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Eligible employers will be able to receive

and pay the JobKeeper payments to various

employee categories, including, but not limited

to:

• Employees who were employed by you as employees as at March 1, 2020;

• Employees currently employed by you (including those stood down or re-hired);

• Employees who are full-time, part-time, or long-term casuals (to get the payment for

a casual employee, they must have been employed by you on a regular basis for longer

than 12 months as at March 1, 2020); and• Employees who are not in receipt of a

JobKeeper Payment from another employer.

• Special eligibility for horse business structures with no employeesPresuming the above eligibility conditions for employers and

employees are satisfied, note below how a “nominated” employee for the

following common business structures are eligible to receive JobKeeper.

• Sole traders

The proprietor will be eligible if they do not receive JobKeeper from

another source.Another reminder: for verification purposes, businesses without

employees, such as a sole trader:• will need to provide an ABN for their business;

• nominate an individual to receive the payment;

• provide that individual’s Tax File Number; and

• provide a declaration as to the recent business activity of that business.

Sole traders are easily the most common horse structures and, as

such, it is worth sharing that if you are also employed on a wage and

would like to receive JobKeeper as a sole trader, rather than through your

employer, you can nominate yourself as the “eligible business participant”

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under the business participation rules and give appropriate notice to the

ATO. In this scenario, your employer cannot nominate you for JobKeeper

payments.

• PartnershipsA single partner in a partnership can be nominated. This single

partner must not be receiving JobKeeper from another source.• Trusts

A single individual beneficiary of a trust can be nominated to receive

JobKeeper payments. This individual beneficiary must not be receiving

JobKeeper from another source.The beneficiaries of a trust are outlined and defined within its trust deed.

• CompaniesA single director or shareholder of a company can be nominated.

These businesses will also receive JobKeeper payments for their other

eligible employees. This single director must not be receiving JobKeeper from another

source.

These initiatives are a step forward, but

it is noted by accounting bodies, such as CPA

Australia, that they have limitations in ensuring

equitable access to JobKeeper within trust,

partnership, and company structures. They will

recommend to government that the ‘business

participant’ test be extended to all actively

engaged persons in trusts, partnerships and

companies. For more details on JobKeeper, please refer

to our recent release titled “JobKeeper subsidy

for businesses and employees” on the Carrazzo

blog at www.carrazzo.com.au.

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Of all the recent government Covid-19 initiatives recently announced, it is generally thought that the JobKeeper payment for employers is only available to profitable horse businesses that have established employees.If you thought this was the case, read on, upon review of the recently announced JobKeeper legislation, I have some pleasant surprises for you.Below, I will work through the four common business structures and explain how it is possible for business owners that operate as sole traders or through trusts, partnerships and companies, to be eligible for JobKeeper even if their businesses are currently in losses and/or they aren’t being paid wages.

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JobKeeper – positive updatecould benefit your horse business

JobKeeper payment – quick overviewA JobKeeper payment is a minimum payment ($1,500 per fortnight) the Government will pay to eligible businesses (defined below) to ensure they are able to keep their eligible employees (defined below) employed by them during this Covid-19 period.The first payment will be received by employers from the ATO in the

first week of May, 2020 and will be backdated to be payable from the scheme commencement of March 30, 2020. Payments under JobKeeper can be received up to September 27, 2020.• Eligible employers

All businesses who meet the turnover tests below can now register their interest with the ATO to receive the JobKeeper payment for their employees. Update to “Turnover tests” for employers All businesses (including sole traders) can now register their interest to

receive the JobKeeper payments for their employees (or themselves if sole traders) if they meet the various turnover tests. The most applicable test to the horse industry is that their turnover has been reduced by more than 30 per cent relative to a comparable period a year ago (of at least a month).

Since our original release on JobKeeper a few weeks ago, the ATO has given more details as to how to apply the “turnover test”. This is a crucial consideration for employers and is noted below.

How to calculate a fall in turnover for the first fortnight starting 30 March 2020To work out your fall in turnover, you can compare either:• GST turnover for March, 2020 with GST turnover for March, 2019• projected GST turnover for April, 2020 with GST turnover for April, 2019• projected GST turnover for the quarter starting April 2020 with GST

turnover for the quarter starting April, 2019How you choose to project your fall in turnover is not dependent on whether you report a quarterly or monthly BAS, though you can do that if it is easier.

If you work out that you qualify for the JobKeeper payments for the first fortnight because your turnover has declined by the relevant amount, you remain eligible and do not need to keep testing turnover in following months. However, you will have ongoing monthly reporting requirements. More information will be provided soon.The ATO also has the discretion to set out alternative tests that can

establish your eligibility when turnover periods are not appropriately comparable (for example, if your business has been in operation less than a year). We will provide more information soon about alternative tests.

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NIGHT OF THUNDER SIRED HIS FOURTH WINNER | STALLION WATCH - PAGE 17

Godolphin colt Tassort (Brazen

Beau) has been announced as

a surprise addition to Newgate

Farm’s stallion roster for 2020,

with the farm - in conjunction with partners

Emirates Park Stud - banking on the former star

juvenile’s X-factor, his top-notch pedigree and

his commercial appeal at an affordable price to

attract breeders.

Tassort, the half-brother to Group 1 winners

Alizee (Sepoy) and Astern (Medaglia D’Oro)

will stand for $11,000 (inc GST), with Newgate’s

Director of Stallions Bruce Slade admitting

that the farm is taking a chance with a colt who

appeared capable of achieving anything on the

racetrack. Continued on page 3>>

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Tassort to joinNewgate rosterGodolphin’s one-time Golden Slipper favourite raced only twice, but the blueblood had plenty of potential, says Slade

STUD NEWS

Zousain retired, to stand at Widden in 2020Zousain (Zoustar), the first ever foal from

Widden Stud’s leading young stallion Zoustar

(Northern Meteor), will join his sire on the

farm’s roster after the four-year-old’s retirement

was announced yesterday.

A Group 2-winning juvenile, taking the

Champagne Classic (Gr 2, 1200m) at

Doomben before finishing second to The

Autumn Sun (Redoute’s Choice) in the J J

Atkins (Gr 1, 1600m), Zousain’s two-year-old

record is reminiscent of his sire, with Zoustar

winning the BRC Sires’ Produce Stakes (Gr 2,

1400m) before also finishing runner-up in the

J J Atkins. Stud News page 12 >>

What's on

Race meetings: Nowra (NSW),

Scone (NSW), Ballarat (VIC),

Rockhampton (QLD)

Barrier trials/ Jump-outs:

Randwick (NSW), Scone (NSW),

Nowra (NSW), Caulfield (VIC), Ararat (VIC),

Doomben (QLD)

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“I think he’s

going to come as a little bit of a shock and a

surprise to the market that he is standing under

the Newgate banner, but he’s a horse we just felt

deserved his chance,” Slade told ANZ Bloodstock

News yesterday.

“Obviously, he raced in the Godolphin

colours and I think everyone’s first memory of the

horse is that he is that X-factor horse that was the

early favourite for the Golden Slipper. Everyone

was so excited after his debut to see where he’d

go and where he’d get to, but unfortunately, due

to injury, he was never able to fulfill the potential

that he had shown on debut.”

That debut was an electric five and a quarter

length victory in the Golden Gift (1100m) at

Rosehill in November, 2018. It was a win that saw

Tassort assume early favouritism for that season’s Golden Slipper Stakes

(Gr 1, 1200m), with form analysts rating his performance through the

roof: The Rating Bureau’s Daniel O’Sullivan declared it a “Group 1 class”

performance that was “stamped

by a sharp turn of foot, terrific late

strength and fast overall time”,

placing him in rarefied company.

Unfortunately, the colt only

raced once more, when he was

sent out as an odds-on favourite

in the Silver Slipper Stakes (Gr 2,

1100m) at Rosehill. Slow from the

stalls, he settled near the rear in an

evenly-run race, making ground

late into second but unable to reel

in Time To Reign (Time For War).

“We had key indicators

through this horse’s career that

told us he was elite and just

never had the chance to show it,”

Slade said. “We are big on time ratings and data. Daniel O’Sullivan from

The Ratings Bureau gave this guy a 103 on debut when he won. He was

impressive to the eye that day but when the time data came back, it said,

listen, this is as impressive a two-year-old debut that we’ve seen since the

likes of Estijaab and Extreme Choice. To be honest, at the time, we thought

we had a colt to be really concerned about on the racetrack, wearing our

Newgate cap!

“Obviously we never got to see that ability but on the back of that

performance, that debut, James McDonald came out and said he was the

real deal and James Cummings was very much of the same opinion, he

had a very high opinion of the horse. Everyone that had something to do

with him plus the time data suggested he had the ability to be that real

elite performer.

Slade continued: “At the end of the day, for all of us, our key criteria

for any young stallion standing at Newgate is that elite race performance.

Horses don’t have to win their Group 1s, but if they showed elite

performance, they generally are your best chance of becoming an

important stallion.

“I just feel you only have to look at the general sires list to see that. They are

either proper, proper Group 1 horses, or they were horses who had that ability but

didn’t get to showcase their true potential.

Tassort to join Newgate roster

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“They were horses of the ilk of I Am

Invincible, who had exceptional speed. Every trainer that had him would tell

you he was a Group 1-class horse, he just had his own issues with his feet.

“Not A Single Doubt was an unbelievable two-year-old, as good as we

have probably ever seen without winning his Group 1. Both of them have

turned out to be really important stallions.”

Tassort followed a very similar career trajectory to his dam Essouaira

(Exceed And Excel). She was backed into Golden Slipper favouritism in

2009 after a six-length win on debut at Moonee Valley, but at her second

start in a Listed race at Caulfield, she bucked soon after the jump and

finished down the track. She never raced again.

However, at stud, she has become a valuable commodity, producing two

Group 1 winners in Alizee (Sepoy) and Astern (Medaglia d’Oro), as well as

stakes-placed Tassort and Mogador (Lonhro), from six foals to race.

