhook Bstock (FBAA)

NSW 65,000

179 C Dawning Light Stonehouse Tbreds VIC 40,000

209 F Footsteps of God Colm Santry Bstock Pty Ltd NSW 30,000

374 F Lake Mountain Baystone Farm VIC 9,000

76 F The Countess Withdrawn

313 C Molly Rocks Passed in - 60,000

351 C The Girlfriend Passed in - 100,000

Average 70,500

Sooboog

116 C Anadyomene D R Pinhook NSW 26,000

265 F Lady Mahler J Kennedy USA 8,000

55 C Speedy Franzalis I Stone NSW 7,000

370 F Inthenameofliberty G Daley NSW 7,000

198 F Exhibit Passed in - 25,000

Average 12,000

Spieth

83 C Triple Asset KBL Tbreds Pty Ltd QLD 25,000

28 F Rosie Quadrille L Treloar SA 5,000

57 F Star Effort S McPhee UK 5,000

326 C Zedrego Ledger Rcg Pty Ltd VIC 2,500

71 F Sweet Fire Passed in - 100,000

291 F Marheta Withdrawn

327 F Bella Demure Withdrawn

Average 9,375

Spirit of Boom

338 C Paramount Edinburgh Park Stud Pty Ltd NSW 60,000

384 F Neena Rock Edinburgh Park Stud Pty Ltd NSW 50,000

236 C Honey Cara Polaris Bstock VIC 22,000

113 F All Sewn Up Anita Rossiter NSW 6,000

12 C Pizzazz Passed in - 80,000

65 C Sublimity Withdrawn

Average 34,500

Star Turn

24 C Rock Me Baby P Brown NSW 25,000

156 F Chose That Withdrawn

283 F Madame Zara Withdrawn

Star Witness

23 C Rock Cathedral Springmount VIC 60,000

158 F Cinq RougeJ Alexander / Matt Scown Bstock

VIC 10,000

188 C Dora’s Ready Passed in - 30,000

193 C Elsewhere Passed in - 25,000

Average 35,000

Starspangledbanner

261 F Kuchinskaya Mad About Rcg / O Koolman NSW 16,000

Stratum Star

199 C Explicit Vixen Trevor Sutherland Rcg NSW 12,000

146 F Cedar Lane Passed in - 17,000

Street Boss

383 F Navorina Passed in - 20,000

Stryker

341 F Quick Trip Passed in - 5,000

Super One

212 C Fraud Gall Bstock Pty Ltd NSW 20,000

247 C Jewel of Honour Simple Bstock Services HK 12,000

295 C MesclunMatthew C Smith Rcg Pty Limited

NSW 10,000

49 C Sirindhorn R Pendergast NSW 5,000

58 C Star of Destiny Gary Nickson Rcg NSW 5,000

308 C Miss Manage D Scriven QLD 3,000

30 C Run Sally Run Passed in - 8,000

91 C Valise Passed in - 15,000

Average 9,166

Supido

106 F Zastabelle T Smith NSW 1,500

180 C Dazzling Rose Withdrawn

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361 C Cuckoo Passed in - 25,000

Territories

197 C Exellas Withdrawn

Testa Rossa

328 C Joffa Rose Velu Bstock VIC 16,000

The Mission

154 F Chinese Whispers Withdrawn

Thronum

379 F Marie Soleil A Boyle NSW 5,000

151 F Chant of God J Ross NSW 4,000

Average 4,500

Time Test

4 C Our Joan of Arc Passed in - 35,000

Toronado

357 F Wujimu Riverock Farm NZ 36,000

8 F Parallel Lines SL Bstock VIC 25,000

Average 30,500

Tosen Stardom

89 C Unhappy L Lee HK 30,000

Vancouver

214 C Gabbidon Lime Country Tbreds NSW 60,000

269 C Lazuli Maluka Tbreds VIC 54,000

272 C LegiblePlatinum Breeding And Rcg / Pinhook Bstock (FBAA) / Evans Rcg Group

NSW 40,000

276 F Leviosa R McClenahan NSW 38,000

60 F Stratance Anton Koolman Bstock Pty Ltd NSW 30,000

298 F Midnight Dancer Withdrawn

Average 44,400

Wandjina

235 F Hollywood Heart Fella McShane TAS 16,000

309 C Miss Middleton Ken Keys Rcg VIC 13,000

98 C Wannabe Loved Q Scott VIC 10,000

15 C Prontissimo Central Bstock VIC 1,000

Average 10,000

Winning Rupert

285 C Maha Chakri Jazcom Tbreds Pty Ltd NSW 20,000

16 C Queenie Bradlee Park VIC 13,000

230 F Helsingor Milton Tbreds NSW 10,000

301 F Minetti M Vahala WA 4,000

362 C Curtsey R Pendergast NSW 3,000

109 C A la Luna G Strachan WA 2,000

13 F Potluck P Brown NSW 1,500

Average 7,642

Written Tycoon

350 C Taraji Binalong Bstock NSW 185,000

40 F See Me Rock BRT Bstock QLD 90,000

342 C Racy Maluka Tbreds VIC 25,000

14 F Pretty Snitzel Withdrawn

Average 100,000

Xtravagant

129 C Believer Withdrawn

Zebedee

29 C Royal Bender J Keough NSW 15,000

51 C Sister Souss Withdrawn

Zoustar

200 C Fabvier Passed in - 180,000

305 C Miss Husson Withdrawn

318 F My Dinah Lee Withdrawn

325 C Nurse Kitchen Withdrawn

346 C Starlike Withdrawn

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STAKES RESULTSIron Jack Grafton Cup (LR)$200000, Grafton (NSW) 3yo+, 2350m, Good(4).

1. SIXTIES GROOVE (IRE) 7 b g, 61 kg

Sixties Icon (GB) - Gift Dancer (GB), by Imperial Dancer (GB)

2nd dam: Aileen’s Gift (IRE), by Rainbow Quest (USA)

3rd dam: Joyful (IRE), by Green Desert (USA)

O: Australian Bloodstock, Mrs S Roy, Power Thoroughbreds, Shaw

Family Racing, C G Lasnick, N C Fishwick, P G Walsh, B J Francis,

M J Matthews, S J Shirtliff, S A Newton, Mrs L G Rutherford,

Jacobsen Bloodstock Pty Ltd, A W Rohde, Ticket To Ride, D Healey, J

B: Minch Bloodstock T: K A Lees J: J R Collett

80,000 gns, Tattersalls October Yearling Sale (Book 2) 2014

V: Ballyhane P: Hugo Merry BS

45,000 gns, Tattersalls December Foals Sale 2013

V: Castletown Stud P: Ballyhane Stud

2. The Lord Mayor (NZ) 5 b g, 56 kg

Rock ‘n’ Pop (AUS) - Soph (NZ), by Lord Ballina (AUS)

B: J N Wallace, Central, T: C J Waller J: L Magorrian

Psd NZ$0 Res NZ$60,000, New Zealand Bloodstock National

Yearling Sale 2016

V: Ardsley Stud

NZ$52,000, New Zealand Bloodstock Ready to Run Sale 2016

V: Ardsley Stud P: Hughes B/stock

3. Carzoff (FR) 7 b g, 58 kg

Zoffany (IRE) - Cartama (Gb), by Mark of Esteem (IRE)

B: Paul Richard T: C J Waller J: G Boss

€225,000, Arqana Deauville Autumn Mixed Sale 2016

V: A Couetil P: G Mulcaster

€11,000, Arqana Deauville Autumn Mixed Sale 2014

V: Haras de Grandcamp P: PB BS

Margins: 0.2 lens, 1 len. Time: 2:25.98(last 600m 34.67).

Betting: $3.50, $9.00, $4.50.

Then followed: Nemingah (NZ), Commander Bell (AUS), Primitivo

(AUS), La Pulga (AUS), Big Duke (IRE), I’ll Miss You (AUS), Champagne

Vega (AUS), Kilmarnock (AUS), Winkler (NZ), Partnership (NZ), Mister

Maker (AUS) & Satono Rasen (JPN), last.

Analysis: Irish-bred import Sixties Groove followed his close second in

the WJ McKell Cup (Listed, 2000m) at Rosehill on June 27, when having

his third run this preparation, with a solid performance under his top

weight (61kg) in winning here. He was eased from his wide barrier (12)

to settle near the tail of the field on the rails, and was still conceding a

big start as he improved at the 600m. He saved ground between runners

at the bend, eased deeper and into clear running at the 200m and then

finished strongly to grab a very good win on the post. It was also a good

ride by Jason Collett. The Lord Mayor had a nice trip in a midfield position

before moving up (deep) nearing the turn. He challenged at the 200m

and then battled strongly for (long neck) second. His Chris Waller-trained

stablemate Carzoff was back about eighth before making his move (wide)

at the 800m. He continued to improve coming to the turn, got to the front

at the 200m and then battled on well for third with Nemingah holding on

nicely for (1.9 lengths) fourth after being handy most of the way. [KB]

1st dam: GIFT DANCER, by Imperial Dancer. Unraced. Dam of-

2013 g. SIXTIES GROOVE, by Sixties Icon. 8 wins from

2000m to 2400m, ?52,933, A$758,850, to 2019-20, Bris-

bane Cup, Gr.2, Clarence River JC Grafton Cup, L, VRC KA

Morrison H., CRV Cup Tour Trophy H., Kempton London

Middle Distance Final H., Moe Cup, 2d BRC PJ O’Shea S.,

Gr.2, ATC WJ McKell Cup, L, MRC Keno Bonus H., Good-

wood Betfred Mobile S., 3d BRC Doomben Cup, Gr.1,

Hawkesbury Gold Cup, Gr.3.

2014 g. Chartbuster, by Mastercraftsman. Placed at 3 in GB.

2015 f. Smiling Eliza, by Rock of Gibraltar. 4 wins at 1?m, 2m

to 2019 in Ireland.

2016 c. Grimm Dancer, by Zoffany. Placed in 2020 in Lithuania.

2017 f. Sister Eliza, by Footstepsinthesand. Raced once.

TAB MEETINGSCAIRNS (QLD) Good(4)R1: Programmed Property Serv Mdn, $17000, 1250m.

1. TECHNICIAN (AUS) (b g 4 Skilled (AUS) - Pahlee (AUS)).

T: F J Wieland J: G D Kliese

2. Taveuni (AUS) (gr m 4 Chosen To Fly (AUS) - Nero Velluto (AUS)).

3. Scaramouche (AUS) (b g 4 Squamosa (AUS) - Oil Slick (AUS)).

Margins: 1.3 lens, 2 lens. Time: 1:15.25 (last 600m 36.41).

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R2: Rainforestation Nature Pk-Bm69, $17000, 1900m.

