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Friday, April 29th 2011 

Robert Heathcote has plenty of belief 

in the quality three-year-old Buffering 

(Mossman) but the Brisbane trainer 

knows the gelding faces his biggest test in 

Saturday’s Victory Stakes (Gr 2, 1200m) 

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BLOODSTOCK NEWS 

BUFFERING READY FOR 

MAJOR VICTORY 

Mossman 3yo ready for big winter campaign according to trainer 

Buffering SpoRTpix 

at Eagle Farm, writes Brad Waters. 

The $175,000 feature has attracted a 

seven-horse field. While light in numbers, 

Heathcote said the small line-up is packed 

SACRED KINGDOM 1st Centenary Sprint Cup-Gr.1 (HK) 

ALOHA* 1st Coolmore Classic-Gr.1 

ONE LAST DANCE (2yo)* 1st Blue Diamond Prelude Filly-Gr.3 

PRECIOUS LORRAINE* 1st South Australian Oaks-Gr.3 

NEEDS FURTHER* 1st Carbine Club Stakes-Gr.3 

OUR ELLA BELLE 1st Taranaki Stakes-Gr.3 

SAINT ENCOSTA 1st Randwick City Stakes-Gr.3 

DELAGO DELUXE (2yo) 1st Protea Stakes-Gr.3 (SAf) 

EMPOWERING 1st Leopardstown 1,000 Gns Trial-Gr.3 (IRE) 

4 are out of mares by DANEHILL* 

Multiple champion sire. 2011 fee $110,000 (inc. GST) 

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KARAKA MILLION DEADLINE 

The Karaka Million payment deadline for 

all horses entered for the 2012 Karaka 

Million Series is today. This applies to 

horses who have already been nominated 

for the Series and were not withdrawn 

prior to the appointed deadline. The 

entry fee is NZ$1750 plus GST, payable 

in full in accordance with the Conditions 

of Entry. Contact Ross Gwyn (ross.gwyn@ 

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Million entry payment. 

TOFF BACK 

Caulfield trainer Rick Hore-Lacy has 

earmarked Sunday week’s Goodwood (Gr 

1, 1200m) at Morphettville as leading 

three-year-old Toorak Toff’s (Show A Heart) 

comeback race. Hore-Lacy retired Toorak 

Toff early in the autumn after the Group 

1-winning colt was diagnosed as a roarer 

but throat surgery has allowed the trainer 

to prepare the chestnut for the $350,000 

sprint. 

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with class sprinters, which will require his charge to do everything 

right to beat the older horses. 

“it is a good field even though it is only a small field,” Heathcote 

said. “it is certainly not going to be easy. 

“Atomic Force (Danehill Dancer) has got form to die for. He’s got a 

Group 1 win on a wet track so he is going to be a pretty formidable 

opponent. 

“Azzaland (Za-im), his record speaks for itself and throw in Zero 

Rock (Danzero), who i rate as the best mare in Queensland.” 

The presence of last year’s BTC Cup (Gr 1, 1200m) winner Albert 

The Fat (Magic Albert) as well as Buffering’s stakeswinning 

stablemate Woorim (Show A Heart) will only make the three-yearold’s 

task tougher. 

Buffering raced among the better three-year-olds in the spring. The 

gelding won the Roman Consul Stakes (Gr 2, 1200m) at Randwick 

in october before he finished a narrow second to Celts (Lonhro) in 

the Brian Crowley Stakes (Listed, 1200m) later that month. 

Buffering finished fourth to exciting colt Star Witness (Starcraft) in 

the Coolmore Ascot Vale Stakes (Gr 1, 1200m) at his last start. 

Heathcote is convinced Buffering has improved from the first half 

of his three-year-old season but said the horse has to prove him 

right on heavy ground on Saturday. 

SYDNEY TRIALS OFF 

The barrier trials scheduled for Canterbury park today (Friday 29 

April) have been abandoned due to the continuing rain and state 

of the track. 

FIRST TIME FOR EVERYTHING 

US jockey Kerwin Clark has earned his first Kentucky Derby (Gr 1, 

2000m) ride - 36 years after his career began in Louisiana. The 

52-year-old Clark will ride the 66-1 outsider Decisive Moment (With 

Distinction) in the great US event for Ruben Sierra’s Just For Fun 

stable. 

JET PLANE INJURY 

J J The Jet plane (Jet Master) will return to South Africa after 

sustaining an injury during trackwork in Dubai, where he was 

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“Buffering has shown that he is a quality horse,” Heathcote said. 

“He did everything right last campaign and he was quite tough, 

the way he went about his business. At the end of the day, they 

have got to make the next step up from three-year-old to open 

company, and not only open company but Group company.” 

“Buffering has won on a heavy (9) and he did carry 59kg. He has 

the ability to get through the ground.” 

Heathcote said Buffering suffered a slight setback with a foot 

abscess “about three or four weeks ago” but the son of Mossman 

had to run in the Victory Stakes to keep his winter program on 

track. “i could use the old cliché you hear from every trainer – 

whatever he does he is going to improve on,” Heathcote said. 

“The race is here and i have got to run him in it. it’s as simple 

as that.” 

Heathcote also has runners in the other stakes races scheduled 

for Eagle Farm on Saturday. our Lukas (Generous), Tabulate 

(Honours List) and Humma (iglesia) will represent the stable in 

the Tails Stakes (Listed, 2136m) while Fillydelphia (Bianconi) will 

run in the Gunsynd Classic (Gr 3, 1600m). 

Saturday’s Hawkesbury ‘stand-alone’ meeting, featuring three 

stakes races, is likely to proceed on a heavy track. The meeting 

will feature the Darley Crown (Listed, 1300m), Rowley Mile (Listed, 

1600m) and the Hawkesbury Guineas (Listed, 1400m). 

preparing for the Krisflyer international Sprint in Singapore next 

month. Further information on his injury is detailed within the 

Singapore News on page 6 of this issue. 

13 LINE UP FOR GUINEAS 

Aidan o’Brien removed Master of Hounds (Kingmambo) and 

Alexander pope (Danehill Dancer) from Saturday’s 2,000 Guineas 

(Gr 1, 1 mile) at Newmarket leaving a field of 13 including the 4-9 

unbeaten favourite Frankel (Galileo). 

