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MOVERS & SHAKERS by Sarah Peatling

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LANG LIN

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ELF-made billionaire Lang Lin, better known to some as ‘Mr Wolf’, is a rising force between mainland China and the Australasian thoroughbred industry. It’s hard to describe what he does in this aspect in one word, but ‘enabler’ comes to mind because Mr Lang’s investments, vision and enthusiasm as a racehorse owner, racing industry developer and international connector, continues to inspire and create key business opportunities between China, New Zealand and Australia.

The founder and chief executive of the Inner Mongolia Rider Horse Group has spent more than $11m since 2012 shipping more than 800 New Zealand racehorses to China, to race and to breed from, with

a view to grow the domestic market in his homeland.

At the same time he has introduced hundreds of Chinese visitors and investors to his great love of Australasia’s major bloodstock sales and racing carnivals.

The highlight so far in Mr Lang’s journey ‘Down Under’ is his ownership of the Caulfield Cup and dual Derby winning hero, Mongolian Khan, a horse he describes as tough, fearless and his lucky charm.

Q: Mr Lang, how would you best describe yourself and where did your passion for thoroughbreds come from?

A: “I am a pure racing fan and horse lover. I am in a minority in China, being a Manchu. This ethnicity has a natural love towards horses. Racing is lots of fun, but I most enjoy watching thoroughbred horses fighting for the win.”

Q: You are a self-made billionaire with businesses in retail food, hospitality, construction and technology in China, what is the key to your success?

A: “I think the key is to be honest to my friends and my business partners. I would rather suffer losses than profit at other people’s expense. I also

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believe in hard work and sometimes you do need a bit of luck as well.”

Q: You have a close working relationship with New Zealand Bloodstock and the wider Australasian industry. Why choose New Zealand as the country to buy your thoroughbred stock from? How did this relationship start?

A: “Kiwi-bred horses are good quality and a reasonable price. Also, New Zealand is famous for breeding top stayers who win a lot of major classic races, especially in Australia. Importantly, there is the free-trade agreement between China and New Zealand since 2008, which means a zero tax rate to export thoroughbreds to China. That is why I started purchasing horses from New Zealand in 2012.”

Q: I understand you have a particular interest in racing stayers. What is it about the major classic races you admire so much?

A: “I really like 2000m races and beyond. In China most of the featured races are staying races, and by watching the staying races you can enjoy the whole process a bit longer, compared to sprinting races.

I think these distances are the ultimate test for a horse too. The winners of these distance races are classic and owning one winner, or more, is a very exciting thing.”

Q: One of the best and richest staying contests in the world is the $6.2m Melbourne Cup. Is it true that you’ve long held an obsession with Australia’s ‘race that stops a nation’?

A: “Yes, I have been attracted to the Melbourne Cup for a long time now. Since I was young I’ve heard about this race, which stops the whole nation. I love its scale, prize money and the influence. It’s a very special day.”

Q: So does this mean the Melbourne Cup is the number one race in the world that you would like to win?

A: “Like I said before, I love staying races but my favourite is the Melbourne Cup. That’s the one I’d love to win most. But it’s also one of the hardest to win!”

Q: How did you get the nickname ‘Mr Wolf’?

A: “My last name is ‘Lang’, and in Chinese it means wolf, so my staff members call me this and it has caught on elsewhere.”

Q: Speaking of wolf, it’s been reported that you own some exotic animals at home in China.

A: “Yes, that’s true. I’ve got falcons and wolves.

They are intelligent animals, and well looked after.”

Q: Through your passion for horses and racing, and ability to identify and develop a business opportunity, you founded the ‘Inner Mongolia Rider Horse Group’ in 2006.

Tell us a bit more about this vision and purpose of the group.

A: “The Inner Mongolia Rider Horse Group focuses on the whole-industrial chain business model, and we get the local farms involved into our business by signing up contractors, which improves the local employment rate and the farms’ income.

The Rider Horse Group has now grown into six sections. The New Zealand branch, which is in charge of the horse exporting business where we import to breed, race and sell in China; Breeding Farm in Inner Mongolia; Rider Horse Racecourse in Inner Mongolia; Livestock Trade Market in Inner Mongolia; Rider Horse Feed Mill in Inner Mongolia; and Equestrian Club Management Company in Beijing and Jilin.”