1. MT PETER MISS (AUS) (ch f 3 Real Saga (AUS) - Umanova (AUS)).

T: A R Bailey J: Shohei Kaya

2. Yankee Tango (AUS) (br g 5 All American (AUS) - Tang (AUS)).

3. Rocco (AUS) (b g 5 Mulaazem (AUS) - Fontajeune (AUS)).

Margins: 0.2 lens, 0.2 lens. Time: 1:58.83 (last 600m 36.25).

R3: Maxitool Group Hcp (55), $17000, 950m.

1. JACK DERIPPA (AUS) (ch g 4 Sizzling (AUS) - Derippa (AUS)).

T: Chelsea Jokic J: Ms C Jokic

2. Invincible Tammy (AUS) (b m 5 I Am Invincible (AUS) - Miss Chaos

(NZ)).

3. October Storm (AUS) (b g 5 October Sky (IRE) - Carvelon (AUS)).

Margins: 0.1 lens, 0.2 lens. Time: 54.96 (last 600m 35.00).

R4: Piccones Iga Hcp, $17000, 950m.

1. BET ON LOVE (AUS) (br f 3 Love Conquers All (AUS) - Trinity

College (NZ)).

T: O Chillemi J: S Wilson

2. Oriental Girl (AUS) (b f 3 Mossman (AUS) - Golden Orient (AUS)).

3. Boss Baby (AUS) (b f 3 Instinction (AUS) - Silent Song (NZ)).

Margins: 1.8 lens, 2 lens. Time: 54.67.

R5: Cooper Racing Hcp, $17000, 950m.

1. DESERT COWBOY (AUS) (b/br g 6 Hayil (USA) - Desert Desire

(AUS)).

T: T P Rowe J: S Wilson

2. District (AUS) (b g 6 Lonhro (AUS) - Dominions (AUS)).

3. Hot Shot Harry (AUS) (b g 5 Written Tycoon (AUS) - Ruby Rosewyn

(AUS)).

Margins: 1 len, 0.4 lens. Time: 54.45.

R6: David Galloway-Penny Plate-C3, $17000, 1250m.

1. BATTLE CRY (AUS) (b g 4 All Too Hard (AUS) - Affable (AUS)).

T: S Massingham J: C Whiteley

2. Deigo Bay (AUS) (b g 4 Dream Ahead (USA) - Trick Shot (AUS)).

3. Intense Focus (AUS) (ch g 4 Mossman (AUS) - Brilliant Snitzel

(AUS)).

Margins: 0.1 lens, 0.3 lens. Time: 1:15.03 (last 600m 35.22).

ALL TOO HARDSire of 10 SW’ers in 2019/20

R7: Tab Hcp (C6), $17000, 1500m.

1. RUBY RED SOCKS (AUS) (b m 5 Von Costa De Hero (AUS) -

Commands A Smile (AUS)).

T: R Fransen J: Ms C Jokic

2. Rock Spur (AUS) (b g 8 Magnus (AUS) - Priceless Diamond (AUS)).

3. Saxophone (AUS) (br g 6 Lonhro (AUS) - Seeking Susan (AUS)).

Margins: 0.3 lens, 0.4 lens. Time: 1:28.06.

R8: Jpm & Sons Constructions (C2), $17000, 1400m.

1. BRILLIANT MIND (AUS) (br g 4 So You Think (NZ) - Starspangled

(IRE)).

T: S Massingham J: N Day

2. Toff Rocks (AUS) (ch g 5 Toorak Toff (AUS) - Tiny Belle (AUS)).

3. Eroe (AUS) (b g 5 Kaphero (AUS) - Wingasinga (AUS)).

Margins: 2.5 lens, 1 len. Time: 1:23.88.

GRAFTON (NSW) Soft(5)R1: Fidelity Capital (Bm66), $40000, 1000m.

1. KISS MY SWISS (NZ) (b m 4 Swiss Ace (AUS) - Regal Kiss (AUS)).

T: J M Cleary J: Emily Atkinson

2. Eleazar (AUS) (b g 5 I Am Invincible (AUS) - Cantakitwithya (AUS)).

3. In A Step (AUS) (b f 3 Sidestep (AUS) - Time Release (AUS)).

Margins: 0.8 lens, 0.8 lens. Time: 56.86 (last 600m 34.75).

R2: The Bidfood Hcp (C1), $40000, 1400m.

1. AUNTIE MONNIE (AUS) (b/br m 4 Arlington (AUS) -

Alittlebitofmonica (AUS)).

T: J T Blanch J: A Adkins

2. Enterprise Keren (AUS) (ch f 3 Mossman (AUS) - Lillabiddy (AUS)).

3. Volfoni (AUS) (br g 3 Smart Missile (AUS) - Crystal Diamonds (AUS)).

Margins: 1.3 lens, 2.5 lens. Time: 1:22.92 (last 600m 35.22).

R3: Tab Mother’s Gift, $50000, 1400m.

1. SIMPLY SACRED (AUS) (b m 4 Blackfriars (AUS) - Simply Wicked

(AUS)).

T: Edward O’rourke J: B Looker

2. Maid Marilyn (AUS) (ch m 5 Stratum (AUS) - Longlea (AUS)).

3. But I Know (AUS) (br m 4 So You Think (NZ) - Pendolin (NZ)).

Margins: 0.2 lens, 1.5 lens. Time: 1:23.15 (last 600m 35.07).

R4: Nbn Springboard To Fame 2yo, $45000, 1200m.

1. FREYA’S CLOAK (AUS) (b f 2 The Factor (USA) - Sienna Red (AUS)).

T: S B Lee J: J Grisedale

2. Bay Of Bengal (AUS) (b g 2 Sepoy (AUS) - Bengal Angel (AUS)).

3. Full Press (AUS) (b g 2 Press Statement (AUS) - Max It Out (AUS)).

Margins: 1.8 lens, 0.1 lens. Time: 1:09.87 (last 600m 35.16).

R5: Corbett Earthmoving P/L Mdn, $45000, 1200m.

1. YULONG BASE (USA) (br/bl g 4 Scat Daddy (USA) - Bailzee

(USA)).

T: Cody Morgan J: A Gibbons

2. Highbury (AUS) (b/br g 3 I Am Invincible (AUS) - Footprint (AUS)).

3. Amore Moderno (AUS) (b g 3 Al Maher (AUS) - Italian Beauty

(AUS)).

Margins: 0.8 lens, 0.1 lens. Time: 1:10.31 (last 600m 34.75).

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R6: Village Green Hotel Plate-C6, $50000, 1200m.

1. TWO BIG FARI (AUS) (br g 4 Walking Or Dancing (NZ) - Miss

Spoken (AUS)).

T: T S Howlett J: G Buckley

2. Tim’s Principal (AUS) (b g 6 Denman (AUS) - Ya Michelle (AUS)).

3. Lose The Snip (AUS) (ch g 4 Snippetson (AUS) - Princess Iris (AUS)).

Margins: 1 len, 0.8 lens. Time: 1:09.21 (last 600m 35.06).

R8: Sir James Kirby Qlty, $75000, 1000m.

1. TRUST ME (AUS) (ch g 6 Sepoy (AUS) - Further (AUS)).

T: B A Partelle J: Rachel King

2. All Cylinders (AUS) (b g 3 Testa Rossa (AUS) - Star Of The Screen

(AUS)).

3. Under The Thumb (AUS) (b/br g 7 Falvelon (AUS) -

Shewhomustbeobeyed (AUS)).

Margins: 0.1 lens, 0.1 lens. Time: 56.52 (last 600m 33.80).

KEMBLA GRANGE (NSW) Soft(5)R1: Wave Fm Mdn Hcp, $35000, 1000m.

1. BRAVADO (AUS) (b c 2 Toronado (IRE) - Chabaud (NZ)).

T: J A O’shea J: B Avdulla

2. La Foret (AUS) (b f 2 Deep Field (AUS) - Najaah (AUS)).

3. War Memorial (AUS) (b g 2 Fastnet Rock (AUS) - Smokin’ Alice

(USA)).

Margins: 0.3 lens, 2.3 lens. Time: 57.79 (last 600m 33.44).

ANOTHER WINNER FOR

DUAL G1 WINNING WORLD CHAMPIONTORONADO

R2: Markey Saddlery Mdn Hcp, $35000, 1000m.

1. BRIDE OF VENGEANCE (AUS) (ch m 4 Mossman (AUS) -

Lucrezia (NZ)).

T: B M Lazzarini J: Ms W Costin

2. Star Dynasty (AUS) (b f 3 Star Witness (AUS) - Miss Hot Gossip

(AUS)).

3. Shelled (AUS) (b f 3 Shooting To Win (AUS) - Sweet Corn (AUS)).

Margins: 2 lens, 1.3 lens. Time: 59.19 (last 600m 34.88).

R3: Wiseman Insurance Mdn Plate, $35000, 1200m.

1. EL COHETE (NZ) (b g 3 Super Easy (NZ) - Lycme (AUS)).

T: Joseph Pride J: R Hutchings

2. Sweeping Brook (AUS) (b g 3 Hinchinbrook (AUS) - Deverra (NZ)).

3. Divine Breath (AUS) (b/br f 2 Scissor Kick (AUS) - Angel’s Breath

(AUS)).

Margins: 0.1 lens, 0.2 lens. Time: 1:11.23 (last 600m 34.38).

R4: Superior Hire Cars Hcp (C2), $35000, 1600m.

1. DREAM RUNNER (AUS) (ch g 3 Wilful Default (AUS) - Sweet

Submission (AUS)).

T: K R Dryden J: Tommy Berry

2. Sky Diamonds (AUS) (b f 3 Deep Field (AUS) - Cathay Lady (AUS)).

3. Brutality (AUS) (b g 3 Shamus Award (AUS) - Star Salute (AUS)).

Margins: 0.8 lens, 0.8 lens. Time: 1:36.05 (last 600m 35.44).

R5: Tc Air & Electric (Bm64), $35000, 1400m.

1. DERBARI (AUS) (b g 3 Dundeel (NZ) - Swan River (AUS)).

T: Joseph Pride J: B Avdulla

2. My Blue Jeans (AUS) (gr g 5 Barbados (AUS) - Flinders Island (AUS)).

3. Josephus (AUS) (ch g 4 Nicconi (AUS) - Carolyn’s Star (AUS)).

Margins: 1.3 lens, 1.8 lens. Time: 1:23.14 (last 600m 35.33).

R6: Hillross Supernova Woonona-C1, $35000, 1200m.

1. FENECH (AUS) (b g 3 Redoute’s Choice (AUS) - National Colour (SAF)).

T: Brad Widdup J: A Hyeronimus

2. Stolen Glance (AUS) (b f 2 Artie Schiller (USA) - Ganda (AUS)).

3. Chelsea Reign (AUS) (b f 3 Rubick (AUS) - Chelsea Hotel (AUS)).

Margins: 0.1 lens, 1.8 lens. Time: 1:11.11 (last 600m 33.93).

R7: Kapture Dust (Bm70), $35000, 1200m.

