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EASY FOR BLACK CAVIAR 

17th straight win in australia stakes 

Black Caviar ANZ 

All the best athletes have one 

thing in common, writes Darryl 

Sherer. They make things look 

easy. Last night at Moonee 

Valley, Black Caviar (Bel Esprit) duly 

recorded her 17th win in the $200,000 

Australia Stakes (Gr 2) over 1200m under 

lights at Moonee Valley and the five-year- 

old mare was barely out of second gear 

Settled in third place soon after the 

start, Black Caviar was eased out by Luke 

Nolen passing the 600m mark to roll up 

three wide before the home turn and the 

huge crowd roared their appreciation. 

Ridden along to go clear into the straight, 

Black Caviar was untroubled to ease down 

near the finish to defeat a game Zedi Knight 

(Zeditave) by four and a quarter lengths, 

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Issue foR : 

Yearling sale averages to date 

Saturday’s racing review and analysis 

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with her stable mate Doubtful Jack (Not A Single Doubt) holding out 

Rock Classic (Fastnet Rock) for third place. 

The time for the 1200m was 1:09.44, which is just 0.15 outside 

Miss Andretti’s (Ihtiram) course record. 

The Black Caviar phenomenon has now been taken to a whole 

new level and Luke Nolen trotted the mare down to the bottom of 

the straight so her adoring fans could applaud her back and they 

did so with real gusto. No official crowd number had been declared 

at the time of writing, but considering the club had run out of race 

books before the first race, run out of plastic drinking cups by race 

five and allegedly had to throw open the gates at the Puckle Street 

entrance after race two because the queue was still at least 800m 

long and the crowd was getting restless. 

Fortunately the reason for the crush was a horse and what 

a horse she is. No matter that she was virtually unbackable at 

$1.05, the crowd came to see her strut her stuff and a delighted 

trainer Peter Moody was a happy man afterwards. 

“It was great to see her back. Her attitude was good, her action 

was terrific so hopefully it is the start of a wonderful six months. 

“They ran 1.9-something. It was easy to say she was unextended 

but how much faster do they go,” the trainer mused before repeating, 

“It was wonderful to see her back in great shape.” 

Moody said Black Caviar’s immediate program would remain 

unchanged with the C F Orr and Futurity Stakes, both Group 1 

weight-for-age races over 1400m at Caulfield next month. 

“We’ll use the old adage of [AFL coach] Kevin Sheedy, and take 

it one game at a time,” Moody said. “There’s a race for her every 

Saturday on the eastern seaboard of Australia and other parts of 

the world for next six months.” 

Nolen said Black Caviar was always relaxed throughout the race, 

“Obviously combined with her awesome talent, her giant stride and 

her relaxed attitude are the reasons she is such a champion. I’m 

not going to say she’s better than she was but she’s physically 

news in brief 

LINToN soLd 

Group winner Linton (Galileo) has been 

purchased by Malua racing from owner 

Lloyd Williams in a private negotiation. 

No price has been confirmed for the 

five-year-old, whose last appearance 

was when last of 12 in the Turnbull 

Stakes (Gr 1, 2000m) at Flemington on 

2 October. 

doomBeN 

INsPeCTIoN 

Racing Queensland stewards 

will make a final decision this 

morning on whether the Doomben 

meeting can proceed. Racing 

Queensland chief steward Wade Birch 

inspected the track on Friday afternoon 

and saw some positive signs that the 


Saturday 28 January 2012 ANZ 

mature now and she felt strong underneath me. 

“It’s a wonderful privilege to be on top of Black Caviar. I thank 

God every day,” he said. 

Moody was on the midnight flight from Tullamarine to Auckland 

for the NZB yearling sales that commence on Monday and he 

marveled at the crowd and the atmosphere. “She’s terrific for our 

sport. Melbourne is probably the greatest sporting city in the world 

and to see people turn out and enjoy the evening like this is just 

tremendous; it’s just great for our industry. We need it. Racing often 

gets a kicking to death on the front page of the newspapers. This 

mare gets us on the front page for the right reasons. It’s great to 

be a part of it.” 

Having sold for $210,000 as a yearling at the 2008 Melbourne 

Premier Sale, Black Caviar (5 m Bel Esprit – Helsinge, by Desert 

Sun) is unbeaten in 17 starts and after last night her earnings total 

$4,501,050. 

meeting could go ahead provided no 

more rain falls. “It’s very heavy at the 

moment but safe. We galloped two 

horses, who were ridden by Chris Munce 

and Ryan Wiggins and both riders said 

it was very, very heavy but safe.” Birch 

will make a further inspection at 6.30 

am (AEST) on Saturday before making a 

final decision. 

ameRICaIN INsTaLLed 

as faVouRITe foR 

ausTRaLIaN CuP 

The 2010 Melbourne Cup winner 

Americain (Dynaformer) has been 

installed as the favourite for 10 March 

Australian Cup (Gr 1, 2000m) at 

Flemington. To view the nomination 

click here. 

Black Caviar ANZ 

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Race Replay http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nMahxL0tSTM 

HaY LIsT TRIaL 

wIN 

12 hours before his nemesis 

Black Caviar scored her 17th 

straight win, Hay List (Statue Of 

Liberty) ramped up his comeback with 

a comfortable four-length barrier trial 

win at Randwick on Friday 

morning. 

PRIme mINIsTeR To oPeN 

saLe 

The New Zealand Prime Minister 

John Key will again show his support 

for the New Zealand thoroughbred 

industry as he makes a return to 

Karaka to officially open New Zealand 

Bloodstock’s 86th National Yearling 

Sales Series on 30 January. 


3 INDuSTRy NEwS 

Fastnet Rock SPORTPIx 

The keeper of the Australian Stud Book, Michael Ford, has 

reported on thoroughbred mating figures for the 2011 

season with the key statistic that they are significantly 

lower than those for the 2010 season. To date, 21,550 

mares have been reported as being mated for the covering season, 

which officially commenced on 1 September 2011. 

In 2010, 24,140 mares were mated, while in 2009, 24,610 

mares were covered. While the 2011 matings are currently 10% less 

than the 2010 figures, Ford expected the difference to be 7% after 

late reports are lodged for a total of 22,500 mares to be covered by 

700 stallions. 

The indications are that the breeding industry will not return to the 

pre-global financial crisis days when over 26,000 mares were mated 

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year after year but Ford does not see this as detrimental. 

‘There are sufficient coverings to produce enough foals for racing 

purposes,’ Ford stated. 

45 shuttle stallions covered 4,356 mares, or 20% of the 21,400 

reported matings compared with 4,566 (20%) in 2010 and 4,238 

(17%) in 2009; 

Only one stallion, Fastnet Rock (Danehill) with 224 mares and 

standing at Coolmore, covered more than 200 mares. In 2008, six 

stallions covered more than 200 mares so what was perceived as a 

worrying trend then has now diminished. 

There were 66 stallions with more than 100 matings in 2011 

compared with 77 in 2010; 442 or 68% were Australian-bred stallions, 

the same percentage as in 1990 when 2,500 stallions covered 

35,500 mares. USA –suffixed stallions are favoured next at 16%; 

17 of the top covering 20 stallions were Australian bred, continuing 

the vote of confidence in the local product. 

47% of mares were covered in NSW (up 2%), 24% in Victoria 

(up 1%), 15% in Queensland, 10% in Western Australia, 3% in South 

Australia and 1% in Tasmania. 

Leading staLLions by mares covered 

Number Sire Stud 

224 Fastnet Rock (Aus) 2001 Coolmore, NSW 

198 Bon Hoffa (Aus) 2002 Bowness Stud, NSW 

192 Sebring (Aus) 2005 Widden Stud, NSW 

187 High Chaparral (Ire) 1999 Coolmore, NSW 

180 Not A Single Doubt (Aus) 2001 Arrowfield, NSW 

166 Oratorio (Ire) 2002 Coolmore, NSW 

163 Blackfriars (Aus) 1996 Durham Lodge Stud, WA 

162 Magic Albert (Aus) 1998 Yarraman Park Stud, NSW 

160 Choisir (Aus) 1999 Coolmore, NSW 

158 Excellent Art (GB) 2004 Coolmore, NSW 

153 Encosta De Lago (Aus) 1993 Coolmore, NSW 

153 Lonhro (Aus) 1998 Darley, NSW 

152 Rothesay (Aus) 2006 Glenlogan Park, Qld 

152 Snitzel (Aus) 2002 Arrowfield, NSW 

152 Tickets (Aus) 2006 Widden Stud, NSW 

152 Written Tycoon (Aus) 2002 Eliza Park, Vic 

150 Reward For Effort (Aus) 2006 Chatswood Stud, Vic 

149 More Than Ready (USA) 1997 Vinery Stud, NSW 

147 Star Witness (Aus) 2007 Widden Stud, NSW 

146 Snippetson (Aus) 2001 Widden Stud, NSW 


4 COmmENT 

Living as we do in what is being termed the ‘Social Media’ 

age, the way generations communicate is now more diverse 

than ever. 

Like everything there are pros and cons and, as the 

title of this weeks missive would suggest, I’m concerning myself with 

Twitter. The social phenomenon has certainly made its mark and, for 

many people, is becoming their primary means of communication, 

which is fine, each to their own, live and let live. 

My use of Twitter is purely as a news gathering tool in a time 

where more and more unique news is being usurped by homogenised, 

one-size-fits-all feeds from news services at the expense of individual 

journalists. This is not confined to racing, it is happening to newspapers 

around the world at a frightening rate. 

Only on Thursday we saw what I call the 

good side of Twitter with Troy Corstens of 

Malua Racing using the medium to announce 

the sale of a 50% stake in the VRC Oaks (Gr 

1, 2500m) winner Mosheen (Fastnet Rock), 

quick and simple, name, rank, serial number, 

information that we wanted and that was that. 

Anne-Marie O’Brien is another who is extremely 

proficient on Twitter, sometimes ‘tweeting’ from 

the paddock while a Ballydoyle horse is being 

unsaddled. 

Fantastic and, in a world that is becoming 

more and more condensed, any new avenue of 

accessing news is a good thing. 

There are many within racing using Twitter 

for similar reasons however, there is a darker 

side to Twitter, a more unpleasant use that increasingly more people 

seem to be resorting to. 

In recent weeks there have been users engaging in what I would 

call unwise use of the medium. A racing administrator calling a jockey 

‘inarticulate and ineffective’, praising betting on betting exchanges 

and questioning the merits of a 47-time Group winning trainer 

because a horse has gone to another trainer and improved, members 

of the media engaging in tit-for-tat exchanges that have more of an 

edge to them than just witty banter of a jocular nature that most take 

as a bit of fun and give as good as they receive. 

Fortunately the slur on the Melbourne Cup winning trainer was 

made public on Radio Sport National by Alf Matthews and the outrage 

at the message saw the ‘tweeter’ quickly issue an apology on Twitter. 

However the trainer concerned is yet to have a face-to-face apology. 


twits and twitter 

In a world that 

is becoming 

more and more 

condensed, any 

new avenue of 

accessing news 

is a good thing 


By Darryl Sherer 

Social media is one thing, common courtesy and decency seemingly 

non-existent in the brave new world of communication. 

Like the blog sites that hide behind anonymity and cowardly attack 

any individual they fancy without having the backbone to put a name 

to their bigoted views, increasingly Twitter is being used by people 

looking to impose their own, often narrow-minded, point of views on 

others or simply as an avenue to be rude and abusive then the whole 

concept of free speech takes on a whole new perspective. 

This darker, more sinister side of things is on the increase. For 

me personally, I have never issued a personal tweet (and have no 

intention to), and do not converse with anyone via Twitter, so I do not 

really get involved, other than use it as the occasional news resource. 

That does not make me weird; I am one of 

many that do the same. 