“That pedigree really stands out to us,” Slade said. “He’s by Brazen

Beau who’s doing such a great job, he’s a grandson of I Am Invincible,

and he’s also out of that great mare Essaouira who has been such an elite

producer already in her short broodmare career. She’s done it twice with

Alizee and Astern, who's to say she won’t do it again and again?

“He’s got the pedigree, he’s a good-looking horse too, he’s 15.3, square,

great-actioned horse, great jowl, he’s exactly what you’d like to see in a horse

that’s going to leave two-year-olds and then horses that can train on at three.

“Physically and commercially I think breeders are going to find him

very easy to mate to. He’s got the good looks to be a nice commercial

prospect for breeders at that fee, where there is plenty of upside.

Tassort represents a partnership between Newgate Farm and Emirates

Park Stud, with Slade saying that they are basing a breeding rights deal for

the three-year-old on a similar offer that

was given to early investors in I Am

Invincible (Invincible Spirit).

“The way we’re going to

structure his deal is going to give

him a terrific opportunity at stud,”

Slade said. “He’s a horse that was

purchased by Emirates Park from

Godolphin. We were then very

grateful to be given the opportunity to

buy into the horse with Emirates

Park and stand him at Newgate

Farm.

“We have committed 20 mares

to match Emirates Park’s 20 mares

and I’d suggest somewhere closer

to 50 good mares is closer to the

figure that he’ll reach between

our two operations. That should

give him a really good start to his

career.

“On top of that, we’re going

to do a breeding rights deal on the

horse, very similar to what was done

with the Yarraman Park boys, the

Mitchells, with I Am Invincible.

“We will essentially be selling

breeding rights to good breeders

who have been supportive of us over the years. The way they will secure their

breeding right is to send a mare in his first season at that fee and then send a

mare in his second season at that same price and then pay both service fees

per the terms and they will secure a breeding right in the horse for the long-

term upside of the young stallion.

“Hopefully, people see that as a really nice opportunity whereby, at a

very low level, they not only have the chance of commercial success in the

short-term but in the long-term they have a share of Tassort’s upside as he

goes on and proves his worth as a stallion.”

Tassort will be available to inspect next week along with Newgate’s

Inglis Chairman’s Sale draft.

“He’s a really exciting horse, I can’t wait to show him to breeders,”

Slade said. “I think we’ve really learnt that those good-looking horses

that can produce good-looking stock, they not only increase the breeder’s

short-term commercial prospects but it also helps them to get into the

right stables and gives them their chance from there on.”

Tassort is the first of Newgate’s freshman stallions to have his fee

announced for 2020, with Doncaster Mile (Gr 1, 1600m) winner Brutal

(O’Reilly) among those to be unveiled in the coming weeks.

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We have committed

20 mares to match Emirates Park’s 20 mares and I’d suggest somewhere closer to 50 good mares is closer to the figure that he’ll reach between our two operations - Bruce Slade

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AUSTRALIA

Eight for Spill The Beans

The late Spill The Beans (Snitzel) landed his

eighth winner yesterday when Borlotti (2 c ex Kas

Nediym by Nediym) broke his maiden against

older horses on debut over 1106 metres at Grafton.

The Paul Smith-trained colt won by a length and a

half over Hashtag Viking (Arlington) with another

two-year-old, Point Of Attack (Bull Point), a

further half a length away in third. Borlotti was

purchased by Aquis Farm for $42,500 at the Magic

Millions National Weanling Sale from the draft of

Warrandale Stud. He is one of six winners out of

Kas Nediym (Nediym) and is related to Group 1

scorer Gatting (Hard Spun). A former Aquis Farm

resident, Spill The Beans died in October last year.

Vegadaze goneGroup 3 winner Vegadaze (Lope De Vega) has

been euthanised, breaking his leg when falling

over after having colic surgery on Sunday. “They

operated on him last night and that all went

well but he unfortunately broke his leg getting

up,” trainer Anthony Cummings said. “He had

a good autumn and was a promising horse so

it is obviously very disappointing for everyone

involved.” Owner-breeder Raymond Spratt

added: "He was so tough and was just a wonderful

horse. He did what you want to see from a horse.

He wanted to be at the front and he didn't want

anything to pass him. He was part of the family."

Vegadaze won five times and placed twice from 12

starts, earning close to $420,000 in prize-money.

Invincibella to be soldGroup 1-winning mare Invincibella (I Am

Invincible) is set to be sold at the Magic Millions

Broodmare Sale in July. Trained by Chris Waller

and raced by Star Thoroughbreds, the six-year-

old mare earned $3,075,103 in prize-money

from 43 starts, which included 12 wins and 12

placings. She was a $185,000 purchase at the

2015 Magic Millions Gold Coast Yearling Sale

by Star Thoroughbreds from the Sledmere Stud

draft and was three times a winner on the rich

Magic Millions raceday, taking the first two

editions of the $1 million Magic Millions Fillies

& Mares Plate (1300m) as well as the Magic

Millions Plate (1300m) in 2018. As well as her

Group 1 win in last year’s Tattersall’s Tiara (Gr 1,

1400m), she also landed four Group 2s and was

placed at stakes level eight times.

Coyle with two Hawkesbury Guineas hopefulsJason Coyle will have two live chances in Saturday’s

Hawkesbury Guineas (Gr 3, 1400m), which is to

be run at Rosehill, in Mo’s Crown (Uncle Mo) and

James Carr Stakes (Gr 3, 1400m) third St Covet's

Spirit (Uncle Mo). "The plan was to back the filly

up and the other horse has done well so at this

stage I think we'll more than likely accept for him

on Wednesday," Coyle said. "St Covet's Spirit was

terrific on Saturday. She has run into a filly there

that is just low flying at the moment. She took the

right improvement from her first-up run and did

everything I wanted her to do. She relaxed off a

really solid tempo and found the line strongly. It was

a positive performance. Looking at the program I've

always had that back-up in mind so it's good to see

her come through the weekend well."

Manolo Blahniq set for Hawkesbury Cup tiltIt has been 22 months since Manolo Blahniq

(Jimmy Choux) last raced in Sydney but

Mornington trainer Tony Noonan is looking

forward to the gelding's return to Rosehill in the

Hawkesbury Gold Cup (Gr 3, 1500m). The gelding

heads to Saturday's race after a game fourth in

the Victoria Handicap (G 3, 1400m) last Saturday

week at Caulfield. "I think the horse is in really

good form," Noonan said. "He's just been drawing

poorly which has just meant we've had to go back

in the run but he has been hitting the line well. His

Sydney form is good and he has won at Rosehill

before. I think 1500 metres looks nice for him at

this stage so we're looking forward to it.”

Lindelani to follow mum’s lead in St LegerTrainer Michael Trotter hopes Lindelani

(Turffontein) can replicate the deeds of her dam

with success in the VRC St Leger (Listed, 2800m) at

Flemington on Saturday. Lindelani's dam Inkster

(Umatilla) won the event in a dead-heat with

Moment In Time (Archway) in 2008. Trotter began

thinking of Saturday's race after the filly scored at

Werribee in December before she confirmed those

aspirations with a last-start second at Sandown.

"She got stuck in an awkward spot last time and

got shuffled back which probably cost her the race

in the end," Trotter said. “She was finding the line

really nicely at the end, especially her last 100 metres

which was really impressive. We can then look to

Adelaide after Saturday, the South Australian Fillies

Classic which is over 2500 metres, three weeks after

the St Leger."

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Vega One to begin Stradbroke build-upTwo-time stakes-winner Vega One (Lope de

Vega) will take his first step towards a long-

held date with the Stradbroke Handicap (Gr

1, 1400m) when he runs in Saturday's Open

Handicap (1000m) at the Sunshine Coast. "After

he won two races in the winter as a three-year-

old I always had this year's Stradbroke in the

back of my mind for him," trainer Tony Gollan

said. "His summer campaign was designed for

him to get into the Stradbroke field and he did

that by winning The Gateway which carries

a ballot-free condition into the Stradbroke.

Provided he pleases me in the next few days he

will run at the Sunshine Coast."

Cox Plate on radar for Super SethAfter a fast-finishing fourth in the All Aged

Stakes (Gr 1, 1400m) to cap a luckless autumn

campaign, Anthony Freedman’s Caulfield

Guineas (Gr 1, 1600m) winner Super Seth

(Dundeel) could be aimed at the Cox Plate

(Gr 1, 2040m) in the spring. Mark Chittick of

Waikato Stud, who secured a share in the colt

to stand at their stud once retired, told Racing.

com: “On pedigree you’d be pretty confident

he would (run it out) and if he had a nice

uninterrupted spring then you could try that.

After missing that run with that temperature

that interrupted things, then he struck wet

tracks but on Saturday he had some fine days

going in and on top of the track, he certainly

showed what his biggest attribute was in the

straight. It was just a shame he missed the

start and ruined his chances. He has gone out

to a spelling farm in NSW to keep him ticking

over.”

Te Akau to aim five at Cox PlateMeanwhile, Te Akau Stud principal David

Ellis is planning his team’s spring assault with

five of their horses set to target the Cox Plate.

“We will be nominating five horses for the Cox

Plate – Prise De Fer, Avantage, Melody Belle,

Probabeel, and Te Akau Shark,” Ellis said. “We

are looking at what will be the best way to

get our horses to that race and the most cost-

effective for our owners. We are looking at all

options, but we are going to have a nice team to

race in Melbourne in the spring.” Te Akau were

represented by dual Group 1 winner Te Akau

Shark (Rip Van Winkle) in last year’s edition of

the prestigious race, with the chestnut finishing

a gallant third.