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LINCOLN FARM FEES 

Lincoln Farm released its 2011 fees yesterday with principal 

Nick posa stating he has recognised the prevailing sentiment 

concerning Australian nomination prices by significantly reducing 

the service fees of Ready’s image (USA) and Krupt for the 2011 

breeding season. 

in his second stud season of operation on his recently acquired 

Blandford property, posa has set Ready’s image (USA) at an 

advertised fee of $6,600 (inc GST), down from $11,000 in 2010, 

for his third southern hemisphere breeding season. 

Juvenile Group winner Krupt (Flying Spur) will stand at $5,500 (inc 

GST) - down from $8,800, in his second season at stud. 

Despite the reduction in fees posa is upbeat about the coming 

season. “The respective connections of Ready’s image and Krupt 

are absolutely determined to give both stallions every chance to 

The 2011 National Weanling, Broodmare & Mixed Bloodstock 

Sale (2-4 May) will see 218 lots being offered on an unreserved 

basis, with unreserved drafts from Goodwood Stud, The oaks 

Stud and Waikato Stud, in addition to Dormello Stud’s Unreserved 

Dispersal Sale of 119 horses. 

NZB Co-Managing Director Andrew Seabrook says these offerings 

give buyers confidence to bid and buy. 

“A number of studs have demonstrated at previous May Sales 

that by offering their stock for genuine unreserved sale they 

have attracted some very good demand,” says NZB Co-Managing 

Director Andrew Seabrook. “Buyers can bid and buy with 

confidence, benefitting both buyer and seller, and it means there 

will be some great opportunities for some very savvy purchasing 

next week.” 

Nick and Anne-Marie King of Brighthill Farm reckon their 

consignment for next week’s National Weanling Sale is as good as 

they have ever taken to Karaka. “i really do hope buyers will come 

and have a close look at our horses this year,” Nick King said on 

Tuesday. “We’ve got a terrific cross-section of sires represented 

and the majority of our horses have had x-rays done; these are 

genuine pinhook opportunities.” 

Weanlings by Benicio, Guillotine, High Chaparral, iffraaj (2), Keeper, 

No Excuse Needed, patapan (2), perfectly Ready (2), Thorn park 

and Towkay make up the 13-strong offering from Brighthill Farm 

this year. 

“The High Chaparral half-brother to Double Barrell (Lot 125) is a 

star and i have no doubt that buyers will be impressed with the 

two iffraaj colts (Lots 3 & 265),” said King. “Really though, it’s 

unfair to single any horses out as it’s a great consignment across 



succeed and if it means making a sizeable cut from last year’s 

fees, then so be it,” posa said yesterday. 

“The timing of Ready’s image’s reduction could hardly be better for 

local broodmare owners. The More Than Ready breed continues to 

thrive in Australia and clearly the young stallion has a very bright 

future in the United States going on his very pleasing weanling 

sale results. 

“We honestly thought that Krupt was one of the best priced 

stallions commencing stud duties in 2010. However, his new fee 

for 2011 makes him unbelievable value.” 

2011 fees: 

Ready’s image: $6,600 (inc GST) 

Krupt: $5,500 (inc GST) 

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218 UNRESERVED LOTS AT NZB MAY SALE 

the board,” he concluded. 

After Dormello Stud, Waikato Stud has the largest offering with 30 

weanlings and 16 broodmares set to go under the auctioneer’s 

hammer and Waikato Stud’s owner Garry Chittick says the May 

Sale is an important part of their operation. 

“Waikato Stud has had a tradition of selling on an unreserved 

basis in the May Sale for the last three or four years. We are 

a large operation and we retain only the numbers that we can 

handle. 

“We go through this numbers process each year and, as a result, 

we annually present a selection of individuals who are genuinely 

offered for sale on an unreserved basis. 

“our draft this year has some nice horses available for buyers 

and they are all by successful stallions.” 

Rex Fell’s Goodwood Stud also has a large unreserved offering of 

32 horses entered in the 2011 May Sale. The home of the sireson 

of Stravinsky in Chinese Dragon, the Stud will be offering 18 

weanlings by the San Francisco Mile (Gr 2, 1m) winner. 

With yearlings selling up to NZ$80,000 at this year’s Karaka 

premier Sale, Chinese Dragon’s progeny were well received by the 

market, with purchasers including Te Akau Stud’s David Ellis and 

Karaka Million winning trainer Lisa Latta. 

Also on offer unreserved from Goodwood Stud is two weanlings 

by the eagerly awaited first season sire Alamosa and Savabeel, 

11 mares in foal to Chinese Dragon, and a broken-in bay filly 

by Howbaddouwantit, the sire of last Thursday’s ANZAC Stakes 

(Listed, 1600m) winner Neversaynever.


Dick Karreman’s The oaks Stud will be offering 21 lots on an 

unreserved basis. With their exciting stallion Darci Brahma siring 

his first stakes winner in Australia, the Stud will be keeping a 

close eye on the sale as it will see the first progeny by their young 

shuttle sire Sakhee’s Secret go through the Karaka ring. 

Most well-known for their champion racemare Seachange, The 

oaks will be offering a good line up of 15 mares, all to be sold 

on an unreserved basis. These include Lot 539, the Street Cry 

mare Blue Beat, a half-sister to the stakes placed Dress Code (El 

Moxie) and from the family of stakes winners Fashion Fun (Arch 

Sculptor) and Club House (Genuine). She has been served by 

Darci Brahma. 

The well-bred Sir Tristram mare Final Show will be offered at Lot 

597. Served by the young sire Roc de Cambes, she is a half-sister 

to the dual Group 1 winner Showella (Lord Ballina), the dam of 

the Group 2 winner Showcase (Giant’s Causeway) and the stakes 

winner Safwa (Danehill). 

Cameron Williams will take up his new appointment as chief 

executive of Newcastle Jockey Club next Monday (2 May). 

Singleton-born Williams comes to Newcastle from Sydney on the 

back of his previous position as head of Strategy and investments 

at the Australian Jockey Club, where he was second-in-charge to 

Darren pearce (now CEo of the newly-formed Australian Turf Club). 

Williams has had a lifelong interest in racing and says he is thrilled 

with the opportunity his new position at Newcastle presents. “i 

am looking forward to working with the Board, management team 

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Also on offer is the Last Tycoon mare Gold Tycoon at Lot 

614, the dam of the stakes performer Commands Gold 

(Commands), she is a half-sister to the stakes winner Joan’s 

Best (Gold Brose), and is from the stakes winning mare 

Yankee Gold (Western Symphony). She has been served by 

Bachelor Duke. 

The oaks Stud will also be offering a racing and breeding 

proposition, the broken-in three-year-old filly by Stravinsky at Lot 

801, from the family of the Group 1 winner and sire Noble Saint 

(Vaguely Noble). 

