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NEW Kia Ora’s Bloodstock Investments to Bear Fruit
Weekend, 8th June 2026
A fresh round of high-end bloodstock investment has underlined Kia Ora Stud’s determination to deepen its broodmare band and strongly support its stallion roster following the recent consolidation of its stallion operations with Vinery Stud. The Hunter Valley nursery has continued to buy with long-term purpose through the 2026 sales season, securing eight fillies and three colts at the yearling sales, along with 10 mares across the Inglis Chairman’s Sale and Magic Millions National Broodmare Sale. For Bloodstock and Breeding Manager Shane Wright, the strategy is built around proven families, racetrack quality and the kind of mares capable of giving Farnan and Kia Ora-bred Gr1-winning freshman sire Tropicus every possible chance. “We know the standard we want to maintain at Kia Ora and that drives every decision we make from a breeding and bloodstock perspective,” Wright said. “Our philosophy continues to be sourcing quality mares from proven families that give us every opportunity to breed top-class racehorses.” Among the most significant purchases was Gr2 MRC Angus Armanasco Stakes winner Sassy Boom, bought for $575,000 at Magic Millions and viewed as an appealing outcross for Golden Slipper winner Farnan. Wright said she came from one of Emirates Park’s best families, was closely related to Golden Slipper winner Mossfun, and suited both Farnan and the farm. Gala Queen was another key addition, with the stakes-winning 3YO secured for $470,000 at the Magic Millions National Broodmare Sale from a family already carrying strong commercial endorsement. Her half-sister Semana made $1.55 million at Chairman’s last year, while her Farnan half-brother realised $750,000 at the 2025 Magic Millions Gold Coast Yearling Sale. Kia Ora also secured imported dual stakes winner Ippodamia’s Girl, in foal to Too Darn Hot, for $625,000 at the Inglis Chairman’s Sale, while Heaven Forbid was purchased at Magic Millions in foal to Toronado. As a granddaughter of Shantha’s Choice, Heaven Forbid brings access to one of Australasia’s most influential families, with Redoute’s Choice, Platinum Scissors, The Broken Shore, Echoes of Heaven and Manhattan Rain among its descendants. Wright said Kia Ora had enjoyed success with mares carrying the USA suffix, including Gypsy Robin, dam of Gr1 Moir Stakes winner Wild Ruler, and Pavitra, a Group winner and twice Gr1 placed. Multiple Group placegetter Vestas, a $600,000 Chairman’s purchase, will join the Kia Ora racing team alongside Group-winning fillies Inkaruna and Pembrey, while Kia Ora-bred Straight Sets returns to the farm after her dam Sabatini, bought by Kia Ora for a significant sum in 2018, was later lost. Straight Sets had gone on to become the highest-priced yearling by Prague when selling for $375,000. Many of the mares bought this season are expected to visit Farnan in spring, with Wright saying Kia Ora had been deliberate in targeting young, well-performed mares for Farnan and Tropicus. The farm plans to send more than 30 mares to each stallion, while also supporting Ole Kirk, Hawaii Five Oh and All Too Hard through its close relationship and major investment in Vinery. With its broodmare base strengthened, its racing team active and its young stallions receiving serious backing, Kia Ora’s next phase is being shaped around sustained investment, patience and a clear ambition to keep producing elite racehorses.