I have friends and colleagues that do use 

Twitter. A lot. And more and more I am being 

shown threads of ‘Tweets’ on racing and 

breeding issues that are increasingly more 

abusive, increasingly more virulent. In several 

cases statements have been made in public 

that are simply slanderous and defamatory. 

It can only be a matter of time before a 

legal case is commenced over comments 

aired in public using social media, whether it be 

Twitter, Facebook, a personal blog or website. 

The defence of ‘it was only a bit of fun’ or that 

well worn ‘I was taken out of context’ will need 

to be more than watertight. 

There would appear to still be a 

misconception that if it’s on the internet then it’s different and the 

normal laws of the land that apply to traditional media do not count. 

But, for all you out there that hide behind a hash tag and dish the 

dirt, beware, because the laws of the land do apply. So grow up and 

use the resource properly and if you have a problem with someone, 

try an old fashioned method that used to be quite in vogue. Talk to 

them face to face. 


5 SOuTh AfRICAN NEwS 

The magic of the Australian-bred Igugu (Galileo) is set 

to be on display once again when the Mike de Kock- 

trained mare runs in the pinnacle of the Cape’s Sizzling 

Summer Season, the R2.5m J & B Met (Gr 1, 2000m) at 

Kenilworth on Saturday, writes Liesl King of Thoroughbred News. 

The four-year-old by one of the world’s best sires Galileo 

(Sadler’s Wells) will start as one of the shortest-priced favourites 

for the J & B Met in years with the feeling being that the rest of the 

field may be running for the minor races, albeit that they are also 

valuable with stakes paid down to tenth place. 

Igugu’s preparation has not been without difficulty for de Kock. 

The mare has not run since 4 December when she won the Ipe 

Tombi Challenge Stakes (Gr 2) over 1600m at Turffontein. Although 

she won that race in facile fashion by five and a quarter lengths she 

then picked up a respiratory infection and missed a week of work. 

However, over the infection and safely down in Cape Town after 

the long float trip from Johannesburg, de Kock is pleased with 

her condition. “She travelled well, obviously she has a respiratory 

infection about three or four weeks ago, so it has not been plan 

sailing, but clinically she is perfect,” he said. “The trip has been 

good. They spent about 18 hours on the float down, but it is 

something she has done before.” 

Igugu is stabled in the Kenilworth Quarantine Station situated 

in the middle of the course due to an outbreak of African Horse 

Sickness within regulation range of 30km from de Kock’s 

Randjesfontein training stables. 

This is not ideal from a practical aspect for the stable as all 

horses in the station are locked into their stables two hours before 

night fall and are not allowed out until two hours after sunrise as 

the culicoides midge that transports African Horse Sickness is a 

nocturnal insect. 

Inside the stables all incoming air is controlled to kill parasites 

and insects with sufficient pressure to ensure when the doors are 

opened that the controlled air pushes out preventing incoming 

unwanted live insects under vector protected conditions. 

The stable can only have access to Igugu and her stablemates 

from Johannesburg when the regulations permit, however they are 

allowed to work on the Kenilworth track itself. 



south afrIcan news 

The Magic of Igugu 

De Kock worries about the valuable Igugu left for longer periods 

than he would like: “She is an uptight filly as Galileo’s can be. She 

Igugu GOLD CIRCLE IMAGES 

gets very sweaty and that is not ideal, but she is that way inclined 

so she is not acting out of the ordinary,” he went on. 

A lack of a natural pacemaker in the race, apart from Igugu 

herself, holds no fears for de Kock, “I think that suits us and she 

can take the pace up and be right on it.” 

Igugu’s race performance makes it easy to understand de 

Kock’s confidence in the ability of the mare to race wherever she 

wants. As a three-year-old, after being the first filly to win the South 

African Triple Crown, she took on the older horses in the Durban 

July (Gr 1) over 2200m at Greyville under similar weight conditions 

to The J & B Met. 

Carrying 55kg that day under stable jockey Anthony Delpech 

the mare raced against the older horses and dominated from start 

to finish. After racing just behind the leaders, Delpech sent her 

forward with 400m to run and she took the lead and sustained the 

run all the way to the line for a length victory. 

On Saturday Igugu has 57kg with an ideal barrier seven for 

Delpech to send her forward for a similar performance. Bred by Kia- 

Ora Stud and owned by Sheikh Mohammed Bin Khalifa Al Maktoum 

the mare has raced 11 times for nine wins and two places, with 

stakes to-date of R4.2m. 

“I firmly believe she is world class and I would love to have her 

in Dubai for this carnival. I just think she is going to get better and 

she is ideal for Saturday,” summed up de Kock after Igugu’s work 

on Thursday at Kenilworth. 


6 INTERNATIONAL SALES NEwS 

The average and aggregate increased slightly on last 

year’s figures on the opening day of the Cape Premier 

Yearling Sale, with nine lots fetching seven figure 

prices. The session topper was Lot 60, a Trippi colt, 

who was sold to Form Bloodstock for R1,700,000, not quite 

reaching the heights of last year’s top lot, who fetched R2.3million. 

Consigned by Highlands Stud, as agent, the colt is out of the 

winner Destination Mars (Coronado’s Quest) and is likely to go 

into training with Mike de Kock. 

Many International faces were present, with Tom Goff of 

Blandford Bloodstock paying R800,000 for a Silvano filly, Anthony 

Stroud going to R500,000 for a Captain Al colt and Peter Doyle 

and Tina Rau signing for two lots each. 

The Australian-bred Musir (Redoute’s Choice) could not 

have been more impressive when winning the Al Rashidiya 

(Gr 2), the 1800m turf feature at Meydan on Thursday 

evening, in front of a large crowd, which included His 

Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice-President 

and Prime Minster of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai. 

Jockey Christophe Soumillon oozed confidence throughout on the 

Mike de Kock-trained five-year-old son of Redoute’s Choice, who was 

following up an equally impressive win in the Al Maktoum Challenge 

Round I (Gr 3, 1600m all-weather) on his previous start. 

Having his first turf start in Dubai, de Kock’s charge was carrying 

a penalty having won a valuable turf prize in Turkey last year and 

looks a horse for the others to fear throughout the 2012 Dubai World 

Cup Carnival. 



InternatIonal sales news 

Figures Solid on First Day of Yearling Sale 

Never far off the pace under Soumillon, he eased to the front 

early in the straight and never looked in danger afterwards. De Kock 

is currently in South Africa and Soumillon said: “This is my favourite 

horse as he gave me my first big wins in Dubai. There was no pace 

in the race at all and that has suited him as he has such good 

acceleration. We think he is better on grass than [the all-weather] 

and hopefully a genuine Dubai Duty Free contender.” 

The second day of the sale got underway on Friday with 

one of the first lots through the ring, a Jet Master filly, a half sister 

to the Champion Jay Peg (Camden Park) selling for R2.2million to 

John Freeman. Full results will appear in tomorrow’s issue. 

saLe statistics day one 

2012 2011 

Catalogued 150 150 

Sold 122 (81%) 111 (74%) 

Aggregate R49,725,000 R44,615,000 

Average R407,582 R401,937 

median R300,000 R300,000 

Meydan revIew 

Impressive Al Rashidiya Win for Musir 

Owned and bred by Sheikh Mohamed bin Khalifa Al Maktoum, 

Musir is the first foal out of Dizzy De Lago (Encosta De Lago), who 

hails from the family of the sires King Kamehameha (Kingmambo) 

and The Deputy (Old Dudley). 

Singapore-based trainer Steven Burridge is enjoying a remarkable 

Carnival and the three-year-old Dark Matter (Stratum) recorded his 

second win of 2012 with victory in the 1400m turf Dubai Duty Free 

handicap under Ted Durcan. Remarkably, Burridge has now saddled 

four winners from only five runners. 

Durcan said: “That is a good effort from a young horse against 

seasoned handicappers. The UAE 2,000 Guineas in a fortnight is his 

aim after he won the trial race a fortnight ago.” 

Dark Matter is a graduate of the Magic Millions Premier Yearling 

Sale. He was purchased by Len Treloar for $140,000. 

RELATED LINkS 

Dubai Duty Free Handicap replay http://www.youtube.com/ 

watch?v=415hbYFNuYk 

Al Rashidiya replay http://www.youtube.com/ 

watch?v=bQdflDcmH-Y 

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Exchange Rate $1 = R8.29 




7 1 fIRST FIRST CROp CROP STALLIONS 

Monday 13 June 2011 ANZ 

FIRST CROP STALLION PROFILE 

Sir Percy 

Sir Percy - Mark of Esteem 

- Percy’s Lass by Blakeney 

YOB: 2003 

COlOuR: Bay 

HEigHt: 16.0hh 

StAnDing At: 

Rich Hill Stud, New Zealand 

FEE HiStORY: 

2011: NZ$15,000 (+GST) 

2010: NZ$15,000 (+GST) 

2009: NZ$15,000 (+GST) 2 

RACE RECORD 

Age Runs 1st 2nd 3rd Earnings 

2 4 4 - - £201,632 

3 3 1 1 - £811,711 

4 3 - - - £136,351 

Totals: 10 5 1 - £1,149,694 

At 2 : Newmarket Dewhurst S., Gr.1 (7f beating Horatio 

Nelson and Opera Cape), Goodwood Vintage S., Gr.2 

(7f beating Cool Creek and Black Charmer), Royal 

Sussex Regiment 2YO Maiden S. (6f), Salisbury New 

Wiltshire Stand Champagne Auction 2YO S. (6f) 

At 3 : The Derby, Gr.1 (1½m beating Dragon Dancer and 

Dylan Thomas), 2d The Two Thousand Guineas, Gr.1 

(1m to George Washington and beating Olympian 

Odyssey), 4th Nad al Sheba Dubai Sheema Classic S., 

Gr.1 (2400m) 

Second on The 2005 European 2YO Classification. 

Annual Timeform Rating: 122 (at 2), 129 (at 3), 122 (at 4). 

SIR PERCY 

Bay horse Foaled in 2003 

Sire Darshaan Shirley Heights Mill Reef 

MARK OF ESTEEM (IRE) Delsy Abdos 

1993 Homage Ajdal Northern Dancer 

Home Love Vaguely Noble 

Dam Blakeney Hethersett Hugh Lupus 

PERCY'S LASS Windmill Girl Hornbeam 

1984 Laughing Girl Sassafras Sheshoon 

Violetta Pinza 

MARK OF ESTEEM (IRE) (Bay 1993-Stud 1997). 4 wins-1 at 2-at 7f, 1m, The Two 

Thousand Guineas, Gr.1. Sire of 624 rnrs, 372 wnrs, 30 SW, inc. Sir Percy (The Derby, 

Gr.1), Reverence, Bribon, Ameerat, High Accolade, Uraib, Ilsanpietro, Ordnance Row, 

Redback, Embossed, Needlecraft, African Dream, Millennium Dragon, Barney McGrew, 

Spring Oak, Pedra Pompas, Polly's Mark, Gravitas, Tessa Reef, Mr Mahoganeigh - 

Jacobee (H.K.), Sir Oscar, Bad Guy, etc. 

1st dam 

PERCY'S LASS, by Blakeney. 5 wins-3 at 2-from 6f to 11f, Kempton September S., Gr.3, 

Newbury Sir Charles Clore Memorial S., L, Ascot Holsten Pils Nursery H., 2d Newmarket 

Pretty Polly S., L, York Galtres S., L, 3d Newmarket Sun Chariot S., Gr.2. Sister to 

Percy's Girl, half-sister to BRAISWICK. Dam of eight named foals, seven to race, five 

winners, inc:- 

SIR PERCY (c. by Mark of Esteem). 5 wins. See below. 