The 2011 May Sale will also include Dormello Stud’s Unreserved 

Dispersal Sale featuring 119 lots including weanlings, broodmares, 

yearlings, two-year-olds and racehorses. Graeme Rogerson and 

Denise Howell’s Hamilton-based Stud will be offering a selection 

of progeny by the exciting young sire Savabeel and the young 

MVRC AAMi Vase (Gr 2, 2040m) winning son of Redoute’s Choice 

in Duelled amongst their entries. 

and staff to enhance the NJC’s position as a premier racing club 

and entertainment venue.” 

Newcastle Jockey Club chairman, Brian Reardon, said his Board 

did not hesitate to appoint Williams when they became aware 

he was available. “We didn’t advertise the position, but after 

a few meetings with him the Board was unanimous he was 

the right person. Cameron not only has a racing background 

but also possesses the business acumen needed to fit such 

a position.” 

HONG KONG News 

APQEII CUP DRAW GIVES MIXED FORTUNE TO FAVOURITES 

The draw for the Audemars piguet Queen Elizabeth ii Cup (Gr 

1, 2000m) is of more significance than most because, in the 

words of Darren Beadman, “The 2000m start is the trickiest at 

Sha Tin because the first turn comes so early.” 

Beadman himself will have been more or less content with the 

barrier 9 for his mount, two-time QEii Cup winner Viva pataca 

(Marju), as this habitual hold-up horse would not have been 

involved in any jostling for early position in any case. Viva 

pataca’s trainer John Moore, anxious not to put any pressure of 

expectation on the veteran champion, said: “He probably has 

a chance from a place point of view, although i’d like to think 

he’ll be right up there at the finish.” 

if there is any charge for the lead at the first turn it looks most 

likely to be led by the Moore-trained front-runner Mighty High 

(peintre Celebre), as the trainer said of him: “i would think he’ll 

be going forward, as he has previously raced well when ridden 

in a forward position.” 

in that case Mighty High could be doing some early work to 

cross from barrier 13. of Moore’s other two runners, Destined 

For Glory (Azamour) drew 1 and irian (Tertullian) barrier 8: the 

latter perhaps a difficult gate for the Hong Kong Cup (Gr 1, 

2000m) runner-up if Brett prebble is looking to slot in not too 

far back. “if irian can reproduce his run behind Snow Fairy in 

December he’s got to be the one to beat.” Moore asserted and 

described Destined For Glory as, “The dark horse in the race.” 

He had no doubt however that the main threat to his quartet is 

Ambitious Dragon (pins). Connections of the Hong Kong Derby 

(HK Gr 1, 2000m) winner will have been less than thrilled to 

have drawn wide in 12, but bearing in mind that the son of 

pins was good enough to overcome 14 in the Derby, his genial 

owner Johnson Lam had no trouble continuing to smile. “My 

horse is very well,” he said when interviewed on stage “but 

this is the best opposition he has met so i must not be overconfident.” 

other late finishers who may be going back include Dubai Duty 

Free (Gr 1, 18000m) third Wigmore Hall (High Chaparral) and 

the Tony Cruz-trained Hong Kong Gold Cup (HK Gr 1, 2000m)


winner California Memory (Highest Honor). Trainer Michael 

Bell’s assistant Gillian Dolman, who has been riding Wigmore 

Hall in all his work, was relaxed about his draw of 10. “He’s a 

slow starter and he’s going to be held up anyway,” she said. 

“So perhaps it doesn’t make a great deal of difference.” 

Tony Cruz revealed that the brilliant California Memory, who 

actually delivered a faster final quarter in the Gold Cup than 

Snow Fairy (intikhab) had in the CxHK Cup (Gr 1, 2000m) itself, 

had suffered from a foot abscess a couple of weeks ago. “But 

we’ve got rid of that. He’s in excellent condition now, and it 

didn’t really hold up his work. if he runs well on Sunday and 

pulls up well, we’re planning to go on to Singapore (for the 

Singapore Airlines international Cup). And Matthew (Chadwick) 

will ride him in both races as the owners were very pleased with 

his ride last time.” 

Chadwick, who made the draw on behalf of connections, drew 

11, but Cruz was unperturbed. “We drew 12 in the Gold Cup 

and now 11 here. So we’ll be riding the same way - out the back 

door. i see the pace as being fairly similar to his last race. it’s 

all good, i’m very happy with him.” 

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Chadwick, riding in only his second international Group 1 after 

his ride on Beauty Flash (Golan) in the Champions Mile (Gr 1, 

1600m) last year and bidding to become the first local rider 

to win one at home, echoed the trainer’s opinion. “The draw’s 

oK,” he said. “We would settle back anyway. it’s great to have 

a ride in a race like this, and an extra bonus to be on one with 

a really good chance of winning.” 

if there were any prizes for the happiest smiles after the draw 

though, they would probably have gone to joint owner Mrs Cedric 

Amm, who confessed to extreme nervousness before drawing 

2 for the Mike de Kock challenger River Jetez (Jet Master), and 

Edmond Siu Kim ping who said: “it was very good to draw 3 for 

Semos.” 

And the pair were joined in their contentment by Herman Brown, 

trainer of Gitano Hernando (Hernando), who felt 6 was perfect 

for his horse. “it means we won’t be tight on the rail and 

we don’t have to do one thing or the other. We can go either 

forward or back according to how the race is run. i’m very, very 

happy with that.” 

Report: HKJC 

sINGAPORe News 

BETTER BE THE ONE BACK FOR LION CITY CUP 

While all attention has been on Rocket Man (Viscount) for his 

comeback to Singapore racing in Sunday’s $500,000 Lion City 

Cup (Sing Gr 1) over 1200m, Better Be The one (More Than 

Ready) (formerly Common interest) is somewhat the forgotten 

horse, writes Craig Brennan. 

in deserving all the fanfare for Rocket Man’s breakthrough 

international Group 1 victory in Dubai last month, Better Be 

The one was deserving of some of the hype following his 

narrow third placing on the same night. 

Whereas Rocket Man was successful in the US$2 million 

Dubai Golden Shaheen (Gr 1) over 1200m, Better Be The one 

ran the race of his life in finishing third to J J The Jetplane 

(Jet Master) in the US$1 million Al Quoz Sprint (Gr 2) over the 

straight 1000m course on 26 March. 

While the chances appear slim of Better Be The one accounting 

for Rocket Man in Sunday’s race, trainer Michael Freedman is 

confident he has the gelding in good order. 