Q: One of the achievements of the Rider Horse Group is the launch of International Mongolian Culture and Tourism Carnival, which is still in its infancy. How did your flagship racing carnival perform this year?

A: “This year the carnival went pretty well. It’s a threeday-event with more than 30 teams from 11 provinces competing in China racing. There were many international visitors including 58 guests from New Zealand and 11 guests from Australia. We had celebrity performers entertain and on ‘New Zealand Racing Day’ we attracted more than 15,000 people.

It was very successful and something to build on.”

Q: Is China set for a bright horseracing future? What do you hope for?

A: “The economy in China is developing fast and the consumption ability is growing a lot. Yes, I do believe that horse racing in China will have a bright future, as people love racing, especially in the minority areas.

“I hope that in the future, horse racing in China could be better organised and developed in line with the international racing industry. We’re only at a beginning stage but I have the sense of mission to make it better.”

Q: Let’s talk about your headline horse, Mongolian Khan. You purchased him at the Karaka NZB Ready To Run Sale along with five other horses, which also included a Chinese Derby winner.

A: “I was really lucky to get Mongolian Khan. It was actually his movement at the breeze-up and his spirit that attracted me. He was striking. In total I bought six horses from that sale as I wanted a classic type. I kept three in New Zealand and sent three back to China.

The one who won the Chinese Derby is by Iffraaj and in 2014 he won six races in a row. We’re still racing him; he won an 1800m race recently at Yulong Racecourse in Shanxi, which was exciting.”

Q: How special was it when Mongolian Khan won the 2015 New Zealand Derby and then backed it up weeks later with victory in the Australian Derby, becoming the first horse since the champion Bonecrusher (in 29 years) to win the Derby double?

A: “It felt like my dream that had been in my mind for quite a long time finally came true. It was unbelievable joy.”

Q: Did you think he would come back as a four year-old and go on to win the $3.5m Caulfield Cup that same year? How did that Spring Racing Carnival victory feel?

A: “I was very positive towards Mongolian Khan’s condition before the Caulfield Cup. He ran a nice third in the Caulfield Guineas and was proven over the distance of 2400m. We all felt he was a special horse

and looked forward to seeing him run in the Caulfield Cup. It was magnificent after he crossed the line that day. He didn’t let us down and I was very proud. The Spring Racing Carnival is one of world’s best events and to have a horse run during this time is a privilege.”

Q: Do you get nervous before these big races?

A: “Yes I do get nervous, but also very excited as well.”

Q: Some experts say Mongolian Khan would have gone close to winning the 2015 Melbourne Cup had he not suffered a colic attack. Do you agree? Was that a sad moment for you to let go of the Melbourne Cup dream with him?

A: “Yes I agree, it was a sad moment for all of us including Murray and Andrew, Opie, Sophia and Joe, all of our Rider Horse Group people and even many of my racing friends back in China, but we were very happy he was able to make a recovery.”

Q: Mongolian Khan is now standing at Windsor Park Stud and set for an exciting future at stud, with a book of 140 mares to cover in his first season. What does this horse mean to you and the Inner Mongolia Rider Horse Group?

A: “Mongolian Khan is like a lucky charm to me and to the Rider Horse Group. I told my staff that we must learn from him, for he is so tough and he doesn’t fear anything at the track. Also he is a milestone for the China racing industry.”

Q: You are an excellent ambassador for the Australasian thoroughbred industry.

It’s been documented that you brought out 150 Chinese guests to 2015 Melbourne Cup Day, 50 to New Zealand Derby Day at Ellerslie and many other international visitors to the New Zealand Bloodstock sales. Would this be more than 300 people?

A: “Yes it would be about that. I like introducing my friends, family and business partners to my passion and to share the excitement. It’s a wonderful industry with many opportunities.”

Q: Do you see China, New Zealand and Australia growing closer and doing more business together in the thoroughbred industry in the future?

A: “Yes. It compares to the relationship with Ireland, USA and Japan. China has a strong bond with New Zealand and Australia, especially in terms of horse racing. These three countries have been communicating for many years and have already established a great partnership.