Streets Of Avalon to chase spring riches

With the reshaping of the Brisbane winter

carnival, Shane Nichols has had to change

plans with Group 1 winner Streets Of Avalon

(Magnus) and will now target the gelding at

the Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes (Gr 1, 1400m) in

the spring. "We got messed around with the

Brisbane carnival," Nichols said. "It was off,

then it's on again and then we didn't know

whether Victorian horses could go there. So

he'll get two months off and be targeted solely

at the Sir Rupert Clarke in the spring. He'll tee

off in the Bletchingly and probably run in the

Memsie Stakes on the way through, but the Sir

Rupert Clarke will be the main focus."

Positive swab from Maher, Eustace runnerA horse trained by Ciaron Maher and David

Eustace has returned a positive swab to a

prohibited substance. A blood sample taken

from Piccatric (Fastnet Rock) after the filly

won a maiden at Sale on February 28 showed

the presence of Frusemide, a diuretic also

marketed as Lasix. Stewards told Maher and

Eustace of the irregularity on March 31 ahead

of confirmation of analysis of the B sample

yesterday. The trainers were fined $2000 on

Saturday following an inquiry into the use of

shockwave therapy given to Stardayz (Zoustar)

inside the seven-day cut-off period before she

raced at Flemington in March.

Valley to explore night Cox PlateHaving considered abandoning the Cox Plate

this year, Moonee Valley Racing Club chief

executive Michael Browell said they are now

exploring whether it can be run under lights. "We

have had many conversations about a night Cox

Plate (before)," Browell told RSN927. "This year

being the 100th and looking at doing something

differently, maybe it is worthy of consideration.

Wagering will need to be considered as we need

complementary product around the country to

make sure we can maximise wagering turnover

on the day. We'll have conversations with our

broadcast partners, racing.com and Channel

Seven, because it could be a made for television

event. If it was to be run at night, let's say the Cox

Plate was run at 8.30 in prime time, you could

certainly put a different spin on the presentation

to lounge rooms around the country."

Moor won’t return to SingaporeDaniel Moor will return to Australia from a two-

year riding stint in Singapore and will not be

returning. “It’s going to be a permanent move.

It’s something I’ve discussed at length with my

wife and our children,” Moor told Racing.com.

“We’ve had a fantastic two years in Singapore

and we’ve made a lot of great friends over there

and had a great experience. But we’re ready

to come back now. I’ve touched base with

everyone I used to ride for back home here. I

will put my head down and bum up and work

everywhere, going everywhere to get my name

back out there and get back into the loop. It’s

very competitive but I’m not afraid of hard

work and it’s actually a bit of a challenge and

something to spur me on.”

Injured Tamworth trackwork rider transferred to SydneyA track rider was yesterday injured after being

dislodged from her mount on the way to the

barriers for a jump out at Tamworth. The female

rider sustained injuries to her hip and upper leg

and was taken to Tamworth Hospital. She was

later transferred to Royal North Shore Hospital

and was found to have an L5 lumbar fracture

that will be treated with a brace.

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EXCEED AND EXCEL $132,000Danehill – Patrona (Lomond)

LONHRO $66,000Octagonal – Shadea (Straight Strike)

NEW TOO DARN HOT $44,000 Dubawi – Dar Re Mi (Singspiel)

NEW MICROPHONE $38,500Exceed And Excel – Sung (Anabaa)

ASTERN $22,000Medaglia d’Oro – Essaouira (Exceed And Excel)

EPAULETTE $22,000Commands – Accessories (Singspiel)

HARRY ANGEL $16,500Dark Angel – Beatrix Potter (Cadeaux Genereux)

EXOSPHERE $16,500Lonhro – Altitude (Danzero)

RIBCHESTER $16,500Iffraaj – Mujarah (Marju) SHOOTING TO WIN $16,500Northern Meteor – Listen Here (Elusive Quality)

KERMADEC $13,750Teofilo – Hy Fuji (Fuji Kiseki)

TERRITORIES $11,000Invincible Spirit – Taranto (Machiavellian)

NORTHWOOD PARK, VIC

BRAZEN BEAU $49,500I Am Invincible – Sansadee (Snaadee)

NEW BLUE POINT $44,000Shamardal – Scarlett Rose (Royal Applause)

STREET BOSS $27,500Street Cry – Blushing Ogygian (Ogygian)

FROSTED $22,000Tapit – Fast Cookie (Deputy Minister)

IMPENDING $19,800Lonhro – Mnemosyne (Encosta de Lago)

HOLLER $7,700Commands – Shouts (Strategic) SEPOY $7,700Elusive Quality – Watchful (Danehill)

All service fees are GST inclusive

To book nominations or discuss your options, call Alastair, Adam or Allison on 02 6543 9000

or Andy or Lisa on 03 5735 8100.

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V’landys prevails in NRL power struggleCalls are growing for Racing NSW chief

executive Peter V’landys to appoint himself

as executive chairman of the National Rugby

League (NRL) after the NRL’s chief Todd

Greenberg was given his marching orders last

night. V’landys has stamped himself as the

leader of rugby league in his role as Australian

Rugby League Commission (ARLC) chairman

through the coronavirus crisis. While V’landys

suggested he had no interest in an executive

chairman role, any added responsibility would

likely see the Racing

NSW supremo

depart racing for

rugby league.

Channel Nine’s

Andrew Webster

last night quoted

V’landys as saying

earlier this year that

the supremo would

choose between

rugby league and racing within a year, with his

contract to expire at year’s end.

NEW ZEALAND

Level Four lockdown extended for a weekNew Zealand prime minister Jacinda Ardern

yesterday announced that the country would

extend Level Four lockdown restrictions

for another week, moving to Level Three

restrictions at 11:59pm next Monday, April 27.

The move to Level Three next week will allow

training centres to reopen once government

approval is given, with a provisional restart date

for racing of July 1.

Te Akau looking towards new season at homePrincipal David Ellis said his team at Te

Akau Stud are looking forward to racing

returning in New Zealand in the new

season and his horses are thriving in their

paddocks. “Things have been really good,

we have had plenty of rain and the farm

looks amazing,” Ellis said. “Every paddock

on the farm is full of horses and they are

thriving. Most of our horses are out spelling

at this time of the year anyway. We won’t

have much to race until August 1.”

ASIA

Blinkers for Thanks Forever in Chairman’s SprintThanks Forever (Duporth) worked in first-

time blinkers at Sha Tin yesterday morning

and trainer John Moore is pinning his hopes

on the headgear drawing out the little extra

required to turn the talented gelding into a

Group 1 winner. The consistent four-year-old

has worn cheek pieces in his last 13 races but

will switch to blinkers when he lines up in the

HK$18 million Chairman’s Sprint Prize (Gr 1,

1200m) at Sha Tin on FWD Champions Day

this Sunday. “I think he’s ready to win one

of these Group 1 races,” Moore said. “If the

favourites aren’t right on their game, he’ll be

right there. And the blinkers just might do the

trick.”

Yiu’s looking to Voyage Warrior for a Group 1 toppingRicky Yiu is enjoying his best season ever in terms

of his numerical success and on Sunday at Sha

Tin he will attempt to cap it with a Group 1 win.

Voyage Warrior (Declaration Of War) stunned the

big guns with a front-running victory in the Sprint

Cup (Gr 2, 1200m) earlier this month and the

latest hope to rise from Yiu’s nursery of talented

sprinter-milers will attempt to prove that was no

fluke with a follow up in the Chairman’s Sprint

Prize. “He’s an improving young horse and I still

can’t see the bottom of him yet – there’s a lot still

to find out. He’ll do well again over 1200 metres

on the big day,” Yiu said.

INTERNATIONAL

Grimthorpe airs Classic worriesConsiderable uncertainty surrounding the

running of the British Classics has connections

concerned about preparations for their three-

year-olds. Teddy Grimthorpe, racing manager for

Juddmonte principal Khalid Abdullah, says it is still

a juggling act, even with a clearer path in recent

days: "The problem for all trainers at the moment

is that they're training towards an unknown. If the

first Classics happen in June is that definitely going

to be early in the month, or will it be mid-June

or later? That can make a considerable amount

of difference, so there's no real way to plan a

campaign for any of these horses as you don't know

when anything's going to be." Abdullah has Group

1 winners Siskin (First Defence) and Quadrilateral

(Frankel) bound for the Classics.

Peter V'landys

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Zousain SPORTPIX

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Zousain, the first ever foal from

Widden Stud’s leading young

stallion Zoustar (Northern Meteor),

will join his sire on the farm’s

roster after the four-year-old’s retirement was

announced yesterday.

A Group 2-winning juvenile, taking

the Champagne Classic (Gr 2, 1200m) at

Doomben before finishing second to The

Autumn Sun (Redoute’s Choice) in the J J

Atkins (Gr 1, 1600m), Zousain’s two-year-old

record is reminiscent of his sire, with Zoustar

winning the BRC Sires’ Produce Stakes (Gr 2,

1400m) before also finishing runner-up in the

J J Atkins.

Widden Stud bought into the Qatar Racing-

owned Zousain before he resumed at three and

watched on as the colt came so close to breaking

through for that elusive Group 1 win during

his spring campaign, finishing a long head

behind The Autumn Sun in the Golden Rose

(Gr 1, 1400m) and the same margin behind

Sunlight (Zoustar) in the Coolmore Stud Stakes

(registered as Ascot Vale Stakes) (Gr 1, 1200m).

“Both were trained by Chris Waller and his

race record mirrors that of his own sire,” Widden

Stud principal Antony

Thompson told ANZ

Bloodstock News

yesterday. “They had

identical records at

two and he was so

close to that Group

1 win, just a long

head off the winner

in the Coolmore

and Golden Rose

at three to Sunlight

and The Autumn Sun

respectively. That was

agonising.”

He returned with a good run to begin his

autumn three-year-old campaign, flashing

home for second in the Zeditave Stakes (Gr

3, 1200m), but he only graced the racetrack

three more times throughout 2019, finishing

unplaced on each occasion.