1. GOLLY I’M LUCKY (AUS) (br g 5 Lucky Owners (NZ) - Goliard

(NZ)).

T: Ms T Bateup J: Brock Ryan

2. Terra Reign (AUS) (ch m 5 Manhattan Rain (AUS) - De La Rouge (AUS)).

3. Power Rush (NZ) (b m 4 Power (GB) - Maid Of Tralee (AUS)).

Margins: 1 len, 0.2 lens. Time: 1:09.97 (last 600m 33.72).

PINJARRA (WA) Soft(6)R1: Sign Strategy Mdn, $16000, 1400m.

1. GIANT LEAP (NZ) (b g 3 Iffraaj (GB) - Moonbound (AUS)).

T: G & A Williams J: W Pike

2. Bolshoi Gal (AUS) (ch m 4 Universal Ruler (AUS) - Uma Galina (AUS)).

3. Sun Chacen (AUS) (b g 3 God Has Spoken (AUS) - Bella Krystelle

(AUS)).

Margins: 1 len, 4 lens. Time: 1:26.36 (last 600m 34.29).

R2: Hygain - Feeding Champions Mdn, $16000, 2013m.

1. COMPLETED (AUS) (b g 4 Dundeel (NZ) - Sorel Point (AUS)).

T: J G Pike J: Mitchell Pateman

2. Love Strikes (NZ) (b m 5 Cape Blanco (IRE) - La Collina (NZ)).

3. Special Image (AUS) (b m 5 Artie Schiller (USA) - Justine Coup

(NZ)).

3. Morse (AUS) (ch g 3 Passenger (AUS) - Guarded Answer (AUS)).

Margins: 4.8 lens, 0.0 lens. Time: 2:08.73 (last 600m 36.69).

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R3: Tabtouch-Better Your Club Mdn, $16000, 1200m.

1. PULI (AUS) (b g 3 Dick Turpin (IRE) - Blazing Red Jules (AUS)).

T: Darren Taylor J: S O’donnell

2. Miss Quoted (AUS) (ch m 5 Ouqba (GB) - Mrs Gray (AUS)).

3. Fimozzi (AUS) (b g 5 Squamosa (AUS) - Blonde Rapture (AUS)).

Margins: 4.5 lens, 0.5 lens. Time: 1:12.58 (last 600m 35.46).

R4: Bowra & O’Dea Funeral Mdn, $16000, 1200m.

1. LUCKY HEART (AUS) (b g 3 Universal Ruler (AUS) - Mystical

Messenger (AUS)).

T: Tracey Diederich J: P Knuckey

2. Wise Cracker (AUS) (b f 3 Galah (AUS) - Wise Talk (AUS)).

3. Superlove (AUS) (b f 3 Danehill Express (AUS) - Grey Cheval (AUS)).

Margins: 0.3 lens, 0.1 lens. Time: 1:13.72 (last 600m 35.47).

R5: Electrical Consultancy Wa (C1), $20000, 1200m.

1. GREAT HEIST (AUS) (br/bl g 3 Dash For Cash (AUS) - Undercover

Lizzy (AUS)). T: A G Durrant J: Mitchell Pateman

2. Looks Like Magic (AUS) (b m 4 Universal Ruler (AUS) - Zed Magic

(AUS)).

3. Vin Rouge (AUS) (ch m 4 Harbour Watch (IRE) - Crunches (AUS)).

Margins: 1 len, 1.3 lens. Time: 1:12.69 (last 600m 35.28).

R6: Murray Veterinary Services-C1, $20000, 1200m.

1. JOVELLA (AUS) (br m 4 Trade Fair (GB) - Saraama (AUS)).

T: Ms E Strempel J: Jade Mc Naught

2. Choice Command (AUS) (b g 4 Epaulette (AUS) - Uncanny Choice (AUS)).

3. Not My Fight (AUS) (b/br f 3 The Brothers War (USA) - Sea Stories (AUS)).

Margins: 0.8 lens, 0.2 lens. Time: 1:13.03 (last 600m 35.37).

R7: Race Sponsorship From $150-C3, $20000, 1400m.

1. ACONITE (AUS) (b m 5 Discorsi (AUS) - Truancy (AUS)).

T: Brett Pope J: Hannah Fitzgerald

2. Luke’s Choice (AUS) (b g 4 Galah (AUS) - Dance To Heaven (AUS)).

3. Super Teroitoa (AUS) (br/bl g 7 Super Kid (NZ) - Persiflage (AUS)).

Margins: 1.5 lens, 0.4 lens. Time: 1:26.11 (last 600m 34.98).

R8: Belhus Racing Stables Hcp (C3), $20000, 1400m.

1. ARTIE’S COMET (AUS) (b g 3 Galah (AUS) - Madam Jewel (AUS)).

T: G J Yuill J: Ms K Yuill

2. Bobcat Johnnie (AUS) (b g 7 Port Headland (AUS) - Our Fair Bella (AUS)).

3. Miss Circlework (AUS) (br m 4 Smug (USA) - Iht’s A Long Way (AUS)).

Margins: 0.2 lens, 1.3 lens. Time: 1:26.66 (last 600m 35.62).

R9: Coil Cleaning Australia (C5), $20000, 1200m.

1. REWRITE THE STARS (AUS) (b f 3 Universal Ruler (AUS) - Isola

Blu (AUS)).

T: D T Mcauliffe J: Chris Parnham

2. Bel My Pago (AUS) (b m 5 Bel Esprit (AUS) - Rock My Pago (AUS)).

3. Foo Trouble (AUS) (ch g 6 Henny Hughes (USA) - Foo Flyer (AUS)).

Margins: 0.5 lens, 0.2 lens. Time: 1:12.91 (last 600m 35.12).

SALE (VIC) Soft(5)R1: Welcome Mackenna Mae Mdn, $31500, 1110m.

1. LITTLE TOWN BLUES (AUS) (b c 2 Exceed And Excel (AUS) -

Truly Wicked (AUS)).

T: T Busuttin & N Young J: M J Walker

2. Maddox (AUS) (b f 2 Deep Field (AUS) - Cobblestones (AUS)).

3. Gumnuts (AUS) (br/bl c 2 Street Boss (USA) - Koala Bear (AUS)).

Margins: 0.5 lens, 1.3 lens. Time: 1:06.28.

R2: Pete’s Mounting Yard Roses Mdn, $31500, 1423m.

1. FOXGOSSIP (AUS) (b g 2 Foxwedge (AUS) - Gossamer (AUS)).

T: M M Laurie J: Ethan Brown

2. Ready To Indulge (AUS) (b f 3 More Than Ready (USA) - Secret

Indulgence (NZ)).

3. Stoke Lodge (AUS) (b g 3 Fastnet Rock (AUS) - Fusaichi Rose

(AUS)).

Margins: 3 lens, 1 len. Time: 1:28.00.

R3: Happy 22nd Birthday Sam Mdn, $31500, 1623m.

1. CATEGORY FIVE (NZ) (b g 3 Sacred Falls (NZ) - Cyclonic (AUS)).

T: C Maher & D Eustace J: Jye Mcneil

2. Samurai Moon (NZ) (br c 3 Savabeel (AUS) - Hiragana (AUS)).

3. Stannary (NZ) (b g 4 Tavistock (NZ) - Belongs In Lights (AUS)).

Margins: 3.3 lens, 0.2 lens. Time: 1:41.13.

R4: Ladbrokes Same Race Multi Mdn, $31500, 2238m.

1. WRISTBAND (AUS) (b g 4 Dansili (GB) - Aliante (GB)).

T: C J Waller J: M J Walker

2. Sublime Diva (AUS) (b/br f 3 Brazen Beau (AUS) - Makybe Diva

(GB)).

3. Fabalot (GER) (b c 3 Camelot (GB) - Flamingo Rose (GER)).

Margins: 2.8 lens, 0.8 lens. Time: 2:23.42.

R5: Sanlam Private Wealth (Bm64), $31500, 1210m.

1. NASUKAWA (AUS) (br g 3 Fighting Sun (AUS) - Serene Rose (AUS)).

T: Robert Hickmott J: D Oliver

2. Imperial Lad (AUS) (b c 3 All Too Hard (AUS) - Stammer (AUS)).

3. Nebaraz (AUS) (b g 3 Written Tycoon (AUS) - Jitterbug (AUS)).

Margins: 0.1 lens, 1.3 lens. Time: 1:12.44.

R6: Ben Bolton (Bm64), $31500, 1210m.

1. EVIL CRY (AUS) (ch g 5 Street Cry (IRE) - Evilweb (AUS)).

T: Adele Garraway J: A Lynch

2. Caribbean Pearl (AUS) (gr/ch m 5 Barbados (AUS) - Umaline (AUS)).

3. Sapphire Crown (NZ) (b g 3 Hallowed Crown (AUS) - Sapphire

Lass (AUS)).

Margins: 3.3 lens, 0.1 lens. Time: 1:12.30.

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R7: Cub Love Your Local (Bm78), $31500, 1010m.

1. ELITE LEGACY (AUS) (ch g 5 Lope De Vega (IRE) - Social Register

(USA)).

T: A W Noonan J: J Noonan

2. Ginger Jones (AUS) (ch g 4 Gingerbread Man (AUS) - Fiorentina

(AUS)).

3. The Crusha (AUS) (b g 5 Master Of Design (AUS) - Global Heights (AUS)).

Margins: 0.3 lens, 0.2 lens. Time: 59.62.

BELARDO - LOPE DE VEGA’S only son at stud in Australasia

Champion 2YO & Dual G1 winner

R8: Coffee Pit/No 1. Car Wash-Bm70, $31500, 1423m.

1. SOVEREIGN AWARD (AUS) (b m 4 Shamus Award (AUS) -

Sovereign Charm (AUS)).

T: D T O’brien J: D Oliver

2. Just Like Mum (AUS) (b m 5 Reset (AUS) - Purgerous (AUS)).

3. Collectable (AUS) (ch m 4 Sebring (AUS) - Miss Keepsake (NZ)).

Margins: 1 len, 1.8 lens. Time: 1:27.09.

R9: Powered Solutions (Bm64), $31500, 1623m.

1. FIRSTCLASS DREAMER (AUS) (b g 4 Dream Ahead (USA) -

Luloah (AUS)). T: Matthew Brown J: B Higgins

2. Somerset Maugham (IRE) (b g 5 Galileo (IRE) - Fire Lily (IRE)).

3. West Wind (NZ) (ch m 4 Pins (AUS) - Zephyr Song (NZ)).

Margins: 0.5 lens, 1.3 lens. Time: 1:41.37.