“Back in China, Mr Zhang’s Yulong Investments and the Rider Horse Group also support each other by sending horses to compete at each other’s race meetings too. Horseracing is an international exchange that brings many people together, and we can all learn from each other.” n

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2016 NEW ZEALAND BLOODSTOCK READY TO RUN SALE

NZB Ready to Run Sale’s Racetrack Results Speak for Themselves

With another season of spectacular racetrack success, New Zealand Bloodstock’s Ready to Run Sale has further enhanced its position as Australasia’s premier go-to destination for buyers looking for two-year-olds that are impeccably prepared and ready to perform to a high level.

It is the only Sale of its kind in Australasia to yield Group 1 success over the last four years, during which time its alumni have racked up a remarkable 16 wins at that level. Four of those Group 1 victories came during the 2015-16 season.

Leading the way for the second straight year was Mongolian Khan. The son of Holy Roman Emperor, purchased by Mr Lang Lin’s Rider Horse Group for $220,000 at the 2013 Ready to Run Sale, added the world-famous Caulfield Cup to his dual classic success in the previous season’s New Zealand Derby and Australian Derby.

Ridden by his regular partner Opie Bosson, Mongolian Khan was prominent throughout the gruelling 2400-metre test before his class and stamina shone through down the straight, outfighting an international field to become the first New Zealand-trained Caulfield Cup winner since Ethereal in 2001.

The win earned Mongolian Khan the title of New Zealand Horse of the Year for the second consecutive season, and he has now taken up stud duties at Windsor Park Stud.

Mongolian Khan was trained in Cambridge by Murray Baker and Andrew Forsman and this training duo enjoyed two further Group 1 victories in Melbourne last season with another Ready to Run Sale graduate. Turn Me Loose (NZ) (Iffraaj), who won the New Zealand 2000 Guineas the previous season, stepped up and became one of Australasia’s premier sprinter-milers with outstanding displays in the Emirates Stakes at Flemington and Futurity Stakes at Caulfield.

Purchased for $52,500 at the 2013 Ready to Run Sale, Turn Me Loose has amassed more than $1.5 million for his owners Lindsay De Souza, Todd Hartley, Doug Painter, Paul Vawdrey, Jim Lark, Scott Brown and Jim Robinson. Turn Me Loose was voted New Zealand’s Champion Sprinter and Champion Middle-Distance Horse for 2015-16.

The fourth Group 1 win for the Sale last season was produced by Dukedom (NZ) in the Levin Classic at Trentham. Young trainer Steven Cole paid $65,000 for the Bachelor Duke gelding who would go on to provide the 24-year-old with a Group 1 win less than two years into his career.

But recent big-race success by Ready to Run Sale graduates is by no means limited to that high-class quartet.

The Falkirk gelding Well Done (NZ), purchased for $90,000 at the 2013 Ready to Run Sale, rose to stardom with a Sgp-1 Singapore Derby victory that had to be seen to be believed.

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He came from nowhere with an enormous finishing burst, sailing past fellow Karaka graduate Majestic Moments to win by a widening three-quarters of a length.

The win was Well Done’s seventh from 17 career starts, having previously won the Patron’s Bowl over 1600 metres, and took him past $1 million in prize-money.

Fellow Singapore galloper Debt Collector (NZ), by Thorn Park, was purchased by trainer Cliff Brown for $120,000 at the 2014 Ready to Run Sale. He has scored five impressive victories in 2016 including the Sgp-1 Singapore Guineas, Sgp-2 Singapore Three-Year-Old Classic and the Sgp-3 Jumbo Jet Trophy and Brown considers him a top Derby prospect.

Additional Group 1-winning graduates of the Ready to Run Sale over the past four seasons include Gaultier, Albany Reunion (Fastnet Rock), Atlante (Fastnet Rock), Glorious Days (Hussonet), Linton (Galileo), Nashville (NZ) (Darci Brahma) and Sangster (NZ) (Savabeel).

Australian buyers have long recognised the quality available at the Sale and have been extremely active in recent seasons. Last year they purchased 61 horses for a total of $6,693,000. The leading buyer from Australia was Mauro Poletti and Amanda Turner who purchased four horses for a total of $875,000.