Sassy Boom is a perfect outcross for Farnan (pic: Mark Gatt)
NEW Seaton Park Adds Fuel to Weanling Fire
Weekend, 8th June 2026
A late trio of supplementary weanlings has added further interest to NZB’s 2026 National Weanling Sale, with the additional lots to be offered immediately after the 140 horses already catalogued for Karaka on Thursday, June 25. The three entries all come from Morrinsville-based Seaton Park and will be sold on account of the farm, with each presented as a no-reserve offering. Leading the additions is Lot 141, a son of first-season sire Paddington from Minnaleo, a Black Minnaloushe half-brother to Gr1 ATC Randwick Guineas winner and $2.3 million earner Lion’s Roar. The colt gives buyers access to a family already proven at elite level, while also providing one of the early opportunities to buy stock by Paddington, whose first southern hemisphere foals are likely to attract close inspection. Seaton Park’s supplementary draft also includes Lot 142, a colt by Sword Of State from Stella’s Honour, an O’Reilly mare, and a son of Ace High out of the black-type producer Light Express, by Fastnet Rock, who will be offered as Lot 143. Farm principal Scott Eagleton said the economics of selling young stock could work well when the right stallion profile met the right buyer demand. “Cash-flow counts in this industry and sometimes with the right stallions you can profit well in this Sale,” Eagleton said. “We’ve managed to achieve some good results in the past thanks to our clients supporting us with nice weanlings.” He said Seaton Park had deliberately shaped the draft to appeal to the pinhooking market, where buyers are often looking for type, sire appeal and the chance to trade on without carrying a horse for too long. That approach has worked before for the farm, which offered last year’s Sale-topping colt by Per Incanto from London Express. That youngster made $190,000 when purchased by Australian-based bloodstock agent James Mitchell on behalf of Newgate Farm’s Jim Carey. Eagleton said the Paddington colt’s inclusion reflected confidence from long-time clients after they had seen how the previous year’s sale-topper had been received. “Having this half to Lion’s Roar [Lot 141] is client-driven, great clients of ours saw the results we achieved last year and have entrusted us with this well-bred colt by first season sire Paddington and we think he’ll be a real draw card,” he said. With the catalogue now extending to 143 lots, the supplementary group gives the sale a neat late lift, adding commercial pedigrees, current sire interest and a vendor with recent success at the top of the market ahead of inspection and sale day at Karaka next week.
NEW Tawny Port a Good Drop for Melbourne Cup
Weekend, 8th June 2026
A guaranteed Melbourne Cup berth has been secured from the United States, with Tawny Port earning his place in this year’s Gr1 Lexus Melbourne Cup by winning the Gr2 Belmont Gold Cup at Saratoga. The 7YO was partnered by leading North American rider Flavien Prat and prepared by Miguel Clement, who said the gelding would now be considered for the trip to Flemington after landing one of the world’s recognised staying qualifiers. The Belmont Gold Cup, run during the Belmont Stakes Racing Festival, has continued to grow as a gateway into Australia’s great two-mile contest, with the Victoria Racing Club and New York Racing Association again linking the race directly to the Cup through ballot exemption. This was the third time the American staying feature has carried automatic entry into the Melbourne Cup, giving the result added international significance beyond its own place on the Saratoga program. Clement said the scale of the Australian prize made the option impossible to ignore. “It’s one of the biggest world races so if you have the opportunity to give it a chance, you have to go for it. He would also maybe be the first Kentucky Derby starter and Melbourne Cup runner which hasn’t been done before,” he said. That reference gives Tawny Port an unusual profile for a potential Cup visitor, having contested the 2022 Kentucky Derby before developing into an older stayer capable of winning over extended ground. VRC chief executive Kylie