Friday 10th July

FIRST SEASON SIRE RUNNERS

CONTRIBUTER (IRE)

Miss Dixie (NZ) (b f ex Phoebe Snow (NZ) by No Excuse Needed (GB))

R5 (12:28pm): Wanganui, 2,3yo Pacific Gauge Calibration Mdn, 800m

HEADWATER (AUS)

Stormborn (AUS) (b f ex Quick’s The Word (AUS) by Shamardal

(USA))

R1 (12:30pm): Racing.Com Park Syn, Racing.Com Mdn Plate, 1000m

Yulong Holiday (NZ) (b c ex Ella Zabella (NZ) by Zabeel (NZ))

R3 (1:30pm): Racing.Com Park Syn, Apm Group Mdn Plate, 1200m

Silent Weekend (AUS) (b f ex Easy Silence (AUS) by Fasliyev (USA))

R2 (12:55pm): Scone, Welcome Back Guests Mdn Plate, 900m

RICH ENUFF (AUS)

Spy Colonel (AUS) (br g ex Fantastic Glen (AUS) by Fantastic Light (USA))

R3 (1:30pm): Racing.Com Park Syn, Apm Group Mdn Plate, 1200m

SUPER ONE (AUS)

Darlene (AUS) (br f ex Issy Rose (AUS) by Magic Albert (AUS))

R5 (2:35pm): Goulburn, Divalls Earthmoving Mdn Hcp, 1000m

Another Super (AUS) (b g ex Junebug (AUS) by Shovhog (AUS))

R6 (3:25pm): Scone, Emirates Park Mdn Hcp, 1300m

VESPA (NZ)

Parisian Poppy (NZ) (br f ex Madamoiselle (NZ) by Savabeel (AUS))

R5 (12:28pm): Wanganui, 2,3yo Pacific Gauge Calibration Mdn,

800m

SPILL THE BEANS (AUS)

Bangers And Mayo (AUS) (ch g ex Grimhild’s Revenge (NZ) by

Zerpour (IRE))

R7 (16:22pm): Ipswich, BM60 Hcp, 1350m

READY FOR VICTORY (AUS)

Miss Juvenile (AUS) (ch f ex Amature’s Prize (USA) by Pure Prize

(USA))

R1 (12:30pm): Racing.Com Park Syn, Racing.Com Mdn Plate, 1000m

FIRST EVER WEANLING SOLD

IN AUSTRALIA FOR $76,000 TONEWGATE FARM’S PRINCIPAL HENRY FIELD.

HIGHLAND REELTop Judges said “Quality colt with extra action. Great size and

scope” – very typical of what Highland Reel is producing as types.

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INTERNATIONAL CARDSGBtoday:NEWMARKET

GOOD TO SOFT

2.25RACE 5

ITV4Duchess Of Cambridge Stakes(Sponsored By bet365) (Group 2)(Fillies) (Class 1) Winner £23,080.97 6f July

£40,700 guaranteed For 2yo fillies Weights 9st Penalties a winner of a Group 1 or Group 2 race 3lb Entries14 pay £407 Penalty value 1st £23,080.97 2nd £8,750.50 3rd £4,379.32 4th £2,181.52 5th £1,094.83 6th£549.45 DRAW ADVANTAGE: MODERATE HIGH

541

1(7)

CHICA BELLA (IRE) 17 D1 2 9-0gr f Gutaifan-Maracuja 1James DoyleDavid Loughnane A&b Air Systems Ltd & Partner

91

11

2(1)

DANDALLA (IRE) 21 D1 S1 2 9-0b f Dandy Man-Chellalla Ben CurtisK R Burke Nick Bradley Racing 28 & E Burke

120

2

3(10)

FEV ROVER (IRE) 14 2 9-0b f Gutaifan-Laurelita 1Daniel TudhopeRichard Fahey Nick Bradley Racing 43 & Partner

84

1

4(9)

GHAALIYA (IRE) 20 D1 2 9-0b f Frankel-Shumoos 1William BuickBrian Meehan Mrs Victoria Machen

88

1

5(3)

HALA HALA HALA (IRE) 18 D1 2 9-0b f Exceed And Excel-Hala Hala 1Frankie DettoriKevin Ryan Sultan Ali

94

19

6(4)

MORE BEAUTIFUL (USA) 20 BF F1 2 9-0b f War Front-Maybe Ryan MooreA P O’Brien (IRE) Mrs John Magnier & Michael Tabor & Derrick Smith

107

1

7(2)

SANTOSHA (IRE) 14 D1 2 9-0b f Coulsty-Princess Zoffany Thomas GreatrexDavid Loughnane Ms S Lynas

86

33

8(6)

SEATTLE ROCK 22 2 9-0b f Fastnet Rock-Snoqualmie Girl David EganSylvester Kirk J C Smith

95

21

9(8)

SHE DO 10 D1 F1 2 9-0b f Siyouni-Minnaloushe Callum ShepherdRoger Varian W J and T C O Gredley

90

711

10(5)

TIME SCALE 12 D2 S1 F1 2 9-0b f Charm Spirit-An Ghalanta Oisin MurphyRalph Beckett Qatar Racing Limited

114

2019 (7 ran) Raffle Prize (1) Mark Johnston 2 9-3 9/2 Frankie Dettori RPR113

BETTING FORECAST: 6-4iDandalla, 3iTime Scale, 7-2iMore Beautiful,14iGhaaliya, Hala Hala Hala, She Do, 20iSantosha, 33iFev Rover, Seattle Rock,50iChica Bella.

VERDICT Aidan O’Brien has won this twice in recent years and More

Beautiful, drawn away from the action when only mid-division inthe Queen Mary, will surely bounce back to her debut form at some point.Dandalla, who cruised home by 6l in the Albany, holds trong claims but the samecan be said of TIME SCALE, who has recorded two impressive wins since steppedup to this trip. Those looking for an each-way alternative to the big three could doworse than David Loughnane’s Santosha.[Andrew Mount]

POSTDATA More Beautiful RP RATING Dandalla

GBtoday:NEWMARKETGOOD TO SOFT

A QIPCO BRITISH CHAMPIONS SERIES RACE

4.10RACE 8

ITV4Tattersalls Falmouth Stakes(Group 1) (British Champions Series)(Fillies & Mares) (Class 1) Winner £62,381 1m July

£110,000 guaranteed For 3yo+ fillies & mares; NOTE: horses will be eligible to run in this race provided thatthey have a current BHA Handicap Rating of 80 or higher at midday of the confirmation stage Weights 3yo 8st12lb; 4yo+ 9st 7lb Weight for age 3 from 4yo+ 9lb Entries 9 pay £2200 Penalty value 1st £62,381 2nd£23,650 3rd £11,836 4th £5,896 5th £2,959 6th £1,485

2321-72

1(2)

AGINCOURT (IRE) 24 D3 S1 F1 5 9-7b m Declaration Of War-El Diamante Daniel TudhopeDavid O’Meara Sir Robert Ogden

120

118-292

2(5)

BILLESDON BROOK 6 BF D2 S2 F1 5 9-7ch m Champs Elysees-Coplow Sean LeveyRichard Hannon Mrs R J McCreery

123

12-2914

3(7)

MAGIC WAND (IRE) 5 D1 F2 5 9-7b m Galileo-Prudenzia Ryan MooreA P O’Brien (IRE) Michael Tabor & Derrick Smith & Mrs John Magnier

124

3111-11

4(4)

NAZEEF 24 D4 F1C1 4 9-7

b f Invincible Spirit-Handassa Jim CrowleyJohn Gosden Hamdan Al Maktoum

121

32512-6

5(3)

ONE MASTER 20 S4 6 9-7b m Fastnet Rock-Enticing Pierre-Charles BoudotWilliam Haggas Lael Stable

124

1315-12

6(1)

TEREBELLUM (IRE) 24 S1 F1 4 9-7br f Sea The Stars-Marvada Frankie DettoriJohn Gosden Godolphin

126

4541-61

7(6)

UNDER THE STARS (IRE) 15 S2 F2 3 8-12b f Night Of Thunder-Jumeirah Palm Star P J McDonaldJames Tate Saeed Manana

117

2019 (6 ran) Veracious (4) Sir Michael Stoute 4 9-7 6/1 Oisin Murphy RPR116

BETTING FORECAST: 11-8iTerebellum, 4iOne Master, 9-2iMagic Wand,5iNazeef, 14iAgincourt, Billesdon Brook, 33iUnder The Stars.

VERDICT One Master ran a fine race here 12 months ago but this tripmay be pushing it on today’s slower ground and TEREBELLUM

is the one to beat. John Gosden’s filly put up a mighty effort in the Queen Anne atAscot on her first attempt at 1m and is hard to oppose against her own sex.Stablemate Nazeef and Agincourt also have good runs in them, more so probablythan the indefatigable Magic Wand.[Emily Weber]

POSTDATA One Master RP RATING Terebellum

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HAPPY VALLEY (HK) GoodR1: Pok Fu Lam Hcp (C5), HK$725000, 1650m.

1. HAPPY ICHIBAN (AUS) (3 b g Nicconi (AUS) - Sheen (AUS)).

O: Happy Valley Brothers Syndicate

B: Meadowvale Pastoral Co Pty Ltd T: D Whyte J: C Y Ho

2. Mischievous Sundae (AUS) (4 bl g Sebring (AUS) - Elsewhere

(AUS)).

B: Wallings Bloodstock Pty Ltd T: J J Size J: K Teetan

$220,000, Inglis Sydney Easter Yearling Sale 2017

V: Tyreel Stud P: John Foote B/stock

3. Winners Brother (NZ) (4 b g Darci Brahma (NZ) - Just A Dream

(NZ)).

B: Mrs J K Brown, Canterbury, T: K L Man J: M L Yeung

NZ$28,000, New Zealand Bloodstock National Yearling Sale

2017

V: Haunui Farm P: HS Chan

NZ$80,000, New Zealand Bloodstock Ready to Run Sale 2017

V: Diamond Lodge P: Happy Valley Syndicate

Margins: 1.8 lens, 0.5 lens. Time: 1:40.20 (last 400m 23.91).

Betting: $6.50, $3.80, $7.00.

Then followed: Golden Cannon (AUS), Virtus Star (AUS), Money

Winner (NZ), Golden General (NZ), Kwaichung Brothers (AUS),

Green Envy (NZ), Happy Hour (NZ) & Dashing Grace (AUS), last.

R2: Kotewall Hcp (C4), HK$967000, 1200m.

1. MOMENTUM HAPPY (GB) (4 b g Dubawi (IRE) - Longing To

Dance (GB)).

O: Paul Yeung Hoi Shan

B: Mr & D. J. Deer T: K H Ting J: K C Leung

HK$3,700,000, Hong Kong Jockey Club Hong Kong International

Sale - March 2019

V: Hong Kong Jockey Club P: Yeung Hoi Shan Paul, HK

200,000 gns, Tattersalls October Yearling Sale (Book 1) 2017

V: Oakgrove Stud P: Hong Kong Jockey Club

2. Shining On (NZ) (6 b g O’reilly (NZ) - Savabeel Star (NZ)).

B: The Whitby Bloodstock Trust, Waikato, T: K W Lui J: K Teetan

NZ$150,000, New Zealand Bloodstock Ready to Run Sale 2015

V: Mana Park

P: NZB as agent

3. Space (NZ) (4 ch g Showcasing (GB) - Shuswap (NZ)).

T: P Yiu J: M Chadwick

Margins: 1 len, 0.8 lens. Time: 1:10.04 (last 400m 23.16).