This year’s catalogue has attracted 552 two-year-olds prepared by New Zealand’s best horse educators. A wide range of 123 sires from New Zealand and Australia are represented.

The catalogue features 57 siblings to stakes winners including siblings to Group 1 winners Veloce Bella, Magic Cape, Captivate, Miss Mossman, Ruud Awakening, MacO’Reilly, I Do, Kirramosa, Irish Fling, Peggy Jean and Allez Wonder. Buyers will also find the progeny of 60 stakes winners including Group 1-winning dams Captivate, Honor Babe, Honor Bound, Prize Lady and Sharvasti.

New Zealand sires represented in the catalogue include Darci Brahma, Iffraaj, Jimmy Choux, Keeper, Makfi, O’Reilly, Pentire, Per Incanto, Pins, Pour Moi, Power, Reliable Man, Savabeel, Shocking, Showcasing, Swiss Ace, Tavistock and Zacinto.

“The win earned Mongolian Khan the title of New Zealand Horse of the Year for the second consecutive season, and he has now taken up stud duties at Windsor Park Stud.”

There is also a wide range of Australian sires such as All Too Hard, Americain, Animal Kingdom, Choisir, Encosta De Lago, Exceed And Excel, Foxwedge, Hinchinbrook, Hussonet, I Am Invincible, Manhattan Rain, Medaglia d’Oro, Pierro, Redoute’s Choice, Smart Missile, Snitzel, So You Think, Starspangledbanner, Stryker, Street Cry and Written Tycoon.

Every horse is given the opportunity to Breeze Up at Te Rapa Racecourse, held on 17 and 18 October, with the final 200 metres of their work timed and filmed. Breeze Up clips will be available to view on the NZB website or can be requested on DVD. New Zealand Bloodstock’s Ready to Run Sale of Two-YearOlds will be held on 16 and 17 November at Karaka from 10am each day with catalogues available now .

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TURN ME LOOSE (NZ) 2015 WINNER GROUP 1 EMIRATES STAKES $52,500 2013 NZB READY TO RUN SALE

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G1 WINS

The leading Sale of its kind in Australasia, NZB’s Ready to Run Sale is the source of 8 individual Group 1 winners of 12 Group 1 races in the past three seasons.

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TRIPLE 3-time Group 1 winners Turn Me Loose (NZ) and Mongolian Khan hail from its ranks along with Sgp-1 Singapore Derby winner Well Done (NZ) and Sgp-1 Singapore Guineas winner Debt Collector (NZ).

STAKES WINS

A prolific producer of successful racehorses, the Sale has had 107 stakes wins in the past five seasons alone.

Join us for NZB's Ready to Run Sale at Karaka in November to see why these well-educated youngsters are leaving the competition in their dust.

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A Day at Karaka To give you an idea of what a day visiting the Karaka Sales Centre entails, we’ve come up with a sample schedule. Your day might go something like this: 8am – Rise and shine! Wake up and enjoy a hearty breakfast in your hotel or at one of the excellent cafes in central Auckland. You might even want to stretch your legs, so take a beach-front walk along Tamaki Drive or an easy loop around the Viaduct.

9am – Meet the NZB shuttle at your hotel and head to the Karaka Sales Centre (book in advance on transport@nzb.co.nz). Our shuttle operates twice daily to and from select Auckland hotels. The shuttle schedule will be available approximately one week prior to the Sale.

9.30am – Half an hour later arrive at NZB and head straight to the Sale Day Office to pick up your Buyer Registration. Say ‘hello’ to the Sale Day team which includes Eion Fraser from our Finance department, Sharon McDowell of Airfreight and Mark Lock from Insurance. They can answer any questions you may have at this stage about the Sale.

Seafarers Club

9.45am – Begin inspections whilst enjoying your complimentary coffee from the Karaka Garden Bar (collect your coffee voucher after completing your Buyer Registration!)

5.30pm – Join the team from New Zealand Bloodstock at Soul Bar in the Viaduct on Tuesday 15 November for a welcome drink and an opportunity to catch up with your friends and colleagues.

10am – Sale Day: Lot 1 walks in the ring, selling commences. Non-Sale Day: continue inspections.

