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$680k Home Affairs Rocks National Weanling Sale
Weekend, 25th May 2026
A powerful buying bench at the Gold Coast National Weanling Sale reserved its strongest response for bloodlines already proven at the top level, with SP Bloodstock going to $680,000 for Coolmore Stud’s Home Affairs filly out of Cancel, a half-sister to Gr1 Thousand Guineas winner Madame Pommery and New Zealand Group performer Moet Down. Catalogued as Lot 251, the chestnut had been among the most inspected youngsters on the grounds and became the day’s headline lot, while also pushing Home Affairs to the top of the sale’s first-season sire standings, his nine sold lots returning $1.95 million. Stefan Pardi said she was the kind of horse he could not leave behind, noting that high-end trading could be rewarded “nine or 12 months later” and that her residual value as a filly from a Gr1-producing mare gave her a dual appeal. “The stallion I believe, next year in 2027, will be the hottest stallion in Australia,” Pardi said. Cancel, herself a twice-winning sister to Earthquake, was bought by Coolmore for $400,000 at the 2018 National Broodmare Sale and has quickly become one of the farm’s most valuable mares. Coolmore racing manager John Kennedy called the filly “a collector’s item” and praised both her presentation and the depth of competition around her, adding that “Home Affairs is the gift that keeps giving”. He said she had been “phenomenally busy” through the week, had displayed herself professionally, and had met the market with multiple bidders prepared to chase the depth of pedigree, physical quality and stallion upside combined in one package. Later in the afternoon, Baramul Stud’s Zoustar colt out of Grandstraand gave Grenville Stud a major strike when Bart McCulloch went to $500,000 for the first foal of an unraced I Am Invincible mare from the family of Gr1 Oakleigh Plate winner Mrs Onassis. McCulloch said the colt had been their target from early inspections and described him as the sort of quality, commercial weanling that would appeal strongly when returned to market. Kingstar Farm also enjoyed a significant result when its Extreme Choice colt from Boomstress sold to China’s Sheng Geng for $480,000, with Adam Cook saying the colt’s rarity and the strength of Extreme Choice’s season had made the decision to offer him at the sale an attractive one. Magic Millions managing director Barry Bowditch said the trade had closely mirrored last year, with 62 six-figure weanlings, a slightly stronger clearance rate and sustained demand for vendors who arrived with quality. He said vetting appeared to be up, end users and traders were both active, and competition was solid whenever the better lots entered the ring. The National Sale Series continues on Tuesday with the opening session of the National Broodmare Sale, featuring racefillies, mares and stallion shares, before the broodmare section follows on Wednesday, with Bowditch pointing to “some incredible opportunities” still to come.

Home Affairs-Cancel Filly (pic: magicmillions.com.au)
Prima Bella Wins First Up after 9 Months Out
Weekend, 25th May 2026
After almost nine months away from racing, Prima Bella made her return with the sort of grit Matthew Smith would have hoped to see, lifting again in testing Randwick ground to win Saturday's $160,000 Uphire Handicap over 1000m, reports racingnews.co.nz. The New Zealand-bred daughter of Per Incanto had not raced since September 3, but two preparatory trials, including a third over 1050m at Randwick on May 4, had her ready to cope with conditions that were becoming more demanding as the day wore on. Sent out a $6.50 third favourite, she also had the right profile for the surface, having already posted two wins and a placing from three previous heavy-track starts. Ashley Morgan made immediate use of gate five, sending Prima Bella forward to take control within the first 100m, and that early position became crucial as the pressure built late. Against The Law was the first to challenge in the straight, asking a serious question before the mare found enough to repel him. Then Amazing Eagle swept into the fight and appeared to have done enough when thrusting his head in front with 100m to run, only for Prima Bella to rally again and claw her way back into the lead. It was not a soft return or a race won on freshness alone; she had to absorb pressure from more than one rival and still find something when the contest looked as though it was about to slip away. The victory continued a promising 10-start career for Prima Bella, who has now won five races and placed in another two, lifting her earnings to $192,275. Smith said the heavy ground had been a clear asset and that her work leading into the race had given the stable confidence she was ready to perform. "She loves it wet," he said. "I've been happy with her, the last trial was excellent and her work has been good." For a mare returning from a long layoff, the performance was especially encouraging because it combined race fitness, determination and a proven liking for wet tracks. Randwick's deteriorating surface was never going to suit every runner, but it became a strength for Prima Bella, whose toughness under pressure gave her first-up win genuine substance and suggested there may still be more to come now that she is back in work and building again.