Both Rocket Man and Better Be The one returned from Dubai 

on the same flight before spending the next two weeks in 

quarantine. 

While Rocket Man has trialled publically, scoring an easy trial 

victory on 21 April, Better Be The one has been given an easier 

time for his return to Singapore racing. 

Trackwork and a jumpout out last Saturday has Better Be The 

one on the fresh side as he sets out to tackle Rocket Man and 

four other opponents on Sunday. 

Better Be The one SiNGApoRE TURF CLUB 

“All we can do is our best and just chase Rocket Man around,” 

said Freedman. 

“He seems in pretty good order and has done well since his 

return. 

“i would say he’s in similar form to what he was before he left 

for Dubai. 

“We’ve kept him as fresh as we can for this race as i think 

that’s the way he races best.”


Following Sunday’s race it will be on to the KrisFlyer international 

Sprint (Gr 1) over 1200m on 22 May which was to also have 

seen a rematch with J J The Jet plane. 

However that rematch, and the rematch between Rocket Man 

and his conqueror from the Hong Kong international Sprint 

last December, is off with news that the South African-trained 

sprinter has gone amiss. 

J J The Jet plane suffered a core lesion of his medial lower 

suspensory of his near foreleg and while the injury is regarded 

as short to medium term connections have decided not to risk 

the sprinter and will instead return to South Africa and allow 

the gelding to recuperate. 

Following his third placing to J J The Jet plane, Freedman 

received an invitation from Nick Smith, Head of Communications 

and international Racing of Ascot in England, for Better Be The 

one to head to the Royal Ascot meeting in June. 

After enjoying the Dubai experience and with Better Be The one 

So often in racing history, good horses can be supremely talented 

yet for all that, have a nemesis. Think Tulloch and prince Darius, 

Affirmed and Alydar, i could go on but hopefully you have got the 

point. 

Hay List (Statue of Liberty) is clearly a high-class sprinter with 

the misfortune to be in the same era as Black Caviar (Bel Esprit). 

Last Saturday, with the All-Aged Stakes (Gr 1, 1400m) looking 

pretty much at his mercy in the absence of Black Caviar, Hay List 

produced a career best with a really dominant win in his first test 

at 1400m and in truly awful conditions. 

Given the circumstances Hay List had two ready made excuses if 

he had been beaten. instead he simply belted his rivals, clear into 

the straight and then quickening further clear with Hinchinbrook 

(Fastnet Rock), the three-year-old running an excellent race, in 

second with Group 1 winners Heart of Dreams (Show A Heart) 

and Melito (Redoute’s Choice) further behind. 

We have increased Hay List’s rating to 126 for this win and we 

can now only hope that the weather can be kinder to Queensland. 

OLDER HORSES: 

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running the race of his life, Freedman did have some thoughts of 

venturing to Royal Ascot but has had a rethink in recent weeks. 

“i’ve gone a little lukewarm on the idea,” said Freedman. 

“i haven’t ruled it out completely but i just want to see how 

things pan out with his next couple of runs.” 

Better Be The one burst on to the scene in Singapore winning 

his first two races on the polytrack before finishing third to 

parfumier (Belong To Me) over 1200m at his first run on the 

turf at Kranji. 

He returned to form and cemented a trip to Dubai by defeating 

Ghozi (Catbird) in a Kranji Stakes A over 1200m on 6 February 

before his third placing behind J J The Jet plane. 

After a successful career in Australia where he raced as 

Common interest before joining Freedman in Singapore, Better 

Be The one has had just the five starts for the J Man Stable, 

collecting around $300,000 in prizemoney. 

ANZ OLDeR HORse FORM 

HAY LIST PRODUCES CAREER BEST RUN IN ALL-AGED VICTORY 

if Hay List can get to the BTC Cup (Gr 1, 1200m) in this level 

of form then he might well give Black Caviar something to think 

about. 

Kingdom of Fife (Kingmambo) (120) has won both his starts in 

Australia, both at Group level. if his win in the Royal parma Stakes 

(Gr 3, 1600m) at 100/1 was regarded as a shock, there was no 

element of doubt about his Queen Elizabeth Stakes (Gr 1, 2000m) 

defeat of dual Group 1 winner Sacred Choice (Choisir). 

Kingdom of Fife did most of his racing at a mile and a quarter in 

England with stakes form at a mile and a half so there is every 

reason to suspect he will get to that distance in Australia and it 

will certainly be interesting to see how he progresses. 

Stand To Gain (Hawk Wing) (114) out-slogged his rivals to win a 

Sydney Cup (Gr 1, 3200m) that was effectively a war of attrition 

under the conditions. This was a major step up in form for the 

former English runner but he was always going forward in a race 

where several horses were clearly unable to perform to their best 

under the conditions. 

131 Black Caviar (Aus) 4 m Bel Esprit (Aus) - Helsinge (Aus), by Desert Sun (GB) peter Moody 

130 So You Think (NZ) 4 h High Chaparral (Ire) - Triassic (NZ), by Tights (USA) Bart Cummings 

126 Hay List (Aus) 5 g Statue Of Liberty (USA) - Sing Hallelujah (Aus), by is it True (USA) John McNair 

126 Shocking (Aus) 5 h Street Cry (Ire) - Maria Di Castiglia (GB), by Danehill (USA) Mark Kavanagh 

125 Americain (USA) 5 h Dynaformer (USA) - America (ire), by Arazi (USA) Alain de Royer Dupre 

125 More Joyous (NZ) 4 m More Than Ready (USA) - Sunday Joy (Aus), by Sunday Silence (USA) Gai Waterhouse 

125 Whobegotyou (Aus) 5 g Street Cry (Ire) - Temple of peace (Jpn), by Carnegie (ire) Mark Kavanagh


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125 Zipping (Aus) 9 g Danehill (USA) - Social Scene (ire) by Grand Lodge (USA) Robert Hickmott 