After switching to the Anthony Freedman

stable for an autumn campaign, he trialled

once at Cranbourne but was retired without

stepping out for his new yard.

For Thompson, Zousain was on his watch

list long before any ownership deal was

completed, as something of a carbon copy of

his sire. Offered by Edinglassie Stud at the 2017

Magic Millions Gold Coast Yearling Sale, he

was purchased for $400,000 to the bid of David

Redvers and Mulcaster Bloodstock.

“He is a colt that has always been on our

radar,” Thompson said. “He was a standout

yearling and when David Redvers purchased

him with Guy Mulcaster and Chris Waller

he was a colt we followed very closely. He is

physically an outstanding type very much in

the mould of Zoustar and Northern Meteor

with that same remarkable calm temperament.”

Fees for Zousain and the rest of the Widden

Stud roster will be announced in the coming

weeks.

Tuesday, April 21, 2020 Stud News


Zousain retired, to stand at Widden in 2020

Zousain SPORTPIX

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BY HARRY TROY | @RACINGMACAU

A runaway win by Hostwin Saturn

(Stratum) in Saturday’s Class

2 & 3 Handicap (1800m) has

elevated the four-year-old to

clear cut favoritism for the Macau Derby

(Listed, 1800m), set for July 19.

Prepared by first-season trainer Nick Moore,

son of Macau’s former champion trainer Gary,

Hostwin Saturn simply destroyed his opponents

in a brilliant display of speed and stamina under

French rider J B Hamel, winning easily over the

Derby track and trip in a slick 1:47.5. The Derby

record is 1:47 flat, held jointly by The Alfonso

(Magnus) and Sacred Capital (O’Reilly).

For a first season trainer to win Macau’s

greatest race, the Derby, would be an

outstanding achievement, however it is a plan

that Nick Moore set in motion at the beginning

of the season.

“I’ve always had this feeling that he was

going to turn into a Derby prospect. I took him

to the races at Hawkesbury back in August

when I was working for Dad. He ran a big race

that day over 1800 metres only beaten three-

quarters of a length,” Moore said.

“He’s the perfect horse for Macau, I threw

everything at him and he just kept muscling up

and never leaves an oat.”

Hostwin Saturn was a $240,000 purchase at

the 2017 Magic Millions 2YOs In Training Sale

by owner Jason Tam.

“I fell in love with the horse because he

reminded me of Viva Pronto with the star on

his forehead. Viva Pronto was one of Dad’s

outstanding horses; he even won a Group 3 in

Hong Kong,” Moore said. “He was doing a lot

wrong in his races in Australia by overracing. J B

told me, ‘If I take him to the front, he will switch

off and prick his ears,’ and he did just that.”

“It would be an amazing story if I can win

the Derby for Mr Tam. He’s been such a big

supporter and I wouldn’t be here today if it

wasn’t for him getting me up and going.”

Tam also has another rising star that could

make the Derby cut in Hostwin Epanoui (More

Than Ready) who overcame difficulties to score

an impressive victory on Friday night in the

Class 2 & 3 (1500m) on turf.

Prepared by Tony Fung and ridden by

apprentice Eric Cheung, Hostwin Epanoui

walked out of the gates giving the leaders a good

six lengths start. Showing great patience, young

Cheung tacked onto the field and gradually

improved against the rail to be midfield at the

600 metres

Railing up behind race favourites Winnie

Star (Medaglia d’Oro) and Draft Camp (Dream

Ahead) rounding the turn, Hostwin Epanoui

sprinted quickly when an opening came and

raced away for an impressive win.

Hostwin Epanoui was also an expensive

purchase being knocked down to Tam and Gary

Moore for $200,000 at the 2017 Magic Millions

Gold Coast Yearling Sales.

It’s been a long hard road back for former

top jockey Peter Lao but finally, after 69 rides

since returning to the saddle last December,

he gave a perfect exhibition of front-running

riding to guide the 73-1 pop Infinite Treasure

(Captain Rio) to victory in Saturday’s Class 6

over 1500 metres.

Lao set the Rambo Tse-prepared gelding

alight from gate eight and soon took up the

running; rated perfectly, he gave a nice kick

off the corner and with Lao looking a picture

of poise and balance as he wielded the whip,

Infinite Treasure raced away for convincing

win.

Once an idol of Macau racing as an

apprentice with Darby Armstrong, Lao then

successfully plied his trade in Singapore and

had great success there, winning a Queen

Elizabeth II Cup (Listed, 2000m) and the Raffles

Cup (Listed, 1600m), both aboard Emerald Isles

Tuesday, April 21, 2020 Macau News


Hostwin Saturn MJC

Moore aiming high with Saturn

Hostwin Epanoui MJC

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(Shaadi). Other major wins followed like the

Kranji Mile (Listed, 1600m) on Pacific Prince

(Sky Filou) and the Patron’s Bowl (Listed,

1400m) on Bon Amie (Fairy King) before a

shoulder injury in a race fall forced Lao to hang

up his boots in 2008.

Lao made a comeback in 2013 and

eventually moved back to Macau in 2016.

Frustrated by lack of opportunity, Lao again

quit riding, but the racing bug is a hard one to

shake and at the beginning of last season Lao

found himself back riding trackwork.

Weight is still not an issue with

Lao being able to ride at 118 pounds

and, whilst the stats don’t read well,

he has not had much in the way

of talent to sit on since his return.

However, he is riding with all the

confidence and judgment that made

him a leading name in Macau in

the 1990s and the early years of the

2000s.

Joe Lau was back in the winner’s

circle with an impressive winning double

on Saturday’s turf card with Crown Of Gold

(Duporth) and Heartgoodallwell (Sebring).

Crown Of Gold looked super in racing away

with the Class 4 over 1500 metres under jockey

Luis Corrales. The four-year-old had shown

ability in three previous runs with two nice

placings on the sand; however, Saturday was

his first tilt at the 1500-metre journey. The easy

manner of his victory and the time suggests

better days ahead.

Heartgoodallwell was the second of Lau’s

winners when he literally jumped out of the

ground late to win the last of the day, the Class 3

& 4 over 1200 metres under Charlie Chan.

In a race run at cracking speed,

Heartgoodallwell was a mile back early and

still spotting them eight lengths coming to the

corner. Chan had to weave a path between

runners to get clear running before the gelding

sprouted wings over the final 100 metres to

win clearly on the line by two lengths from

Rivalry (Pierro), with You And You Alone (Love

Conquers All) a head away third.

Tuesday, April 21, 2020 Macau News


Infinite Treasure MJC

Heartgoodallwell MJC

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BY PAUL CARAZZO

Of all the recent government

Covid-19 initiatives recently

announced, it is generally thought

that the JobKeeper payment for

employers is only available to profitable horse

businesses that have established employees.

If you thought this was the case, read on, upon

review of the recently announced JobKeeper

legislation, I have some pleasant surprises for you.

Below, I will work through the four common

business structures and explain how it is possible

for business owners that operate as sole traders or

through trusts, partnerships and companies, to be

eligible for JobKeeper even if their businesses are

currently in losses and/or they aren’t being paid

wages.

Tuesday, April 21, 2020 Paul Carazzo


JobKeeper – positive updatecould benefit your horse business

JobKeeper payment – quick overviewA JobKeeper payment is a minimum payment ($1,500 per fortnight)

the Government will pay to eligible businesses (defined below) to ensure

they are able to keep their eligible employees (defined below) employed

by them during this Covid-19 period.

The first payment will be received by employers from the ATO in the

first week of May, 2020 and will be backdated to be payable from the

scheme commencement of March 30, 2020. Payments under JobKeeper

can be received up to September 27, 2020.

• Eligible employers

All businesses who meet the turnover tests below can now register their

interest with the ATO to receive the JobKeeper payment for their employees.

Update to “Turnover tests” for employers All businesses (including sole traders) can now register their interest to

receive the JobKeeper payments for their employees (or themselves if sole

traders) if they meet the various turnover tests. The most applicable test to the

horse industry is that their turnover has been reduced by more than 30 per

cent relative to a comparable period a year ago (of at least a month).

Since our original release on JobKeeper a few weeks ago, the ATO has

given more details as to how to apply the “turnover test”. This is a crucial

consideration for employers and is noted below.

How to calculate a fall in turnover for the first fortnight starting 30 March 2020To work out your fall in turnover, you can compare either:

• GST turnover for March, 2020 with GST turnover for March, 2019

• projected GST turnover for April, 2020 with GST turnover for April, 2019

• projected GST turnover for the quarter starting April 2020 with GST

turnover for the quarter starting April, 2019

How you choose to project your fall in turnover is not dependent on

whether you report a quarterly or monthly BAS, though you can do that if

it is easier.

If you work out that you qualify for the JobKeeper payments for the

first fortnight because your turnover has declined by the relevant amount,

you remain eligible and do not need to keep testing turnover in following

months. However, you will have ongoing monthly reporting requirements.

More information will be provided soon.

The ATO also has the discretion to set out alternative tests that can

establish your eligibility when turnover periods are not appropriately

comparable (for example, if your business has been in operation less

than a year). We will provide more information soon about alternative

tests.

• Eligible employees


Eligible employers will be able to receive

and pay the JobKeeper payments to various

employee categories, including, but not limited

to:

• Employees who were employed by you as

employees as at March 1, 2020;

• Employees currently employed by you

(including those stood down or re-hired);

• Employees who are full-time, part-time, or

long-term casuals (to get the payment for

a casual employee, they must have been

employed by you on a regular basis for longer

than 12 months as at March 1, 2020); and

• Employees who are not in receipt of a

JobKeeper Payment from another employer.

• Special eligibility for horse business structures with no employees

Presuming the above eligibility conditions for employers and

employees are satisfied, note below how a “nominated” employee for the

following common business structures are eligible to receive JobKeeper.

• Sole traders

The proprietor will be eligible if they do not receive JobKeeper from

another source.

