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  • MM National Weanling Catalogue Released

    Friday, 19th April 2024
    A quality packed 2024 edition of the Magic Millions Gold Coast National Weanling Sale is now online. The Southern Hemisphere's best producing sale of its kind has attracted an outstanding line up of 377 youngsters by 94 individual sires. Among those sires represented are 15 with first crop members led in numbers by Home Affairs (20 lots), Stay Inside (14), St Mark's Basilica (14) and Wild Ruler (14). "There are more horses across more levels than any sale of its type," Magic Millions Managing Director Barry Bowditch said. "All buyers will be able to participate on exceptional prospects across all sections of the market. More than 25 per cent of Book One offerings are from a black type mare - by sires including Frankel, Snitzel, Pierro, The Autumn Sun, Zoustar, Stay Inside, Written Tycoon, So You Think, Toronado, St Mark's Basilica, I Am Invincible, Exceed and Excel, Extreme Choice, Capitalist, Home Affairs and Farnan.” He added, "We are incredibly proud of the success of graduates of the sale - from current Group 1 stars like Tropical Squall and Veight to world class stallions Stay Inside, Pierro and Zoustar. Whether prospective buyers are seeking a future star of the sales ring as a yearling or a life changing galloper on the track this is the sale that delivers more success." Group-winning mares with progeny catalogued include Amicus, Miss Mossman, Amelia's Dream, Atlantis Dream, El Daana, Fursa, I'll Have a Bit, Villa Verde, Delectation Girl, Shared Reflections, Long Time Ago, Shazee Lee, Agent Pippa, Te Akau Rose, Wawail, La Mexicana, Vergara, Vinicunca and Vulpine. To view the online catalogue for the 2024 Magic Millions Gold Coast National Weanling Sale click here or download it via the Equineline Catalog app for iPad.

    La Mexicana

    La Mexicana has a foal entered at MM National (pic: Freedman Racing)

  • Weanling Sale Starts 7 Day National Extravaganza

    Friday, 19th April 2024
    The Magic Millions National Weanling Sale kicks off the seven-day National Sale selling extravaganza on Sunday 26 and Monday 27 May, with the fillies and broodmares to take centre stage from 28 to 30 May and the yearlings on 4 to 5 June. This year's sale has been enhanced with the addition of the new $1 million Magic Millions National 2YO Classic, restricted to Magic Millions Race Series nominated horses, to be run over 1000 metres under lights at the Gold Coast Turf Club on Friday 24 May. The catalogues for the National Broodmare and Yearling Sales will be released online over the coming days. The full dates and sessions for the National Sale are:
    • Wed 22 May - National Weanling Sale inspections from 8am
    • Thur 23 May - National Weanling Sale inspections from 8am
    • Fri 24 May - National Weanling & Broodmare Sale inspections from 8am
    • Fri 24 May - $1M Magic Millions National 2YO Classic under lights at GC Turf Club 
    • Sat 25 May - National Weanling & Broodmare Sale inspections from 9am
    • Sun 26 May - National Weanling Sale - Day One - 11am
    • Mon 27 May - National Weanling Sale - Day Two - 11am
    • Tues 28 May - National Broodmare Sale - Day One - 11am
    • Wed 29 May - National Broodmare Sale - Day Two - 10am
    • Thur 30 May - National Broodmare Sale - Day Three - 10am
    • Fri 31 May - arrival of yearlings
    • Sat 1 June - National Yearling Sale inspections from 8am
    • Sun 2 June - National Yearling Sale inspections from 8am
    • Mon 3 June - National Yearling Sale inspections from 8am
    • Tues 4 June - National Yearling Sale - Day One - 10am
    • Wed 5 June - National Yearling Sale - Day Two - 10am

