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- Keeneland Day-1: Average Plummets 45.9%
- Keeneland Day-1: Azeri US$4.4m Buy-Back
- Keeneland Day-1: US$950k Almonsoon
- Keeneland Jan Day-1: US$950k Island Fashion
- Keeneland Jan Day-1: US$825,000 Elusive Diva
- Keeneland Day-1: Top Lots
- 2008 World Rankings: Curlin & New Approach Top
- 2008 World Rankings: Record 36 Aust-Trained
- 2008 World Rankings: By Country Trained
- 2008 World Rankings: By Country Bred
- 2008 World Rankings: Aust-Trained Horses
- 2008 World Rankings: Aust-Bred & Trained Overseas
- 2008 World Rankings: 4YO & Up Turf
- 2008 World Rankings: 4YO & Up Non-Turf
- 2008 World Rankings: 4YO & Up Turf Mares
- 2008 World Rankings: 4YO & Up Non-Turf Mares
- 2008 World Rankings: 3YO Turf
- 2008 World Rankings: 3YO Non-Turf
- 2008 World Rankings: 3YO Turf Fillies
- 2008 World Rankings: 3YO Non-Turf Fillies
- Patinack Targets Fillies At 2009 Yearling Sales
- Qld Boss Meets Critics Over Toowoomba Synthetic Track
- Kavanagh Melb Stable To Double In Size
- Zahra Out For 3 months After Trackwork Fall
- Andrew Payne To Join US Trainer Todd Pletcher
- Aust 2YOs Confirmed For NZ Karaka Million
- Weekend Hussler Confirmed For Asian Mile Challenge
- Aust-Bred Desert Sun Filly Wins In South Africa
- Commands Son Wins In France
- Falco Fee Slashed 33% At Haras D'Etreham In France
- Record-Priced UK Filly To Debut This Year
- 1st Foal For US Horse-Of-Year Invasor
- 1st Foal For US Multiple Gr1-Winner Corinthian
- 1st Foal For US Sire By El Nino
- US Stallion Xchanger Retired To Rising Hill
- Maitena Wins Peru Gr1 Leguia
- B&R's Galloping Horse Never Sleeps
Keeneland Day-1: US$950k Almonsoon
Eric Guillot (representing Mike Moreno's Southern Equine Stables) paid US$950,000 for 6YO racing or broodmare prospect Almonsoon (Giant's Causeway-Garimpeiro, by Mr Prospector) also consigned by Hill n Dale for the Allen Paulson Living Trust. Almonsoon (a half-sister to Gr1-winner Geri, Gr2-winner A.P.Arrow & stakes-winner Clure) won 2008's Omnibus Stakes at Monmouth Park & finished 2nd in the 2007 Gr3 Orchid Handicap. Guillot told bloodhorse.com: "I wanted to buy her for US$600,000. I stopped at US$600,000 & the more I looked at her & looked at her pedigree, the more I liked her. I'm trying to fill a gap to get to 30 foundation mares & I couldn't see why she couldn't be that kind mare. She's gorgeous. Her composure showed her class. I liked her better than Azeri."