Another reminder: for verification purposes, businesses without

employees, such as a sole trader:

• will need to provide an ABN for their business;

• nominate an individual to receive the payment;

• provide that individual’s Tax File Number; and

• provide a declaration as to the recent business activity of that business.

Sole traders are easily the most common horse structures and, as

such, it is worth sharing that if you are also employed on a wage and

would like to receive JobKeeper as a sole trader, rather than through your

employer, you can nominate yourself as the “eligible business participant”


under the business participation rules and give appropriate notice to the

ATO. In this scenario, your employer cannot nominate you for JobKeeper

payments.

• Partnerships

A single partner in a partnership can be nominated. This single

partner must not be receiving JobKeeper from another source.

• Trusts

A single individual beneficiary of a trust can be nominated to receive

JobKeeper payments. This individual beneficiary must not be receiving

JobKeeper from another source.

The beneficiaries of a trust are outlined and defined within its trust deed.

• Companies

A single director or shareholder of a company can be nominated.

These businesses will also receive JobKeeper payments for their other

eligible employees.

This single director must not be receiving JobKeeper from another

source.

These initiatives are a step forward, but

it is noted by accounting bodies, such as CPA

Australia, that they have limitations in ensuring

equitable access to JobKeeper within trust,

partnership, and company structures. They will

recommend to government that the ‘business

participant’ test be extended to all actively

engaged persons in trusts, partnerships and

companies.

For more details on JobKeeper, please refer

to our recent release titled “JobKeeper subsidy

for businesses and employees” on the Carrazzo

blog at www.carrazzo.com.au.


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STALLION WATCH

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New winnersNight Of Thunder - Former Darley shuttler

Night Of Thunder (Dubawi) sired his fourth

Australian winner when the Chris Waller-

trained Kukeracha (2 c ex Portrait of a Lady by

A P Indy) took out a 1200-metre two-year-old

maiden on debut at Geelong on Wednesday.

Kukeracha is a half-brother to dual stakes

winner Cameo (Shamardal) and is related to

shuttle sire Iffraaj (Zafonic) and the late Cape

Cross (Green Desert). Dual Group 1 winner

Night Of Thunder was Europe’s leading first

season sire last year and shuttled to Australia

for one season in 2016 where he produced 58

live foals. He stands at Darley’s Kildangan Stud

for a fee of €25,000 (inc GST).

Ready For Victory - Sun Stud’s first season

sire Ready For Victory (More Than Ready)

produced his first winner on Saturday when

Macleay (2 c ex Moon Fighter by Malibu

Moon), sporting the same red and yellow

Sun Stud colours worn by his sire, won a

1400-metre maiden at Kembla Grange. Winner

of the Festival Of Racing Stakes (Listed, 1000m)

on debut, Ready For Victory was a four-time

stakes placegetter, including when third in

the Caulfield Guineas (Gr 1, 1600m), while he

finished fourth in the Golden Slipper Stakes (Gr

1, 1200m). Last year, he served 61 mares at a fee

of $6,600 (inc GST).

Scissor Kick - Girls Kick On (2 f ex Placement

by Savabeel), who was purchased by Glenvale Park’s

Damien Lane and his father-in-law Bob Law for

$12,000 at the Inglis Classic Yearling Sale, became

the first winner for Arrowfield Stud resident Scissor

Kick (Redoute’s Choice) on Friday. Scissor Kick, who

shuttles to Haras d’Etreham in France, was a dual

Group 3 winner and ran a close second to Hallowed

Crown (Street Sense) in the Golden Rose Stakes (Gr

1, 1400m). He stood for a fee of $11,000 (inc GST) at

Arrowfield in 2019.

Double for Spill The Beans - Former

Aquis Farm resident Spill The Beans

(Snitzel) has hit the front on the leading

first season sires table by winners, landing

his seventh winner courtesy of Derulo’s (2

g ex Tiptoe by Viscount) maiden victory

at Cairns on Thursday before Borlotti (2 c

ex Kas Nediym by Nediym) made it eight

at Grafton yesterday. Spill The Beans died

at Aquis’ Canungra Stud in Queensland in

October last year.

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New Group / Grade 1 winners

Ocean Park - Ocean Park (Thorn Park)

produced his second Group 1 winner on

Saturday when Tofane (4 m ex Baggy Green, by

Galileo) took the All Aged Stakes (Gr 1, 1400m)

at Randwick. Tofane joins Epsom Handicap (Gr

1, 1600m) winner Kolding as a Group 1 winner

by Cox Plate (Gr 1, 2040m) scorer Ocean Park,

who stood at Waikato Stud this season for

NZ$15,000 (plus GST).

New stakes winnersBarbados - Ducatoon Park’s Barbados

(Redoute’s Choice) scored a first stakes winner

from four crops to race when Garner (3 g ex

Jaalippy by Foxhound) took the Redelva Stakes

(Listed, 1100m). Garner may now join his

stablemate Gytrash (Lope De Vega) in The

Goodwood (Gr 1, 1200m) next month. Barbados

served 31 mares this season, standing for $4,000

(inc GST) at the Yorke Peninsula farm.

Dalakhani - It has been four years since

the Aga Khan’s Dalakhani (Darshaan) was

retired from stud duties, but his three visits to

Cornerstone Stud in South Australia continue

to reap rewards with Silent Sovereign (3 f ex

Silent Surround by Face Value) becoming his

54th individual stakes winner in the Auraria

Stakes (Gr 3, 1800m) at Morphettville. She

became Dalakhani’s second Australian-bred

stakes winner after Danehill Stakes (Gr 2,

1200m) victor Dalasan.

I’m All The Talk - First season sire I’m All

The Talk (Stratum) recorded a new milestone

with his first stakes winner on Saturday,

courtesy of Watch Me Dance (2 f ex Coventry

To Rio by Oratorio) in the WA Sires’ Produce

Stakes (Gr 3, 1400m). I’m All The Talk stands

at Mungrup Stud, having served 24 mares last

season at a fee of $5,500 (inc GST).

Master Of Design - Blueblood stallion

Master Of Design (Redoute’s Choice) produced

his second individual stakes winner when

Greyworm (5 g ex Miracle Magic by Dash For

Cash) recorded his first black-type victory in

the Hall Mark Stakes (Gr 3, 1200m) at Randwick

on Saturday. Greyworm is the second foal from

Miracle Magic (Dash For Cash), a city-winning

mare who visited Master Of Design for her

first four years at stud. Master Of Design, who

relocated to Greta West Stud from Swettenham

Stud in 2017, served 17 mares last year at a fee

of $3,300 (inc GST).

Neo Universe - Consistent Japanese stallion

Neo Universe (Sunday Silence) produced his

30th stakes winner when Westerlund (8 g ex

Uanme by Marquetry)

took out the Antares

Stakes (Gr 3, 1800m)

on the Hanshin dirt on

Sunday. Neo Universe

moved from Shadai

Stallion Station to Lex

Stud in rural Hokkaido

for the 2016 breeding

season, only serving 15

mares last year.

Nicconi - Widden

Stud’s Nicconi

(Bianconi) added

another individual

stakes winner, his 19th

overall, with William

Thomas (5 g ex Girls

Rock by Fastnet Rock)

returning to form with a

victory in the Bel Esprit

Stakes (Listed, 1100m) at Caulfield. Nicconi

stood for $38,500 (inc GST) last year, serving

113 mares.

Reliable Man - Reliable Man (Dalakhani)

was represented by his 11th individual stakes

winner when Kinane (3 g ex Tres Rapide by

Nom Du Jeu) took the Frank Packer Plate

(Gr 3, 2000m) at Randwick on Saturday.

Bred by Nearco Stud, Kinane was purchased

for $165,000 by agent Phill Cataldo from

the 2018 NZB Ready To Run Sales. He is

one of only two foals from the Nom Du Jeu

(Montjeu) mare Tres Rapide, who died in

2018; she also has an unnamed two-year-

old Shocking (Street Cry) filly in training.

Reliable Man, who has been shuttling to

New Zealand’s Westbury Stud since 2013,

stood last year for NZ$15,000 (plus GST).

This season, he served 73 mares.

South Vigorous - Hiro Shige Gold (5 h ex F

T Strike by Black Tuxedo) became his late sire’s

16th stakes winner at Nakayama on Sunday,

taking the Keiyo Stakes (Listed, 1200m) on the

dirt. South Vigorous died in 2018, aged 22.

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TWITTER: CHRIS WALLER RACING@CWALLERRACINGToday we farewell @StarTbreds Group 1

winning mare Invincibella who was also the

first horse to win the Magic Millions Fillies and

Mares 1300m $1million race, three consecutive

years! A pleasure to have around the stable, she

will now be prepared for the @mmsnippets

Mares sale.

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been making the most of all the recent rain –

taking in 2 cuts of top-quality hay and resowing

the rolling pasture ready for the 2019 crop of

weanlings to graze out through the winter👨‍

Good land management and high quality

forage a crucial piece of the puzzle in

#RaisingRacehorses #ItsPossible

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INSTAGRAM: ATC_RACESTalking tactics in times of social distancing

ahead of the Group 1 Moët & Chandon

Champagne Stakes. Pictured Below >>

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TWITTER: AUSTRALIAN TURF CLUB@ATC_RACESFarewell to Danon Premium who is on his

way back to Japan after a gallant third in the

@Longines Queen Elizabeth Stakes behind

Addeybb. All the best! @HorseRacing_JPN

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TWITTER: HKJC RACING@HKJC_RACINGHands up if you remember the day

Chautauqua thundered High voltage

sign the Sha Tin turf. @TommyBerry21 @

HawkesRacing #HKracing

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TAB MEETINGSGRAFTON (NSW) Good(4)R1: Something Special Wedding-Bm66, $20000, 2220m.

1. HANNA FROM HAVANA (AUS) (b/br f 3 So You Think (NZ) -

Petroica (AUS)).