  • Champagne Stakes Could Be a Race in Two

    Friday, 19th April 2024
    Looking back at the last five winners of the Gr1 Champagne Stakes, one clear factor stands out, each came through a top three finish in the Gr1 Inglis Sires' the start before and come this Saturday only the Michael Freedman-trained Manaal (Tassort-Red Lodge, by Midshipman) fits that criteria. While two other runners finished back in the field in the Sires' Manaal's finishing burst under Jason Collett was impressive and will likely see her start favourite on Saturday and prove very hard to beat. While fillies and colts pretty much have even playing over the last 11 years of the race with fillies winning five and colts six times, Manaal is clearly the leading filly in the race, while the leading colt does appear to have the ability to step up from his last start performance. Unbeaten in two runs, winning the Gr3 Baillieu Handicap last start from Anode (I Am Invincible-Mysterious Light, by Fantastic Light) and Broadsiding (Too Darn Hot-Speedway, by Street Cry), who has since won the Listed Fernhill Handicap, the John O'Shea-trained Linebacker (Super Seth-Garden of Swans, Oasis Dream) is in line to become the first Group 1 winner for his Waikato Stud-based sire after becoming his first group winner recently. Both Anode and Broadsiding will also race here, and although Broadsiding was super impressive last Saturday, Linebacker does appear to have the makings of a top-tier colt of the future.

  • Manaal Poised to Go Top in 2YO Standings

    Friday, 19th April 2024
    She is the last one standing going into the final leg of the 2YO Triple Crown and trainer Michael Freedman hopes Manaal (Tassort-Red Lodge, by Midshipman) can cap a stellar season with a second Gr1 win in Saturday's $1m Moet & Chandon Champagne Stakes (1600m), reports racingnsw.com.au. Poised to lead the 2023-24 Australian Black Type Premiership with 48 points if she is successful on Saturday, Manaal won the Gimcrack right back on September 30 and has proven to be as durable as she has been competitive – she is the only horse to contest all three legs of the Triple Crown. She finished a luckless fifth in the Golden Slipper third-up before backing it up with a last stride win in the Inglis Sires' and Freedman says he has seen nothing to say a mile won't be beyond her powers. "She's drawn a nice enough gate, good rider on, and hopefully she can run out a strong mile…she gives the indication that she can run it but you never know until you try," said Freedman. Jason Collett was due to partner Manaal again but injury has forced him onto the sidelines and Jamie Kah picks up the mount in the Champagne, where she was $2.30 with TAB on Wednesday. As Freedman mentioned, barriers have forced Collett's hand in both the Slipper and the Sires' but Kah will have more options having drawn four of eight. Freedman adde, "She's been really good the past 10 days, she's been nice and bright and I was really happy with her work on Tuesday morning. I think she goes into Saturday in pretty good nick."

  • Cummings Fires Broadside Ahead of Champagne

    Friday, 19th April 2024
    As much as some pundits may want to see Saturday's Gr1 Champagne Stakes (1600m) as a match race between Manaal (Tassort) and Linebacker (Super Seth), trainer James Cummings has had a gleam in his eye during the week that has passed since Broadsiding (Too Darn Hot) put his rivals to the sword in the Fernhill Stakes (1600m). One of a class-leading five individual Australian first crop stakes performers by multiple Group 1 winner Too Darn Hot (Dubawi), Broadsiding will obviously have no issues with the trip, not something any of his competitors can lay claim to. "I liked a slow build-up for Broadsiding to hit a new career peak in the Fernhill (Mile), raced away from them in his first attempt at ,600m like a seasoned pro. That bodes well for him for a crack at the Champagne Stakes, he just relished the 1600m and recovered nicely from the race." Although conceding the quality of the two favourites, Cummings observed, "He was licking his lips after the Fernhill win and he's been licking the bin all week… you just can't help but think Broadsiding has improved from that run and he's going to turn up a better horse in the Champagne." Having James McDonald in the saddle aboard Broadsiding only adds to Cummings' confidence. "He's going to really add some interest to the Champagne this year, which is short on numbers but high on intrigue!"