Rogers congratulated the gelding’s connections and said the trophy had been on track at Saratoga as part of the Lexus Melbourne Cup Tour on Thursday, giving the win an immediate connection to Flemington. “It was fantastic to have the 2026 Lexus Melbourne Cup Trophy trackside at Saratoga Racecourse as part of the Lexus Melbourne Cup Tour on Thursday and witness Tawny Port win the Belmont Gold Cup,” Rogers said. “Congratulations to the connections on their win and we look forward to welcoming you to Flemington in November.” The Belmont Gold Cup also served as the opening-day staying highlight of a festival that culminates in the Gr1 Belmont Stakes, the final leg of America’s Triple Crown. Tawny Port now joins Whisky On The Hill and Zakouma as horses to have earned Melbourne Cup ballot exemption this season, though the longer-term question is whether his connections will commit to the demanding travel, quarantine and preparation required for a Cup campaign. Before reaching New York, the Cup Tour had begun its 2026 global journey in Japan, where the 18-carat gold trophy visited Kyoto’s Tofukuji Funda-in Temple before appearing at a marquee event for Cup-winning jockey Christophe Lemaire’s cafe, CL by C. Lemaire.
NEW Hobby Breeder Celebrates Second Gr1 Triumph
Weekend, 8th June 2026
A dominant Queensland Oaks victory has stamped Fireball Miss as one of the standout 3YOs of her crop, with the daughter of Darley stallion Bivouac overcoming a wide run to give Ciaron Maher another major result on the Brisbane winter stage. The Inglis Easter graduate arrived at Eagle Farm with only six starts behind her, but she produced the performance of a seasoned top-level filly, powering home by 1.3 lengths after covering extra ground for much of the 2200m contest. Declan Bates had little opportunity to find cover after Fireball Miss jumped from barrier 13, and she was posted three-wide for a significant portion of the race. He later admitted he had been concerned she was not relaxing as well as he would have liked at her first attempt beyond 2000m, but those worries were swept away once she balanced into the straight. Sent wider on the home turn, some eight horses off the inside, she lengthened with authority and quickly put the race beyond doubt, confirming the strength of her campaign and the depth of her staying promise. Maher described her as a filly of the future, and the manner of the win gave that assessment a firm foundation, particularly given she had only made her debut on February 4. The victory also continued a remarkable sequence for Inglis graduates, with Fireball Miss becoming the 122nd individual Gr1-winning Inglis graduate since 2018 and the third in the past week, following Gr1 Stradbroke Handicap winner Providence and Headley Grange. The timing also made her rise feel even sharper, arriving deep in a week already rich with Inglis success. Her success carried special significance for Gold Coast hobby breeder Simon Delzoppo, an IT entrepreneur with just five mares, and for her dam Femme Fireball. The 12YO mare has had only two runners to date, both bred by Delzoppo, and both are now Gr1 winners. Fireball Miss joined her half-sister Femminile, winner of last year’s South Australian Derby, in giving the family a rare and valuable double at the highest level. Offered through the Vinery Stud draft at the 2024 Easter Yearling Sale, where Delzoppo conducts most of his business, Fireball Miss was bought by Bennett Racing for $140,000, a price that now looks exceptional given her rapid rise from debutante to Classic winner in barely four months. For Delzoppo, the result was difficult to absorb. “It’s amazing. Double amazing now,” he said. That simple reaction captured the scale of the achievement for a breeder operating on a modest broodmare base against the sport’s biggest operations. For Bennett Racing, Bates and Maher, the win delivered both a Gr1 title and a filly with significant upside. For Inglis, it was another advertisement for the Easter Sale’s ability to produce elite performers across different distances and divisions. Most of all, though, the Oaks belonged to a lightly raced filly who had every excuse to be beaten but instead turned a wide run into a clear statement of class.