T: Allan Kehoe J: M Mc Guren

2. Captain’s Legend (AUS) (br g 5 Captain Sonador (AUS) - In Lights (AUS)).

3. Love Waves (NZ) (b g 5 Azamour (IRE) - Leti (AUS)).

Margins: 0.1 lens, 0.5 lens. Time: 2:20.53 (last 600m 35.10).

R2: Holco Mdn Hcp, $20000, 1106m.

1. BORLOTTI (AUS) (ch c 2 Spill The Beans (AUS) - Kas Nediym (AUS)).

T: P A Smith J: R Spokes

2. Hashtag Viking (AUS) (b g 4 Arlington (AUS) - Viking Rose (NZ)).

3. Point Of Attack (AUS) (b g 2 Bull Point (AUS) - Prevalence (AUS)).


R3: Ken Gill Painter Mdn Hcp, $20000, 1106m.

1. MISS WHITTINGTON (AUS) (b f 3 Whittington (AUS) - Rock Of

Diamonds (AUS)). T: S B Lee J: J Grisedale

2. Tolerate (AUS) (br f 3 So You Think (NZ) - Bonanova (NZ)).

3. Holiday In Dubai (AUS) (b f 3 The Factor (USA) - Dubawi’s Image (AUS)).


R4: Causley Fresh Mdn Plate, $20000, 1710m.

1. BRISBANE BOY (AUS) (b g 3 Fastnet Rock (AUS) - Moozoon (NZ)).

T: Ms J Hardy J: J Grisedale

2. Jet Pilot (AUS) (br g 5 Jet Spur (AUS) - Monorail (AUS)).

3. Cross Eyed Mary (AUS) (b m 6 Nothin’ Leica Dane (AUS) - Hot

Dancer (AUS)).


R5: Cansdell Signs Hcp (C2), $20000, 1410m.

1. LUVYOULONGTIME (AUS) (b m 4 Love Conquers All (AUS) -

Amazing Grey (AUS)).

T: S B Lee J: Yvette Lewis

2. Tower Road (NZ) (br g 4 Savabeel (AUS) - Thy (NZ)).

3. Thiswilldous (AUS) (b g 4 Zoustar (AUS) - Princess Layla (AUS)).


R6: Kev’s Cleaning Service (Bm66), $20000, 1410m.

1. AT WITZ END (AUS) (b/br g 4 Epaulette (AUS) - Here’s The End

(AUS)).

T: Owen Glue J: Ms B Hodder

2. Northern Knight (AUS) (b g 6 Bon Hoffa (AUS) - Flying Cassie

(AUS)).

3. Cinnamon Missile (AUS) (b g 5 Smart Missile (AUS) - Cinnamon

Dove (USA)).


R7: Clarence Valley Wholesaler Hcp, $20000, 1106m.

1. EXCLUSIVE (AUS) (gr g 4 Written Tycoon (AUS) - Talkin’ About

(AUS)).

T: S J Bennett J: Kirk Matheson

2. Knock Toff (AUS) (ch g 6 Toorak Toff (AUS) - Shoptalk (AUS)).

3. Midweek Hussler (AUS) (ch g 5 Husson (ARG) - Oh So Stunning

(AUS)).


R8: Gavin Creighton Hcp (C1), $20000, 1106m.

1. ANNIE ETHYL (AUS) (br m 4 Canford Cliffs (IRE) - Astinella

(USA)).

T: S B Lee J: Yvette Lewis

2. Triple The Fun (AUS) (b/br f 3 Snitzel (AUS) - Tripled (AUS)).

3. Tycoon Anna (AUS) (b m 4 Written Tycoon (AUS) - Wily Carol

(AUS)).


MORNINGTON (VIC) Soft(5)R1: Neds Price Boost Multi Mdn, $20700, 2050m.

1. BEACHGOER (AUS) (b/br g 3 Toronado (IRE) - Boracay (AUS)).

T: Symon Wilde J: Ronan Short

2. Acropolis Hill (AUS) (b g 6 Domesday (AUS) - Sacred Rock (AUS)).

3. Last Dream (NZ) (b/br f 3 Showcasing (GB) - Nan’s Dream (NZ)).

Margins: 2 lens, 1.3 lens. Time: 2:13.11.

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R2: Take It To The Neds Level-Bm58, $20000, 2050m.

1. INFALLYBELLE (AUS) (ch m 4 Fiorente (IRE) - Ballybelle (AUS)).

T: Ms C Alderson J: W Gordon

2. Kurgan (NZ) (b g 9 Gallant Guru (AUS) - Personal Column (NZ)).

3. Henry The Dolphin (AUS) (b g 10 Dubai Destination (USA) - Cloudy

Skies (IRE)).

Margins: 1.5 lens, 0.2 lens. Time: 2:13.47.

R3: Highview Accounting M’ton Mdn, $20700, 1000m.

1. KALKARNI ROYALE (AUS) (b f 3 Nicconi (AUS) - Brookton

Heritage (AUS)). T: K L Corstens J: D Dunn

2. Stirrup (AUS) (b g 3 Warhorse (NZ) - Mukda Moonlight (AUS)).

3. Ocean Reward (AUS) (b g 3 Reward For Effort (AUS) - Stream Royale (AUS)).

Margins: 3 lens, 1.3 lens. Time: 59.74.

R4: The Big Screen Company Mdn, $20700, 1200m.

1. THE FRED EXPRESS (AUS) (b g 6 Not A Single Doubt (AUS) - Offshore Sham (AUS)). T: Charlotte Littlefield J: Campbell Rawiller

2. Deponent (AUS) (b g 3 Moshe (AUS) - Tribune Lady (AUS)).

3. Rebuttal (AUS) (ch g 3 Reward For Effort (AUS) - Debated (AUS)).


R5: Neds Money Back Odds Mdn, $20700, 1500m.

1. MELARITA (NZ) (b m 4 Rip Van Winkle (IRE) - Bak Da Chief (NZ)).

T: C Maher & D Eustace J: Jye Mcneil

2. Art Major (AUS) (b g 3 Artie Schiller (USA) - Arazi Belle (AUS)).

3. Lord Jaysea (AUS) (br g 3 Playing God (AUS) - Storm Blues (AUS)).


R6: Neds - Rmbl Investments (Bm58), $20000, 1500m.

1. NANGAWOOKA (AUS) (b/br g 7 Equiano (FR) - Court Dancer (AUS)).

T: Matthew Brown J: Emily Brown

2. Mr Jammo (AUS) (br g 5 Domesday (AUS) - Ruby Doll (AUS)).

3. Boss Rock (AUS) (br/bl g 4 Americain (USA) - And Rock (AUS)).


R7: Neds Extra Head (Bm58), $20000, 1200m.

1. EVERYWHERE MANN (AUS) (b g 5 God’s Own (AUS) - Our Nic

(AUS)).

T: Ms E Haworth J: Teodore Nugent

2. Aristobeaux (AUS) (b g 5 Toorak Toff (AUS) - Bella Flight (AUS)).

3. Thin Green Line (AUS) (b/br m 5 Animal Kingdom (USA) - Shutout (AUS)).


R8: Neds Price Boost Multi (Bm58), $20000, 1000m.

1. PRUSSIAN DREAM (AUS) (b g 5 King Of Prussia (AUS) - Rainhill

(AUS)).

T: P J White J: Clayton Douglas

2. Black Opal (AUS) (br/bl g 4 Statue Of Liberty (USA) - Ida Doris (AUS)).

3. Ooroo (AUS) (b f 3 Canford Cliffs (IRE) - We Own An Angel (AUS)).

Margins: 0.2 lens, 0.8 lens. Time: 59.85.

FIRST SEASON SIRE RUNNERSTuesday 21st April

SUPER ONE (AUS)Super Rose (AUS) (ch f ex Summer Song (AUS) by Sebring (AUS))

R1 (1:30pm): Ballarat, 2yo Racing - We’re In Together Mdn, 1000m

PRIDE OF DUBAI (AUS)Amy’s Pride (AUS) (b f ex Amy’s Glen (AUS) by Shamardal (USA))


NIGHT OF THE THUNDER (IRE)Foudre (AUS) (ch f ex Ecrivain (AUS) by Peintre Celebrel (USA))

Night Of Delight (AUS) (ch f ex Whitten’s Delight (AUS) by

Barely A Moment (AUS))


SPILL THE BEANS (AUS)Isis Brumby (AUS) (b g ex Overdel (NZ) by Bel Esprit (AUS))

R2 (12:12pm): Rockhampton, QTIS 2yo Mdn Hcp, 1100m

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LEADING 2YO SIRESIN AUSTRALIA BY EARNINGS

| 22 | Tuesday, April 21, 2020 Leading 2yo Sires


RANK STALLION CODE YOF - TO STUD BREEDING RNRS WNRS WINS SW EARNINGS BEST PERFORMER

(SWINS)