7.30pm – Enjoy dinner at one of Auckland’s many restaurants. Ask one of the team for a recommendation or pick up a copy of the NZB Dining Guide at Karaka. Listings include Soul Bar, Ostro, O’Connell St Bistro, The Sugar Club and many more.

12.30pm – Enjoy a light lunch with a selection of awardwinning New Zealand beer and wine in the Phar Lap room.

This space is reserved for our Registered Buyers so don’t forget to sign up.

3pm – Drop in to the Asia Lounge marquee, next to the Indoor Parade Ring, and say hello to NZB’s South Africa and Asia representative, Debbie Hawkins. Here you will find information about the Karaka Million race series and NZB Insurance Pearl Series, as well as our Airfreight and Insurance brochures.

4.30pm – Complete inspections and return to your hotel via our complimentary shuttle service.

Later – Use your exclusive Seafarers Club card to gain access to one of Auckland’s only private members clubs, and the only one whose roof terrace has stunning harbour views. Wander home to your hotel and plan to do it all again tomorrow.

For more information or to make a booking for the Ready to Run Sale of 2YOs at Karaka, please contact travel@nzb.co.nz. We look forward to seeing you at the Karaka Sales Centre, where winning begins.

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CYPRESS POINT

STORY BY KRISTEN MANNING

Quality draft of 15 well related youngsters Having enjoyed success with a small draft at last year's Ready To Run, Cypress Point Stables is looking forward to an even bigger sale with a quality draft of 15 well related youngsters.

Lot 7 bay colt Bel Esprit - Venezuela (Johannesburg): boasting a 3m x 6f cross of the excellent mare Crimson Saint, he is out of a winning half-sister to the stakes placed winners Stralia and Mr President. "An upstanding colt who has done nothing but impress us in everything he does," said Cypress Point’s Jenna Mahoney.

Lot 28 bay colt Medaglia d'Oro - Wokpool (Hussonet): hailing from the prolific Princess Tracy family, he is out of a half-sister to the Listed winner Cantonese out of a daughter of the VRC Oaks-Gr.1, 2500m winner Kylikwong whose dam is the South African star Tracy's Element, dam of Australian Horse Of The Year Typhoon Tracy. "He is a very impressive natural runner with speed and manners."

Lot 83 bay colt Dalghar - Blossoming (Perfectly Ready): first live foal for a half-sister to the stakes winner Lucha Libre from the immediate family of Group One gallopers Ensign Ewart, Prussian Blue and Fighting Warrior. "He is a bold colt, correct with a long stride and a real racehorse's attitude."

Lot 137 brown colt Power - Commanda Dream (Commands): dam is out of a half-sister to the dual Group One winner Tristanagh from the family of Brisbane CupGr.1 (3200m) winner Dupain. "He is a strong early running type with a great constitution."

Lot 145 bay colt Postponed - Countess Zoya (Flying Spur): half-brother to the stakes placed Ali Spur out of a half-sister to the dual Group One winning sprinter Atomic Force from the family of Encounter. "A big, powerful, bold galloper with a competitive nature."

Lot 223 brown filly Showcasing - Free Form (Octagonal): dam has already produced two metropolitan winners and she is a city winning daughter of the triple Group One winner Fayreform, dam of Group One galloper Perfect Fit. "She is a laid back, strong filly who is very athletic. She has impressed everyone who has ridden her."

Lot 242 grey colt Dalghar - Gold Park (Bletchley Park): halfbrother to the dual city winner Uma Park out of a half-sister to the four times Group Three winner Finito and to the dam of Singapore star Superb Effect. "He is a very nice type of horse by a stallion who is very much on the rise."

Lot 260 brown colt He's Remarkable - Heartwell (Danske): bred on a 4m X 4f cross of Sir Tristram, he is a half-brother to the winner Dontbreakmyheart out of a granddaughter of the Queensland Oaks-Gr.1, 2400m winner Triumphal Queen."A very correct colt with a great stride. He has a lot going for him."

Lot 268 bay colt Rip Van Winkle - Hymn For Her (Thorn Park): son of a half-sister to the triple Group winner Spring Rain from the prolific black type family of Torquay, Seraphic, Irlanda, Chintz, Chenille and Queen Of Kiwi. "An athletic type who will really develop into a quality three-year-old."