  • First Crop Tea Leaves Reveal Contrasting Clues

    Friday, 19th April 2024
    Depending on how one chooses to read the metaphorical tea leaves, there are several different ways in which to interpret seasonal stallion data. That is certainly the case with this season's First Crop or Freshman stallions in Australia where there is little to differentiate a number of them that are clustered by progeny prizemoney (see below) to date, a situation that could change on Saturday should favourite Manaal (Tassort) claim the Gr1 Champagne Stakes where first place prizemoney is worth $580,000. In the long run, what is likely to prove equally influential with owners and breeders is each stallion's stakes performers, notwithstanding that some of the sires will improve when their 3YOs come into their own. At this point, however, it is Pierata (Pierro) who holds sway. Not only does he lead the 2023-24 Australian First Season Black Type Premiership, his 57 progeny points sees him just a single point behind Written Tycoon (58) for the overall Australian 2YO Black Type Premiership. Tassort, who sits second on the First Season Sires table and third on the 2YO Sires table has 42 points. Back to just the First Season tussle though, and both Royal Meeting and Too Darn Hot are equal third with 30 points followed by Alabama Express (22) and Blue Point (15), a nose ahead of Exceedance (14) and Zousain (13). Delving deeper ahows that amongst the freshman sires that have three or more individual stakes performers, the Top 5 pecking order is Too Darn Hot (5); Pierata (4); Alabama Express (4); Blue Point (4) and Tassort (3). Finally, of note is that there are eight first crop sires with at least one stakes winner. Only one of those has two – Pierata (Coleman and Tobeornottobe).

    Pierata

    Pierata leads by both stakes winners and points (pic: Steve Hart)

  • Outstanding Field Assembled for All Aged

    Friday, 19th April 2024
    With seven elite winners set to line up as part of a the 14-strong field for Saturday's Gr1 All Aged Stakes (1400m) at Randwick, it appears on paper that the mares may hold the advantage. With just over a length separating the first seven home in the recent Gr1 TJ Smith Stakes (1200m), of which four will line up here, the step up in trip is likely to suit the C J Waller-trained Espiona (Extreme Choice-Dahooil, by O'Reilly) who was installed race favourite after fields were released on Wednesday. With three starts so far this campaign, all at Gr1 level, the Star Thoroughbreds' raced 5YO finished third behind Imperatriz (I Am Invincible) in the Gr1 Lightning Stakes, before third behind Lady Laguna (Overshare) in the Gr1 Canterbury Stakes followed by her three-parts of a length defeat in the TJ Smith when she was charging at a rate of knots in a tight finish. Already a Gr1 winner over 1500m, with five wins and a second from eight prior 1400m starts, jockey Nash Rawiller will look to get a good position in transit from barrier 8. Up to a more favourable distance where she has two wins and two placed performances from four starts, Grahame Begg's Gr1 Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes winner Magic Time (Hellbent-Time Awaits, by Nicconi) has good Randwick form in the past and having drawn favourably in gate 6, the Milburn Creek-bred and raced mare looks ready to prove herself at the elite level once again. Successful in the Gr3 Birthday Card Stakes, which is proving an outstanding form reference, before holding off all challengers in the TJ Smith Stakes, P Moody & K Coleman's Chain of Lightning (Fighting Sun-Magic Art, by Perugino) surely can't be discounted, especially when she is one of just two runners coming into the race off a last start Gr1 victory.

    Chain of Lightning

    TJ Smith winner Chain of Lightning (pic: Steve Hart)