Questions Linger Over Asfoora's Ascot Mission
Weekend, 25th May 2026
With Royal Ascot fast approaching, Asfoora's latest lead-up has become a more complicated piece of work for Henry Dwyer after the star mare failed to fire in Saturday's Temple Stakes at Haydock, reports racing.com. The Australian sprinter had been expected to improve sharply off a quiet first-up run at Newmarket, but instead finished last in the Group 2, more than 11 lengths behind Night Raider, after the race unfolded against her almost from the start. Slow into stride under Oisin Murphy, Asfoora was left near the rear and never looked comfortable, with the early tempo and testing ground combining to blunt the speed that carried her to last year's G1 King Charles III Stakes at Royal Ascot. Dwyer said the mare had come through the run well physically and looked terrific afterwards, but felt the circumstances had made it impossible to see her at her best. "The ground out there was very choppy and rough... She doesn't like the rough ground," he said. "She missed the start a little bit and never really travelled. They went a bit fast for her, but I still would have liked to have seen her done more than she did, so we've got a bit of a battle to get her on track prior to Ascot." The performance was a flat note in what had already become a frustrating campaign, with Asfoora now heading towards the King Charles III off two below-par runs and needing to rediscover her edge quickly if she is to defend the title she claimed so memorably in 2024. Dwyer, however, is not treating the Haydock defeat as a fitness problem, instead pointing to conditions, race shape and the need for more focus. Blinkers are now expected to be introduced in a bid to sharpen her, and the stable will make a final call after monitoring how she comes through the next few days. "Assuming she pulls up well in the coming days, we'll head to Ascot, then make a decision about her future from there," Dwyer said. "We've got the blinkers up our sleeve. She was always going to improve fitness-wise [from this run], but I don't think fitness is the issue, I feel like she looked after herself a bit on that ground." For connections, the task is now to turn concern into correction before Ascot, where familiar ground and a sharper mindset may yet give Asfoora the chance to show last year's brilliance was not a one-off.

Asfoora needs to lift (pic: Mark Gatt)
Stradbroke Ticket Just the Tonic for Heathcote
Weekend, 25th May 2026
After spending much of the day flattened by illness, Rob Heathcote found reason enough to drag himself back to Doomben when Abounding delivered a hard-earned Group 3 BRC Sprint victory and secured a Stradbroke Handicap ticket in the process, reports punters.com.au. A week earlier, the stable had enjoyed a Group 1 high with Rothfire in the Doomben 10,000, while Abounding had been forced out of that race with an elevated temperature. This time the roles were different, with Heathcote too unwell to stay on course and heading home during the afternoon before reappearing about ten minutes after the mare had done the job. He said nothing was going to keep him away from the celebrations, and the win gave the trainer a sharp reminder of how quickly a good horse can improve a sick man's outlook. "I was home in bed, not feeling that well, but it's amazing what winning a Group race will do," Heathcote said. "I was here earlier in the day, but I thought I would go home and lay down for a bit." Abounding, who had finished second in last year's Group 1 Tatts' Tiara, made her own case for a winter campaign of genuine substance, with that fillies and mares feature expected to be her main target even though the Stradbroke now sits there as a significant bonus option. The race itself had pressure almost everywhere. Rex Lipp endured a bruising watch as Cifrado, sent out at $31, took what seemed an age to be confirmed as runner-up, while Abounding, at $12, had to survive the photo before the result was made official. Harry's Yacht, the $7.50 Victorian visitor, finished third and lost little in defeat, having surged home from a near-impossible position in a performance that suggested better races will be within reach. Yet the afternoon belonged to Abounding, whose timing was perfect after missing the Doomben 10,000 and whose resilience gave the Heathcote stable another major carnival moment. Her higher-profile stablemate Rothfire had carried the banner seven days earlier, but this was her turn to win on the same stage and show that her winter prospects remain very much alive. The effort also gave her campaign a different complexion, because a mare already proven at the top level among her own sex now has the right to be considered in a broader carnival frame. Whether the Stradbroke proves too tempting or the Tatts' Tiara becomes the straightforward path, she has earned both the conversation and the respect that comes with it. For Heathcote, the sight of her fighting through the line was the best medicine available, transforming a miserable day at home into a celebration worth returning for, and turning what began as an afternoon of frustration into a stable success with both immediate satisfaction and larger winter implications.