Blue Lion (g. by Lomond). 3 wins at 1m, 1!m, Sandown Bison 75th Anniversary Conditions 

S., 2d Ascot Kasikci Diamonds Conditions S., Newbury Avebury Conditions S., 3d Ayr 

Scottish Classic S., Gr.3, Newbury Elizabeth Ferrigno Wedding Anniversary S., 

Newmarket Severals Conditions S., York Micklegate Conditions S. 

Love Token (f. by Mark of Esteem). 3 wins from 9f to 11f, Curragh Irish Stallion Farms Fillies 

H., 2d Leopardstown Mount Eagle S., 4th Cork Give Thanks S., L. 

Lady Karr (f. by Mark of Esteem). Winner at 1"m, 3d York TSG H. Dam of- 

MIKHAIL GLINKA (Galileo). 3 wins-2 at 2-from 8"f to 2m, £45,144, US$396, #134,846, 

169,688Dhs, Royal Ascot Queen's Vase, Gr.3, Leopardstown Eyrefield S., L, 2d 

Criterium de Saint-Cloud, Gr.1, Meydan Asset Management H., 3d Leopardstown 

Ballysax S., Gr.3, Meydan Etisalat 4G H., 4th Meydan DRC Gold Cup S., Gr.3, 

Sandown Fortune S., L. 

Norvin (g. by Nashwan). Winner at 25f. 

Lion Tower (c. by Soviet Star). Placed at 3. 

Lionne (f. by Darshaan). Unraced. Dam of- 

GRACE O'MALLEY (Refuse to Bend). 3 wins-1 at 2-at 7f, 1"m, £2,488, #196,217, Cork 

Noblesse S., Gr.3-twice, Curragh Keatley Equine Groundcare 2YO S., 3d Naas Blue 

Wind S., Gr.3, Navan Vintage Crop S., L, 4th Irish Oaks, Gr.1. 

JADALEE (Desert Prince). 4 wins-1 at 2-from 10!f to 15f, Goodwood March S., L, 

Newmarket Racecourses.co.uk H., 2d Goodwood Gordon S., Gr.3, Newmarket Bahrain 

Trophy, L. 

Coeur de Lionne. 4 wins at 11f, 1"m, Newmarket Sportingbet H., Kempton Michael 

O'Leary H., Expedite H., 2d Goodwood Bluesquare.com H., Lingfield Marsh Green H., 

3d Sandown That's Better H., Kempton Christmas Party Nights H. 

Alexander Duchess. 2 wins at 2, Leopardstown Irish Stallion Farms Premier Nursery H., 2d 

Curragh Irish Stallion Farms Summer H. Dam of- 

Scarlet Rocks. 4 wins-3 at 2-to 6f to 2011, 2d Windsor Weatherbys Bank 2YO S., 4th 

Sandown National S., L. 

Great Idea. Winner at 2, 2d Down Royal Ulster Oaks. Dam of- 

Crystal Idea. Winner at 1m, Curragh Irish Stallion Farms S., 2d Leopardstown Live on 

Stage After Racing S., Coronas Live After Racing S. 

Nice Style. 5 wins from 1m to 10$f to 2011, 3d Kempton Christmas Parties H., Curragh 

Newmarketracecourse.co.uk S. 

Hall Hee. 2 wins at 1m. 

2nd dam 

Laughing Girl, by Sassafras. Winner at 1!m, Goodwood Lupe S., 2d York Galtres S., L, 4th 

The Oaks, Gr.1, Doncaster Park Hill S., Gr.2. Half-sister to FAVOLETTA, FURIOSO, 

Velotta, Good Lassie, Parthica. Dam of 10 foals, 9 to race, 7 winners, inc:- 

BRAISWICK (King of Spain). 5 wins from 1m to 11f, £92,582, US$207,900, Woodbine EP 

Taylor S., Gr.1, Newmarket Sun Chariot S., Gr.2, Haydock Rose of Lancaster S., Gr.3, 

Chester Cheshire Oaks, L, 3d Curragh Pretty Polly S., Gr.2, 4th Curragh Tattersalls Gold 

Cup, Gr.2, Haydock Lancashire Oaks, Gr.3. Dam of- 

ICKLINGHAM (Sadler's Wells). 4 wins from 1!m to 2m, £975, #105,605, Navan Vintage 

Crop S., L, Curragh Peter Byrne Kildare H., Leopardstown Www.leopardstown.com H., 

Curragh Joe Morrisey S., 2d Curragh Newbridge Travel & Tours S., 3d Navan Vintage 

Crop S., L, Leopardstown Milltown H. 

Prickwillow. Winner at 1!m. Dam of- 

AUTUMN WEALTH (Cadeaux Genereux). 3 wins from 1!m to 1"m, Haydock Pinnacle 

S., L, 2d Yarmouth Lady Godiva S., L, 3d Doncaster Gillies S., L, 4th Newbury 

Chalice S., L. Producer. 

EDITORIAL editor@anzbloodstocknews.com 

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2 8 fIRST FIRST CROp CROP STALLIONS 

OvERviEw 

Sir Percy broke his maiden on the first time of asking at 

Goodwood over six furlongs. He then went on to land a 

conditions race at Salisbury, again over six furlongs. 

His Group race debut was in the Vintage Stakes (Gr 

2, 7f) at Glorious Goodwood, which he won in a close finish. He 

finished his juvenile season with a win in one of Europe’s best twoyear-old 

races - the Dewhurst Stakes (Gr 1, 7f). 

The first race of his three-year-old season was the 2,000 

Guineas (Gr 1, 1m), where he finished second behind the ill-fated 

George Washington (Danehill). His next start was in the second leg 

COvERing StAtiStiCS 

SAlE RESultS 


Saturday Monday 28 January 13 June 2012 2011 ANZ 

of the English Triple Crown, the Derby (Gr 1, 1m4f), which he won 

in impressive style. 

He retired the winner of five of his ten starts with £1,149,291 

in prize money. 

Sir Percy saw his first juveniles hit the racecourse in Europe 

last year and they were topped by the Montrose Stakes (Listed, 

1m) winner Coquet. 

The best son of Darley’s Mark Of Esteem (Darshaan), victor 

of the 2,000 Guineas (Gr 1, 1m) and Queen Elizabeth II Stakes 

(Gr 1, 1m), Sir Percy is out of the September Stakes (Gr 3, 1m4f) 

winner Percy’s Lass (Blakeney). Percy’s Lass is a half sister to the 

E P Taylor Stakes (Gr 1, 1m2f) winner Braiswick (King Of Spain) and 

this is also the family of the Irish 2000 Guineas (Gr 1, 1m) hero 

Favoletta (Baldric). 

Season Mares Foals Foals Slipped Mares No Returns Mares Missed Fertility % 

Covered Living & Dead Exported Dead Mares 

2009 72 53 6 2 0 0 11 84.29% 

2010 79 2 0 1 75 0 0 100.00% 

Total 151 55 6 3 75 0 11 84.72% 

Comp Code Year Type Colour Sex Dam Vendor Buyer Price 

NZB KBM 2011 WNG b c Biennale Rich Hill Stud Mr PA Willetts 56,000 

MM MGL 2011 WNG b f Luna Scene Kitchwin Hills Withdrawn 0 

NZB KBM 2011 WNG b c Faustina Curraghmore Stud Withdrawn 0 

Sales codes: Type: Ylg - Yearling, Wng - Weanling 

MGL – MM Gold Coast National Weanling 

IMU – Inglis Melbourne August Mixed 

KBM – NZB Broodmare & Weanling 

ISW – Inglis Sydney Weanling & Mixed 


9 SINGApORE fRIDAy 

New Zealand jockey Opie Bosson did not let his chance 

to return to the winner’s enclosure slip by when he 

booted home hotpot Californian Star (California Dane) 

in Race 1 on Friday, writes Michael Lee. 

Sponsored by two stables namely trainers Mark Walker 

and Bruce Marsh, the leading hoop got off to a promising start on 

New Year’s Day with a riding double aboard Flying Fulton (Flying 

Spur) and Red Beard (Zenno Rob Roy). While many thought he 

would be unstoppable, the wins have since dried up to the point 

he still had only those two wins on board going into Friday’s night 

meeting. 

With the Marsh-trained Californian Star, a smart debut second 

to the impressive Speedy Cat (Scardee Cat), as his first booking, 

Bosson knew he could not afford to let this one get away if he 

wanted to keep up a healthy strike rate. 

Backed down to $6 favourite on the strength of his debut 

race on 8 January when he tried to make all in a 1100m race, 

but was left without an answer when the well-named Speedy Cat 

came strolling by, Californian Star was considered a moral to go 

one better, especially given the lack of depth in the $65,000 

Restricted Maiden (2&3YO) race over 1000m. 

The race did go to script from the word go with Californian Star 

easily taking up the running to dictate his terms before swinging 

for home as the one to run down. Mighty Creation (Untouchable) 

did send a shiver down a few spines when he loomed up as a 

threat at the 200m, but Californian Star eased over the line an 

easy one and three quarter length winner. 

Mighty Creation had to settle for second place with the third 

Bold Bid (Danerich) more than three lengths away. The winning 

time was 59.52secs. 

Marsh said Californian Star was a lovely sprinter type who 

would have disappointed had he got beaten on Friday. 

“After his second to Speedy Cat, you wouldn’t think he would 

get beaten today. He’s a horse who has shown a lot from the 

start. 


sIngapore frIday 

Bosson Strikes Twice 


“He’s a very laid-back type of horse. Oscar [Chavez] who rode 

him in his work told me he tends to wait for the opposition before 

he takes off again. 

“He’s not fully matured yet and hopefully that first win will 

boost his confidence. I may look for a Novice race next for him 

and I hope Speedy Cat wins his next race as he wouldn’t be 

eligible anymore then!” 

Californian Star cost A$29,000 at the Inglis Classic Yearling 

Sale when selling to Paul Willetts Bloodstock and is raced by 

Cheah Kim Teck and Tudor Lodge Racing Stable. 

kRANJI (SNG) GOOD 

R1: RESTRICTED MAIDEN (2+3YO) (WEIGHT FOR AGE), 

$65000, 1000m. 

1. CALIfORNIAN STAR (AuS) (3 b g California Dane (AuS) - 

Snipped In The Bud (AUS)). T: Rb Marsh J: O Bosson 

2. mighty Creation (AuS) (3 b g Untouchable (AUS) - 

Warshawsky (AUS)). 

3. Bold Bid (AuS) (3 b g Danerich (AUS) - Moving (AUS)). 

Margins: 1.8 lens, 3.5 lens. Time: 59.52. 

R2: CLASS 4 (2), $55000, 1100m. 

1. ShINkANSEN (AuS) (6 b g falvelon (AuS) - Quelle Romance 

(FR)). T: S Chua J: J Moreira 

2. Thisisit (AuS) (3 b g Churchill Downs (AUS) - Last Minute 

(AUS)). 

3. Steven (NZ) (5 b g Elusive City (USA) - Goodwood Jazz 

(IRE)). 

Margins: 3.3 lens, 2.3 lens. Time: 1:05.53. 

R3: CLASS 5, $35000, 1600m. 

1. BENGAwAN (NZ) (7 b g D’cash (AuS) - La Compari (NZ)). 

T: S Chua J: I Saifudin 

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10 SINGApORE RESuLTS 

2. yarradale Star (AuS) (3 b g Nadeem (AUS) - Girl In A Storm 

(AUS)). 

3. Triple Goals ( L. COSmIC VANGuARD ) (AuS) (5 b g Danewin 

(AUS) - Golden Tack (NZ)). 


R4: CLASS 4, $55000, 1600m. 

1. QuINTA DE LAGO (AuS) (6 b g Encosta De Lago (AuS) - 

Slip Sliding (USA)). T: L Laxon J: J Moreira 

2. El perigo (AuS) (4 b g Starcraft (NZ) - Patronella (AUS)). 

3. Lockdown (AuS) (7 ch g Jeune (GB) - Ni Night (AUS)). 


R5: MAIDEN, $35000, 1100m. 