124 Maluckyday (NZ) 4 g Zabeel (NZ) - Natalie Wood (NZ), by Yachtie (NZ) Michael, Wayne & John Hawkes 

124 Metal Bender (NZ) 5 g Danasinga (Aus) - Jacqwin (Aus), by Bluebird (USA) Chris Waller 

123 Rangirangdoo (NZ) 6 g Pentire (GB) – She Wishes (NZ), by Kenfair (Aus) Chris Waller 

123 Theseo (Aus) 7 g Danewin (Aus) - ozone Sand (USA), by L’Enjoleur (USA) Gai Waterhouse 

122 Danleigh (Aus) 7 g Mujahid (USA) - Graceful Lily (Aus), by Dr Grace (NZ) Chris Waller 

122 Descarado (NZ) 4 g High Chaparral (Ire) - Karamea Lady (NZ), by Lord Ballina (Aus) Gai Waterhouse 

122 Heart Of Dreams (Aus) 5 g Show A Heart (Aus) - Academy of Dreams (Aus), by Royal Academy (USA) Mick price 

122 Shoot Out (Aus) 4 g High Chaparral (Ire) - pentamerous (NZ), by pentire (GB) John Wallace 

121 Melito (Aus) 4 m Redoute’s Choice (Aus) – Cloister (Aus), by Marauding (NZ) Gerald Ryan 

121 Triple Honour (NZ) 6 g Honours List (Ire) - Myrrh (NZ), by Nassipour (USA) Chris Waller 

120 Black Piranha (Aus) 7 g Clang (Aus) - Jazztrack (Aus), by Distinctly North (USA) Con Karakatsanis 

120 Kingdom Of Fife (GB) 6 g Kingmambo (USA) – Fairy Godmother (GB), by Fairy King (USA) Chris Waller 

120 Love Conquers All (Aus) 4 h Mossman (Aus) – She’s A Meanie (NZ), by prince Salieri (Aus) M, W & J Hawkes 

120 Precedence (NZ) 5 g Zabeel (NZ) - Kowtow (USA), by Shadeed (USA) Bart Cummings 

120 Wall Street (NZ) 6 g Montjeu (Ire) - Villa Wanda (GB), by Grand Lodge (USA) Jeff Lynds 

119 Dariana (Aus) 4 m Redoute’s Choice (Aus) - Beldarian (ire), by Last Tycoon (ire) Bart Cummings 

119 Eagle Falls (Aus) 5 g Hussonet (USA) – Desina (Aus), by Desert King (ire) David Hayes 

119 Hot Danish (Aus) 7 m Nothin’ Leica Dane (Aus) - Hot ‘N’ Breezy (Aus), by Zephyr Zip (NZ) Les Bridge 

119 Linton (Aus) 4 g Galileo (Ire) - our Heather (NZ), by Centaine (Aus) Robert Hickmott 

119 Mufhasa (NZ) 6 g Pentire (GB) – Sheila Cheval (NZ), by Mi preferido (USA) Steven McKee 

119 Sacred Choice (Aus) 5 m Choisir (Aus) – Sacred Habit (NZ), by Sir Tristram (ire) Joseph pride 

119 Typhoon Tracy (Aus) 5 m Red Ransom (USA) - Tracy’s Element (Aus), by Last Tycoon (ire) peter Moody 

119 Zavite (NZ) 8 g Zabeel (NZ) – Miss Vita (USA), by Alleged (USA) Anthony Cummings 

118 Atomic Force (Aus) 5 g Danehill Dancer (Ire) – Show of Force (Aus), by Luskin Star (Aus) Darren Smith 

118 Captain Sonador (Aus) 4 h Shamardal (USA) - pushing Daisies (Aus), by Kenny’s Best pal (Aus) Roger Milne 

118 Cedarberg (Aus) 4 g Helenus (Aus) – infrared (Aus), by Spectrum (ire) pat Carey 

118 Doubtful Jack (Aus) 4 g Not A Single Doubt (Aus) - Tootsie Roll (Aus), by Marscay (Aus) peter Moody 

118 Keep The Change (NZ) 4 m Keeper (Aus) – peace of Mind (NZ), by Wild Rampage (Aus) Shaun Ritchie 

118 Predatory Pricer (Aus) 5 h Street Cry (Ire) - Shady Stream (Aus), by Archregent (Can) Mick price 

118 Response (Aus) 4 m Charge Forward (Aus) – Live it Up (Aus), by Match Winner (Fr) Ellerton & Zahra 

118 Triple Elegance (Aus) 4 g Mossman (Aus) – Mary Machree (Aus), by Quest For Fame (GB) Chris Waller 

118 Trusting (Aus) 4 h Tale Of The Cat (USA) - Legible (NZ), by Zabeel (NZ) John Thompson 

117 All Silent (Aus) 7 g Belong To Me (USA) - Lisheenowen (Aus), by Semipalatinsk (USA) Grahame Begg 

117 Aloha (Aus) 4 m Encosta de Lago (Aus) – Tennessee Midnight (Aus), by Danehill (USA) Mick price 

117 Avenue (Aus) 4 m Anabaa (USA) – Virage (Aus), by Kenmare (Fr) peter Moody 

117 Beaded (Aus) 5 m Lonhro (Aus) – Subtle (Aus), by Night Shift (USA) peter Snowden 

117 Catapulted (Aus) 5 g Catbird (Aus) - Siren Miss (Aus), by Umatilla (NZ) Mark Kavanagh 

117 Centennial Park (NZ) 5 g Thorn Park (Aus) – Trephina (Aus), by Last Tycoon (ire) David payne 

117 Gathering (Aus) 4 g Tale Of The Cat (USA) - Celebria (Aus) by pentre Celebre (USA) John Thompson 

117 Ginga Dude (NZ) 7 g Istidaad (USA) - Clatitude (NZ), by Clay Hero (Aus) Graeme Boyd 

117 Manighar (Fr) 5 g Linamix (Fr) - Mintly Fresh (USA), by Rubiano (USA) Luca Cumani 

117 Monaco Consul (NZ) 4 h High Chaparral (Ire) - Argante (NZ), by Star Way (GB) Mike Moroney 

117 Red Ruler (NZ) 6 g Viking Ruler (NZ) – Ransom Bay (USA), by Red Ransom (USA) John Sargent 

117 Swift Alliance (Aus) 5 h Don Eduardo (NZ) – Visual Emotion (USA), by Silver Deputy (Can) Gai Waterhouse 

117 Vigor (NZ) 6 g O’Reilly (NZ) - Rationable (NZ), by Housebuster (USA) Danny o’Brien 

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TAB MEETINGS 

BALLARAT (VIC) Dead(4) 

R1: Uni Of Ballarat equine Ctr Mdn, $15000, 1200m. 

1. IMPULSIVE BUSINESS (AUS) (ch c 3 Johannesburg (USA) - i 

Mean Business (AUS)). T: G Eurell J: M J Walker 

Margins: 1.8 lens, 0.1 lens. Time: 1:13.34. 

R2: James & son Mdn, $15000, 1000m. 