Daryz Delivers Frightening Group 1 Sectionals
Weekend, 25th May 2026
Amid any lingering anxiety within the Aga Khan Studs camp, Daryz quickly turned the latest expedition of his career into another exhibition of controlled authority, gliding through the renamed G1 Prix Aga Khan IV at ParisLongchamp as though the nine-furlong test had been placed precisely in his path. According to TDN, the Arc-winning entire, sent off a 1-5 favourite, eased away from Prix d'Ispahan runner-up Birr Castle inside the final furlong to score by 3.5 lengths, with last year's Grand Prix de Paris hero Leffard another neck away in third and Sea The Stars once again stamped across the result as a formidable influence. For Princess Zahra, the performance confirmed not only class but composure. "He's an impressive horse," she said. "He was as cool as a cucumber and it was so steady in terms of performance and he's so versatile in terms of distance. Mickael said he jumped three shadows, but was always in his own tempo and relaxed and I guess he's learning his job. This is what we thought we would see last year, but as a May foal we are now seeing the complete horse." It was another decisive forward step from Daryz, whose autumn target remains a defence of his Arc crown on testing ground over a mile and a half, yet whose closing work here suggested Francis Graffard may not be short of options should he look elsewhere. If his Prix Ganay finish had already advertised an ability to quicken off stronger fractions, this was more emphatic still, his last three sub-11-second furlongs capped by a 31.94-second final three furlongs that underlined how sharply he had settled the issue once the race began in earnest. After the honest tempo set by Qilin Queen, who was dead in front until the straight, the race hardened late and Daryz answered with a five-furlong burst that left the clock watchers with little to quibble over. His 33-second closing three-furlong split included a 10.68-second surge between the four hundred and two hundred metres, the quickest furlong of the race, and compared strikingly with Lazzat's 34.54 in the Prix du Palais-Royal over a shorter trip earlier on the card. To put it into context, Frankel's fastest furlong split was 10.58-seconds in the 2012 Queen Anne Stakes. The frightening element for those trying to find a way past him is that Graffard believes more remains to come, not in the sense of raw ability still hidden away, but in the racecraft and maturity of an elite horse now knitting together power, poise and professional certainty. Birr Castle gave the form a solid middle-distance base and Leffard kept the principals honest, yet the dominant impression was of Daryz making a major race look almost routine. The Arc may demand a different kind of stamina and resilience, but this performance widened rather than narrowed the imagination around a star entire whose ceiling still feels uncomfortably high for his opposition.
Emotional Waller Cracks Double Group 1 Ton
Weekend, 25th May 2026
Multiple Australian champion trainer Chris Waller reached a landmark 200th Group 1 success on Saturday when Birdman produced a stirring Doomben Cup performance to deny Pride Of Jenni in a race that carried far more emotion than the bare result could show. According to racenet.com.au, the champion trainer had spoken during the week about hoping to enjoy the occasion with owner Mark Timms, who had died just six weeks earlier, and the win left him visibly moved as he tried to absorb another major milestone in a career already overflowing with them. When asked about reaching 200 Group 1 wins, his response was brief and telling: "I just wish Timmsy was here." It fell to James McDonald, Birdman's regular partner, to give fuller shape to the achievement, the champion jockey describing Waller as an absolute master whose preparation of elite horses remains without peer. McDonald, who then headed to Hong Kong to ride Romantic Warrior in Sunday's Champions & Chater Cup, said the records continued to tumble because Waller was "a once-in-a-generation sort of trainer" and those around him were fortunate to be in his orbit. The Doomben Cup had been dominated all week by the question of whether Pride Of Jenni, the brilliant front-runner who had humbled Mr Brightside by 12 lengths in last year's Queen Elizabeth Stakes, could once again stretch a field beyond breaking point. Sent out a $3.60 favourite, she took up her customary role under Ciaron Maher's banner and Tony Ottobre's colours, rolling along in front and daring the others to chase. Birdman, at $3.20, was the one who ultimately answered, lowering himself for the fight in the straight and cutting her down by 2.66 lengths, with Vauban staying on strongly for third at the same margin. The result added another layer to Waller's remarkable record, but this was not an afternoon for easy celebration or polished self-congratulation. The stable had won another elite race, yet the trainer's first instinct was to look beyond himself, towards the friend and owner who should have been there to share it. Waller admitted Pride Of Jenni had been the talking point and a genuine concern, but felt she had also been a welcome focus for racing during the build-up. "Pride Of Jenni, we were all worried about her and she was a talking point and that's what sells racing," he said. He also offered generous credit to Maher and the Ottobre team, noting it was a shame the mare had not been quite at her peak, while still acknowledging the way her presence had lifted the contest. For Waller, however, the afternoon belonged to Birdman, to McDonald's assured judgment, and most of all to Timms, whose absence turned a famous professional milestone into something deeply personal.