1. CALIfORNIAN GIRL (AuS) (3 br f Danerich (AuS) - Tribal 

Dancer (AUS)). T: Rb Marsh J: O Bosson 

2. Cool Luke (NZ) (3 b g One Cool Cat (USA) - Keepable 

(NZ)). 

3. primitive Instinct (AuS) (3 br g Falvelon (AUS) - Miss Diaz 

(AUS)). 


R6: NOVICE (SET WEIGHTS), $65000, 1200m. 

1. SpEEDy CAT (NZ) (3 b g Scaredee Cat (NZ) - Lane Cove 

(NZ)). T: Hw Tan J: J Powell 

2. kompressor ( L. T C CELTIC ) (uSA) (3 b g Full Mandate 

(USA) - Caught Kissing (USA)). 

3. Baby face (AuS) (3 b c Noverre (USA) - Honeymoon Hotel 

(AUS)). 


Saturday 28th January 

bloodstock 

2012 InglIs Melbourne PreMIer YearlIng sale 

27, 28, 29 February & 1 March | oaklands, Melbourne 

ANy GIVEN SATuRDAy (uSA) 

Saturday Skies (AuS) (br g ex Any Given Saturday (USA) by 

Panoramic Skies (AUS)) 

R2: Ascot, 2yo Westspeed 2yo Plate, 1000m 

CASINO pRINCE (AuS) 

Diavel (AuS) (b g ex Casino Prince (AUS) by Madam Bligh 

(AUS)) 

R2: Canterbury, 2yo Inglis Aust. Easter Yearl. Plt, 1200m 



R7: CLASS 5, $35000, 1200m. 

1. hILARy (NZ) (3 b f falkirk (NZ) - Tina (NZ)). T: L Laxon 

J: J Moreira 

2. Atlixco (ARG) (4 ch g Pure Prize (USA) - Endora (ARG)). 

3. Top Three (NZ) (4 b g Stravinsky (USA) - Esperance (NZ)). 


R8: CLASS 3, $75000, 1000m. 

1. pALOmBARO (NZ) (6 b g Rusty Spur (uSA) - On Leave 

(NZ)). T: Rb Marsh J: O Bosson 

2. kaiser (AuS) (3 b g Seidnazar (AUS) - One Wink (AUS)). 

3. Squall Line (NZ) (6 br g My Halo (ARG) - Tremble (NZ)). 


R9: CLASS 4 (1), $55000, 1100m. 

1. DOLLhOuSE (AuS) (4 b m Snitzel (AuS) - Alisa Free (AUS)). 

T: D Baertschiger J: App Sh Low 

2. magic Diva (NZ) (4 ch m Sandtrap (USA) - Marlanda Star 

(NZ)). 

3. Xin Treasure (AuS) (3 ch g Flying Pegasus (AUS) - Rossa 

Regina (AUS)). 

Margins: 2.8 lens, 1 len. Time: 1:05.30. 

DANEhILL EXpRESS (AuS) 

Strike Two (AuS) (b/br g ex Danehill Express (AUS) by Marwell 

Lady (AUS)) 


huSSON LIGhTNING (AuS) 

weekend Rustler (AuS) (b c ex Husson Lightning (AUS) by My 

Crystal Star (AUS)) 


SOLDIER’S TALE (uSA) 

fine Copper (AuS) (ch f ex Soldier’s Tale (USA) by Lomas 

Bayas (AUS)) 


VITAL EQuINE (IRE) 

unpretentious Lass (AuS) (gr f ex Vital Equine (IRE) by Wongkaew 

(AUS)) 



11 RESuLTS 

StAKES RESuLt 

Australia Stakes (Gr 2) 

$200,000, Moonee Valley (VIC)3yo+, 1200m, Good(3). 

1. BLACk CAVIAR (AuS) 5 br m, 56.5 kg 

Bel Esprit (AuS) - Helsinge (AUS), by Desert Sun (GB) 

2nd dam: Scandinavia by Snippets 

3rd dam: Song of Norway by Vain 

O: G J & Mrs K J Wilkie, Werrett Bloodstock P/L Synd (Mgr: N 

Werrett), C & Mrs J Madden, P Hawkes & D M & Mrs J Taylor 

B: Mr R Jamieson VIC T: P G Moody J: L Nolen 

$210,000 Inglis Melbourne Premier Yearling Sale 

2. Zedi knight (AuS) 7 ch g, 58.5 kg 

Zeditave (AuS) - Sly Sandra (AUS), by Sealed Bid (NZ) 

B: Mr C J Dow; Mr K Lubeck; Mr A Cresswell; Mr G Guthrie; Mr 

T Hatfield; Mr P Bonney T: B J Mccarthy J: J Mott 

$35,000 Inglis Melbourne Premier Yearling Sale 

3. Doubtful Jack (AuS) 5 b g, 58.5 kg 

Not A Single Doubt (AuS) - Tootsie Roll (AUS), by Marscay 

(AUS) 

B: Mr DP Bentata NSW T: P G Moody J: J Benbow 

$100,000 Magic Millions Premier Yearling Sale 

Margins: 4.3 lens, 4.5 lens. Time: 1:09.44 (last 600m 33.51). 

Betting: $1.05, $31, $51. 

Also ran: Rock Classic (AUS), Sound Journey (AUS) & Hollowlea 

(AUS), last. 


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1st dam: Helsinge. Unraced. Dam of:- 

2006 f. BLACk CAVIAR, by Bel Esprit.Horse of the Year in 

Australia in 2010-11. Champion Sprinter in Australia in 

2010-11. 17 wins-2 at 2-at 1000m, 1200m, A$4,501,050, 

to 2011-12, VRC Newmarket H., Gr.1, ATC TJ Smith S., Gr.1, 

VRC Patinack Classic, Gr.1-twice, Lightning S., Gr.1, BRC 

BTC Cup, Gr.1, MVRC William Reid S., Gr.1, VRC Danehill 

S., Gr.2, MRC Schillaci S., Gr.2-twice, MVRC Schweppes 

S., Gr.2-twice, Stanley Wootton S., Gr.2-twice, MRC Blue 

Sapphire S., L, MVRC William Crockett S, L, VRC Cromwell 

H. 

2007 c. Moshe, by Bel Esprit. 3 wins at 1000m, A$86,201, 

in 2010-11, MVRC Mayoral Charity Community H., Moreton 

Hire H., 4th ATC Fireball H., L. 

2009 c. Cosmopol, by Casino Prince. Unraced. 

2010 f. by Redoute’s Choice. 

2011 c. by Redoute’s Choice. 



MEtROPOLItAN MEEtINGS 

mOONEE VALLEy (VIC) Good(3) 

R1: Mitchelton Wines Hcp (72), $50000, 1600m. 

1. ROLLERBALL (NZ) (3 br g O’reilly (NZ) - Dehere Today (AUS)). 

T: R W Smerdon J: M Zahra 

2. Deductible (NZ) (3 b g Savabeel (AUS) - Vanessatheundressa 

(NZ)). 

$145,000 New Zealand Bloodstock Premier Yearling Sale 10 

3. Depot Beach (AuS) (3 ch g Stratum (AUS) - Sedoso (AUS)). 


R2: Aquanas Foods Hcp (82), $50000, 3000m. 

1. TOOLE (AuS) (7 b g Super Jet (uSA) - Keisha (AUS)). 

T: Mark Jackson J: J Duffy 

2. Sliced (AuS) (5 ch g Galileo (IRE) - Racy Smytzer (NZ)). 

$160,000 Inglis Premier Yearling Sale 08 

3. Sophistication (AuS) (8 b/br g Brahms (USA) - Our Sovelda 

(NZ)). 

$80,000 Magic Millions Conrad Jupiters Yearling Sale 05 


R3: Corporate Interiors Aust. (78), $80000, 1000m. 

1. ZIppA ThE RIppA (NZ) (3 b f pins (AuS) - Pernod (NZ)). 

T: D A Hayes J: J Noonan 

$250,000 NZB Premier Yearling Sale Yearling 10 

2. Strike The Tiger (AuS) (4 b/br g Bel Esprit (AUS) - Bonnie 

Lassy (AUS)). 

Psd $22,000 Res $30,000 Magic Millions Tasmanian Yearling 

Sale 

3. Lone Star (AuS) (4 b h Stratum (AUS) - Coogee Crown (NZ)). 

Margins: 1.8 lens, 1.3 lens. Time: 57.91 (last 600m 34.51). 

R5: Essendon Mazda 55 Hcp, $55000, 955m. 

1. CENTEXpRESS (NZ) (7 b m Centaine (AuS) - Brooke’s Express 

(AUS)). T: Heath Conners J: Ms T Rodder 

Psd $21,000 Res $25,000 New Zealand Bloodstock Select 

Yearling Sale 06 

2. Ravenous Lass (AuS) (4 ch m Stratum (AUS) - Munchie 

(AUS)). 

Psd $35,000 Res $50,000 Inglis Premier Yearling Sale 09 

3. Bella’s Cry (AuS) (4 ch m Street Cry (IRE) - Bella Senorina 

(AUS)). 



12 RESuLTS 

R6: Sportingbet Carlyon Classic, $100000, 2040m. 

1. pOwER O’RAyLEE (AuS) (4 br m O’reilly (NZ) - La Banca 

(NZ)). T: P G Moody J: L Nolen 

$95,000 New Zealand Bloodstock South Island Mixed Sale 

09 

2. Our Serena (AuS) (5 br m Fantastic Light (USA) - Tygry 

(USA)). 

$24,000 Magic Millions National Yearling Sale 08 

3. winged Charm (AuS) (5 b m Hawk Wing (USA) - True Charm 

(AUS)). 

Margins: 4 lens, 1.3 lens. Time: 2:04.52 (last 600m 35.30). 

R7: Printhouse Group Hcp (78), $50000, 1600m. 

1. OREGON SpIRIT (AuS) (4 br g Bel Esprit (AuS) - Oregon Seal 

(NZ)). T: P G Moody J: J Benbow 

2. Laspiel (AuS) (7 ch g Singspiel (IRE) - La Flamina (IRE)). 

$95,000 Inglis Classic Yearling Sale 06 

3. Scenic Scene (AuS) (10 b g Scenic (IRE) - Social Scene 

(AUS)). 

Margins: 1 len, 2.3 lens. Time: 1:36.49 (last 600m 35.38). 




R8: Andrews & Parker Furn. Hcp-72, $80000, 1200m. 

1. kOONOOmOO (AuS) (4 b m Dubleo (uSA) - Maximova (AUS)). 

T: P E Fell J: D Schmitt 

$10,000 Inglis Premier Yearling Sale 09 

2. Set The Course (AuS) (6 b h Bianconi (USA) - Ocean Tide 

(AUS)). 

3. Dad knows Best (AuS) (5 ch g Happy Giggle (AUS) - Emitella 

(AUS)). 

Margins: 2 lens, 0.2 lens. Time: 1:10.77 (last 600m 35.69). 

Dubleo 

Rising star from the family of Tapit 

tAB MEEtINGS 

ARAwA pARk (NZ) Dead 

R1: Waikato Stud Yearlings Mdn, NZ$5000, 1200m. 

1. hEXIE hAO (AuS) (ch g 3 hussonet (uSA) - Nassi Doll (AUS)). 

T: P J Williams J: M Vance 


R2: Tax Problems? Mdn, NZ$5000, 1200m. 

1. ShARp ‘N’ fAST (NZ) (b f 3 fast ‘N’ famous (AuS) - Sharp 

Point (USA)). T: M H Brosnan J: M T Coleman 


R3: Iles Casey Accountant Hcp (65), NZ$6000, 1200m. 