Betting: $3.30, $7.00, $13.00.

Then followed: Split Of A Second (AUS), Fearless Fire (IRE), Dazzling

Feeling (NZ), Jade Theatre (AUS), Athena (AUS), Noble Man (AUS),

Wonderful Times (SAF), Strathclyde (AUS) & Wonderful Treasure

(AUS), last.

R3: Kotewall Hcp (C4), HK$967000, 1200m.

1. XPONENTIAL (AUS) (4 b g Equiano (FR) - Eternal Circle (AUS)).

O: Jeffrey Kwan Teng Hin

B: Limerick Lane Thoroughbreds T: D Whyte J: A Hamelin

$55,000, Inglis Melbourne Premier Yearling Sale 2017

V: Swettenham Stud P: John Foote B/stock

2. Gallant Crown (NZ) (3 b g Hallowed Crown (AUS) - Justagem

(NZ)).

B: Sir Patrick & Lady Hogan, Waikato, T: A T Millard J: K C Leung

NZ$40,000, New Zealand Bloodstock National Yearling Sale

2018

V: Cambridge Stud P: Kiltannon Stables

Psd NZ$0 Res NZ$100,000, New Zealand Bloodstock Ready to

Run Sale 2018

V: Kiltannon Stables Ltd

3. Harmony N Home (IRE) (4 br g Slade Power (IRE) - Keepers Hill

(IRE)).

B: Selective Syndicate T: C S Shum J: A K Chan

HK$1,600,000, Hong Kong Jockey Club Hong Kong International

Sale - July 2019

V: Hong Kong Jockey Club P: Cheung Ming Man, HK

180,000 gns, Tattersalls October Yearling Sale (Book 2) 2017

V: Mountain View Stud, Ireland P: Hong Kong Jockey Club

Margins: 0.8 lens, 0.1 lens. Time: 1:10.11 (last 400m 24.34).

Betting: $8.50, $151.00, $21.00.

Then followed: Maldives (NZ), Sprint Forward (AUS), Inno Legend

(AUS), Majestic Conqueror (AUS), Sweetly Baby (AUS), Lucky

Turbo (AUS), Can’t Touch This (NZ), Fantastic Fabio (AUS) & Sky

Treasure (NZ), last.

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R4: Po Shan Hcp (C5), HK$725000, 1200m.

1. SUPREME PLUS (AUS) (4 b g Nicconi (AUS) - Torrini (AUS)).

O: Lam Leung Hung

B: Mr JS Nivison T: F C Lor J: C Y Ho

$50,000, Magic Millions National Yearling Sale 2017

V: Kitchwin Hills P: Upper B/stock

Psd NZ$0 Res NZ$80,000, New Zealand Bloodstock Ready to

Run Sale 2017

V: Diamond Lodge

2. Fox Cheunger (AUS) (5 ch g Hussonet (USA) - Belle D’orleans

(AUS)).

B: Millar Racing and Breeding T: K W Lui J: K Teetan

$20,000, Magic Millions Adelaide Yearling Sale 2016

V: Cornerstone Stud P: Ric Wylie B/stock

NZ$70,000, New Zealand Bloodstock Ready to Run Sale 2016

V: JK Farm P: Bjorn Baker Racing

3. Yee Cheong Lucky (GB) (5 b g Acclamation (GB) - Melbourne

Memories (GB)).

B: M. P. Coleman & R. J. Coleman T: A T Millard J: M F Poon

HK$4,200,000, Hong Kong Jockey Club Hong Kong International

Sale - March 2018

V: Hong Kong Jockey Club P: Choi Hiu Fung, HK

?230,000, Goffs UK Premier Yearling Sales 2016

V: Brightwalton Stud P: Hong Kong Jockey Club

Margins: 0.2 lens, 0.5 lens. Time: 1:10.76 (last 400m 23.79).

Betting: $12.00, $4.50, $5.00.

Then followed: Flying Monkey (NZ), Happy Winner (GB), Multimax

(AUS), Kwai Chung Elite (AUS), Play To Win (NZ), Aurora Steed

(AUS), Junzi (NZ), Solar Victory (AUS) & Exponents (AUS), last.

R5: Hatton Hcp (C4), HK$967000, 1000m.

1. NEXTMODEL (AUS) (4 b g Stratum (AUS) - Rock On Bye (AUS)).

O: Chan Bun & Regina Pang Oi Fung

B: Mr GP Nolan T: T P Yung J: Z Purton

$60,000, Magic Millions Gold Coast Yearling Sale 2017

V: Rosari Farm P: New Zealand Bloodstock

2. Ardenode (IRE) (5 b g Hellvelyn (GB) - Coconut Kisses (GB)).

B: R & M Bloodstock T: W Y So J: M F Poon

Psd ?0 Res ?0, Goffs Ireland London Sale 2017

V: Mr. Eoghan O’Neill

€15,000, Tattersalls Ireland September Yearlings 2016

V: Folistown Farm

P: Eoghan O’Neill

€8,500, Goffs Ireland November Foal Sale 2015

V: Ballylinch Stud (Agent)

P: Folistown Farm

3. Forza Angel (GB) (6 ch g Mayson (GB) - Noble One (GB)).

T: Y S Tsui J: K Teetan

Margins: 2.8 lens, 0.1 lens. Time: 57.08 (last 400m 23.04).

Betting: $4.80, $10.00, $6.50.

Then followed: Winner’s Heart (AUS), Excellent Chariot (NZ), We The

South (AUS), Noble Birth (NZ), Beaut Beaut (NZ), Seventh Sea

(SAF), Dr Eq (AUS), Universal Record (SAF) & Garlic Hero (NZ), last.

STRATUM’S best son

R6: Lyttelton Hcp (C4), HK$967000, 1650m.

1. MURRAY’S PARTNERS (NZ) (4 ch g Towkay (AUS) - Taatyana (NZ)).

O: Christopher So Chi Hang And Mr & Mrs Alan Chak Kwok Fai

B: Duncan Equine Partnership, Auckland, T: C H Yip J: K Teetan

2. Total Power (AUS) (4 b g Dundeel (NZ) - Plumm (AUS)).

B: Mr S Hume T: D J Hall J: Z Purton $150,000, Inglis Sydney Easter

Yearling Sale 2017 V: Edinglassie Stud P: Lees Racing Pty Limited

3. Anonyma (SAF) (5 br g Silvano (GER) - Nothing But Silk (AUS)).

B: La Plaisance Stud T: D Ferraris J: Alex Lai

Margins: 1.3 lens, 1.8 lens. Time: 1:40.07 (last 400m 23.49).

Betting: $5.50, $7.00, $101.00.

Then followed: Dionysus Collin (AUS), Thunder Stomp (AUS),

Righteous Mate (NZ), Blooming Spirit (AUS), Star Win (AUS), Har

Har Heart (AUS), Authentic Champ (AUS), King’s Man (NZ) &

Lasting Friendship (AUS), last.

R7: Breezy Hcp (C3), HK$1450000, 1200m.

1. WIND N GRASS (IRE) (4 br g Lawman (FR) - Roystonea (GB)).

O: The Hon & Mrs Kenneth Lau Ip Keung B: Lynch Bages Ltd &

Rhinestone B/Stoc T: J J Size J: C Wong €85,000, Goffs Ireland

Orby Sale 2017 V: The Castlebridge Consignment P: BBA Ireland

2. Little Bird (AUS) (6 ch g Starcraft (NZ) - Libor Lady (USA)).

B: Mr MAW Birchall T: P Yiu J: M F Poon

$280,000, Magic Millions Gold Coast Yearling Sale 2015

V: Attunga Stud P: Ricky Yiu

3. Victory Power (NZ) (5 b g Power (GB) - Sugar Moon (NZ)).

B: Sir Patrick & Lady Hogan, Waikato, T: D Whyte J: K C Leung

NZ$140,000, New Zealand Bloodstock National Yearling Sale 2016

V: Cambridge Stud P: J & I B/stock

Margins: 0.5 lens, 1.5 lens. Time: 1:09.50 (last 400m 23.42).

Betting: $8.00, $7.50, $5.00.

Then followed: Beauty Spark (AUS), Seven Heavens (GB), Master Albert

(AUS), Sunset Watch (AUS), California Gungho (FR), Won Ball (AUS),

Telecom Puma (NZ), Just Not Listening (AUS) & Tom’s Style (AUS), last.

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R8: Babington Hcp (C3), HK$1450000, 1000m.

1. EXPLOSIVE WITNESS (AUS) (5 b g Star Witness (AUS) - Rocket

Baby (AUS)).

O: Connie Siu Kim Ying

B: Golden Grove Stud Farm T: C Fownes J: K Teetan

2. California Archer (AUS) (6 b g High Chaparral (IRE) - Sarasota

(AUS)).

B: Linley Investments T: A S Cruz J: M Chadwick

$420,000, Inglis Sydney Easter Yearling Sale 2015

V: Coolmore Stud P: Asian B/stock Services

3. Diamond Brilliant (AUS) (5 b g Not A Single Doubt (AUS) -

Aringarosa (AUS)).

B: MacQuarie Stud T: T P Yung J: Z Purton

HK$6,000,000, Hong Kong Jockey Club Hong Kong International

Sale - March 2018

V: Hong Kong Jockey Club P: Tang Kui Ming, HK

$200,000, Magic Millions Gold Coast Yearling Sale 2016

V: Macquarie Stud P: Hong Kong Jockey Club

Margins: 2 lens, 1.5 lens. Time: 56.86 (last 400m 22.88).

Betting: $5.50, $4.80, $3.80.

Then followed: Cantstopthefeeling (NZ), Be Ready (AUS), G Unit

(AUS), Very Sweet Orange (AUS), Orion Patch (JPN), Grateful

Heart (AUS), Aerozoom (AUS) & Coby Oppa (AUS), last.

R9: Conduit Hcp (C3), HK$1450000, 1800m.

1. GOLDEN SPECTRUM (GB) (4 b g Dutch Art (GB) - Lady Darshaan

(IRE)).

O: Betty Wong & Dr Johnny Hon

B: Newsells Park Stud Limited T: A S Cruz J: Z Purton

130,000 gns, Tattersalls Guineas Breeze Up Sale 2018

V: Church Farm & Horse Park Stud, Ireland P: C Gordon-Watson

BS

2. Lightning Steed (AUS) (5 b g California Dane (AUS) - Deal Or No

Deal (AUS)).