Poker Ready for Bel Esprit Hustle Bustle
Weekend, 25th May 2026
After 19 months on the sidelines and one solid conditioning run behind him, Bustling gets the chance to start repaying his Eastern state owners when he steps to Listed company in Saturday's Bel Esprit Stakes at Caulfield. The former West Australian sprinter, now with the Mick Price and Michael Kent Jnr stable, was bought for $2m in the build-up to the 2024 Everest before a series of setbacks kept him away from the races far longer than anyone had hoped. His return at Caulfield on May 9, when third over 1000m under 62kg, was encouraging enough, particularly as he was meeting specialist speed horses and conceding 8kg to winner Bazaball Rewarded and 10kg to runner-up Cannyworth. Kent felt the performance had merit, with the gelding keeping on after the post and showing enough to suggest the long absence had not stripped away his natural ability. The stable then gave Bustling a race-day gallop between events at Sandown last Saturday, where Craig Williams partnered him in a sharp piece of work designed to bring him forward without draining him. "It went exactly to script, Poker is a lovely horse … and we just wanted something for Bustling to aim up at, lovely work," Kent Jnr said. "He moved perfectly, a lovely action at full speed, it was a really nice exercise to stimulate him … it's just about doing something without doing too much." The set-up looks kinder this time. Bustling drops from 62kg to what Kent expects will be the minimum of 54kg, with his 88 rating placing him favourably in a Listed race, and the rise from 1000m to 1100m is another potential plus for a horse who had never raced beyond the shorter sprint trip before his comeback. Williams retains the ride, a detail Kent links directly to the weight conditions, and the stable's confidence appears built less on hype than on the practical signs of a horse steadily working his way back into race rhythm. The caution remains that second-up runners coming off long layoffs can occasionally regress, and Kent was honest enough to acknowledge that possibility. "I suppose there's always some chance of a dour second-up run off a very long break but we hope not to see that." For the Price and Kent Jnr camp, the Bel Esprit is not only a winnable assignment, but a measure of whether a costly recruit can begin building towards the promise that made him such an attractive Everest-era purchase.
What's The Next Episode for Boom Colt
Weekend, 25th May 2026
With a price tag of close to $3 million already attached to his name, Friday night's dazzling victory in the $1 million Magic Millions National 2YO Classic suggested connections to The Next Episode may not have to wait long to begin recouping that investment. Even before stepping onto the Gold Coast stage, the son of Snitzel had generated serious buzz through his trackwork and trial performances, but the manner in which he disposed of his rivals at Aquis Park elevated the Ciaron Maher-trained colt into the upper echelon of Australia's juvenile ranks. Patience has clearly been the key with the exciting youngster. Purchased by Phil Cunningham's The Next Episode syndication operation for $2.8 million at last year's Magic Millions Gold Coast Yearling Sale, the colt was always viewed as a long-term prospect with enormous upside rather than a horse that connections needed to rush. That measured approach paid handsome dividends as he produced a stunning burst of acceleration to defeat Natural Fling by 1-1/2 lengths in the 1000m feature, with Lucky Pat remaining close enough in third to underline the strength of the performance. The win carried $600,000 in prizemoney and lifted his earnings to around $800,000 from just five starts, but those figures may ultimately prove only a fraction of his long-term value if he continues on his current trajectory. Maher admitted there had always been a strong opinion of the colt behind the scenes. "He's a very, very good colt," Maher emphasised. "It was a bit of a plan for a while, this race. He showed us he had plenty of ability early and we just had to wait for him and this prep he's really shown his class." Despite being one of the more expensive colts of his crop, Maher believes the horse could still prove a bargain in the years ahead. "To do it like that, it's pretty exciting for the future. The owners have all stumped up a bit of cash for him and, so far, he looks cheap." There was also adversity to overcome before the race itself. The colt endured a stressful pre-race veterinary inspection after becoming stirred up in the barriers, reviving memories of his customary raceday antics. Once the gates opened, however, those concerns evaporated within seconds as The Next Episode unleashed the explosive turn of foot that has quickly become his trademark. Multiple Group 1-winning jockey Jason Collett was equally effusive after partnering the colt to victory. "His ability is quite scary," Collett said. "His turn of foot is so good. I don't know if I've ever ridden a horse with a turn of foot like this, it's just electric."