1 Snitzel (AUS) 2002 - 2006 Redoute's Choice - Snippets' Lass 34 16 20 3(6) $3,954,275 Away Game - 2,721,800

2 Not a Single Doubt (AUS) 2001 - 2005 Redoute's Choice - Singles Bar 30 5 12 2(5) $3,832,535 Farnan - 2,502,200

3 I Am Invincible (AUS) 2004 - 2010 Invincible Spirit - Cannarelle 41 15 20 4(4) $2,339,663 Dame Giselle - 862,200

4 Redoute's Choice (AUS) 1996 - 2000 Danehill - Shantha's Choice 9 3 7 2(5) $1,397,535 King's Legacy - 884,100

5 Starspangledbanner (AUS) 2006 - 2011 Choisir - Gold Anthem 10 3 3 1(1) $1,298,175 Prime Star - 1,209,000

6 Brazen Beau (AUS) 2011 - 2015 I Am Invincible - Sansadee 23 6 6 2(2) $1,272,025 Larimer Street - 361,500

7 Lord Kanaloa (JPN) 2008 - 2014 King Kamehameha - Lady Blossom 2 1 2 1(1) $1,240,850 Tagaloa - 1,237,150

8 Pride of Dubai (AUS) 2012 - 2016 Street Cry - Al Anood 27 6 7 1(1) $968,545 Bella Nipotina - 550,975

9 Fastnet Rock (AUS) 2001 - 2005 Danehill - Piccadilly Circus 23 7 8 1(1) $934,965 Glenfiddich - 217,750

10 Street Boss (USA) 2004 - 2009 Street Cry - Blushing Ogygian 18 4 6 1(3) $932,129 Hanseatic - 644,500

11 Exceed and Excel (AUS) 2000 - 2004 Danehill - Patrona 28 7 9 1(1) $831,790 Jerle - 120,465

12 Hinchinbrook (AUS) 2007 - 2011 Fastnet Rock - Snippets' Lass 16 4 7 1(2) $768,605 Mildred - 282,250

13 Written Tycoon (AUS) 2002 - 2007 Iglesia - Party Miss 32 8 9 1(1) $710,194 Ole Kirk - 170,050

14 Spirit of Boom (AUS) 2007 - 2014 Sequalo - Temple Spirit 27 8 9 0(0) $708,325 Spirit One - 196,200

15 Spill the Beans (AUS) 2012 - 2016 Snitzel - Miss Dodwell 29 7 10 0(0) $633,267 Tumbler Ridge - 174,675

16 Wandjina (AUS) 2011 - 2015 Snitzel - La Bamba 19 3 4 1(1) $628,105 Mamaragan - 460,850

17 Night of Thunder (IRE) 2011 - 2016 Dubawi - Forest Storm 8 4 5 2(2) $626,192 River Night - 307,800

18 Rothesay (AUS) 2006 - 2011 Fastnet Rock - Schiaparelli 9 3 6 0(0) $593,900 Rothfire - 393,900

19 Snippetson (AUS) 2001 - 2006 Snippets - Snowdrift 6 2 5 1(2) $579,200 Gemma's Son - 452,200

20 Turffontein (AUS) 2004 - 2010 Johannesburg - Spirit of Grace 3 2 3 0(0) $550,500 Khoekhoe - 478,350

21 Deep Field (AUS) 2010 - 2015 Northern Meteor - Listen Here 19 8 10 0(0) $541,150 Nitrous - 147,600

22 I'm All the Talk (AUS) 2010 - 2016 Stratum - Weekend Gossip 11 2 4 1(1) $458,500 Watch Me Dance - 361,100

23 Sidereus (AUS) 2005 - 2012 General Nediym - Hootenanny 23 8 10 0(0) $457,425 Miss Lot Won - 154,200

24 Bel Esprit (AUS) 1999 - 2003 Royal Academy - Bespoken 4 1 3 0(0) $447,875 Kisukano - 428,750

25 Vancouver (AUS) 2012 - 2016 Medaglia d'Oro - Skates 14 3 3 0(0) $421,165 Vangelic - 161,650

26 Star Witness (AUS) 2007 - 2011 Starcraft - Leone Chiara 12 2 3 0(0) $409,630 Amish Boy - 187,125

27 Siyouni (FR) 2007 - 2011 Pivotal - Sichilla 1 1 1 0(0) $403,900 See You Soon - 403,900

28 Foxwedge (AUS) 2008 - 2012 Fastnet Rock - Forest Native 16 2 3 1(1) $369,576 Lunar Fox - 190,900

29 Better Than Ready (AUS) 2009 - 2015 More Than Ready - Sally's World 36 8 8 0(0) $368,600 Dark Son - 60,100

30 All Too Hard (AUS) 2009 - 2013 Casino Prince - Helsinge 19 4 5 2(2) $365,200 Hard Landing - 121,500

31 Gingerbread Man (AUS) 2007 - 2013 Shamardal - Quaffle 6 2 3 1(1) $361,000 Ima Single Man - 323,700

32 Shooting to Win (AUS) 2011 - 2015 Northern Meteor - Listen Here 14 2 4 0(0) $328,875 Dom to Shoot - 195,600

33 Demerit (AUS) 2006 - 2011 Lonhro - Shame 3 1 3 1(2) $318,560 Starfield Impact - 316,600

34 Safeguard (AUS) 2010 - 2015 Exceed and Excel - Preserve 7 1 1 0(0) $312,920 Surveillance - 116,500

35 Sebring (AUS) 2005 - 2009 More Than Ready - Purespeed 31 8 8 0(0) $310,533 Gravina - 60,250

36 All American (AUS) 2005 - 2010 Red Ransom - Milva 10 3 3 0(0) $305,550 American Choice - 143,300

37 Jet Spur (AUS) 2002 - 2006 Flying Spur - Verocative 7 3 3 0(0) $301,975 Mishani Fraudster - 85,350

38 Headwater (AUS) 2012 - 2016 Exceed and Excel - River Dove 17 3 3 0(0) $298,490 Wisdom of Water - 176,000

39 Choisir (AUS) 1999 - 2003 Danehill Dancer - Great Selection 17 1 1 1(1) $281,547 Every Rose - 240,500

40 Frankel (GB) 2008 - 2013 Galileo - Kind 1 1 1 1(1) $253,850 Hungry Heart - 253,850

41 Top Echelon (AUS) 1999 - 2003 Umatilla - Advisory 7 2 4 0(0) $248,450 Lady Banff - 201,900

42 Falvelon (AUS) 1996 - 2003 Alannon - Devil's Zephyr 9 5 7 0(0) $233,525 Uncle Frank - 115,025

43 More Than Ready (USA) 1997 - 2001 Southern Halo - Woodman's Girl 16 1 1 1(1) $232,547 Global Quest - 173,550

44 Epaulette (AUS) 2009 - 2014 Commands - Accessories 8 2 2 1(1) $231,040 Aryaaf - 150,300

45 Pierro (AUS) 2009 - 2013 Lonhro - Miss Right Note 6 1 2 1(1) $221,270 Untamed - 171,450

46 Statue of Liberty (USA) 2000 - 2004 Storm Cat - Charming Lassie 5 2 4 0(0) $213,305 Dark Assault - 88,950

47 Rubick (AUS) 2011 - 2015 Encosta de Lago - Sliding Cube 16 2 3 0(0) $212,145 Masseuse - 78,120

48 Jabali (AUS) 2011 - 2016 Exceed and Excel - Balalaika 6 3 3 0(0) $211,750 Jabali Ridge - 136,250

49 Fighting Sun (AUS) 2011 - 2014 Northern Meteor - Irish Darling 11 2 2 0(0) $210,922 Miss Inbetween - 75,800

50 Zoustar (AUS) 2010 - 2014 Northern Meteor - Zouzou 16 1 1 0(0) $209,665 Queen Kay - 98,500

LEADING 2YO SIRESIN AUSTRALIA BY WINNERS




(SWINS)