1. COmmETT (NZ) (ch g 3 No Excuse Needed (GB) - Ginja Gem 


(NZ)). T: J G Bary J: J B Mc Donald 

Margins: 0.2 lens, 3 lens. Time: 1:12.85. 

R4: Vero.Co.Nz Hcp (65), NZ$13000, 1560m. 

1. DE’COLLETAGE (NZ) (b m 5 Ekraar (uSA) - Cashcade (NZ)). 

T: J W Bell J: P T Holmes 


R5: Townley Trenching & Elec. Mdn, NZ$10000, 1560m. 

1. SOu’EAST (AuS) (b/br f 3 Southern Image (uSA) - Femmebot 

(NZ)). T: G N Nicholson J: R J Hannam 


R6: Atkinson Plumbing Hcp (75), NZ$7000, 1400m. 

1. ZANkuRO (NZ) (br g 4 Zenno Rob Roy (JpN) - Deebee Belle 

(NZ)). T: D G Sellwood J: C E Lammas 


R7: Ron Kusabs Memorial Mdn, NZ$5000, 1400m. 

1. VIRGIN ISLANDS (NZ) (b f 3 O’reilly (NZ) - Virginia Key (IRE)). 

T: M P Baker J: L J Allpress 

Margins: 7 lens, 0.4 lens. Time: 1:27.65. 

R8: Creedence Clearwater Mdn, NZ$5000, 1950m. 

1. SpEEDy ROCkET (NZ) (b f 3 Darci Brahma (NZ) - Anakela Bay 

(IRE)). T: J L Mcvean J: M Tanaka 


ARmIDALE (NSw) Slow(6) 

R1: Armidale Cup 19/3/12 Mdn Plate, $10000, 1900m. 

1. LIBERAL’S kNIGhT (AuS) (ch g 4 Encosta De Lago (AuS) - 

Charmview (AUS)). T: Ms S Grills J: A Gibbons 


R2: Guyra Cup Day 4/3/12 Mdn Hcp, $10000, 1300m. 

1. pLAyITSTRAIGhT (AuS) (b g 4 foreplay (AuS) - Rio Melody 

(AUS)). T: B J Lockwood J: S Thurlow 

Margins: 0.2 lens, 2 lens. Time: 1:18.68. 

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R3: Schweppes Mdn Plate, $10000, 1100m. 

1. whITE STOCkING (AuS) (ch m 4 youthful Legs (uSA) - The 

Renfrew Bullet (AUS)). T: Ms S Grills J: Ms S Young 


R4: Hahn Super Dry Hcp (C1), $10000, 1100m. 

1. BENGAL ANGEL (AuS) (br f 3 Nadeem (AuS) - Foscat (AUS)). 

T: R N Godbolt J: T Treichel 


R5: X X X X Gold (Bm56), $10000, 1900m. 

1. LITTLE ADIA (AuS) (gr m 5 Alannan (uSA) - Pep Talk (NZ)). 

T: Ms L Selby J: P Romeo 



13 RESuLTS 

R6: Schweppes Hcp (C1), $10000, 1400m. 

1. NEw COLOSSuS (AuS) (b g 5 Statue Of Liberty (uSA) - Queen 

Of The Stage (AUS)). T: R J Knight J: M Powell 





R7: Walcha Cup Prelude (Bm65), $10000, 1300m. 

1. mT RAINIER (AuS) (br g 6 filante (NZ) - Tacoma (AUS)). T: 

C K Martin J: Ms J Drury 


R8: Hahn Premium Light (Bm50), $10000, 1100m. 

1. LENNy’S LOT (AuS) (b g 6 Conatus (AuS) - Clever Princess 

(AUS)). T: Luke Berger J: T Treichel 


CANBERRA (ACT) Good(3) 

R1: Kennards Hire Hcp, $14000, 1000m. 

1. LuRA (AuS) (b/br f 2 Domesday (AuS) - My Name’s Julia 

(AUS)). T: T Sergi J: M Travers 


R2: Alan Rummery Bookmaker Mdn, $14000, 1000m. 

1. ROmAN ALLIANCE (AuS) (b/br g 3 holy Roman Emperor 

(IRE) - Miracle Queen (AUS)). T: K R Dryden J: K Sweeney 


R3: Grass Fx (Bm70), $14000, 1000m. 

1. RAVNA GORA (AuS) (b/br g 6 monashee mountain (uSA) - 

Miss Thundercat (AUS)). T: Mick Miladinovic J: J Kissick 

Margins: 0.1 lens, 1 len. Time: 57.80 (last 600m 34.47). 

R4: Aust. Health & Safety P/L Mdn, $14000, 1400m. 

1. RAkE ThE BuNkER (AuS) (br g 4 footstepsinthesand (GB) - 

Ku De Tah (AUS)). T: G P Vella J: G Buckley 


R5: Richard Keeley Luton (Bm65), $14000, 1200m. 

1. ALBANA (AuS) (ch g 4 magic Albert (AuS) - Jadana (AUS)). 

T: T J Robinson J: J Grisedale 


Magic Albert 1991, 16.1hh 

Multiple Group winning Sprinter. Free of Northern Dancer blood 

YARRAMAN PARK 

R6: Dub Design Hcp (C1), $14000, 1400m. 

1. OuR BRIGhTEST STAR (AuS) (ch f 3 Snitzel (AuS) - Tristram 

Star (AUS)). T: N E Layt J: A Layt 


R7: G Upton & J Wiggan (Bm55), $14000, 1000m. 

1. SmOOTh hONOuRS (AuS) (b m 5 honours List (IRE) - Smooth 

Enchanter (NZ)). T: T J Mcilrick J: K Sweeney 



R8: Custom Security (Bm65), $14000, 1400m. 

1. NATCh CATCh (AuS) (b/br m 5 Catcher In The Rye (IRE) - 

Natural Time (AUS)). T: N J Olive J: B P Ward 


mORNINGTON (VIC) Dead(4) 

R1: Land Engineering Mdn Plate, $12000, 1021m. 

1. pOITIER (AuS) (br c 3 Redoute’s Choice (AuS) - Anigma 

(GB)). T: D A Hayes J: B Rawiller 


R2: Land Engineering Mdn Plate, $12000, 1227m. 

1. ROCkSAN (AuS) (b f 3 fastnet Rock (AuS) - Dianthus (AUS)). 

T: P G Moody J: L Currie 


R3: Adam Dower Memorial Mdn Plate, $12000, 1532m. 

1. CARAVAN SANG (AuS) (br m 4 Benicio (AuS) - Queen 

Moranbon (USA)). T: Robert Kingston J: P Mertens 


Benicio 

Classic Winner producing Classic Progeny 

R4: Land Engineering Hcp (62), $12000, 1532m. 

1. pALIO pRINCESS (AuS) (ch m 4 Tuscanos (AuS) - Black 

Widow (AUS)). T: M C Kent J: N Callow 



1. ThE SOuThERN (NZ) (b/br g 5 high Chaparral (IRE) - 

Kaapentyne (NZ)). T: C W Little J: N Callow 


R6: Matt Laurie Hcp (72), $12000, 1532m. 

1. VERIfICATION (AuS) (b g 4 Brief Truce (uSA) - Solamina 

(AUS)). T: J R Wheeler J: L Currie 


R7: Belmark Mornington S’feeds-58, $12000, 2050m. 

1. XAAR BEST (AuS) (br m 6 Xaar (GB) - Tiffany’s Best (AUS)). 

T: Mark Stephenson J: D Moor 



1. hEmINGwAy ROyALE (AuS) (b/br g 7 hemingway (IRE) - 

Dual Crown (AUS)). T: Shea Eden J: B Rawiller 


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14 GROup fIELDS 

hARCOuRTS ThORNDON mILE (Gr 1) 

$200,000, Trentham 3:26pm (NZ), Hcap, 1600m. 

1 BOOmING 1 59kg 

b g 7 Don Eduardo (NZ) - Beautiful Sea (NZ) (Grosvenor (NZ)) 

O: D R Frampton & Gkv Holdings Ltd 

B: Fayette Park Stud Ltd NZ T: J R Lynds J: M Tanaka 

$50,000, New Zealand Bloodstock Select Yearling Sale 06 

$33,000, New Zealand Bloodstock Weanling Sale 05 

2 JuSTANEXCuSE 4 58.5kg 

b g 5 No Excuse Needed (GB) - Aggressive (NZ) (Val Dansant 

(CAN)) 

O: Lincoln Farms Ltd 

B: S A Luey & Waikato Stud 2001 Ltd T: Ms L Latta J: D G 

Bradley 

$105,000, New Zealand Bloodstock Premier Yearling Sale 

08 

3 VONuSTI 12 58kg 

br g 7 Ustinov - Reasonably (Sound Reason (CAN)) 

O: P T J & T G O’Shea & R Patel 

B: Mrs E & J R Fairweather NZ T: T J Carter J: C K Ormsby 

Psd $15,000 Res $15,000, New Zealand Bloostock Select 


4 pLATINum pRINCESS 18 57.5kg 

b m 5 Keeper - Merle Park (USA) (Machiavellian (USA)) 

O: Lincoln Farms Ltd & N J McAlister 

B: Karreman Bloodstock Ltd T: Ms L Latta J: K A Myers 

$115,000, New Zealand Bloodstock Select Yearling Sale 

08 

5 pOSTmANS DAuGhTER 10 56kg 

b m 4 Postponed (USA) - Kinjabelle (NZ) (Kinjite (NZ)) 

O: D H Walker 

B: D H Walker T: D H Walker J: R Hutchings 

6 fINAL TOuCh 8 55.5kg 

br m 4 Kashani (USA) - My Lydia (Umatilla (NZ)) 

O: Mrs K G Parsons 

B: Mrs K G Parsons T: J F Parsons J: N G Harris 

7 ShEZ SINSATIONAL 7 55.5kg 

b m 4 Ekraar (USA) - Original Sin (NZ) (Shinko King (IRE)) 

O: A A Baeyertz, J P Goodin, G A Macdonald, G H Phillips & R 

W Sharrock 

B: Karaka Group Ltd T: S A Sharrock J: J B Mc Donald 

8 NOVEmBER RAIN 5 55kg 

b m 5 Stravinsky (USA) - Lady Teruko (USA) (Kris S. (USA)) 

O: Goodson & Perron Bloodstock Partnership 

B: Mrs J L Egan NZ T: R D Collett J: L G Innes 


08 

9 JOku 11 55kg 

br g 7 xaar (GB) - Biru Lang (USA) (Pine Bluff (USA)) 

O: B & D E Hurcomb, J G, Mrs M A & R J Litt 



frIday’s stakes fIelds 

B: Gooree Park Stud Pty Ltd NSW T: J G Litt J: J Parkes 

10 DATING 15 54kg 

br m 4 O’Reilly (NZ) - Mandate (NZ) (Sound Reason (CAN)) 

O: Waikato Stud 2001 Ltd 

B: Waikato Stud 2001 Ltd T: G A Rogerson J: M T Coleman 

11 SADIST 16 53.5kg 

ch g 4 Tale Of The Cat (USA) - Dominatrix (Marauding (NZ)) 

O: B M & Mrs C N Taylor 

B: Trelawney Stud T: J G Sargent J: M J Walker 

12 ALL IN TEmpO 13 53.5kg 

b g 6 Shinko King (IRE) - All In Tune (NZ) (Grosvenor (NZ)) 

O: P J & M O McDonald, B & S M Revell 

B: Mrs M O & P J McDonald NZ T: B D Revell J: M D Hills 

13 SmOuLDER 17 53kg 

b m 4 Traditionally (USA) - Flying Firebird (NZ) (Stravinsky 

(USA)) 

O: The Oaks Stud 

B: Karreman Bloodstock Ltd T: G K Sanders J: L J Allpress 

14 BANChEE 14 52kg 

b m 4 Oratorio (IRE) - Miss Jessie Jay (NZ) (Spectacularphan- 

tom (USA)) 

O: P J Vela Onzm & P M Vela 

B: Hallmark Stud Ltd & T O Hurley NZ T: J G Sargent J: M 

Cameron 


09 

15 SAy NO mORE 6 52kg 

ch m 4 Pentire (GB) - Our Lucy (Walking Ring (IRE)) 

O: B G Hutchinson, T N Boys, P G Harris, R W Mackenzie & D 

B Capes 

B: T N Boys, P G Harris & B G Hutchinson T: P H Duncan J: R 

J Myers 

16 NEw mOON 9 52kg 

b g 6 Ishiguru (USA) - Light ‘n Easy (NZ) (Imperial Guard 

(GB)) 

O: T Devcich 

B: A Devcich T: T Devcich J: V D Johnston 

17 JETSET LAD 2 52kg 

b g 4 Elusive City (USA) - Jetset Lass (NZ) (Jetball) 

O: C E J Stewart & C J W Stewart 

B: Stewarts Racehorse Syndicate T: J R Wheeler J: S C 

Spratt 

Psd $6,000 Res $12,000, New Zealand Bloodstock Select 


18 pINOT EXpRESS 3 52kg 

gr m 5 Don Eduardo (NZ) - Straight Lane (NZ) (Straight Strike 

(USA)) 

O: Joyfulness Syndicate 

B: R Fokerd T: S R Autridge J: R J Hannam 



pACIfIC JEwELL. wELLINGTON Cup (Gr 2) 

$200,000, Trentham 4:46pm (NZ), Hcap, 2400m. 