NEW Frankel Filly Thunders on by in English Oaks
Weekend, 8th June 2026
A sweeping Gr1 Betfred Oaks performance at Epsom has given Joseph O’Brien and Dylan Browne McMonagle a major Classic success, with Thundering On producing a dominant staying display to beat Whirl by 3-lengths, reports sportinglife.com. The Frankel filly had looked progressive when winning the Salsabil Stakes at Navan over 10 furlongs, but this was a much sharper examination, and she answered it in the style of a filly still climbing. Sugar Island took the field along at a solid tempo, while favourite and stablemate Amelia Earhart briefly appeared the main danger when she was left to chase into the race with a quarter of a mile remaining. Eyes were fixed on Thundering On, however, because McMonagle was sitting quietly behind the leader and travelling with obvious confidence. Once he asked her to quicken, the result was settled quickly, with the winner powering clear and hitting the line strongly. McMonagle said the stable had arrived with confidence and felt the race unfolded perfectly. “We were coming into the race very confident. She’s been improving with every run and there was never a moment’s doubt really,” he said. “I knew there was nothing coming from behind me and I had those in front covered. She’s got a lot of class, great job from Joseph.” O’Brien, who had kept her fresh since Navan, said the filly had shown the benefit of that approach. “It’s unbelievable, this is what we all dream of doing. The sky’s the limit for her,” he said. “A delighted Joseph O’Brien added: “The objective was to save as much energy as we could as the distance was the question mark. In the straight it was an easy watch.” He said they had considered running in the Lingfield Oaks Trial, but her strong work convinced the stable to wait for Epsom. For winning owner Shapoor Mistry, the victory carried deep personal meaning after decades breeding and racing in India before becoming involved with horses in Newmarket. “Essentially, I have been breeding and racing since I was 18, and my family have been involved in racing in India for 40, 45 years now,” he said. “My son decided he wanted to have a few horses racing here, so we gave our first filly to Joseph, and we got a Group One win out of her. Now we have a few horses in Newmarket and with Joseph, and we’re really enjoying ourselves.” Whirl ran with credit for Aidan O’Brien and Ryan Moore, improving on her Goodwood win and handling the track well, but she found one too strong. Colin Keane was also pleased with Go Go Boots after she travelled into contention before the winner swept by. Yet the day belonged firmly to Thundering On, whose blend of composure, class and stamina gave Epsom a decisive Oaks winner.
NEW Three Uncommon Years Between Wins for James
Weekend, 8th June 2026
A long wait ended in a rush of relief at Eagle Farm when a familiar sprinting talent reminded everyone why he was once good enough to win at the highest level. Uncommon James, winless since his Gr1 Oakleigh Plate success in February 2023, returned to the winners’ list in the Gr2 Moreton Cup (1200m), a result that carried as much emotion as consequence. Backed from $7.50 into $4.20, the Steve O’Dea and Matt Hoysted-trained 7YO could not use the race’s Stradbroke Handicap ballot exemption, having not been entered for next Saturday’s feature, but his victory still reshaped the final scramble for a place in the field. By taking the prize himself, he ended the late hopes of Boomtown Boss, The Inflictor and Zou Sensation, who all needed to win the Moreton Cup to force their way into the Stradbroke. For Caitlin Hoysted, the result landed on a much deeper level than the race conditions suggested. A former trainer who once saddled Pickabee, Uncommon James’s dam, to win five races in Queensland during 2012-13, Hoysted is both the owner and breeder of the gelding, and the sight of her jumping into the arms of her husband Matt after the race told its own story. The comeback had been a long time coming, and it came with the added satisfaction of proving the horse was not finished as a force in black-type sprinting. “It has been so long since Uncommon James has had his