1. SHE’S GOT A SECRET (AUS) (b/br f 3 Secret Savings (USA) 

- She is A Lady (AUS)). T: S A Dwyer J: M J Walker 


R3: Yeoman’s Rentals Mdn, $15000, 1000m. 

1. CANCONI (AUS) (ch f 3 Bianconi (USA) - Encantada (AUS)). 

T: D J Cannon J: D Malouf 

Margins: 0.1 lens, 0.4 lens. Time: 59.49. 



R4: Ballarat Come To Life Mdn, $15000, 1600m. 

1. HUSSALLET (NZ) (b m 4 Hussonet (USA) - Ballet Score (iRE)). 

T: J G Symons & S Laxon J: J R Todd 

Margins: 4 lens, 0.2 lens. Time: 1:42.35. 

Beauty Flash (NZ) 

Multiple Gr.1 winner in Hong Kong 

NZTM 

R5: Tracy The Placement People-72, $15000, 1200m. 

1. VISION OF ONE (AUS) (b g 5 Fusaichi Pegasus (USA) - Dutch 

Vision (AUS)). T: D K Weir J: D Yendall 


R6: sportsbet.Com.Au Hcp (62), $22500, 1200m. 

1. ZANZIDAR (AUS) (b g 4 Kempinsky (AUS) - Core She Can 

(AUS)). T: B M Cole J: J Benbow 


R7: Mitty’s Hcp (C1), $22500, 1000m. 

1. WALKWAY (AUS) (b f 3 Exceed And Excel (AUS) - Boardwalk 

Bell (AUS)). T: L J Corstens J: Ashley Thompson 

Margins: 0.8 lens, 0.5 lens. Time: 58.85.


R8: Centrepoint Communications-62, $15000, 1400m. 

1. JAKE BOY (AUS) (b g 3 Face Value (AUS) - Bites (AUS)). 

T: M A Kavanagh J: W Egan 


ROCKHAMPTON (QLD) Good(3) 

R1: Lacey’s Tjm 4x4 Magastore (C1), $12000, 1050m. 

1. COYOTE (AUS) (ch g 4 Elusive Quality (USA) - Skip Along Jolie 

(USA)). T: Ricky Vale J: A Coome 

Margins: 2.3 lens, 1 len. Time: 1:01.16 (last 600m 33.41). 

R2: Prime Properties Hcp (C1), $12000, 1050m. 

1. FLYING TEQUILA (AUS) (b m 4 Flying Spur (AUS) - Laudham 

Mist (AUS)). T: G K Taylor J: Ms Alisha Taylor 

Margins: 0.8 lens, 0.1 lens. Time: 1:01.35 (last 600m 34.15). 

R3: Greensteel Pty Ltd Mdn Hcp, $10000, 1050m. 

1. HIDDEN REWARDS (AUS) (b/br f 3 Hidden Dragon (AUS) - 

Anastar (AUS)). T: A R Jenkinson J: A Coome 


@ Lyndhurst Stud. 

Hidden Dragon 2011 fee $13,200 inc gst 

Danehill / Ballroom Babe 

Phone: 0429076610 or email: jeff@lyndhurststud.com 

R4: Parkhurst Tavern Mdn Hcp, $10000, 1050m. 

1. WARDEN BEN (AUS) (b g 3 Falvelon (AUS) - Bezzera (AUS)). 

T: G K Taylor J: Ms Alisha Taylor 


R5: Diplock’s Repair Centre Mdn, $10000, 1100m. 

1. FALON TERROR (AUS) (b/br g 2 Falvelon (AUS) - Black Terror 

(NZ)). T: L V Rowe J: A Coome 

Margins: 3 lens, 0.1 lens. Time: 1:04.41 (last 600m 34.32). 

R6: wade Hunt It Hcp (C3), $10000, 1809m. 

1. SITTINBUL (AUS) (b g 5 Estambul (ARG) - Mirra Mystic (AUS)). 

T: Gregory Cornish J: Ms S Drake 

Margins: 1 len, 0.5 lens. Time: 1:50.50 (last 600m 35.47). 

R7: shanahan swaffield Hcp (C2), $10000, 1300m. 

1. SIR EMLAND (AUS) (ch g 5 Forgotten Hero (AUS) - Flight Hero 

(NZ)). T: M Land J: J Wood 


WATERLEA (NZ) Dead(5) 

R1: speight’s Mdn, $7000, 1000m. 

1. VENETIAN RAIDER (NZ) (b f 2 Rusty Spur (USA) - Rare Bits 

(AUS)). T: M R pitman J: L J Allpress 

Margins: 4 lens, 0.8 lens. Time: 58.30. 

R2: Redwood Hcp (70), $8000, 1000m. 

1. THE HARRIER (NZ) (ch f 3 Align (AUS) - Specified (AUS)). 

T: p D Harris J: Ms K Williams 

Margins: 0.8 lens, 2 lens. Time: 58.15. 

R3: Grove Tavern Mdn, $7000, 1400m. 

1. LORD CAVENDISH (NZ) (b g 3 Bachelor Duke (USA) - Far 

Niente (NZ)). T: B D Court J: Ms K Williams 


R4: Criterion Hotel Hcp (70), $8000, 1400m. 

1. MISS COOL (NZ) (br m 4 One Cool Cat (USA) - Karaka Miss 

(NZ)). T: S A Marr J: R J Hannam 

RACE RESULTS CoNT. 


R5: Heagney Bros Mdn, $7000, 1950m. 

1. SEVERA (NZ) (b m 5 Montjeu (IRE) - Queen Caelia (NZ)). 

T: J W Bridgman J: J S Bullard 




R6: eckford & Burkhart Hcp (70), $8000, 1950m. 

1. KEEPITINTHEFAMILY (AUS) (b/br g 6 Intergaze (AUS) - Shag’s 

Sister (AUS)). T: p D Harris J: C W Johnson 

Margins: 1 len, 1.5 lens. Time: 2:04.70. 

R7: More Fm Hcp (70), $8000, 1400m. 

1. KOKIID (NZ) (ch g 6 Hunza Court (NZ) - patient Wave (NZ)). 

T: M L price J: B R Lammas 


R8: Marlborough express Hcp, $10000, 1400m. 

1. MISS THORN (NZ) (ch f 3 Thorn Park (AUS) - Spray (NZ)). 

T: J W Bridgman J: K C Walters 


R9: waterfront Motels Cup Prelude, $10000, 1950m. 