1 SpIRO 11 58kg 

b g 6 Pyrus (USA) - Radio Rocket (NZ) (Blues Traveller (IRE)) 

O: P J & Mrs S L Kay, Mrs A J, B T, J E & R L Maetzig 

B: P J & Mrs S L Kay T: Ms S Kay J: K A Smith 

2 CASSINI 6 56.5kg 

b m 6 Reset - Mathematical (NZ) (Honor Grades (USA)) 

O: Mrs G M Drought 

B: Mr D Dean VIC T: M K Oulaghan J: L J Allpress 


07 

$90,000, Inglis Great Southern Weanling Sale 06 

3 SIX O’CLOCk NEwS 17 56kg 

b g 7 Zabeel (NZ) - Maurine (NZ) (Harbor Prince (USA)) 

O: Six O’Clock News Syndicate 

B: Mrs H G; Miss K B & W G Bax; Sir Patrick & Lady Hogan T: 

T L Busuttin J: L G Innes 

$110,000, New Zealand Bloodstock Ready To Run Sale 06 

4 BLOOD BROThA 7 56kg 

b g 6 Danzighill - Laura Dee (NZ) (Personal Escort (USA)) 

O: M S & R M Connors 

B: B J; H T; Mrs L E & Mrs P A Anderton T: R M Connors J: M 

J Walker 

Psd $14,000 Res $15,000, New Zealand Bloodstock South 

Island Mixed Sale 07 

5 LOOSE ChANGE 4 56kg 

b/br g 7 Faltaat (USA) - Wyndam Starlette (NZ) (Volksraad 

(GB)) 

O: M Coppersmith, D McK Duncan, D R Haworth & D Redhill 

B: B R Brown T: D R Haworth J: C K Ormsby 

$24,000, New Zealand Bloodstock Ready to Run Sale 06 

6 SINGLE mINDED 15 56kg 

b g 4 Bachelor Duke (USA) - Capacity (NZ) (Zabeel (NZ)) 


B: Karreman Bloodstock Ltd, NZ T: G N Richardson J: C J 

Grylls 

7 ThE JuNGLE BOy 12 56kg 

b g 6 Jungle Pocket (JPN) - Ballina Wave (NZ) (Lord Ballina) 

O: K F Clotworthy, D E & E Y Nakhle 

B: D D & V S Cronin; S R Gailey; F Gianone; A J & Mrs D M 

Hunter; P D Jeffreys & Ms J S Kennedy T: W S Clotworthy J: M 

C Sweeney 

$70,000, New Zealand Bloodstock Select Sale 07 

$18,000, New Zealand Bloodstock National Weanling Sale 

06 

8 GREEN SupREmE 3 55.5kg 

b g 5 Oasis Dream (GB) - Haibah (GB) (Rainbow Quest 

(USA)) 

O: Tom Wing-Hon Li 

B: Mr RA Emery NSW T: G N Richardson J: J B Mc Donald 


08 

9 TuLLAROAN 8 55.5kg 



b g 7 Generous (IRE) - Kamahi (NZ) (Grosvenor (NZ)) 

O: C R & Mrs S Grace 

B: C R Grace T: D R Haworth J: D G Bradley 

10 CROCODILE CANyON 19 55kg 

b g 7 Jahafil (GB) - The Stranger (NZ) (Omnicorp (NZ)) 

O: J M Creaven 

B: J M Creaven T: K T Myers J: R J Myers 

11 AuSSIEAuSSIEAuSSIE 2 55kg 

gr g 7 D’Cash - Tio Iris (NZ) (Paris House (GB)) 

O: C G & Mrs L N Browne 

B: K H & Mrs P J Hughes NZ T: K H Hughes J: R J Hannam 

12 Sum up 9 55kg 

b g 5 Shinko King (IRE) - Regelle (NZ) (Exploding Prospect 

(USA)) 

O: Miss S A Hale, R M Stent & Est Late N W Johnstone 

B: Miss S A Hale; N W Johnstone & R M Stent T: Ms S Hale 

J: M D Hills 

13 mAREA ALTA 18 53.5kg 

b m 6 Montjeu (IRE) - Semper Fidelis (NZ) (Grosvenor (NZ)) 

O: M K & Mrs P M Oulaghan 

B: M K & Mrs P M Oulaghan T: A R Fieldes J: N G Harris 

14 pEACE LILLy 5 52.5kg 

ch m 5 Bachelor Duke (USA) - Peace And Quiet (GB) (Niniski 

(USA)) 


B: Karreman Bloodstock Ltd T: R R Manning J: S C Spratt 

15 TOp SpOT 1 52.5kg 

br m 5 High Chaparral (IRE) - Turtle Beach (Turtle Island 

(IRE)) 

O: W Pegg & R Smith 

B: Goldbro Services Pty Ltd, NZ T: G N Richardson J: M Tana- 

ka 

Psd $17,500 Res $27,500, NZB Select Yearling Sale 08 

16 EXQuISITE ChOICE 14 52.5kg 

b m 5 Redoute’s Choice - Exquisitely (Snippets) 

O: B K Dell, Mrs J G Duncan, F Scott, B M, Mrs C N & Mrs F P 

Taylor 

B: Trelawney Stud T: R A James J: M B Wenn 

17 phANTOm STORm 13 52.5kg 

ch g 6 Volksraad (GB) - Pherozity (NZ) (Heroicity) 

O: Lincoln Farms Ltd 

B: D & Mrs I Lees T: Ms L Latta J: K A Myers 

$125,000, New Zealand Bloodstock Select Yearling Sale 07 

18 ASCOLINI 10 52.5kg 

ch m 5 Bertolini (USA) - Ascona (NZ) (Grosvenor (NZ)) 

O: Danolini Syndicate 

B: Bloodstock Resources Ltd T: P S Belsham J: V D John- 

ston 

$7,000, NZB Select Yearling Sale 08 

19 wE ARE ROyAL 16 52.5kg 

b h 4 Royal Academy (USA) - Dance On Deck (NZ) (Yachtie) 

O: Miss J Fleming & T E Jamison 

B: Miss J Fleming, G G James & T E Jamison T: G R Vile J: 

NZ$130,000, NZB Premier Yearling Sale 09 



TIGER pRAwN DESERT GOLD STAkES (Gr 3) 

$70,000, Trentham 2:45pm (NZ), 3yo Fillies Set Wt, 

1600m. 

1 TESTA SECRET 8 56.5kg 

ch f 3 Testa Rossa - Acacian Secret (CAN) (Silver Deputy (CAN)) 

O: A Moore, R Williams, J Whittington, C Smith, J Eaton, R Mc- 

Donald, S Ireland, R Te Moana, B De Berry & P M Zander 

B: Anton Koolman Bloodstock Pty Ltd T: K Gray J: B R Lammas 

Psd $60,000 Res $70,000, New Zealand Bloodstock National 


2 ABEAuTIfuLRED 9 56.5kg 

ch f 3 Handsome Ransom - Go You Beauty (NZ) (Comet Shine 

(CAN)) 

O: S R Plant, G A Rogerson Mnzm & Wellfield Holdings Ltd 

B: Wellfield Holdings Ltd T: G A Rogerson J: S C Spratt 

$80,000, New Zealand Bloodstock National Yearling Sale 10 

3 ARTISTIC 14 56.5kg 

b f 3 Darci Brahma (NZ) - Artless (Dahar (USA)) 


B: Karreman Bloodstock Ltd T: S F Ritchie J: M T Coleman 

4 CApITAL DIAmOND 3 56.5kg 

b f 3 Lucky Unicorn - Diamond Smile (NZ) (Zabeel (NZ)) 

O: Sir Patrick & Lady Justine Hogan & Capital Diamond Syndi- 

cate (Mgr Phill Cataldo) 

B: Sir Patrick & Lady Hogan T: Ms L Latta J: J K Riddell 

5 pOSTE RESTANTE 2 56.5kg 

b f 3 Postponed (USA) - Little Tee (NZ) (Volksraad (GB)) 

O: Blair Racing Trust, D W Butler, A J Connor, M G Curtis, W D 

Macdonald, Dr L Rajpal & G K Ritson 

B: Ms ME Kent T: H W Mathews J: H S Tinsley 

6 puSSy O’REILLy 11 56.5kg 

b f 3 O’Reilly (NZ) - Octapussy (Octagonal (NZ)) 

O: Sir Patrick & Lady Hogan & P J Walker 

B: Mrs CJ & RJ Chitty & PJ Walker T: D G Sellwood J: J B Mc 

Donald 

7 QuINTESSENTIAL 10 56.5kg 

ch f 3 Fast ‘n’ Famous - Florette (USA) (Sword Dance (IRE)) 

O: Nearco Stud Limited (Mgr Adrian Clark) 

B: Trelawney Thoroughbred Ltd T: J G Sargent J: L J Allpress 

NZ$70,000, NZB Select Fillies Sale 10 

8 fORGIVE NO fORGET 13 56.5kg 

b f 3 Darci Brahma (NZ) - Mejeiro (NZ) (Bigstone (IRE)) 

O: W K Chow 

B: J D Corcoran T: S F Ritchie J: C K Ormsby 

$65,000, New Zealand Bloodstock National Yearling Sale 10 

$51,000, New Zealand Bloodstock Weanling Broodmare and 

Mixed Sale 10 

9 OAk pARk 6 56.5kg 

b f 3 More Than Ready (USA) - Dawnie Dancer (Fasliyev (USA)) 

O: J M Collins 

B: Dr AE Bray T: M P Baker J: C J Grylls 

Psd NZ$75,000 Res NZ$80,000, NZB Premier Yearling Sale 

10 

10 DIVINE SpICE 15 56.5kg 



ch f 3 Postponed (USA) - Lady Gesine (NZ) (Grosvenor (NZ)) 

O: D S Hawthorne & Manawatu Club Syndicate 

B: Karaka Group Ltd T: S B Marsh J: L G Innes 

NZ$70,000, NZB Select Yearling Sale 10 

NZ$42,000, NZB Winter Bloodstock Sale 09 

11 CAThAy LADy 4 56.5kg 

b f 3 Exceed And Excel - Kerimba (IRE) (Sinndar (IRE)) 

O: Tong Li 

B: Kia Ora Stud T: J G Sargent J: M J Walker 

$130,000, Inglis Australian Easter Yearling Sale 10 

12 ThE fILLy 5 56.5kg 

b/br f 3 Ishiguru (USA) - Bayline Beauty (GB) (Soviet Star (USA)) 

O: K B & M S L Neal 

B: Mrs A & M S L Neal T: M S Neal J: D J Walker 

13 INNOVATION 12 56.5kg 

b f 3 Keeper - Miss Grosvenor (NZ) (Grosvenor (NZ)) 


B: Karreman Bloodstock Ltd T: R R Manning J: K A Myers 

14 SpECIAL DRAw 1 56.5kg 

b f 3 Falkirk (NZ) - Summer Nymph (NZ) (Danske (NZ)) 

O: M G Colson, M W Freeman, M D O’Brien, R S L Scott, G A 

Smaill & S L Watt 

B: A S Murdoch T: R J Bothwell J: R J Myers 

NZ$15,000, NZB Carnival Yearling Sale 10 

15 ASAVANT 7 56.5kg 

br f 3 Zabeel (NZ) - Pins ‘n’ Needles (NZ) (Pins) 

O: Mrs K N & W E Calder 

B: Mrs K N & W E Calder T: J F Parsons J: N G Harris 

ChANNEL SEVEN QLTy hCp (Listed) 

$100,000, Doomben 4:20pm (QLD), Fillies & Mares Hcap, 

1200m. 