Group 1 and I think there were quite a few people who were probably bagging him,” Hoysted told racenet.com.au. “We knew he had it in him, he is so lightly raced for his age. The wide barrier today wasn’t in his favour and so it was just massive that he got the job done.” The performance had substance as well as sentiment. Despite the outside draw, Uncommon James travelled strongly enough to put himself in the race and was tough when it mattered, holding out Oak Hill, who ran a huge race for second for Lindsay Park. Manaal, sent out at $7, finished third and chased the winner throughout, with the first three putting a gap on the remainder. For Tony Gollan’s Boomtown Boss, the race unfolded far less kindly. Sent back near last, he was left with too much to do and could not get close enough to threaten, leaving his Stradbroke ambitions in smoke. The Moreton Cup therefore became two stories in one: a costly missed opportunity for several Stradbroke hopefuls, and a deeply satisfying revival for a lightly raced warrior whose best days had started to look behind him. Instead, Uncommon James gave his breeder-owner a win loaded with feeling and reminded the sprinting ranks that old class can still bite.
NEW Hunter Sires Up in Lights for Inglis Digital
Weekend, 8th June 2026
A Group-winning mare in foal to Too Darn Hot and a share in Champion First Season Sire Ole Kirk headline the Inglis Digital June Early Online Sale, giving the catalogue two notably different forms of commercial appeal as bidding continues online. La Mexicana brings proven racetrack quality and broodmare value, while the Ole Kirk share offers access to one of Australia’s most sought-after young stallions at a time when his first runners have quickly elevated his profile. Trained by Anthony and Sam Freedman, La Mexicana won six of her 16 starts and was twice successful at Group 3 level, as well as Listed placed. She is being offered in foal to Too Darn Hot, whose yearlings have sold for up to $2.2 million this year, adding further attraction to a mare who has already produced strong sale-ring results. Her colt by Snitzel made $1.7 million at last year’s Easter Yearling Sale when bought by the James Harron Colt Partnership, Tony Fung Colts, Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott, while a filly by the same sire realised $700,000 at Easter this year to the combination of Guy Mulcaster and Chris Waller. That level of endorsement gives La Mexicana a profile extending beyond her own race record, with buyers able to assess her through performance, pedigree, production and current cover. The Ole Kirk share is likely to command its own attention, with the Vinery Stud stallion fully booked for the coming breeding season at a service fee of $110,000. Already the sire of seven Stakes winners and 10 Stakes horses from only 91 runners in Australia, Ole Kirk has made a swift impression, headed by Gr1 Thousand Guineas winner Ole Dancer. His yearlings averaged more than $330,000 this year and sold to $1 million, while his fillies off the track have made up to $1.5 million, underlining the breadth of demand attached to his stock. He also produced more first-crop 2YO Stakes winners than fellow Champion First Season Sires in Australia such as Extreme Choice, Zoustar, I Am Invincible, Too Darn Hot and Justify, a statistic that helps explain why access to him remains difficult. Beyond those two headline offerings, the catalogue includes several racing prospects and valuable shares, with King Zephyr, potentially targeting next week’s Gr1 Stradbroke Handicap, among the more intriguing names. Unbeaten 4YO Artbeat, Rosehill Guineas fourth One Step Closer and Stakes-winning, Gr1 placed 2YO To Cap It All add further depth, ensuring the sale is not reliant on one category of horse. King Zephyr supplies the immediate racecourse angle, while the younger and lightly exposed horses give buyers scope to chase future upside. That spread should help the auction appeal to breeders, traders and owners seeking ready-made racing opportunity. Between elite broodmare prospects, stallion access and active racing stock, the June Early catalogue gives buyers several pathways into proven or emerging commercial bloodlines.