Gstaad Flexes Muscles in Irish 2,000 Guineas
Weekend, 25th May 2026
After a juvenile season that threatened to leave him cast as a colt that ulimately promised more than he delivered, Gstaad has turned that storyline inside out with a commanding Tattersalls Irish 2,000 Guineas victory that gave Aidan O’Brien a 13th success in the Curragh Classic and confirmed the son of Starspangledbanner as something far sturdier than an unlucky nearly horse. He had looked a serious talent when winning the Coventry Stakes on just his second career start, only for a sequence of Group 1 defeats to complicate the picture before he finally broke through at the top level in the Breeders’ Cup Juvenile Turf at Del Mar. Even this season began with another near miss when he chased home the highly impressive Bow Echo at Newmarket, but the absence of George Boughey’s star in Ireland left Gstaad with an obvious opening and, at 4-11, he was expected to take it. Ryan Moore ensured there was no drama, even if the ride required a little patience before the colt lengthened properly and put the race beyond reach. Settled in a share of third from stall eight as the nine-runner field rolled towards the three-furlong pole, Gstaad needed some encouragement while others still appeared to be travelling more sweetly, but the impression soon changed. Moore was not in trouble so much as winding him into full stride, and once the favourite was asked to stretch through the final furlong, the response was decisive. The strapping colt drove to the front, quickened away when Moore drew the whip, and powered clear to score by three lengths in a performance that made his short price look entirely justified. “He’s a lovely, uncomplicated horse and Ryan gave him a beautiful ride,” O’Brien said. “A very straightforward and genuine horse. Ryan said he was a little bit lazy through the race but when he got him opened up, he went to the line very well.” That blend of honesty and latent power has become central to Gstaad’s profile, because while he may not always do everything with electric immediacy, he keeps finding strongly once his engine is fully engaged. The result also reinforced the depth of O’Brien’s Classic operation, adding another Irish Guineas to a record that already stands apart, while giving the stable a colt with renewed authority after several hard-luck or almost-there chapters. Charlie Appleby could not repeat Native Trail’s 2022 win in the race, but Godolphin still left with credit after Distant Storm and Pacific Avenue filled the minor placings, giving the result a clean and respectable shape behind the dominant winner. Yet the afternoon belonged emphatically to Gstaad, who has moved from talented but slightly exasperating to proven Classic colt in the space of one clean, ruthless Curragh performance. Whatever unfinished questions remain about the wider 3YO mile division, this was his day to provide a blunt answer.
Chairman's Quality Filly Headlines Inglis Digital
Weekend, 25th May 2026
With a pedigree page that already reads like a catalogue highlight, Fiorenza heads the Inglis Digital May (Late) Online Sale as a racing and breeding prospect carrying the sort of international depth rarely found in an online offering. A daughter of Kingman, the world-class sire of 109 stakes winners worldwide and operating at almost 12 per cent stakes winners to runners, she brings elite European blood together with proven Australian appeal. Kingman has already sired two Australian Group 1 winners in King Colorado and Zardozi, while Fiorenza herself is a winning half-sister to four-time Group 1 winner In Italian, giving the mare a commercial profile that stretches well beyond one market. That combination of race record, page and physical presence has placed her at the front of the catalogue, and Inglis Bloodstock Sales Manager Harry Bailey described her as an obvious standout. "Fiorenza is without doubt a Chairman's-quality offering," Bailey said. "She has an incredibly strong international pedigree, her page is packed with black type performers, among her siblings are two Australian Stakes performed 2YOs as well as the elite race mare In Italian, a four-time Group 1 winner for Chad Brown and Peter Brant on the turf in America. The pedigree improves year after year - there are three Group 1 winners in the first two dams, with 18 winning female descendants of her second dam Celebria while her siblings have sold up to $1.8m, $1.1m etc so it's evidently a pedigree synonymous with racetrack and sale ring success." Offered as a mare with both racing upside and long-term broodmare value, Fiorenza also carries the physical attributes Bailey believes should appeal to serious buyers. He said she had the elegance and refinement expected of Kingman's stock, while also offering strength, substance and a quality reminiscent of Redoute's Choice. "She's a quality individual with a good length of hip and strong hindquarter, a good shoulder angle and good action," Bailey said. The Inglis Digital platform has repeatedly shown its capacity to place high-value bloodstock in front of a broad buying bench, and Fiorenza appears well suited to that environment, combining a fashionable sire, a blue-chip female family and the kind of residual value that can anchor a broodmare band for years. For breeders, the appeal is not confined to one obvious selling point. Her sire profile gives her relevance in both hemispheres, her close relation to In Italian supplies elite American turf performance, and the continued productivity of the family suggests there is still scope for her page to keep improving. With bidding now open, she presents as the sale's natural focal point, not only because of what she has already done on the track, but because of the family, physique and commercial depth behind her. For buyers chasing a genuine breeding prospect with international currency, Fiorenza offers a rare blend of substance, performance and pedigree power.