B: Hillgrove Stud T: C Fownes J: M Chadwick

$22,000, Inglis Classic Yearling Sale 2016

V: Manx Park

P: Paul Moroney B/stock / Wingara T/breds

$46,000, Inglis Sydney Ready to Race Sale 2016

V: Wingara Thoroughbreds P: Honeycomb Stud

3. Tashidelek (AUS) (5 br g Street Cry (IRE) - Sesenta (AUS)).

T: J Moore J: V Borges

Margins: 1 len, 0.8 lens. Time: 1:49.20 (last 400m 23.73).

Betting: $3.80, $5.50, $9.00.

Then followed: Toycoon (AUS), Blastoise (AUS), Brave King (IRE),

Wealthy Employee (NZ), Divine Unicorn (GB), Heavenly Thought

(AUS), Fun Legend (GB), Top Score (AUS) & Owners’ Star (GB), last.

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RANK STALLION CODE YOF - TO STUD BREEDING RNRS WNRS WINS SW EARNINGS BEST PERFORMER

(SWINS)

1 Redoute's Choice (AUS) 1996 - 2000 Danehill - Shantha's Choice 590 279 465 20(32) $26,956,433 Regal Power - 3,306,500

2 Encosta de Lago (AUS) 1993 - 1997 Fairy King - Shoal Creek 751 321 513 17(26) $24,595,220 Alligator Blood - 2,825,934

3 Fastnet Rock (AUS) 2001 - 2005 Danehill - Piccadilly Circus 382 159 250 9(11) $14,218,021 Santa Ana Lane - 2,495,500

4 Flying Spur (AUS) 1992 - 1996 Danehill - Rolls 508 208 322 4(4) $14,100,998 Pierata - 2,491,640

5 More Than Ready (USA) 1997 - 2001 Southern Halo - Woodman's Girl 409 184 283 5(10) $13,138,781 Bivouac - 1,965,060

6 Testa Rossa (AUS) 1996 - 2001 Perugino - Bo Dapper 231 90 138 4(7) $11,132,682 Vow and Declare - 5,525,740

7 Zabeel (NZ) 1986 - 1991 Sir Tristram - Lady Giselle 428 165 250 5(8) $10,237,582 Tuscan Queen - 580,750

8 Galileo (IRE) 1998 - 2002 Sadler's Wells - Urban Sea 223 103 166 5(10) $9,767,363 Warning - 1,480,450

9 Lonhro (AUS) 1998 - 2004 Octagonal - Shadea 281 133 207 11(12) $9,432,711 So Si Bon - 716,360

10 Danehill (USA) 1986 - 1990 Danzig - Razyana 319 120 188 7(11) $9,294,501 Funstar - 747,950

11 Commands (AUS) 1996 - 2000 Danehill - Cotehele House 366 159 259 4(5) $9,121,370 Ranier - 296,225

12 Exceed and Excel (AUS) 2000 - 2004 Danehill - Patrona 285 128 213 6(9) $8,935,028 Alizee - 909,600

13 Danzero (AUS) 1991 - 1995 Danehill - Confidentially 224 82 135 3(7) $8,625,219 Kolding - 4,953,750

14 General Nediym (AUS) 1994 - 1999 Nediym - Military Belle 305 129 193 5(5) $8,546,992 Outback Barbie - 742,125

15 Fantastic Light (USA) 1996 - 2002 Rahy - Jood 92 36 55 0(0) $8,349,450 Yes Yes Yes - 6,823,750

16 Elusive Quality (USA) 1993 - 1999 Gone West - Touch of Greatness 184 92 149 4(7) $8,136,336 Away Game - 2,729,400

17 Street Cry (IRE) 1998 - 2003 Machiavellian - Helen Street 150 69 111 6(10) $8,101,962 Farnan - 2,502,200

18 Hussonet (USA) 1991 - 1994 Mr. Prospector - Sacahuista 232 110 187 5(8) $7,499,575 King's Legacy - 884,100

19 Danehill Dancer (IRE) 1993 - 1997 Danehill - Mira Adonde 271 106 158 4(7) $7,440,076 Rubisaki - 1,035,350

20 O'Reilly (NZ) 1993 - 1997 Last Tycoon - Courtza 244 108 168 4(4) $6,714,268 Splintex - 587,750

21 Anabaa (USA) 1992 - 1997 Danzig - Balbonella 206 95 165 4(5) $6,632,823 Hartnell - 475,500

22 Stravinsky (USA) 1996 - 2000 Nureyev - Fire the Groom 172 87 147 1(1) $6,167,116 Dame Giselle - 862,200

23 Pins (AUS) 1996 - 2000 Snippets - No Finer 174 86 141 7(9) $6,111,297 Probabeel - 567,400

24 Dehere (USA) 1991 - 1995 Deputy Minister - Sister Dot 188 77 119 3(5) $6,101,721 Castelvecchio - 1,330,750

25 Canny Lad (AUS) 1987 - 1991 Bletchingly - Jesmond Lass 253 106 170 6(8) $5,963,549 Deprive - 504,350

26 Royal Academy (USA) 1987 - 1991 Nijinsky - Crimson Saint 259 115 165 2(3) $5,732,207 Gracie Belle - 390,300

27 Bel Esprit (AUS) 1999 - 2003 Royal Academy - Bespoken 228 92 136 6(9) $5,160,449 Humma Humma - 296,710

28 American Post (GB) 2001 - 2005 Bering - Wells Fargo 1 1 1 1(1) $5,050,000 Lys Gracieux - 5,050,000

29 Show a Heart (AUS) 1997 - 2002 Brave Warrior - Miss Sandman 164 66 107 5(8) $5,021,110 Spiritual Warrior - 465,395

30 Desert Sun (GB) 1988 - 1994 Green Desert - Solar 65 24 36 1(4) $4,946,477 Nature Strip - 3,875,950

31 Rock of Gibraltar (IRE) 1999 - 2003 Danehill - Offshore Boom 223 92 141 2(3) $4,812,561 Rox the Castle - 282,840

32 Choisir (AUS) 1999 - 2003 Danehill Dancer - Great Selection 204 82 137 3(3) $4,723,380 Moonlight Maid - 432,000

33 Sunday Silence (USA) 1986 - 1991 Halo - Wishing Well 22 9 12 3(3) $4,711,505 Mer de Glace - 3,310,000

34 Al Maher (AUS) 2001 - 2005 Danehill - Show Dancing 110 53 81 2(5) $4,394,014 Quick Thinker - 978,850

35 Red Ransom (USA) 1987 - 1991 Roberto - Arabia 176 66 102 1(1) $4,369,927 Stellar Pauline - 554,150

36 Fusaichi Pegasus (USA) 1997 - 2001 Mr. Prospector - Angel Fever 212 82 119 3(3) $4,158,728 Taikomochi - 203,500

37 Charge Forward (AUS) 2001 - 2005 Red Ransom - Sydney's Dream 108 37 56 2(2) $4,157,937 Sunlight - 2,197,000

38 Tale of the Cat (USA) 1994 - 1999 Storm Cat - Yarn 167 64 106 3(3) $3,521,481 Just Thinkin' - 184,650

39 Strategic (AUS) 1992 - 1997 Zeditave - Sudden Impulse 170 59 112 2(2) $3,501,929 Final Man - 181,925

40 Mossman (AUS) 1995 - 2000 Success Express - Lichen Lady 135 59 102 2(2) $3,471,921 Persan - 232,201

41 Shamardal (USA) 2002 - 2005 Giant's Causeway - Helsinki 98 46 77 4(4) $3,265,127 Chains of Honour - 190,065

42 Rubiton (AUS) 1983 - 1988 Century - Ruby 123 47 72 4(4) $3,235,296 Redzel - 884,000

43 Scenic (IRE) 1986 - 1990 Sadler's Wells - Idyllic 148 74 113 1(1) $3,175,447 Sanabreanna - 170,300

44 Not a Single Doubt (AUS) 2001 - 2005 Redoute's Choice - Singles Bar 118 50 73 2(2) $3,128,466 Ima Single Man - 323,700

45 Stratum (AUS) 2002 - 2006 Redoute's Choice - Bourgeois 139 61 89 1(1) $3,103,386 Entente - 157,365

46 Viscount (AUS) 1998 - 2002 Quest for Fame - Antwerp 120 47 89 0(0) $2,973,527 Hi Stranger - 210,450

47 Danasinga (AUS) 1991 - 1996 Danehill - Princess Tracy 95 41 59 2(5) $2,949,552 Etah James - 940,150

48 Octagonal (NZ) 1992 - 1997 Zabeel - Eight Carat 184 64 103 1(1) $2,915,275 Blazejowski - 168,750

49 Savabeel (AUS) 2001 - 2005 Zabeel - Savannah Success 81 43 69 1(1) $2,893,805 Looks Like Elvis - 299,400

50 Sadler's Wells (USA) 1981 - 1985 Northern Dancer - Fairy Bridge 65 28 41 1(2) $2,856,577 Fifty Stars - 1,503,500

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RANK STALLION CODE YOF - TO STUD BREEDING RNRS WNRS WINS SW EARNINGS BEST PERFORMER

(SWINS)