1 pApRIkA 5 59kg 

ch m 5 General Nediym - Honi (Marauding (NZ)) 

O: A J & Mrs M A Carroll, S A Blackwood, B P Pfitzner, M Pfitzner, 

R Pfitzner & Mrs J J Pfitzner 

B: Furlong Stud Partnership QLD T: L F Birchley J: D J Browne 

$75,000, Magic Millions Summer Yearling Sale 08 

2 SkATING ON ICE 1 57kg 

b m 4 Bradbury’s Luck - Elite Warrior (Brave Warrior) 

O: G Armstrong & W A Mansour 

B: Mr G Armstrong T: L D Kelly J: B N Stewart 

3 JASmINkA 7 55kg 

b m 6 Sakura Seeking (USA) - Stella Suprema (Zeditave) 

O: Mrs B A Bellingham & L R Dittman 

B: G Beram T: B J Smith J: R Mc Mahon 

4 NupTSE 14 54kg 

b m 4 Bradbury’s Luck - Special Geiger (Geiger Counter (USA)) 

O: B C Campbell, M Hilmer & S W Lang 

B: Mr L White T: B K Wakefield J: G Colless 

Psd $21,000 Res $25,000, Magic Millions Gold Coast Yearling 

Sale 09 

$8,000, Magic Millons Winter Weanling Sale 08 

5 wIN A mILLION 6 54kg 



br m 5 Half Hennessy - Raise A Million (Raise A Crown (USA)) 

O: K J & Mrs J O’Keefe 

B: Mr K O’Keefe T: K M Schweida J: P Hammersley 

6 whATEVERwhENEVER 11 54kg 

b m 4 Choisir - Celestia (Royal Academy (USA)) 

O: J Geaney, P G Gillan, C A Davison & T Burnett 

B: Darling Downs T/Breds Invest T: L F Birchley J: S Galloway 

Psd $40,000 Res $50,000, MM Gold Coast Yearling Sale 09 

7 ChEAp ThRILLS 12 54kg 

b m 6 Giant’s Causeway (USA) - Kashcrop (NZ) (Kashani (USA)) 

O: Mrs R Howard, Mrs D Gordon & Miss L Ryan 

B: Indian Pacific Bloodstock T: K A Lees J: L V Cassidy 

8 CATAShEE 4 54kg 

ch m 4 Monashee Mountain (USA) - Caterwaul (Catbird) 

O: Bellmere Lodge Racing Syndicate (Mgr: P J Bell) 

B: Mr PJ Bell T: Darren Bell J: Timothy Bell 

9 SLOw ThE fLOw 2 54kg 

b m 4 Hussonet (USA) - Waterwise (NZ) (Zabeel (NZ)) 

O: G Harvey 

B: Mr G Harvey T: Matthew Smith J: J Ford 

10 JuST DESTINy 10 54kg 

ch m 4 Conatus - Fortunair (Air Express (IRE)) 

O: T J & Mrs D E Fraser 

B: Mr R G Lipp T: R G Lipp J: E A Wilkinson 

11 VIpERA GOLD 3 54kg 

b m 5 Golden Snake (USA) - Thermopylae (Mukaddamah (USA)) 

O: Mrs R L Tipper, P A Foster, Mrs M L Foster, Ms J M Foster, Ms 

J M Fisher & L R Neville 

B: Mrs RL Tipper T: R L Tipper J: C Munce 

12 GEBLITZT 9 54kg 

ch m 5 Testa Rossa - Aim For Gold (End Sweep (USA)) 

O: P J Lanskey, Mrs H Hueston, P A Lanskey 

B: Mr GJ Fischl T: Steven O’Dea J: J Byrne 

$20,000, Magic Millions Premier Yearling Sale 08 

13 BINGO ROSE 8 54kg 

gr m 4 Magic Albert - Bingo Gwen (Success Express (USA)) 

O: Goodwood Park Stud Pty Ltd (Mgr: J M Boyd) 

B: Goodwood Park Pty Ltd T: I A Livingstone J: M Hellyer 

14 RhApSODIC 13 54kg 

ch m 4 Iglesia - Rapturous (Danehill (USA)) 

O: W Bannerot & W Comerford 

B: Glenlogan Park Pty Ltd T: Ms W Bannerot J: J L Taylor 

$12,000, MM Premier Yearling Sale 09 

15 CRySTAL DOLL 15 54kg 

b f 3 Falvelon - Tullibigeal (Legal Opinion) 

O: G B McWilliam 

B: Mr GB McWilliam T: D Brusnahan J: K Wharton 

Psd $28,000 Res $30,000, MM Gold Coast Yearling Sale 10 

TImARu STkS (Listed) 

$45,000, Riccarton Park 4:26pm (NZ), Hcap, 1400m. 

1 EL ChICO 4 59kg 

b g 7 Stravinsky (USA) - Las Chicas Buenas (NZ) (Classic Fame 

(USA)) 



O: Mrs E A & J G Carran & M R Pitman 

B: R Lam T: M R Pitman J: J S Bullard 

2 ImANI 2 56kg 

b g 6 Eltawaasul (USA) - Sothys (NZ) (Crested Wave (USA)) 

O: Mrs A De Spa 

B: Mrs A de Spa T: Ms T Rae J: T R Moseley 

3 BIG RED 8 55.5kg 

ch g 6 Eltawaasul (USA) - Catch A Rainbow (NZ) (Fast Screen 

(USA)) 

O: Mrs D E Wilson 

B: Mrs D E Duff T: Ms P Robson J: L Callaway 

4 kEEp ThE CONfLICT 9 55.5kg 

b g 5 Keeper - Interdame (NZ) (Senor Pete (USA)) 

O: S J Kennedy, M Paterson, A J & Mrs B J Spary, G R Tomlinson 

& L A Vieceli 

B: J Moo & G A Rogerson T: S J Kennedy J: S Muniandy 

$72,500, NZB Select Yearling Sale 08 

5 SO ELuSIVE 10 54kg 

b m 5 Elusive City (USA) - J’lo (NZ) (Unbridled’s Song (USA)) 

O: J F Bruford & J W Piper 

B: Jen Campin T: M R Pitman J: D M Walsh 

$5,000, NZB Carnival Yearling Sale 08 

6 wILLIAm Of ORANGE 3 53kg 

b g 7 Personal Escort (USA) - Willsea (NZ) (Sepulveda (USA)) 

O: W D Ford, K & P O’Malley 

B: K & P O’Malley T: P O’Malley J: L D Mc Gregor 

$0, No evidence this runner was sold at sale 00 

7 hAyLEy ROSE 11 53kg 

b m 4 Floral Dynamite - Dance Parade (Personal Hope (USA)) 

O: Five Spots Syndicate 

B: Mrs J T & P D S Burton & Daleigh Park Livestock Syndicate T: 

Ms J Hay J: Ms K Williams 

$1,000, New Zealand Bloodstock Broodmare Sale 09 

8 ONE NITE STAND 1 53kg 

b m 6 Cullen - Heartache (NZ) (Casual Lies (USA)) 

O: J J Cunneen & A Soon Shiong 

B: C R, Mrs G D & Mrs M L Dando T: J G Sargent J: S T Collett 

Psd $5,750 Res $6,000, NZB National Weanling Sale 06 

9 GO GO DINGO 7 53kg 

b g 4 Testa Rossa - Happy Play (Barathea (IRE)) 

O: M J Brereton, D H Herbert, Miss T Rae & M R Shepherd 

B: Mr G Harvey T: Ms T Rae J: N L Collett 

10 COuRT DANCER 6 53kg 

b g 6 Cullen - Mahogany Dancer (Timber Country (USA)) 

O: Courtco Racing Ltd 

B: M J Laffey T: B D Court J: J L Morris 

NZ$13,000, NZB Carnival Yearling Sale 07 

NZ$4,250, NZB National Weanling Sale 06 

11 CROIX Du SuD 5 53kg 

b m 5 Howbaddouwantit (USA) - Fairdale Lass (NZ) (Centaine) 

O: B G & Mrs D G Neville-White, D A R Williams Qc & Mrs G J 

Williams 

B: Fairdale Stud Ltd T: J W Bridgman J: M H Misbah 

$100,000, New Zealand Bloodstock Premier Yearling Sale 08 


18 LEADING TRAINERS 



Leading metro trainers in new south waLes by winners 

Trainer Name 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th prize money Strike Rate Starts 