1. ALPINE HEIGHTS (NZ) (b g 4 Spartacus (IRE) - Alpine Delight 

(AUS)). T: J F parsons J: L J Allpress 

Margins: 0.1 lens, 2 lens. Time: 2:03.73. 

R10: Renwick Dairy Hcp, $10000, 1000m. 

1. ALL SPICE (NZ) (ch g 5 Seasoned Star (AUS) - Go Aliesha 

(NZ)). T: J D Mckay J: C R Van Der Werf 

Margins: 1 len, 0.8 lens. Time: 57.74. 

WYONG Heavy(10) 

R1: singo’s wholesale Meats Mdn, $14000, 2100m. 

1. JAHRE (AUS) (ch f 3 Encosta De Lago (AUS) - Whatever 

(AUS)). T: A J Cummings J: J Ford 

Margins: 1 len, 3.3 lens. Time: 2:14.30 (last 600m 38.22). 

R2: woodbury Club Mdn Hcp, $16000, 1350m. 

1. DELZERA (AUS) (br f 3 Grandera (IRE) - Delphine (AUS)). 

T: G H Walter J: Ms K o’hara 


R3: Variety Club Car 162 Mdn Hcp, $16000, 1000m. 

1. MORE BLACK MAGIC (AUS) (br/bl f 2 More Than Ready 

(USA) - Ebony Magic (AUS)). 

T: Ms G Waterhouse J: Tommy Berry 


More ThAn reADy 

Dual champion Australian 2yo Sire 

The remainder of the meeting was abandoned. 

www.vinery.com.au 

YORK (WA) Good(3) 

R1: elders Mdn, $8500, 1200m. 

1. DOUBLE SWIRL (AUS) (b f 3 Bletchley Park (IRE) - Extraneous 

pastime (AUS)). T: D L Casey J: T Turner 


R2: Cellarbrations Mdn, $8500, 1100m. 

1. DESIRE PATH (NZ) (br f 3 Falkirk (NZ) - Elyzabel (NZ)). 

T: L Smith J: C Mc Callum 

Margins: 1.5 lens, 0.4 lens. Time: 1:04.03 (last 600m 33.69).


O’Reilly 

Sire of Gr.1 Australian Guineas winner, 

Shamrocker (NZ) 

R3: York stock Feed Hcp (64), $9500, 1900m. 

1. WORD SALAD (AUS) (br g 5 Diatribe (AUS) - Balete Drive 

(AUS)). T: S R Casey J: Ms H Diener 


R4: Just spectacles Northam Mdn, $8500, 1500m. 

1. BELLE’S FURY (AUS) (ch m 4 Dante’s Fury (AUS) - Bellnami 

(AUS)). T: Ms A J Smith J: p Black 


R5: specialised Tree service (C1), $9500, 1200m. 

1. INTRIGUED (AUS) (b g 4 Encosta De Lago (AUS) - That Kind 

of Girl (AUS)). T: B V Watkins J: Ms K Yuill 


R6: skyracing.Tv (Bm60+), $15000, 1200m. 

1. IBRAHIMOVIC (AUS) (b g 4 Ihtiram (IRE) - Air Show (AUS)). 

T: Troy Mahood J: Ms L Bivemark 


R7: Acco Airconditioning Hcp (68), $9500, 1100m. 

1. DANTE’S PRINCESS (AUS) (b m 6 Dante’s Fury (AUS) - 

Taquamenaw (AUS)). T: Ms p Kenney J: Takahide ikenushi 


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Friday 29th April 

EXCITES (Aus) 

Deelites (Aus) (b f 2 ex Mrs Dee (Aus) by Rocket to Mars 

(Aus)) 

R5: Muswellbrook, 2YO Fillies Handicap, 1280m 

MANTON (Aus) 

Risky Chaser (Aus) (b f 2 ex Angels Star (Aus) by King of 

Kings (ire)) 


NADEEM (Aus) 

Dark Angel (Aus) (br f 2 ex opaline (Aus) by Jade Robbery 

(USA)) 


POWER OF DESTINY (Aus) 

Power Receiver (Aus) (b c 2 ex Aringarosa (Aus) by 

Snippets (Aus)) 

R1: Grafton, 2YO Country Plate, 1200m 

SCANDAL KEEPER (USA) 

Twilight Scandals (Aus) (br f 2 ex in Twilight (Aus) by Dr 

Grace (NZ)) 


VALIXIR (Ire) 

Retirement (Aus) (b g 2 ex South Sea Dancer (Aus) by 

Splendent (USA)) 

R1: Grafton, 2YO Country Plate, 1200m 

RACE RESULTS CoNT. 

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LEADING 2YO SIRES IN AUSTRALIA BY EARNINGS 

Stallion Code Yof - To Stud Breeding Rnrs Wnrs Wins SW Earnings Best Performer 

(SWins) 