  • J-Mac to Make Adelaide Debut at SA Carnival

    Friday, 19th April 2024
    Globally renowned jockey James McDonald will be one of the star attractions at Morphettville on the opening day of the 2024 Adelaide Racing Carnival, reports racingsa.com.au. McDonald has been booked to ride Roots (Press Statement) in the $1m Sportsbet Sansgter Stakes (1200m) for Chris Waller, while he'll also team up with the champion horseman in the $1m Gr1 Australasian Oaks (2000m). It will be the first time McDonald has ridden in Adelaide. "He's booked for the two Group 1 races at this stage, Roots in the Sangster and it will be another horse for Chris Waller in the Oaks. He'll take a couple of other rides on the big day,'' McDonald's manager Mark Guest said. He also noted it looms as South Australian racing fans' only chance to witness Macdonald in the flesh across the three days of Group 1 racing. "We're just playing it by ear but it looks like he could be in Queensland on Goodwood Day and there is a big Hawkesbury meeting on May 4. Nothing is confirmed, unless something jumps out." McDdonald currently boasts 2,127 career wins, 94 at Group 1 level with more than 300 other stakes class victories. He leads the Australian Black Type Jockey Premiership for this season by 45 points over Blake Shinn, having taken the title each year since the inception of the Black Type platform.

  • Hareeba Charge of The Light Brigade

    Friday, 19th April 2024
    Second in the Listed Bel Esprit Stakes last start, Grahame Begg's Maharba (Pride of Dubai-Blizzardly, by More Than Ready) looks ready to fire third up from a spell, and although he has drawn wide in barrier 13, the 3YO Newhaven Park yearling sale graduate does have some solid stakes form of late and should play a role in the finish of the Hareeba Stakes at Mornington. With three wins from five starts, highlighted by victory in the Gr3 Blue Sapphire Stakes during his spring campaign, the Michael Kent-trained Grand Impact (Satono Aladdin-Serena Slam, by Swiss Ace) progressed from that black-type win to finish down the track behind In Secret (I Am Invincible) in the Gr1 Coolmore Stud Stakes at his next start. Off the track for some time, the potential stallion prospect resumed in March over 1200m at Moonee Valley where he was just over two lengths off the winner as one of the favourite runners when run down late lumping 61kg. If he can find the form that saw him win his first three career starts, the significant weight drop of 7kg from his first up run should surely see him capable of a very positive run. Which brings us to Inferno. In three of his last five starts he has finished fourth (twice) and fifth behind the world's highest rated sprinter Imperatriz (I Am Invincible) – surely that is good enough form to be super competitive here one would think… but unfortunately the Cliff Brown-trained son of  Holy Roman Emperor has not won since the Gr2 McEwen Stakes in September 2021. Drawn barrier 12 shouldn't pose too much concern as he does get back and work home, and with the noted speed in the race, watch for him charging late.

  • Godolphin Blue Double Entry for Hall Mark

    Friday, 19th April 2024
    Having saddled up three winners from the last five runnings of the Gr3 Hall Mark Stakes, trainer James Cummings has accepted with two runners in this year's race, looking to record an impressive fourth win from the last six years. Successful last year with Vilana (Hallowed Crown-Retsina, by Redoute's Choice) who came into the race off a spell, the now 5YO is following the same pattern ahead of Saturday. Second in his most recent trial, the $1.8m earner has outstanding first up form with three wins and a second from five attempts, and from barrier seven in the nine-horse field, jockey Nash Rawiller will have options to go back, or try and move forward to gain a position. Although he hasn't won since this race last year, the well-travelled galloper has not been out of stakes company and shouldn'tbe discounted here. Not seen in the winner's enclosure since the Gr2 Arrowfield 3YO Sprint this time last year where he defeated Wee Nessy (Snitzel) and Lady Laguna (Overshare) who are Gr2 and Gr1 winners respectively since, Godolphin's other runner Aft Cabin (Astern-Shelters, by Lonhro) has always been highly thought of, and as such, has raced against black type company in 11 of his 13 starts. Starting his current campaign with a solid third in the Gr2 Challenge Stakes, the gelding then failed to fire in the Gr1 Galaxy and Gr1 T J Smith Stakes, finishing 12th on both occasions. Come Saturday with James McDonald in the saddle, and also set to appreciate a drop in class, the 4YO looks capable of highlighting himself as a possible Brisbane Winter carnival candidate with a forward showing.