Lot 290 bay colt Raise The Flag - Katriffic (Handsome Ransom): first foal for a two times winning granddaughter of the stakes winner Enchanted Angel from the family of Group One winners In Top Swing and Hallowell Belle.

Boasts a 5m x 6m cross of the great mare Lalun. "A lovely type of colt who will develop into a quality three-year-old."

Lot 344 bay colt Highly Recommended - Miami (Waikiki Star): half-brother to six winners including the stakes placed performers Mystical and Maine out of a sister to the Listed winner Argentina. Descendant of famed matriarch La Troienne. "A two-year-old type with great balance and a big action."

Lot 356 brown colt Niagara - Miss Prickle (Thorn Park): carrying crosses of the wonderful mares Special, Lalun,

Natalma and Best In Show, he is out of a winning half-sister to the stakes winner Tycoon Tango from the family of NZ 1000 Guineas-Gr.1, 1600m winner Risque. "A big colt with a lot of scope. Very light on his feet with a great action."

Lot 361 bay colt Darci Brahma - Miuccia Belle (Pins): first foal for a winning daughter of the Group Two mare Christiana Belle, dam of the Group Three winner Zino Belle, in turn dam of the Listed winner Silver Eclipse.

Hailing from the prolific "Belle" family, he is bred on a 4m x 4f Sir Tristram cross. "An early running colt with size. He has shown a lot of speed."

Lot 440 bay colt Handsome Ransom - Raise The Roof (Maroof): bred on the same Handsome Ransom/Maroof cross as the Singapore Group winner Fatkid, he is a halfbrother to the 15 times winner Haslington out of a 3/4 sister to the South African Group One winner Hoeberg. "A professional type with a very forward attitude."

Lot 513 bay colt Pins - Sparkling (O'Reilly): bred on the successful Pins/O'Reilly cross (six stakes winners), he is out of a sister to the dam of the dual Group One winner Sacred Star, the dam of the Group One winner Diademe and half-sister to the stakes winner Plaudits. "A very precocious type who has natural speed and a good attitude to match."

Small draft success of 2015 Cypress Point Stables set to succeed again for 2016

Contact: Jenna Mahoney ~ Email: jenna_mahoney@hotmail.com +64 21 649 101

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DIAMOND LODGE

STORY BY RENÉE GEELEN

Diamond Lodge is a vendor with a strong record Recent graduates from Diamond Lodge’s Ready to Run drafts include Avondale Cup-Gr.2 winner Sacred Master (who also won the Newcastle Gold Cup last month); Castletown S-L winner Leeds, and Macau Listed winner Mission Well. Throw in New Zealand Derby placegetter Dee I Cee, as well as Gr.1 placed Mighty Solomon; and Diamond Lodge is a vendor with a strong record.

In 2016, Diamond Lodge will bring a draft of 35 young horses to the Ready to Run Sale. A half-brother to Gr.1 winner Captivate is Lot 103. Their dam, Cappie, is an unraced half-sister to Gr.1 winner Culminate, and this is the family of the afore-mentioned Sacred Master.

A pedigree that is hitting headlines in Australia is that of Lot 6.

By Sebring, this colt is a three-quarter brother to recently retired Champion Racehorse Criterion (by Sebring). The dam of Lot 6 is Gr.2 winner Varenna Miss (by Redoute’s Choice), whose first foal is a winner. This is a family on the move with many new stakes winners in recent times.

Another well-related colt is Lot 444 who is a half brother to Gr.2 winner Fursa. This colt is by Snitzel from Red Princess, a winning Red Ransom mare who has left two stakes horses.

Champion Sire Fastnet Rock has Lot 196, a colt from Gr.2 winner Everswindell. She has started her broodmare career with a bang and both her runners are stakes placed winners. This is the family of Best Yet to Come; an omen perhaps. Fastnet Rock’s Gr.1 winning son Rock ‘n’ Pop has two horses from his first crop in this draft. Lot 393 is by American stakes winner One Man to Beat, from the family of Breeders’ Cup Juvenile Fillies winner Caressing. Lot 100 is a half-brother to stakes placed Elusive Red, from the family of Gr.1 winner Omnicorp, and recent group winner Abidewithme.