Dual Group winner La Mexicana (pic: Mark Gatt)
NEW War Eternal Puts Paid to Stadbroke Dreams
Weekend, 8th June 2026
A Stradbroke lifeline went begging at Eagle Farm as War Eternal turned a $26 surprise into a sharp reminder that the winter carnival rarely runs to script. The Listed Spear Chief Handicap (1500m) carried added importance for several runners chasing a last-gasp route towards next Saturday’s Gr1 Stradbroke Handicap, but the horse who took the prize was not among those eligible to use it. Rachel King, riding in outstanding form, produced War Eternal at the right time to claim her third winner at the Queensland Oaks meeting and cap a race that reshaped the fringes of Stradbroke calculations without ultimately adding a new contender to the field. The result was an upset on paper, yet the Bjorn Baker-trained gelding had been edging back into winning habits, having also taken the BRC Sprint at Doomben at his previous start. His Spear Chief victory was his first on a good track, adding another layer of merit to a horse who has now strung together consecutive wins after a long enough wait between trips to the winner’s stall. The race unfolded less kindly for the better-fancied runners who needed to win to keep faint Stradbroke hopes alive. Harry’s Yacht was given every possible chance by Troy Corstens and Will Larkin, settling behind the leader, but could only finish fourth. King Zephyr, another seeking a late spike in the ratings, ran sixth, while Sun God, also in the same category, was runner-up but still could not secure the decisive prize. War Eternal, meanwhile, showed the toughness King wanted to see when the pressure came. “He’s so tough and genuine,” King said. “He always tries his hardest and even though we drew a little bit tricky today, we ended up in a beautiful spot. He came back underneath me and he’s very professional in everything he does. I loved the way he toughed it out.” The Spear Chief therefore became less a clean Stradbroke qualifier than a reminder of how quickly winter ambitions can narrow, with War Eternal taking the spoils and several hopefuls left with too much to rue. His feature Brisbane double earned supporters as much as 150 to 1.
Fireball Miss Wins Gr1 Queensland Oaks
Weekend, 8th June 2026
- Track: Eagle Farm
- Race: Gr1 Queensland Oaks (2200m)
- Winner: Fireball Miss (Bivouac-Femme Fireball, by Pierro)
- Placings: 2nd: Panova, 3rd: Paltrow Miss
- Stallion: Bivouac (Exceed And Excel-Dazzler, by More Than Ready)
- Stud Farm: Darley, NSW
- Winner's Race Record: 7 starts: 3 wins, 1 placing
- Sales Details: $140,000, 2024 Inglis Australian Easter Yearling Sale, Vendor: Vinery Stud
Uncommon James Wins Gr2 Ladbrokes Moreton Cup
Weekend, 8th June 2026
- Track: Eagle Farm
- Race: Gr2 Ladbrokes Moreton Cup (1200m)
- Winner: Uncommon James (Cable Bay-Pickabee, by Jet Spur)
- Placings: 2nd: Oak Hill, 3rd: Manaal
- Stallion: Cable Bay (Invincible Spirit-Rose de France, by Diktat)
- Stud Farm: Woodside Park Stud, VIC
- Winner's Race Record: 23 starts: 7 wins, 8 placings
- Sales Details: N/A
Surfin' Bird Wins $500k MM National Classic
Weekend, 8th June 2026
- Track: Eagle Farm
- Race: Magic Millions National Classic (1600m)
- Winner: Surfin' Bird (The Autumn Sun-Summer Surf, by Big Brown)
- Placings: 2nd: Churchill's Choice, 3rd: Hyperbolic
- Stallion: The Autumn Sun (Redoute's Choice-Azmiyna, by Galileo)
- Stud Farm: Arrowfield Stud, NSW
- Winner's Race Record: 9 starts: 5 wins, 1 placing
- Sales Details: $280,000, 2023 Magic Millions Gold Coast Yearling Sale; $120,000, 2023 Magic Millions Strawberry Hill Stud Unreserved Dispersal Sale
Wanaruah Wins LR Bob Charley AO Stakes
Weekend, 8th June 2026