    Vilana

    Vilana is back for another shot at the Hall Mark Stakes (pic: Steve Hart)

  • Rich Hill Announces 2024 Sire Fees

    Friday, 19th April 2024
    New Zealand's influential Rich Hill Stud has unveiled its 2024 stallion fees following a season marked by stellar achievements across its esteemed roster. Among the standouts, Proisir, Shocking, Ace High, and Vadamos all boast Group 1 winners, while Satono Aladdin continues to carve his legacy in the Southern Hemisphere with an impressive record. A brief synopsis and respective stallions’ fees include:
    • Proisir, a champion sire, has seen a meteoric rise in Australasian ranks, having sired six individual Group 1 winners in the past 20 months. Notably, his progeny fetched record prices at auctions, with one filly selling for $1.6 million, setting a new benchmark in New Zealand. With promising offspring lined up for future seasons, Proisir commands a fee of NZ$80,000 + GST for 2024.
    • Satono Aladdin, another leading stallion, maintains his dominance on the track and in sales. With standout performers like Tokyo Tycoon and Pennyweka, he's poised to inherit the legacy of his sire Deep Impact. His fee for the upcoming breeding season stands at NZ$65,000 + GST.
    • Ace High, the dual Group 1-winning son of High Chaparral, has swiftly made his mark as a sire, leading the charts as the Leading New Zealand Second Season Sire. With notable successes including Molly Bloom and Drakaina, Ace High commands a fee of NZ$15,000 + GST.
    • Shocking, renowned for producing consistent high-class racehorses, offers breeders an opportunity to sire superior athletes at a fee of NZ$12,500 + GST for 2024.
    • Vadamos, the Group 1-winning French miler, continues to shine with progeny excelling on the racetracks. With star performers like La Crique and promising talents like Mosinvader, Vadamos commands a fee of NZ$9,000 + GST for the 2024 breeding season.

  • Douglas' Resilient Star Set for Racing Comeback

    Friday, 19th April 2024
    Clayton Douglas' esteemed sprinter, Giga Kick (Scissor Kick-Rekindled Applause Royal Applause), is poised for a triumphant return to the racetrack, expected as early as July, as disclosed by the Mornington-based trainer, reports racing.com. Having endured a hiatus since the McEwen Stakes last September due to muscle tears in his hamstring and hip, the 4YO has been diligently recuperating under Douglas' care. Despite deliberately keeping a low profile in recent months, Douglas expresses immense satisfaction with the remarkable recovery and robust condition of the striking chestnut gelding as he gears up for a comeback. "He's come along really well, we're really happy with him… physically, he's matured so much, he's come back in great order and (I'm) looking forward to getting him back to the races,” said Douglas. He has earmarked The Everest in October as Giga Kick's spring grand final, affirming the gelding's potential return to racing action at Caulfield in July. Initial plans entail a gradual escalation of Giga Kick's training regimen, with Douglas considering weather conditions to determine whether trials will be conducted in Victoria or further north in warmer climates. "We won't know until we really start to put a bit of pressure on him but from what I've seen of him at the moment and what I've felt under saddle, he's in really good shape.”

    Giga Kick

    The Everest winner Giga Kick (pic: Steve Hart)