1 Elusive Quality (USA) 1993 - 1999 Gone West - Touch of Greatness 17 1 5 1(5) $2,988,410 Sepoy - 2,908,500 

2 Not a Single Doubt (AUS) 2001 - 2005 Redoute’s Choice - Singles Bar 17 6 14 2(2) $1,866,850 Karuta Queen - 1,514,000 

3 Fastnet Rock (AUS) 2001 - 2005 Danehill - Piccadilly Circus 25 8 10 1(2) $1,409,860 Mosheen - 662,700 

4 General Nediym (AUS) 1994 - 1999 Nediym - Military Belle 28 9 13 3(4) $1,403,513 Night War - 378,696 

5 Exceed and Excel (AUS) 2000 - 2004 Danehill - Patrona 32 11 16 4(6) $1,353,960 Helmet - 677,300 

6 More Than Ready (USA) 1997 - 2001 Southern Halo - Woodman’s Girl 25 4 7 2(2) $963,295 Elite Falls - 705,150 

7 Snitzel (AUS) 2002 - 2006 Redoute’s Choice - Snippets’ Lass 21 9 11 1(1) $832,155 Schiffer - 252,000 

8 Testa Rossa (AUS) 1996 - 2001 Perugino - Bo Dapper 14 3 5 0(0) $745,985 pane in the Glass - 550,500 

9 Stratum (AUS) 2002 - 2006 Redoute’s Choice - Bourgeois 37 9 9 4(4) $725,875 Running Tall - 238,000 

10 Jet Spur (AUS) 2002 - 2006 Flying Spur - Verocative 15 8 10 0(0) $717,650 Kahui - 176,500 

11 Flying Spur (AUS) 1992 - 1996 Danehill - Rolls 17 3 7 2(3) $666,161 Satin Shoes - 344,650 

12 Written Tycoon (AUS) 2002 - 2007 Iglesia - Party Miss 8 2 2 0(0) $568,850 Masthead - 518,250 

13 Ferocity (AUS) 2002 - 2006 Lion Hunter - Chiara 27 5 7 0(0) $486,696 Flammable - 167,500 

14 Commands (AUS) 1996 - 2000 Danehill - Cotehele House 19 4 4 2(2) $389,709 Altar - 249,650 

15 Show a Heart (AUS) 1997 - 2002 Brave Warrior - Miss Sandman 15 2 3 0(0) $389,250 Black Cash - 202,000 

16 Starcraft (NZ) 2000 - 2006 Soviet Star - Flying Floozie 13 3 4 1(1) $385,039 Hallowell Belle - 214,250 

17 Encosta de Lago (AUS) 1993 - 1997 Fairy King - Shoal Creek 16 3 5 1(2) $383,153 one Last Dance - 170,863 

18 Nadeem (AUS) 2003 - 2007 Redoute’s Choice - Candide 16 5 8 1(2) $370,640 Triple Asset - 265,385 

19 Choisir (AUS) 1999 - 2003 Danehill Dancer - Great Selection 20 5 8 2(2) $357,505 Cute Emily - 122,925 

20 Dash for Cash (AUS) 1998 - 2003 Secret Savings - Gulistan 15 5 5 0(0) $348,845 Grand Britannia - 140,475 

21 Fusaichi pegasus (USA) 1997 - 2001 Mr. Prospector - Angel Fever 13 8 10 2(2) $339,605 Diamond to pegasus - 80,950 

22 Falvelon (AUS) 1996 - 2003 Alannon - Devil’s Zephyr 25 5 7 0(0) $337,075 Mr Favulous - 179,400 

23 Rock of Gibraltar (iRE) 1999 - 2003 Danehill - Offshore Boom 11 2 6 1(3) $334,892 Golden Archer - 315,150 

24 Ad Valorem (USA) 2002 - 2007 Danzig - Classy Women 15 4 6 1(1) $300,060 Uate - 220,650 

25 Mossman (AUS) 1995 - 2000 Success Express - Lichen Lady 19 6 7 1(1) $299,157 Double impact - 98,000 

LEADING 2YO SIRES IN NEW ZEALAND BY EARNINGS 

Stallion Code Yof - To Stud Breeding Rnrs Wnrs Wins SW Earnings Best Performer 

(SWins) 

1 Charge Forward (AUS) 2001 - 2005 Red Ransom - Sydney’s Dream 1 1 2 1(1) $597,587 Fort Lincoln - 597,587 

2 pins (AUS) 1996 - 2000 Snippets - No Finer 6 3 6 2(3) $350,303 Antonio Lombardo - 290,315 

3 Anabaa (USA) 1992 - 1997 Danzig - Balbonella 1 1 4 1(4) $348,750 Anabandana - 348,750 

4 Savabeel (AUS) 2001 - 2005 Zabeel - Savannah Success 5 3 6 2(2) $155,425 Savabill - 91,775 

5 perfectly Ready (AUS) 2002 - 2007 More Than Ready - Elle Duccio 19 5 6 0(0) $137,978 Queen Boudicca - 36,500 

6 Darci Brahma (NZ) 2002 - 2007 Danehill - Grand Echezeaux 9 2 2 0(0) $115,675 Super Easy - 63,025 

7 Fastnet Rock (AUS) 2001 - 2005 Danehill - Piccadilly Circus 2 1 1 0(0) $85,450 planet Rock - 84,400 

8 Bachelor Duke (USA) 2001 - 2005 Miswaki - Gossamer 5 2 3 1(1) $72,350 Shuka - 66,300 

9 postponed (USA) 1997 - 2002 Summer Squall - Bridal Tea 10 5 5 0(0) $58,975 Duckworth Lewis - 14,475 

10 Volksraad (GB) 1988 - 1993 Green Desert - Celtic Assembly 9 2 2 0(0) $44,550 Distill - 20,875 

11 o’Reilly (NZ) 1993 - 1997 Last Tycoon - Courtza 11 2 2 0(0) $41,975 Cracker - 28,625 

12 Stratum (AUS) 2002 - 2006 Redoute’s Choice - Bourgeois 2 1 2 1(1) $40,160 Estrato - 39,910 

13 Snippetson (AUS) 2001 - 2006 Snippets - Snowdrift 1 1 2 1(1) $36,075 Miss Upstart - 36,075 

14 King’s Chapel (AUS) 2000 - 2005 King of Kings - Lower Chapel 4 0 0 0(0) $32,750 Lady Chapel - 32,250 

15 No Excuse Needed (GB) 1998 - 2003 Machiavellian - Nawaiet 8 2 2 0(0) $29,225 Release Me - 16,725 

16 Captain Rio (GB) 1999 - 2004 Pivotal - Beloved Visitor 10 1 2 0(0) $25,325 Dollario - 21,475 

17 Lucky Unicorn (AUS) 2002 - 2007 Redoute’s Choice - La Bamba 6 2 2 0(0) $20,713 pat’s Trick - 12,950 

18 Thorn park (AUS) 1999 - 2004 Spinning World - Joy 5 1 1 0(0) $19,825 Simply Magic - 11,950 

19 Fast ‘n’ Famous (AUS) 2002 - 2007 Redoute’s Choice - Zalinda 6 2 2 0(0) $17,375 Smoke ‘n’ Mirrors - 9,375 

20 Brilliance (USA) 1997 - 2002 Thunder Gulch - La Gueriere 2 0 0 0(0) $16,500 The Great Snowman - 16,500 

21 Danroad (AUS) 1999 - 2004 Danehill - Strawberry Girl 1 1 1 0(0) $16,000 Jackthelad - 16,000 

22 Elusive City (USA) 2000 - 2004 Elusive Quality - Star of Paris 1 1 1 0(0) $15,875 Elusive Red - 15,875 

23 General Nediym (AUS) 1994 - 1999 Nediym - Military Belle 4 2 2 0(0) $15,788 Witz End - 7,875 

24 Handsome Ransom (AUS) 2000 - 2005 Red Ransom - Bianca Lancia 4 2 2 0(0) $14,525 o’Ceirins Magic - 7,500 

25 My Halo (ARG) 1995 - 2001 Southern Halo - My Swinger 2 2 2 0(0) $13,037 Single Gesture - 6,787

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