- Race: LR Bob Charley AO Stakes (1100m)
- Winner: Wanaruah (Snitzel-Mella Maria, by Star Witness)
- Placings: 2nd: General Salute, 3rd: Brudenell
- Stallion: Snitzel (Redoute's Choice-Snippets' Lass, by Snippets)
- Stud Farm: Arrowfield Stud, NSW
- Winner's Race Record: 8 starts: 3 wins, 2 placings
- Sales Details: Passed in, $300,000 reserve, 2023 Inglis Australian Easter Yearling Sale
Monte Supreme Wins LR Lightning Handicap
Weekend, 8th June 2026
- Track: Eagle Farm
- Race: LR Lightning Handicap (1000m)
- Winner: Monte Supreme (I Am Invincible-Sassy 'n' Smart, by Smart Missile)
- Placings: 2nd: Steady Ready, 3rd: Zouperb
- Stallion: I Am Invincible (Invincible Spirit-Cannarelle, by Canny Lad)
- Stud Farm: Yarraman Park Stud, NSW
- Winner's Race Record: 22 starts: 6 wins, 5 placings
- Sales Details: $800,000, 2022 Inglis Australian Easter Yearling Sale, Vendor: Yarraman Park Stud
Voybichese Wins LR The Show A Heart
Weekend, 8th June 2026
- Track: Eagle Farm
- Race: LR The Show A Heart (1500m)
- Winner: Voybichese (Pinatubo-Great Mystery, by Redoute's Choice)
- Placings: 2nd: Glenorchy, 3rd: West Coast
- Stallion: Pinatubo (Shamardal-Lava Flow, by Dalakhani)
- Stud Farm: Darley, NSW
- Winner's Race Record: 3 starts: 2 wins, 1 placing
- Sales Details: $30,000, 2025 Magic Millions Gold Coast Yearling Sale
Vatican Storm Wins LR Raconteur Stakes
Weekend, 8th June 2026
- Track: Belmont
- Race: LR Raconteur Stakes (1400m)
- Winner: Vatican Storm (Playing God-Amalfi Lass, by War Chant)
- Placings: 2nd: Hot and High, 3rd: Lanfranco
- Stallion: Playing God (Blackfriars-Dolly Will Do, by Rubiton)
- Stud Farm: Darling View Thoroughbreds, WA
- Winner's Race Record: 6 starts: 3 wins, 1 placing
- Sales Details: $100,000, 2024 Magic Millions Perth Yearling Sale
War Eternal Wins LR Spear Chief Handicap
Weekend, 8th June 2026
- Track: Eagle Farm
- Race: LR Sky Racing Spear Chief Handicap (1500m)
- Winner: War Eternal (Pierro-Aleria, by Fastnet Rock)
- Placings: 2nd: Sun God, 3rd: Shadizi
- Stallion: Pierro (Lonhro-Miss Right Note, by Daylami)
- Stud Farm: Coolmore Stud, NSW
- Winner's Race Record: 39 starts: 7 wins, 8 placings
- Sales Details: NZ$160,000, 2020 NZB National Yearling Sale (Karaka Book 1)
Earn to Burn Wins LR Queensland Day Stakes
Weekend, 8th June 2026
- Track: Eagle Farm
- Race: LR Queensland Day Stakes (1200m)
- Winner: Earn to Burn (Better Than Ready-Malionga, by Magic Albert)
- Placings: 2nd: Platinum Pantheon, 3rd: Miss Freelove
- Stallion: Better Than Ready (More Than Ready-Sally's World, by Agnes World)
- Stud Farm: Lyndhurst Stud Farm, QLD
- Winner's Race Record: 14 starts: 6 wins, 2 placings
- Sales Details: $7,000, 2024 Magic Millions Gold Coast National Yearling Sale

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NEW Kia Ora’s Bloodstock Investments to Bear Fruit

Sassy Boom is a perfect outcross for Farnan (pic: Mark Gatt)

NEW Seaton Park Adds Fuel to Weanling Fire

NEW Tawny Port a Good Drop for Melbourne Cup

NEW Hobby Breeder Celebrates Second Gr1 Triumph

NEW Frankel Filly Thunders on by in English Oaks

NEW Three Uncommon Years Between Wins for James

NEW Hunter Sires Up in Lights for Inglis Digital

Dual Group winner La Mexicana (pic: Mark Gatt)

NEW War Eternal Puts Paid to Stadbroke Dreams

Fireball Miss Wins Gr1 Queensland Oaks

Uncommon James Wins Gr2 Ladbrokes Moreton Cup

Surfin' Bird Wins $500k MM National Classic

Wanaruah Wins LR Bob Charley AO Stakes

Monte Supreme Wins LR Lightning Handicap

Voybichese Wins LR The Show A Heart

Vatican Storm Wins LR Raconteur Stakes

War Eternal Wins LR Spear Chief Handicap

Earn to Burn Wins LR Queensland Day Stakes

2025 BTR Stud Stallions

BTP STUD STALLIONS