Birdman Wins Gr1 Doomben Cup
Weekend, 25th May 2026
- Track: Doomben
- Race: Gr1 Doomben Cup (2000m)
- Winner: Birdman (Free Eagle-Carol, by Acclamation)
- Placings: 2nd: Pride of Jenni, 3rd: Vauban
- Stallion: Free Eagle (High Chaparral-Polished Gem, by Danehill)
- Stud Farm: Anngrove Stud, IRE (formerly Irish National Stud)
- Winner's Race Record: 22 starts: 6 wins, 5 placings
- Sales Details: €42,000, Tattersalls Ireland Winter Sale
Fireball Miss Wins Gr2 The Roses
Weekend, 25th May 2026
- Track: Doomben
- Race: Gr2 The Roses (2000m)
- Winner: Fireball Miss (Bivouac-Femme Fireball, by Pierro)
- Placings: 2nd: Chispa, 3rd: Grand Omaha
- Stallion: Bivouac (Exceed And Excel-Dazzler, by More Than Ready)
- Stud Farm: Darley, NSW
- Winner's Race Record: 6 starts: 2 wins, 1 placing
- Sales Details: $140,000, 2024 Inglis Australian Easter Yearling Sale, Vendor: Vinery Stud
Pinito Wins Gr3 MM Fillies and Mares Mile
Weekend, 25th May 2026
- Track: Doomben
- Race: Gr3 MM Fillies and Mares Mile (1600m)
- Winner: Pinito (Trapeze Artist-Waltzing Wodka, by Sebring)
- Placings: 2nd: Hyper, 3rd: Pereille
- Stallion: Trapeze Artist (Snitzel-Treppes, by Domesday)
- Stud Farm: Widden Stud, NSW
- Winner's Race Record: 16 starts: 4 wins, 9 placings
- Sales Details: $260,000, 2023 Inglis Australian Easter Yearling Sale, Vendor: Widden Stud
Abounding Wins Gr3 BRC Sprint
Weekend, 25th May 2026
- Track: Doomben
- Race: Gr3 BRC Sprint (1350m)
- Winner: Abounding (Rich Enuff-Transonic, by Casino Prince)
- Placings: 2nd: Cifrado, 3rd: Harry's Yacht
- Stallion: Rich Enuff (Written Tycoon-Hotnuff, by Spartacus)
- Stud Farm: Woodside Park Stud, VIC
- Winner's Race Record: 32 starts: 7 wins, 12 placings
- Sales Details: $75,000, 2022 Magic Millions Gold Coast Yearling Sale
I Am Dirty Wins LR Bill Carter Stakes
Weekend, 25th May 2026
- Track: Doomben
- Race: LR Ticketmaster Bill Carter Stakes (1350m)
- Winner: I Am Dirty (I Am Invincible-Dirty Thoughts, by So You Think)
- Placings: 2nd: Shintono, 3rd: Katoto
- Stallion: I Am Invincible (Invincible Spirit-Cannarelle, by Canny Lad)
- Stud Farm: Yarraman Park Stud, NSW
- Winner's Race Record: 3 starts: 2 wins, 0 placings
- Sales Details: $600,000, 2025 Magic Millions Gold Coast Yearling Sale
Flying Destiny Wins LR Chief De Beers
Weekend, 25th May 2026
- Track: Doomben
- Race: LR Chief De Beers (1110m)
- Winner: Flying Destiny (Flying Artie-Courting Destiny, by Noverre)
- Placings: 2nd: Soft Love, 3rd: Pereille
- Stallion: Flying Artie (Artie Schiller-Flying Ruby, by Rubiton)
- Stud Farm: Blue Gum Farm, VIC
- Winner's Race Record: 33 starts: 9 wins, 13 placings
- Sales Details: $50,000, 2021 Inglis HTBA May Yearling Sale

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