1 Encosta de Lago (AUS) 1993 - 1997 Fairy King - Shoal Creek 751 321 513 17(26) $24,595,220 Alligator Blood - 2,825,934

2 Redoute's Choice (AUS) 1996 - 2000 Danehill - Shantha's Choice 590 279 465 20(32) $26,956,433 Regal Power - 3,306,500

3 Flying Spur (AUS) 1992 - 1996 Danehill - Rolls 508 208 322 4(4) $14,100,998 Pierata - 2,491,640

4 More Than Ready (USA) 1997 - 2001 Southern Halo - Woodman's Girl 409 184 283 5(10) $13,138,781 Bivouac - 1,965,060

5 Zabeel (NZ) 1986 - 1991 Sir Tristram - Lady Giselle 428 165 250 5(8) $10,237,582 Tuscan Queen - 580,750

6 Fastnet Rock (AUS) 2001 - 2005 Danehill - Piccadilly Circus 382 159 250 9(11) $14,218,021 Santa Ana Lane - 2,495,500

7 Commands (AUS) 1996 - 2000 Danehill - Cotehele House 366 159 259 4(5) $9,121,370 Ranier - 296,225

8 Lonhro (AUS) 1998 - 2004 Octagonal - Shadea 281 133 207 11(12) $9,432,711 So Si Bon - 716,360

9 General Nediym (AUS) 1994 - 1999 Nediym - Military Belle 305 129 193 5(5) $8,546,992 Outback Barbie - 742,125

10 Exceed and Excel (AUS) 2000 - 2004 Danehill - Patrona 285 128 213 6(9) $8,935,028 Alizee - 909,600

11 Danehill (USA) 1986 - 1990 Danzig - Razyana 319 120 188 7(11) $9,294,501 Funstar - 747,950

12 Royal Academy (USA) 1987 - 1991 Nijinsky - Crimson Saint 259 115 165 2(3) $5,732,207 Gracie Belle - 390,300

13 Hussonet (USA) 1991 - 1994 Mr. Prospector - Sacahuista 232 110 187 5(8) $7,499,575 King's Legacy - 884,100

14 O'Reilly (NZ) 1993 - 1997 Last Tycoon - Courtza 244 108 168 4(4) $6,714,268 Splintex - 587,750

15 Danehill Dancer (IRE) 1993 - 1997 Danehill - Mira Adonde 271 106 158 4(7) $7,440,076 Rubisaki - 1,035,350

16 Canny Lad (AUS) 1987 - 1991 Bletchingly - Jesmond Lass 253 106 170 6(8) $5,963,549 Deprive - 504,350

17 Galileo (IRE) 1998 - 2002 Sadler's Wells - Urban Sea 223 103 166 5(10) $9,767,363 Warning - 1,480,450

18 Anabaa (USA) 1992 - 1997 Danzig - Balbonella 206 95 165 4(5) $6,632,823 Hartnell - 475,500

19 Elusive Quality (USA) 1993 - 1999 Gone West - Touch of Greatness 184 92 149 4(7) $8,136,336 Away Game - 2,729,400

20 Bel Esprit (AUS) 1999 - 2003 Royal Academy - Bespoken 228 92 136 6(9) $5,160,449 Humma Humma - 296,710

21 Rock of Gibraltar (IRE) 1999 - 2003 Danehill - Offshore Boom 223 92 141 2(3) $4,812,561 Rox the Castle - 282,840

22 Testa Rossa (AUS) 1996 - 2001 Perugino - Bo Dapper 231 90 138 4(7) $11,132,682 Vow and Declare - 5,525,740

23 Stravinsky (USA) 1996 - 2000 Nureyev - Fire the Groom 172 87 147 1(1) $6,167,116 Dame Giselle - 862,200

24 Pins (AUS) 1996 - 2000 Snippets - No Finer 174 86 141 7(9) $6,111,297 Probabeel - 567,400

25 Danzero (AUS) 1991 - 1995 Danehill - Confidentially 224 82 135 3(7) $8,625,219 Kolding - 4,953,750

26 Choisir (AUS) 1999 - 2003 Danehill Dancer - Great Selection 204 82 137 3(3) $4,723,380 Moonlight Maid - 432,000

27 Fusaichi Pegasus (USA) 1997 - 2001 Mr. Prospector - Angel Fever 212 82 119 3(3) $4,158,728 Taikomochi - 203,500

28 Dehere (USA) 1991 - 1995 Deputy Minister - Sister Dot 188 77 119 3(5) $6,101,721 Castelvecchio - 1,330,750

29 Scenic (IRE) 1986 - 1990 Sadler's Wells - Idyllic 148 74 113 1(1) $3,175,447 Sanabreanna - 170,300

30 Street Cry (IRE) 1998 - 2003 Machiavellian - Helen Street 150 69 111 6(10) $8,101,962 Farnan - 2,502,200

31 Show a Heart (AUS) 1997 - 2002 Brave Warrior - Miss Sandman 164 66 107 5(8) $5,021,110 Spiritual Warrior - 465,395

32 Red Ransom (USA) 1987 - 1991 Roberto - Arabia 176 66 102 1(1) $4,369,927 Stellar Pauline - 554,150

33 Tale of the Cat (USA) 1994 - 1999 Storm Cat - Yarn 167 64 106 3(3) $3,521,481 Just Thinkin' - 184,650

34 Octagonal (NZ) 1992 - 1997 Zabeel - Eight Carat 184 64 103 1(1) $2,915,275 Blazejowski - 168,750

35 Stratum (AUS) 2002 - 2006 Redoute's Choice - Bourgeois 139 61 89 1(1) $3,103,386 Entente - 157,365

36 Magic Albert (AUS) 1998 - 2002 Zeditave - Sally Lou 142 61 87 1(1) $2,842,812 Lady Banff - 248,300

37 Strategic (AUS) 1992 - 1997 Zeditave - Sudden Impulse 170 59 112 2(2) $3,501,929 Final Man - 181,925

38 Mossman (AUS) 1995 - 2000 Success Express - Lichen Lady 135 59 102 2(2) $3,471,921 Persan - 232,201

39 Snippets (AUS) 1984 - 1988 Lunchtime - Easy Date 131 59 96 1(2) $2,655,322 Standout - 320,365

40 Secret Savings (USA) 1991 - 1997 Seeking the Gold - Jurisdictional 120 59 85 1(1) $2,430,308 Hellova Street - 201,250

41 Catbird (AUS) 1996 - 2000 Danehill - Fitting 144 56 89 0(0) $2,586,382 I Am Vinnie - 151,200

42 Al Maher (AUS) 2001 - 2005 Danehill - Show Dancing 110 53 81 2(5) $4,394,014 Quick Thinker - 978,850

43 Volksraad (GB) 1988 - 1993 Green Desert - Celtic Assembly 104 53 88 1(1) $2,674,650 Tavisan - 215,300

44 Snitzel (AUS) 2002 - 2006 Redoute's Choice - Snippets' Lass 115 52 79 2(2) $2,662,461 The Odyssey - 448,775

45 Jeune (GB) 1989 - 1996 Kalaglow - Youthful 95 51 78 3(5) $2,603,119 Perfect Jewel - 330,900

46 Fasliyev (USA) 1997 - 2000 Nureyev - Mr. P's Princess 124 51 81 0(0) $2,231,675 Son of a God - 188,450

47 Not a Single Doubt (AUS) 2001 - 2005 Redoute's Choice - Singles Bar 118 50 73 2(2) $3,128,466 Ima Single Man - 323,700

48 Montjeu (IRE) 1996 - 2001 Sadler's Wells - Floripedes 91 48 73 1(1) $2,371,380 Top of the Range - 292,510

49 Rubiton (AUS) 1983 - 1988 Century - Ruby 123 47 72 4(4) $3,235,296 Redzel - 884,000

50 Viscount (AUS) 1998 - 2002 Quest for Fame - Antwerp 120 47 89 0(0) $2,973,527 Hi Stranger - 210,450

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RANK STALLION CODE YOF - TO STUD BREEDING RNRS WNRS WINS SW EARNINGS BEST PERFORMER

(SWINS)