Chris waller 63 59½ 50 31 37 $3,420,270.00 14.60% 432 

peter Snowden 41 33 38½ 36 24½ $2,327,015.00 16.20% 253 

Gai waterhouse 35 22 26 9 11 $1,581,080.00 20.10% 174 

Joseph pride 21 15½ 8 21 21 $1,192,580.00 14.80% 142 

John O’Shea 20 16 10 12 10 $1,035,890.00 17.90% 112 

Guy walter 20 11 12 19 10 $1,438,230.00 16.70% 120 

Anthony Cummings 19 23 16 18 23 $1,476,900.00 10.40% 183 

Gerald Ryan 18 14½ 10 22 19 $1,063,650.00 11.80% 152 

David payne 13 24½½ 29 24 22 $1,136,120.00 07.20% 180 

John p Thompson 12 7 8 5 10 $841,680.00 12.50% 96 

michael, wayne & John hawkes 10 12 2 6 8 $647,790.00 17.20% 58 

David hayes 9 10 4 7 10 $328,110.00 15.00% 60 

kris Lees 8 13 6 11½ 9 $302,290.00 10.40% 77 

Gary portelli 7 11½ 7 10 9 $479,470.00 08.30% 84 

paul perry 7 7 10 7 6 $378,810.00 10.00% 70 

Con karakatsanis 7 1 1 3 1 $279,140.00 35.00% 20 

Bart Cummings 6 10 12 6 8 $301,140.00 07.20% 83 

Grahame Begg 6 8 5 7 8 $701,220.00 11.30% 53 

Jason Coyle 6 6 7 1 3 $184,080.00 13.60% 44 

Clarry Conners 5 10 5 14 9 $346,260.00 05.80% 86 

RISA - data from 1 Aug 2011 to 27 Jan 2012 

Leading metro trainers in victoria by winners 


peter G moody 40 41 26 28 24 $4,364,899.00 14.60% 274 

Robert Smerdon 25 12 20 8 15 $2,152,227.00 17.00% 147 

mick price 21 21 14 13 10 $1,399,612.00 17.10% 123 

mark kavanagh 19 10 10 9 9 $2,052,829.00 20.90% 91 

Anthony freedman 18 12 16 13 12 $1,531,536.00 15.70% 115 

peter Snowden 17 15 19 13 8 $3,142,872.00 14.00% 121 

Robert hickmott 11 9 15 4 3 $1,685,920.00 12.80% 86 

David hayes 10 17 9 15 14 $909,417.00 06.10% 165 

Leon Corstens 10 8 3 14 17 $651,130.00 10.60% 94 

mathew Ellerton & Simon Zahra 9 8 16 7 10 $801,195.00 09.70% 93 

John Sadler 9 7 5 4 2 $696,483.00 17.60% 51 

Colin & Cindy Alderson 9 5 7 8 8 $494,479.00 14.10% 64 

Danny O’Brien 8 12 8 14 8 $703,793.00 08.10% 99 

michael moroney 8 5 6 6 9 $1,375,340.00 09.90% 81 

Greg Eurell 5 9 6 7 6 $2,263,008.00 09.30% 54 

Robbie Griffiths 5 9 6 8 14 $477,661.00 05.00% 101 

pat Carey 5 2 5 2 6 $225,784.00 09.40% 53 

michael, wayne & John hawkes 5 2 1 1 4 $570,278.00 15.20% 33 

mick Clark 5 1 0 0 0 $201,763.00 83.30% 6 

patrick payne 4 9 4 5 5 $257,002.00 09.80% 41 




Leading metro trainers in queensLand by winners 




Robert heathcote 35½ 40 31 21 17 $1,382,025.00 15.70% 229 

John p Thompson 30 20 14 16 14 $941,600.00 16.90% 177 

Barry Baldwin 19 10 11 3 4 $454,700.00 20.00% 95 

kelly Schweida 17½ 15 16 16 14½ $535,875.00 14.80% 122 

kelso wood 14 11 7 6 6 $624,650.00 25.00% 56 

Liam Birchley 13 15 10 6½ 9 $378,525.00 12.50% 104 

matthew Dunn 12 14 7 10 6 $269,450.00 17.90% 67 

Bevan Laming 10 3 5 5 7 $204,450.00 21.30% 47 

Bryan Guy 9 6 11 13 12 $197,000.00 07.30% 123 

Gillian heinrich 8 6 6 8½ 7 $247,225.00 13.30% 60 

Brian Smith 7 11 6 12 10 $213,250.00 08.40% 83 

Lawrie mayfield-Smith 7 6 4 6 3 $216,400.00 11.50% 61 

Les kelly 7 3 7 3 2 $256,050.00 21.90% 32 

Jason mcLachlan 7 3 3 3 3 $204,400.00 17.10% 41 

Norm hilton 6 3 3 3 2 $260,800.00 27.30% 22 

michael Nolan 5 7 8 10 6 $221,450.00 06.70% 75 

John morrisey 5 7 4 3 4 $256,200.00 10.40% 48 

Steven O’dea 5 4 5 6 4 $151,850.00 11.60% 43 

Tony Gollan 5 3 4 4½½ 3 $373,675.00 07.80% 64 

Bruce w hill 5 3 3 5 2 $200,150.00 11.90% 42 


Leading metro trainers in south austraLia by winners 


matthew Neilson 65 44 35½ 41 30½ $977,400.00 22.30% 292 

Simon price 52 25 43 35 35 $900,300.00 15.80% 329 

Adrian patterson 50 43½ 42½ 51½ 36½ $754,410.00 12.50% 399 

Justin potter 38 47 32 50 35 $544,320.00 10.80% 353 

paul Gatt 35 32 24½ 23 19 $760,800.00 16.50% 212 

Shayne Cahill 30 39½ 27 27 22 $548,800.00 14.90% 202 

Clare Lindop 30 39 31½ 40½ 26 $618,900.00 11.20% 267 

Nathan Rose 28 23 27 19 36 $642,200.00 10.60% 264 

michael hoppo 27 20 27 21 22 $345,750.00 13.00% 207 

Jordan frew 25 24½ 29 25 28 $368,630.00 09.80% 254 

Troy Baker 24 24 32 21 13 $487,500.00 10.30% 234 

Jackson matthews 23 23 19 19 23 $330,220.00 10.40% 221 

Scott westover 20 19 21 25½ 24 $431,300.00 08.70% 229 

Amy herrmann 19 34½ 31 35 43 $338,155.00 05.80% 329 

Todd pannell 18 25 25 18 15 $320,100.00 09.00% 201 

Dom Tourneur 18 20 25 14 15 $317,600.00 12.90% 139 

Lauren Stojakovic 18 17 20 40 28 $389,950.00 06.40% 281 

holly mckechnie 16 11 16 22 14 $238,300.00 10.90% 147 

peter Roff 14 6 7 9 6 $111,750.00 19.70% 71 

Libby hopwood 13 29 24 24 28 $364,300.00 05.40% 242 






Leading metro trainers in western austraLia by winners 


Jim p Taylor 27 18 9½ 14 8 $881,400.00 23.70% 114 

Adam Durrant 17 15 10 8 12 $476,035.00 16.80% 101 

Grant williams 17 13 8 15 6 $1,333,300.00 18.10% 94 

David harrison 15 19 17 8 14 $687,175.00 10.80% 139 

Simon A miller 15 6 11 6 1 $620,257.00 25.40% 59 

Lou Luciani & Dion Luciani 13 8 10 7 11 $339,180.00 12.90% 101 

Neville parnham 12 18 31½ 21 22½ $1,081,350.00 05.00% 238 

Daniel morton 11 8 11 11 5 $309,950.00 12.50% 88 

Lindsey Smith 10 12 11 9½ 13 $415,315.00 11.90% 84 

Trevor Andrews 9 13 7 14 8½½ $679,475.00 08.90% 101 

Ross & Clint price 9 3 3 8 6 $280,850.00 19.60% 46 

paul Jordan 7 5 3 5 5 $167,875.00 14.90% 47 

Shane A Edwards 7 4 6 3 9 $299,850.00 11.70% 60 

fred kersley 6 10 5 3 5 $456,000.00 10.30% 58 

Alan mathews 6 4 3 0 6 $192,000.00 19.40% 31 

Gino poletti 6 2 4 2 6 $870,375.00 18.20% 33 

Justine Erkelens 5 7 4 8 1 $184,125.00 10.40% 48 

warwick 5 6 3 5 5 $266,225.00 13.90% 36 

Vaughn Sigley 5 3 2 6 3 $172,550.00 14.30% 35 

Robert harvey 5 3 0 0 0 $129,375.00 33.30% 15 




Leading trainers in new ZeaLand by winners 



Name wins 2nds 3rds Stakes Starts G&L Strike Rate 

John Sargent 54 52 53 $773,165 388 2 7.19 

kevin myers 39 34 32 $465,470 243 1 6.23 

Lisa Latta 36 46 49 $905,163 412 4 11.44 

Jason Bridgman 35 28 39 $625,595 220 4 6.29 

michael pitman 34 33 30 $464,818 274 2 8.06 

Graeme & Debbie Rogerson 32 31 34 $525,825 298 2 9.31 

Stephen mckee 30 26 28 $769,065 206 6 6.87 

murray Baker 29 20 22 $521,175 186 3 6.41 

Graham Richardson 26 11 18 $385,665 170 2 6.54 

Richard Collett 24 17 11 $309,025 115 0 4.79 

David haworth & matt Dixon 23 18 11 $278,318 166 0 7.22 

John & karen parsons 20 21 15 $271,247 199 2 9.95 

Shaune Ritchie 18 18 11 $280,625 121 2 6.72 

michael moroney & Andrew Clarken 18 14 18 $230,225 128 1 7.11 

Roger James 16 16 9 $296,325 92 2 5.75 

kevin Gray 15 15 10 $160,125 174 0 11.60 

mark Brosnan 15 12 5 $118,175 74 0 4.93 

mark Oulaghan 15 10 10 $249,675 90 3 6.00 

Donna & Dean Logan 14 20 19 $299,650 144 2 10.29 

John Bary 14 16 10 $554,690 120 3 8.57 

paul harris 14 6 5 $140,343 118 1 8.43 

Stephen marsh 13 22 13 $158,900 135 0 10.38 

John wheeler 13 14 16 $143,825 178 0 13.69 

Shane kennedy 13 13 12 $161,420 94 1 7.23 

Terri Rae 13 12 9 $314,953 70 0 5.38 

Ralph manning 13 9 16 $112,150 97 0 7.46 

Lance Noble 13 9 14 $122,715 104 0 8.00 

peter mckay 12 5 7 $311,050 80 6 6.67 

Guy Lowry & Grant Cullen 11 14 11 $100,200 112 0 10.18 

peter & Dawn williams 11 9 8 $391,900 56 3 5.09 

Chris wood 11 5 3 $130,463 82 1 7.45 

Brian & Shane Anderton 11 4 15 $77,654 137 0 12.45 

Vanessa & wayne hillis 10 10 11 $146,950 93 1 9.30 

Don Sellwood 10 10 8 $211,800 42 1 4.20 

Gary Vile 10 7 7 $68,610 112 0 11.20 

Shaun Clotworthy 9 17 6 $179,653 97 0 10.78 

Graeme & mark Sanders 9 13 11 $150,175 106 0 11.78 

Andrew Scott 9 12 5 $74,300 71 0 7.89 

paul Duncan 9 9 2 $127,275 50 0 5.56 

Glenn Old 9 5 5 $81,525 46 0 5.11 

Graham Thomas & paul mirabelli 9 5 4 $79,350 46 0 5.11 

kevin hughes 8 14 10 $145,425 86 1 10.75 

Robert priscott & Clayton Chipperfield 8 13 7 $100,950 95 0 11.88 

kenny & Lisa Rae 8 12 16 $132,960 95 0 11.88 

Robert patterson 8 10 7 $55,200 66 0 8.25 

paul Jenkins 8 10 6 $91,475 79 0 9.88 

Allan Sharrock 8 9 13 $228,285 94 1 11.75 

Ben foote 8 6 8 $86,550 92 0 11.50 

fraser Auret 8 4 8 $62,150 60 0 7.50 

keith & Gavin Opie 8 3 4 $49,900 57 0 7.13 

NZTR 


Since the start of the 2009/10 season, he has sired 

the winners of more races in Hong Kong (62) than 

any other sire and his total progeny earnings there 

is over HK$126,000,000. 

His leading performers in Hong Kong include: 

SACRED KINGDOM (world champion sprinter) 

1 st G1 Centenary Sprint Cup (twice) 

1 st G1 Chairman’s Sprint Prize (twice) 

1 st G1 HK International Sprint (twice) 

1 st G1 KrisFlyer Singapore International Sprint 

ULTRA FANTASY 

1 st G1 Sprinters Stakes and G2 Sprint Cup 

ADMIRATION 

6-time winner and one of the most promising 

young horses in Hong Kong. 

Australia General Living Sires List, 

1st Aug 07 - 31st Jul 11 

(IN ORDER OF PRIZEMONEY WON) 

Rk Sire Earnings $ GSW G1W 

1 ENCOSTA DE LAGO 36,344,813 26 9 

2 Redoute’s Choice 30,684,191 25 6 

3 More Than Ready 26,854,124 15 4 

4 Zabeel 25,847,954 15 7 

5 Commands 25,422,342 15 4 

6 Testa Rossa 21,268,966 6 1 

7 Flying Spur 20,531,638 14 5 

Source: www.bloodhound.net.au 

Twice a champion sire in Australia and sire of more winners 

in Hong Kong in the last 3 seasons than any other sire! 

Michael Kirwan, Tom Magnier, Peter O’Brien, Colm Santry, Shane McGrath, Sebastian Hutch, Frank Flannery or Jonathan Crowley Tel: 02 6576 4200. 

New Zealand: Gordon Calder Tel:+64 218 41612. 

www.coolmore.com

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