  • Dominant Waller Frank Packer Record

    Friday, 19th April 2024
    Having trained four winners from the last six renewals of the Gr3 Frank Packer Plate (2000m), trainer C J Waller heads into this year's race with three chances headed by the current favourite Tannhauser (Dundeel-Luqyaa, by Exceed And Excel). This time last year as a 2YO, the Milburn Creek yearling sale graduate was highlighting himself as a potential top-line 3YO, having finished a narrow fourth in the Listed Fernhill Handicap behind Tom Kitten (Harry Angel) and also third in the Gr1 JJ Atkins Stakes behind King Colorado (Kingman). In his subsequent four starts, the China Horse Club, Newgate Farm and partners-raced colt did not show that form again, but last start having his third run of the campaign, he produced a very good effort to finish second in the Gr3 Carbine Club Stakes behind Ducasse (Trapeze Artist), beaten less than a length, with fellow Frank Packer Plate runner Kintyre (Hallowed Crown-Mull Over, by So You Think) in third. With James McDonald reuniting with Tannhauser, it's a possible indication that the colt is the best of Waller's trio. Third in the Gr2 Tulloch Stakes last start, Waller's Saltcoats (Ardrossan-Savanite, by Savabeel) did finish just ahead of Kintyre in fourth and based off those runs, the pair are considered chances here.  With high quality efforts in the Gr2 Phar Lap Stakes (1500m) and Gr2 Tulloch Stakes (2000m), the Todd Howlett-trained Noisy Boy (Real Steel-Northern Model, by Northern Meteor) didn't really see out the 2400m of the Gr1 Australian Derby last start and if the run has not pushed him over the edge, then you should see another quality effort back to 2000m here.

  • Third Attempt Not Certain for Dual Kosciuszko Hero

    Friday, 19th April 2024
    With the $2m The Kosciuszko, the $3m Sydney Stakes and the $20m TAB Everest all on October 19, trainer Matt Dale has yet to decide if dual Kosciuszko winner Front Page (Magnus-Stacey Lee, by Bel Esprit) will aim for a three-peat, according to racingnsw.com.au. You aim him for that day, first-up, to be peaking," Dale said. "He'll be in the Kosciuszko or the Sydney Stakes, or if some level of stars align he could be in an Everest. You don't have to stress too much about it, it's great they're all on the one day." Dale conceded, "That was the silver lining of getting nabbed near the line in the Galaxy. If you want to find a positive, the positive was we could still go to a Kosciuszko. He'll most likely contest another Group 1 between now and then and naturally if he won he's not eligible." Front Page runs in Saturday's $250,000 Gr3 TAB Hall Mark Stakes and currently has a record of seven wins from 22 starts and earnings closing in on $2.5 million. "All his best ratings have been fresh. The difference is this preparation I've learnt more about him. Last prep he'd had a few foot issues in and around his preparation that upset everything going completely swimmingly," said Dale. "All indications from my point of view are that he will run extremely well… We can't have him placed any better to perform second-up which is something he's got to do. If he's ever going to do it then it's Saturday."

    Front Page

    Big race sprinter Front Page (pic: Steve Hart)

  • Interstate Runners Hold Daybreak Lover Key

    Friday, 19th April 2024
    At this time of year, we start to see an influx of interstate raiders head to the sunshine state to chase the riches of the Brisbane Winter carnival, and this Saturday's Listed Daybreak Lover (1400m) has a few interesting runners from NSW and Victoria having headed up for the race. Andrew Noblet's lightly raced Easy Dun (Dundeel-Mousai, by Fastnet Rock) was an impressive winner on debut at Bendigo, before heading to Adelaide where he finished a length and a half second to Air Assault (Justify) in the Listed Morphettville Guineas, with that winner capturing a further two races including a last start victory in the Listed Port Adelaide Guineas (1800m). Purchased for $300,000 from the draft of Vinery Stud at the Inglis Easter yearling sale, the 3YO colt has been given time to mature and if you look at his pedigree he is closely related to Starspangledbanner and Amicus, both Gr1 winners at 3. Drawn slightly wide in 11 of 18, it's interesting to note that Victorian based jockey John Allen is sticking with him after being on him in both his starts. Another interstate raider who creates interest is Michael Fredman's Edited By (Written By-Tinto Fino, by Ocean Park), a winner of his past two starts, both over 1400m. Sold for $280,000 through the draft of Goodwood Farm at the Inglis Classic yearling sale to his trainer and agent Michael Freedman, this colt's 2YO half-sister Carravilla (Pierata) made a winning debut on Wednesday at Doomben for Chris Munce, winning by more than a length. Current favourite is the Robert Heathcote-trained Press Link (Press Statement-Villa de Madrid, by Mossman), who is unbeaten in his three starts to date, winning most recently by two and a half lengths over 1200m.
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2023 BTR Stud Stallions