1 Pins (AUS) 1996 - 2000 Snippets - No Finer 117 37 52 4(4) $1,889,422 Probabeel - 546,125

2 Zabeel (NZ) 1986 - 1991 Sir Tristram - Lady Giselle 134 47 67 3(5) $1,788,775 Avantage - 420,575

3 O'Reilly (NZ) 1993 - 1997 Last Tycoon - Courtza 161 61 83 4(4) $1,520,788 Cutting Up Rough - 75,000

4 Stravinsky (USA) 1996 - 2000 Nureyev - Fire the Groom 79 30 39 1(1) $923,961 Iron Eagle - 78,500

5 Giant's Causeway (USA) 1997 - 2001 Storm Cat - Mariah's Storm 23 6 10 2(3) $918,615 Sherwood Forest - 735,375

6 Centaine (AUS) 1980 - 1985 Century - Rainbeam 44 19 29 2(2) $769,807 Bad Boy Brown - 96,550

7 Testa Rossa (AUS) 1996 - 2001 Perugino - Bo Dapper 16 3 6 1(2) $763,040 Cool Aza Beel - 707,560

8 Savabeel (AUS) 2001 - 2005 Zabeel - Savannah Success 47 18 26 3(4) $751,994 Conqueror - 150,000

9 Volksraad (GB) 1988 - 1993 Green Desert - Celtic Assembly 99 24 30 1(1) $715,285 Polzeath - 82,500

10 Montjeu (IRE) 1996 - 2001 Sadler's Wells - Floripedes 57 23 32 0(0) $681,788 Kaharau - 117,125

11 Danehill Dancer (IRE) 1993 - 1997 Danehill - Mira Adonde 27 13 20 2(2) $657,732 Platinum Invador - 207,625

12 Encosta de Lago (AUS) 1993 - 1997 Fairy King - Shoal Creek 78 25 35 0(0) $651,562 Run to Perfection - 86,100

13 High Chaparral (IRE) 1999 - 2004 Sadler's Wells - Kasora 34 14 19 3(3) $622,275 Wyndspelle - 211,250

14 Keeper (AUS) 1997 - 2002 Danehill - Nuwirah 66 19 32 2(2) $610,265 Germanicus - 94,185

15 Shinko King (IRE) 1991 - 1998 Fairy King - Rose of Jericho 29 18 29 1(1) $603,933 Killarney - 81,975

16 Redoute's Choice (AUS) 1996 - 2000 Danehill - Shantha's Choice 44 18 27 2(3) $601,012 Dragon Leap - 173,000

17 Danasinga (AUS) 1991 - 1996 Danehill - Princess Tracy 39 12 19 2(2) $583,697 Out of the Park - 89,501

18 Entrepreneur (GB) 1994 - 1998 Sadler's Wells - Exclusive Order 13 5 9 1(5) $555,422 Catalyst - 470,100

19 Tale of the Cat (USA) 1994 - 1999 Storm Cat - Yarn 14 6 12 2(4) $542,520 Two Illicit - 353,250

20 Yamanin Vital (NZ) 1990 - 1997 Sir Tristram - She Might Hula 28 7 9 1(1) $495,310 Roger That - 330,025

21 Flying Spur (AUS) 1992 - 1996 Danehill - Rolls 48 18 26 0(0) $495,235 Mascarpone - 72,000

22 Elnadim (USA) 1994 - 2001 Danzig - Elle Seule 3 1 4 1(4) $493,900 Jennifer Eccles - 493,900

23 Iffraaj (GB) 2001 - 2007 Zafonic - Pastorale 11 4 8 1(3) $466,020 Melody Belle - 391,000

24 Pentire (GB) 1992 - 1997 Be My Guest - Gull Nook 70 21 26 0(0) $450,640 Voler Pour Moi - 52,975

25 Sakura Seeking (USA) 1994 - 2001 Seeking the Gold - Daring Danzig 1 1 3 1(3) $435,625 True Enough - 435,625

26 Al Akbar (AUS) 1990 - 1995 Success Express - Gala Night 45 13 17 0(0) $429,655 Taroni - 108,840

27 Danehill (USA) 1986 - 1990 Danzig - Razyana 45 12 17 1(1) $402,070 Yearn - 123,750

28 Danzero (AUS) 1991 - 1995 Danehill - Confidentially 18 7 12 1(2) $397,050 Julius - 178,000

29 Traditionally (USA) 1997 - 2002 Mr. Prospector - Personal Ensign 25 6 7 1(1) $369,765 Loire - 230,000

30 Van Nistelrooy (USA) 2000 - 2003 Storm Cat - Halory 24 6 8 2(2) $362,560 Soleseifei - 167,875

31 Bachelor Duke (USA) 2001 - 2005 Miswaki - Gossamer 18 8 9 1(1) $354,075 Harlech - 254,450

32 Colombia (NZ) 1996 - 2000 Zabeel - Eight Carat 9 4 8 1(3) $338,800 Travelling Light - 282,250

33 Fastnet Rock (AUS) 2001 - 2005 Danehill - Piccadilly Circus 29 14 20 1(1) $337,925 Need I Say More - 50,000

34 Carnegie (IRE) 1991 - 1996 Sadler's Wells - Detroit 23 10 13 1(1) $337,846 Gorbachev - 89,000

35 Falkirk (NZ) 2000 - 2006 Tale of the Cat - Madam Valeta 13 4 7 1(2) $319,950 Play That Song - 273,375

36 More Than Ready (USA) 1997 - 2001 Southern Halo - Woodman's Girl 30 9 12 0(0) $270,410 Capodanno - 55,035

37 Kaapstad (NZ) 1984 - 1988 Sir Tristram - Eight Carat 33 12 14 0(0) $263,870 Dezella - 52,250

38 Rubiton (AUS) 1983 - 1988 Century - Ruby 4 1 2 1(2) $251,350 The Mitigator - 245,750

39 Howbaddouwantit (USA) 1995 - 2001 Rahy - Fair to the Wind 26 8 8 0(0) $245,063 Hasstobegood - 85,025

40 Ekraar (USA) 1997 - 2004 Red Ransom - Sacahuista 13 6 9 1(1) $237,660 Vancooga - 85,000

41 Towkay (AUS) 1994 - 1999 Last Tycoon - Princess Tracy 30 7 11 0(0) $237,487 Hartley - 46,850

42 Fast 'n' Famous (AUS) 2002 - 2007 Redoute's Choice - Zalinda 18 9 14 0(0) $236,465 Molto Veloce - 48,660

43 Golan (IRE) 1998 - 2003 Spectrum - Highland Gift 17 5 10 1(1) $234,620 Gold Bracelet - 81,750

44 Green Desert (USA) 1983 - 1987 Danzig - Foreign Courier 10 7 12 1(1) $230,325 Endless Drama - 65,500

45 Generous (IRE) 1988 - 1992 Caerleon - Doff the Derby 34 10 13 0(0) $227,035 Back in a Flash - 42,300

46 Snippets (AUS) 1984 - 1988 Lunchtime - Easy Date 5 2 6 1(2) $225,650 Prise de Fer - 200,000

47 One Cool Cat (USA) 2001 - 2005 Storm Cat - Tacha 26 7 13 0(0) $225,240 Ocean Billy - 57,625

48 Royal Academy (USA) 1987 - 1991 Nijinsky - Crimson Saint 26 12 16 1(1) $221,730 Steven James - 36,150

49 Dubawi (IRE) 2002 - 2006 Dubai Millennium - Zomaradah 5 3 6 1(2) $217,600 Scorpz - 187,625

50 Galileo (IRE) 1998 - 2002 Sadler's Wells - Urban Sea 20 4 6 1(1) $214,125 Showbeel - 91,375

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RANK STALLION CODE YOF - TO STUD BREEDING RNRS WNRS WINS SW EARNINGS BEST PERFORMER

(SWINS)

1 O'Reilly (NZ) 1993 - 1997 Last Tycoon - Courtza 161 61 83 4(4) $1,520,788 Cutting Up Rough - 75,000

2 Zabeel (NZ) 1986 - 1991 Sir Tristram - Lady Giselle 134 47 67 3(5) $1,788,775 Avantage - 420,575

3 Pins (AUS) 1996 - 2000 Snippets - No Finer 117 37 52 4(4) $1,889,422 Probabeel - 546,125

4 Stravinsky (USA) 1996 - 2000 Nureyev - Fire the Groom 79 30 39 1(1) $923,961 Iron Eagle - 78,500

5 Encosta de Lago (AUS) 1993 - 1997 Fairy King - Shoal Creek 78 25 35 0(0) $651,562 Run to Perfection - 86,100

6 Volksraad (GB) 1988 - 1993 Green Desert - Celtic Assembly 99 24 30 1(1) $715,285 Polzeath - 82,500

7 Montjeu (IRE) 1996 - 2001 Sadler's Wells - Floripedes 57 23 32 0(0) $681,788 Kaharau - 117,125

8 Pentire (GB) 1992 - 1997 Be My Guest - Gull Nook 70 21 26 0(0) $450,640 Voler Pour Moi - 52,975

9 Centaine (AUS) 1980 - 1985 Century - Rainbeam 44 19 29 2(2) $769,807 Bad Boy Brown - 96,550

10 Keeper (AUS) 1997 - 2002 Danehill - Nuwirah 66 19 32 2(2) $610,265 Germanicus - 94,185

11 Savabeel (AUS) 2001 - 2005 Zabeel - Savannah Success 47 18 26 3(4) $751,994 Conqueror - 150,000

12 Shinko King (IRE) 1991 - 1998 Fairy King - Rose of Jericho 29 18 29 1(1) $603,933 Killarney - 81,975

13 Redoute's Choice (AUS) 1996 - 2000 Danehill - Shantha's Choice 44 18 27 2(3) $601,012 Dragon Leap - 173,000

14 Flying Spur (AUS) 1992 - 1996 Danehill - Rolls 48 18 26 0(0) $495,235 Mascarpone - 72,000

15 High Chaparral (IRE) 1999 - 2004 Sadler's Wells - Kasora 34 14 19 3(3) $622,275 Wyndspelle - 211,250

16 Fastnet Rock (AUS) 2001 - 2005 Danehill - Piccadilly Circus 29 14 20 1(1) $337,925 Need I Say More - 50,000

17 Danehill Dancer (IRE) 1993 - 1997 Danehill - Mira Adonde 27 13 20 2(2) $657,732 Platinum Invador - 207,625

18 Al Akbar (AUS) 1990 - 1995 Success Express - Gala Night 45 13 17 0(0) $429,655 Taroni - 108,840

19 Danasinga (AUS) 1991 - 1996 Danehill - Princess Tracy 39 12 19 2(2) $583,697 Out of the Park - 89,501

20 Danehill (USA) 1986 - 1990 Danzig - Razyana 45 12 17 1(1) $402,070 Yearn - 123,750

21 Kaapstad (NZ) 1984 - 1988 Sir Tristram - Eight Carat 33 12 14 0(0) $263,870 Dezella - 52,250

22 Royal Academy (USA) 1987 - 1991 Nijinsky - Crimson Saint 26 12 16 1(1) $221,730 Steven James - 36,150

23 Danske (NZ) 1995 - 1999 Danehill - Our Tristalight 32 11 13 0(0) $210,630 Pullyoursocksup - 33,450

24 Carnegie (IRE) 1991 - 1996 Sadler's Wells - Detroit 23 10 13 1(1) $337,846 Gorbachev - 89,000

25 Generous (IRE) 1988 - 1992 Caerleon - Doff the Derby 34 10 13 0(0) $227,035 Back in a Flash - 42,300

26 More Than Ready (USA) 1997 - 2001 Southern Halo - Woodman's Girl 30 9 12 0(0) $270,410 Capodanno - 55,035

27 Fast 'n' Famous (AUS) 2002 - 2007 Redoute's Choice - Zalinda 18 9 14 0(0) $236,465 Molto Veloce - 48,660

28 Grosvenor (NZ) 1979 - 1983 Sir Tristram - My Tricia 31 9 13 0(0) $204,650 Magic Incanto - 26,375

29 Pyrus (USA) 1998 - 2003 Mr. Prospector - Most Precious 20 9 13 0(0) $199,135 Cead Mile Failte - 61,250

30 My Halo (ARG) 1995 - 2001 Southern Halo - My Swinger 22 9 12 1(2) $189,960 Miss Federer - 71,975

31 Thorn Park (AUS) 1999 - 2004 Spinning World - Joy 47 9 11 0(0) $185,185 Tellyawhat - 29,910

32 Faltaat (USA) 1990 - 1996 Mr. Prospector - Epitome 23 9 12 0(0) $175,955 Burgundy Rose - 26,810

33 Bachelor Duke (USA) 2001 - 2005 Miswaki - Gossamer 18 8 9 1(1) $354,075 Harlech - 254,450

34 Howbaddouwantit (USA) 1995 - 2001 Rahy - Fair to the Wind 26 8 8 0(0) $245,063 Hasstobegood - 85,025

35 Commands (AUS) 1996 - 2000 Danehill - Cotehele House 16 8 9 0(0) $132,860 Tivaan Warrior - 34,625

36 Yamanin Vital (NZ) 1990 - 1997 Sir Tristram - She Might Hula 28 7 9 1(1) $495,310 Roger That - 330,025

37 Danzero (AUS) 1991 - 1995 Danehill - Confidentially 18 7 12 1(2) $397,050 Julius - 178,000

38 Towkay (AUS) 1994 - 1999 Last Tycoon - Princess Tracy 30 7 11 0(0) $237,487 Hartley - 46,850

39 Green Desert (USA) 1983 - 1987 Danzig - Foreign Courier 10 7 12 1(1) $230,325 Endless Drama - 65,500

40 One Cool Cat (USA) 2001 - 2005 Storm Cat - Tacha 26 7 13 0(0) $225,240 Ocean Billy - 57,625

41 Black Minnaloushe (USA) 1998 - 2002 Storm Cat - Coral Dance 35 7 10 0(0) $190,005 Nasha Riva - 53,200

42 Don Eduardo (NZ) 1998 - 2003 Zabeel - Diamond Lover 32 7 8 0(0) $184,800 Diorissimo - 45,250

43 Elusive City (USA) 2000 - 2004 Elusive Quality - Star of Paris 20 7 8 0(0) $184,385 Speedy Meady - 37,200

44 No Excuse Needed (GB) 1998 - 2003 Machiavellian - Nawaiet 22 7 8 0(0) $176,040 Bully Boy - 37,075

45 Sandtrap (USA) 1993 - 1998 Irish River - Timely Reserve 16 7 8 0(0) $153,153 Destination - 43,070

46 Giant's Causeway (USA) 1997 - 2001 Storm Cat - Mariah's Storm 23 6 10 2(3) $918,615 Sherwood Forest - 735,375

47 Tale of the Cat (USA) 1994 - 1999 Storm Cat - Yarn 14 6 12 2(4) $542,520 Two Illicit - 353,250

48 Traditionally (USA) 1997 - 2002 Mr. Prospector - Personal Ensign 25 6 7 1(1) $369,765 Loire - 230,000

49 Van Nistelrooy (USA) 2000 - 2003 Storm Cat - Halory 24 6 8 2(2) $362,560 Soleseifei - 167,875

50 Ekraar (USA) 1997 - 2004 Red Ransom - Sacahuista 13 6 9 1(1) $237,660 Vancooga - 85,000