High Chaparral, sire of So You Think, Dundeel, and many other great colts, has Lot 110, a gelding who is a half-brother to South African Listed winner Purely Atomic, from the family of Gr.1 winner Imperial Beauty. The other is Lot 57, a colt first foal, from Ardeche, a stakes placed daughter of Diamond Like from the famous Eight Carat family.

Leading First Season Sire in NZ in 2014/15, Showcasing, has two lots in this draft including Lot 143, a half-brother to Gr.2 winner Atlantis Dream from the family of Gr.1 winner Bulla Borghese (who recently left group winner Bound for Earth).

The other, Lot 398, is a colt out of Orinda, a young winning O’Reilly half-sister to Gr.3 winner Mr Ubiquitous.

Criterion Brilliant young sire Tavistock has three lots in this draft, headlined by Lot 309, a colt out of an unraced Zabeel mare who is a three-quarter-sister to multiple Gr.1 placed Starina.

This is the family of Gr.1 winner Penny Edition. Lot 420 is out of Pinzee, a 12 race winner who was also stakes placed; while Lot 447 is out of Ria’s Pride, a Savabeel half-sister to two group winners from the family of Our Tristalight.

family of Charge Forward, Diamond Cove, Donna Natalia and Sydney’s Dream. Lot 213 is a colt from a young halfsister to multiple stakes winner Jimando from the European family of Gr.1 winner Rosefinch. Also of interest is the colt, Lot 502, by Reliable Man’s sire Dalakhani from stakes placed Sobraine; making him a half-brother to stakes placed Boomarang Deluxe.

Lot 261 is by Gr.1 sire Darci Brahma from multiple Listed winner Heureka. She won seven races and her first four foals are all winners. This is the family of Dame Cath and Red Lord.

Sires with their oldest local crop having just turned three include Jimmy Choux, whose colt, Lot 97, is a half-brother to group placed Red Peony (now racing in Hong Kong).

This is the strong Australian family that includes Malaguerra, Aloha, Tennessee Morn, and Tennessee Vain.

Lot 55 is by proven sire Dalghar, whose oldest NZ crop are three year-olds, and this colt is out of Appleton’s Lass. She is a young winner of four races, and half-sister to stakes placed Piconeach who went to stud in the USA and has left Gr.2 winner Havelock.

First season sires are well represented here as well.

Power, a Gr.1 winner at two and three, kicked off his stallion career quickly with his debut two year-old runner winning over 790m. He has Lot 295, a colt from a full sister to Gr.1 winners St. Reims and Champagne (both by Zabeel). Golden Slipper winner Pierro is sire of Lot 432, a colt from USA import Promptness who is a half-sister to five stakes winners. Azamour has Lot 222, a colt from Franny who is a full-sister to Gr.1 winner Forte dei Marmi.

Ocean Park has Lot 395, a colt out of a winning daughter of Gr.1 winner Miss Danehill (a half-sister to Pentastic and Point Made). Dual Gr.1 winner Reliable Man has two lots – Lot 134 is a half-brother to Gr.2 placed Subiaso from the

Also in this draft are horses by Al Maher (Lot 31), Bernardini (Lot 343), Crowded House (Lot 206), Denman (Lot 298), Helmet (Lot 468), Hinchinbrook (Lot 84), Nadeem (Lot 443), Per Incanto (Lot 307, 328), Pour Moi (Lot 471), Starspangledbanner (Lot 233), and Roc de Cambes (Lot 542).

2016 Diamond Lodge 35 young horses Ready to Run Jeremy Whale 02 7384 4769 jeremy_whale@xtra.co.nz

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2016 NEW ZEALAND BLOODSTOCK READY TO RUN SALE

KAMADA PARK

STORY BY RENEE GEELEN

Kamada Park’s debut draft will showcase ten lots “A big, tall boy, a real staying type.”

A gelding by Playmaker, Lot 384, is an interesting prospect. His young dam, Mystic Fire, is from the family of Gr.3 winner Sybeel; while his sire is closely related to Auckland Cup winner Senator.

"A good sized gelding, he is immature but will grow into a nice horse" Lot 152 should appeal to buyers from Singapore and Hong Kong, as his sire Falkirk has left both a Hong Kong Derby winner (Fay Fay) and a Singapore Derby winner (Well Done). Out of Cullever, a young mare who won four races, this family illustrates soundness throughout, and goes back to St. Leger winner Thousand Veils.