BTP STUD STALLIONS

Sire
A Lot Established
Aclaim Established
Adelaide Established
Admire Mars 1st crop 2YOs
Akeed Mofeed Established
Al Maher Established
All American Established
All Too Hard Established
Alpine Eagle Established
Anacheeva Established
Anamoe 2nd Season
Artie Schiller Established
Astern Established
Awesome Rock Established
Barbados Established
Barbaric 3rd Season
Better Than Ready Established
Bivouac 1st crop 2YOs
Blue Point Established
Brave Smash Established
Brazen Beau Established
Bull Point Established
Bullbars Established
Cape Of Good Hope 2nd Season
Capitalist Established
Captivant 3rd Season
Casino Prince Established
Castelvecchio Established
Churchill Established
Cool Aza Beel 1st crop 2YOs
Danbird Established
Dandino Established
Danerich Established
Dash For Cash Established
De Gaulle Established
Delaware 3rd Season
Denman Established
Dissident Established
Dubious Established
Due Sasso Established
Dundeel Established
Earthlight 1st crop 2YOs
Encryption Established
Exceed And Excel Established
Exceedance Established
Exosphere Established
Extreme Choice Established
Falvelon Established
Farnan 1st crop 2YOs
Fastnet Rock Established
Flying Artie Established
Foxwedge Established
Frankel My Dear Established
Ghaiyyath 1st crop 2YOs
Gingerbread Man Established
Gold Standard Established
Good Journey Established
Graff 1st crop 2YOs
Grunt Established
Hallowed Crown Established
Harry Angel Established
Headwater Established
Hellbent Established
Hitotsu 2nd Season
I Am Immortal 1st crop 2YOs
I Am Invincible Established
Ilovethiscity Established
Impending Established
Invader Established
Jet Spur Established
Jimmy Choux Established
Justify Established
Kermadec Established
Lord Of The Sky Established
Love Conquers All Established
Magnus Established
Manhattan Rain Established
Maschino Established
Master Of Design Established
Maurice Established
Merchant Navy Established
Microphone Established
Murtajill Established
My Admiration Established
Needs Further Established
Nicconi Established
Nostradamus Established
Ole Kirk 1st crop 2YOs
Overshare Established
Pariah Established
Patronize Established
Paulele 2nd Season
Pierro Established
Pinatubo 3rd Season
Playing God Established
Power Established
Prague 1st crop 2YOs
Pride Of Dubai Established
Puissance De Lune Established
Rebel Dane Established
Rich Enuff Established
Rommel Established
Rothesay Established
Rubick Established
Russian Revolution Established
Safeguard Established
Sandbar 1st crop 2YOs
Sessions Established
Shaft Established
Shalaa Established
Shamoline Warrior Established
Shamus Award Established
Shooting To Win Established
Showtime Established
Sidestep Established
Sir Prancealot Established
Sizzling Established
Skilled Established
Smart Missile Established
Snitzel Established
So Secret Established
So You Think Established
Sooboog Established
Spirit Of Boom Established
Squamosa Established
Star Turn Established
Star Witness Established
Starspangledbanner Established
Street Boss Established
Super One Established
Supido Established
Swear Established
The Autumn Sun Established
The Brothers War Established
Time To Reign 1st crop 2YOs
Too Darn Hot Established
Toorak Toff Established
Top Echelon Established
Toronado Established
Trapeze Artist Established
Turffontein Established
Unite And Conquer Established
Universal Ruler Established
Vancouver Established
Victor Ludorum 3rd Season
Von Costa De Hero Established
Wandjina Established
War Chant Established
Winning Rupert Established
Wooded 3rd Season
Wootton Bassett Established
Worthy Cause Established
Written By Established
Written Tycoon Established
Xtravagant Established
Your Song Established
Zoustar Established