1 Snitzel (AUS) 2002 - 2006 Redoute's Choice - Snippets' Lass 34 16 20 3(6) $3,954,275 Away Game - 2,721,800

2 I Am Invincible (AUS) 2004 - 2010 Invincible Spirit - Cannarelle 41 15 20 4(4) $2,339,663 Dame Giselle - 862,200

3 Written Tycoon (AUS) 2002 - 2007 Iglesia - Party Miss 32 8 9 1(1) $710,194 Ole Kirk - 170,050

4 Spirit of Boom (AUS) 2007 - 2014 Sequalo - Temple Spirit 27 8 9 0(0) $708,325 Spirit One - 196,200

5 Deep Field (AUS) 2010 - 2015 Northern Meteor - Listen Here 19 8 10 0(0) $541,150 Nitrous - 147,600

6 Sidereus (AUS) 2005 - 2012 General Nediym - Hootenanny 23 8 10 0(0) $457,425 Miss Lot Won - 154,200

7 Better Than Ready (AUS) 2009 - 2015 More Than Ready - Sally's World 36 8 8 0(0) $368,600 Dark Son - 60,100

8 Sebring (AUS) 2005 - 2009 More Than Ready - Purespeed 31 8 8 0(0) $310,533 Gravina - 60,250

9 Fastnet Rock (AUS) 2001 - 2005 Danehill - Piccadilly Circus 23 7 8 1(1) $934,965 Glenfiddich - 217,750

10 Exceed and Excel (AUS) 2000 - 2004 Danehill - Patrona 28 7 9 1(1) $831,790 Jerle - 120,465

11 Spill the Beans (AUS) 2012 - 2016 Snitzel - Miss Dodwell 29 7 10 0(0) $633,267 Tumbler Ridge - 174,675

12 Brazen Beau (AUS) 2011 - 2015 I Am Invincible - Sansadee 23 6 6 2(2) $1,272,025 Larimer Street - 361,500

13 Pride of Dubai (AUS) 2012 - 2016 Street Cry - Al Anood 27 6 7 1(1) $968,545 Bella Nipotina - 550,975

14 Not a Single Doubt (AUS) 2001 - 2005 Redoute's Choice - Singles Bar 30 5 12 2(5) $3,832,535 Farnan - 2,502,200

15 Falvelon (AUS) 1996 - 2003 Alannon - Devil's Zephyr 9 5 7 0(0) $233,525 Uncle Frank - 115,025

16 Artie Schiller (USA) 2001 - 2007 El Prado - Hidden Light 9 5 5 0(0) $175,240 Diala - 56,000

17 Street Boss (USA) 2004 - 2009 Street Cry - Blushing Ogygian 18 4 6 1(3) $932,129 Hanseatic - 644,500

18 Hinchinbrook (AUS) 2007 - 2011 Fastnet Rock - Snippets' Lass 16 4 7 1(2) $768,605 Mildred - 282,250

19 Night of Thunder (IRE) 2011 - 2016 Dubawi - Forest Storm 8 4 5 2(2) $626,192 River Night - 307,800

20 All Too Hard (AUS) 2009 - 2013 Casino Prince - Helsinge 19 4 5 2(2) $365,200 Hard Landing - 121,500

21 Outreach (AUS) 2012 - 2016 Exceed and Excel - Bahia 12 4 5 0(0) $160,605 Pee Dee - 54,110

22 Redoute's Choice (AUS) 1996 - 2000 Danehill - Shantha's Choice 9 3 7 2(5) $1,397,535 King's Legacy - 884,100

23 Starspangledbanner (AUS) 2006 - 2011 Choisir - Gold Anthem 10 3 3 1(1) $1,298,175 Prime Star - 1,209,000

24 Wandjina (AUS) 2011 - 2015 Snitzel - La Bamba 19 3 4 1(1) $628,105 Mamaragan - 460,850

25 Rothesay (AUS) 2006 - 2011 Fastnet Rock - Schiaparelli 9 3 6 0(0) $593,900 Rothfire - 393,900

26 Vancouver (AUS) 2012 - 2016 Medaglia d'Oro - Skates 14 3 3 0(0) $421,165 Vangelic - 161,650

27 All American (AUS) 2005 - 2010 Red Ransom - Milva 10 3 3 0(0) $305,550 American Choice - 143,300

28 Jet Spur (AUS) 2002 - 2006 Flying Spur - Verocative 7 3 3 0(0) $301,975 Mishani Fraudster - 85,350

29 Headwater (AUS) 2012 - 2016 Exceed and Excel - River Dove 17 3 3 0(0) $298,490 Wisdom of Water - 176,000

30 Jabali (AUS) 2011 - 2016 Exceed and Excel - Balalaika 6 3 3 0(0) $211,750 Jabali Ridge - 136,250

31 Mahisara (AUS) 2008 - 2014 More Than Ready - Darsini 9 3 6 0(0) $166,225 Sing for Violet - 106,500

32 Press Statement (AUS) 2012 - 2016 Hinchinbrook - Kaaptive Empress 15 3 4 0(0) $155,285 Spokesman - 75,060

33 Sizzling (AUS) 2009 - 2014 Snitzel - Admirelle 19 3 3 0(0) $137,485 Red Stiletto - 45,825

34 Dream Ahead (USA) 2008 - 2012 Diktat - Land of Dreams 4 3 3 0(0) $72,925 Papaya - 48,250

35 Super One (AUS) 2012 - 2016 I Am Invincible - Tails Wins 12 3 3 0(0) $65,385 Lucky Shadow - 16,825

36 Hallowed Crown (AUS) 2011 - 2015 Street Sense - Crowned Glory 3 3 3 0(0) $63,000 Crown Mint - 36,500

37 Snippetson (AUS) 2001 - 2006 Snippets - Snowdrift 6 2 5 1(2) $579,200 Gemma's Son - 452,200

38 Turffontein (AUS) 2004 - 2010 Johannesburg - Spirit of Grace 3 2 3 0(0) $550,500 Khoekhoe - 478,350

39 I'm All the Talk (AUS) 2010 - 2016 Stratum - Weekend Gossip 11 2 4 1(1) $458,500 Watch Me Dance - 361,100

40 Star Witness (AUS) 2007 - 2011 Starcraft - Leone Chiara 12 2 3 0(0) $409,630 Amish Boy - 187,125

41 Foxwedge (AUS) 2008 - 2012 Fastnet Rock - Forest Native 16 2 3 1(1) $369,576 Lunar Fox - 190,900

42 Gingerbread Man (AUS) 2007 - 2013 Shamardal - Quaffle 6 2 3 1(1) $361,000 Ima Single Man - 323,700

43 Shooting to Win (AUS) 2011 - 2015 Northern Meteor - Listen Here 14 2 4 0(0) $328,875 Dom to Shoot - 195,600

44 Top Echelon (AUS) 1999 - 2003 Umatilla - Advisory 7 2 4 0(0) $248,450 Lady Banff - 201,900

45 Epaulette (AUS) 2009 - 2014 Commands - Accessories 8 2 2 1(1) $231,040 Aryaaf - 150,300

46 Statue of Liberty (USA) 2000 - 2004 Storm Cat - Charming Lassie 5 2 4 0(0) $213,305 Dark Assault - 88,950

47 Rubick (AUS) 2011 - 2015 Encosta de Lago - Sliding Cube 16 2 3 0(0) $212,145 Masseuse - 78,120

48 Fighting Sun (AUS) 2011 - 2014 Northern Meteor - Irish Darling 11 2 2 0(0) $210,922 Miss Inbetween - 75,800

49 Akeed Mofeed (GB) 2009 - 2014 Dubawi - Wonder Why 10 2 3 1(1) $206,500 Jyoti - 131,200

50 Smart Missile (AUS) 2008 - 2012 Fastnet Rock - Comical Smile 19 2 2 0(0) $198,425 Smart 'n' Sexy - 55,000

LEADING 2YO SIRESIN NEW ZEALAND BY EARNINGS




(SWINS)

1 Savabeel (AUS) 2001 - 2005 Zabeel - Savannah Success 6 1 4 1(2) $728,410 Cool Aza Beel - 707,560

2 Showcasing (GB) 2007 - 2011 Oasis Dream - Arabesque 14 7 10 1(2) $539,375 Play That Song - 273,375

3 More Than Ready (USA) 1997 - 2001 Southern Halo - Woodman's Girl 2 1 2 1(1) $116,845 Vernazza - 116,000

4 Sweynesse (AUS) 2011 - 2016 Lonhro - Swansea 7 2 2 1(1) $116,280 Bonita Aurelia - 54,290

5 Vespa (NZ) 2011 - 2016 Elusive City - Miss Avalon 8 2 3 0(0) $111,495 Kelly Renee - 44,750

6 Not a Single Doubt (AUS) 2001 - 2005 Redoute's Choice - Singles Bar 2 1 2 1(1) $110,060 Not an Option - 105,560

7 Burgundy (NZ) 2008 - 2013 Redoute's Choice - Grand Echezeaux 7 2 3 1(1) $108,025 Bordeaux le Rouge - 57,525

8 Power (GB) 2009 - 2013 Oasis Dream - Frappe 9 2 3 0(0) $76,000 Power 'n' Glory - 35,250

9 No Nay Never (USA) 2011 - 2015 Scat Daddy - Cat's Eye Witness 3 1 2 1(1) $50,565 Need I Say More - 50,000

10 Fastnet Rock (AUS) 2001 - 2005 Danehill - Piccadilly Circus 1 1 1 1(1) $44,375 Unition - 44,375

11 Reliable Man (GB) 2008 - 2013 Dalakhani - On Fair Stage 3 1 1 0(0) $34,935 De la Terre - 33,560

12 Swiss Ace (AUS) 2004 - 2010 Secret Savings - Rapid Serve 2 1 1 0(0) $34,850 Tivaan Warrior - 34,625

13 Smart Missile (AUS) 2008 - 2012 Fastnet Rock - Comical Smile 1 1 1 0(0) $30,000 Trident - 30,000

14 Iffraaj (GB) 2001 - 2007 Zafonic - Pastorale 6 1 2 0(0) $27,105 Lovebug - 23,125

15 Darci Brahma (NZ) 2002 - 2007 Danehill - Grand Echezeaux 5 1 1 0(0) $21,935 Preakness - 15,060

LEADING 2YO SIRESIN NEW ZEALAND BY WINNERSRANK STALLION CODE YOF - TO STUD BREEDING RNRS WNRS WINS SW EARNINGS BEST PERFORMER

(SWINS)

1 Showcasing (GB) 2007 - 2011 Oasis Dream - Arabesque 14 7 10 1(2) $539,375 Play That Song - 273,375

2 Sweynesse (AUS) 2011 - 2016 Lonhro - Swansea 7 2 2 1(1) $116,280 Bonita Aurelia - 54,290

3 Vespa (NZ) 2011 - 2016 Elusive City - Miss Avalon 8 2 3 0(0) $111,495 Kelly Renee - 44,750

4 Burgundy (NZ) 2008 - 2013 Redoute's Choice - Grand Echezeaux 7 2 3 1(1) $108,025 Bordeaux le Rouge - 57,525

5 Power (GB) 2009 - 2013 Oasis Dream - Frappe 9 2 3 0(0) $76,000 Power 'n' Glory - 35,250

6 Savabeel (AUS) 2001 - 2005 Zabeel - Savannah Success 6 1 4 1(2) $728,410 Cool Aza Beel - 707,560

7 More Than Ready (USA) 1997 - 2001 Southern Halo - Woodman's Girl 2 1 2 1(1) $116,845 Vernazza - 116,000

8 Not a Single Doubt (AUS) 2001 - 2005 Redoute's Choice - Singles Bar 2 1 2 1(1) $110,060 Not an Option - 105,560

9 No Nay Never (USA) 2011 - 2015 Scat Daddy - Cat's Eye Witness 3 1 2 1(1) $50,565 Need I Say More - 50,000

10 Fastnet Rock (AUS) 2001 - 2005 Danehill - Piccadilly Circus 1 1 1 1(1) $44,375 Unition - 44,375

11 Reliable Man (GB) 2008 - 2013 Dalakhani - On Fair Stage 3 1 1 0(0) $34,935 De la Terre - 33,560

12 Swiss Ace (AUS) 2004 - 2010 Secret Savings - Rapid Serve 2 1 1 0(0) $34,850 Tivaan Warrior - 34,625

13 Smart Missile (AUS) 2008 - 2012 Fastnet Rock - Comical Smile 1 1 1 0(0) $30,000 Trident - 30,000

14 Iffraaj (GB) 2001 - 2007 Zafonic - Pastorale 6 1 2 0(0) $27,105 Lovebug - 23,125

15 Darci Brahma (NZ) 2002 - 2007 Danehill - Grand Echezeaux 5 1 1 0(0) $21,935 Preakness - 15,060

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