“A well-muscled, compact, strong, good moving type.”

Lot 408 is the first foal of winning mare Party Tricks, by El Maggiore. This is a wonderful family, with the second dam being a winning three quarter sister to the grand Melbourne Cup winner and Australian Horse of the Year Let’s Elope. She has proven to be an excellent broodmare leaving Adelaide Cup winner Outback Joe and Gr.2 winner Ustinov, as well as the dam of Gr.3 winner Let’s Make Adeal.

“This filly stands over good ground and still has a lot of growing to do.”

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Kamada Park’s debut draft will showcase ten lots at the 2016 Ready to Run sale; comprising of four fillies and seven colts and geldings. A half-sister to Gr.3 winner and multiple Gr.1 placed Authentic Paddy is Lot 68. This filly is by Dal Cielo’s sire Per Incanto, from Authentic Cross, a winning Cape Cross mare from the family of good sire and Gr.1 winner Lord Ballina as well as Gr.1 winners Vegas and Zegna.

A close relative to Gr.1 winner Survived (by Zed) is Lot 504.

This filly, also by Zed, is from Soneri, a half sister to the dam of Survived. Soneri has left three winners including Just Fantastic who won five races and over HK$4million.

“A three year-old type who is a really good moving filly.”

Melbourne Cup winner Shocking has started his stallion career in style with last season’s NZ Oaks-Gr.1 winner Fanatic. He has two lots in this draft, including Lot 453, a colt from Royal Era who is a young stakes winning Zabeel

“Typical of the family, she is a big girl with a lot of scope.”

Also from this family is Lot 69, a Swiss Ace colt from

mare. This is the family of Tudor Light, and Our Tristalight.

“A lovely correct filly with a good attitude.”

Authentic Desire. She won five races, and this colt is her first foal.

The other Shocking, Lot 105, is also from a Zabeel mare; this time Cassovia who is a full sister to Gr.3 winner

“Typical of the family, a real three year-old type who is developing into a nice horse.”

Proven sire Alamosa is Lot 475, a colt who is the first foal of a Lonhro mare. This is the family of Camena, Jai’s Jump and South African Gr.2 winner Arcetri Pink.

Activation. This is the strong family of Coogee Walk, Boardwalk Angel, Distill, and many others.

“A strong precocious type, well built with plenty of length.”

The draft is rounded out by first season sire Lucas Cranach who won stakes races in Australia, Germany and France.

This colt, Lot 59, is out of Armure Royale, an imported mare whose daughter is the dam of improving stakes winner Thunder Down Under. This colt’s second dam, All Along, is USA Horse of the Year and winner of five Gr.1 races including the Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe. Like many great racemares, she was also a strong broodmare, leaving two stakes winners including Gr.1 winner Along All. “A lovely staying type of horse, with plenty of leg and plenty of length.”

The magnificent ten, raised on great horse country, ready to run for you.

Yearlings by Per Incanto, Shocking, Alamosa, Swiss Ace, Zed and more...

Contact Bruce Herd or Olivia Hill: info@kamadapark.co.nz Phone (Olivia): +64 27 546 2656

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2016 NEW ZEALAND BLOODSTOCK READY TO RUN SALE

KILMORE FARM

STORY BY RENEE GEELEN

Great spread of proven and emerging stallions Kilmore Farm has presented only two Ready To Run Drafts, in 2014 and 2015. Already the first draft, from three offered, has produced stakes placed winner Ragnaar (Roc De Cambes) and debut winner St Henri (O’Reilly).

Michelle Norman, of Kilmore Farm believes, “This years draft is shaping up to be a group of youngsters with great racing potential. All from families that are producing current winners across Australia, New Zealand and Asia.

And in addition by Sires with proven success and quality, and young Sires that are really making great impacts on the international racing scene. The draft caters for the needs of all buying benches of the Ready To Run Sale.

In 2016, Kilmore Farm presents a draft of sixteen colts and geldings – their biggest draft by far – and many successful stallions are featured here. Among them is a colt by sire of Gr.1 winners Commands, Lot 461, from stakes winner and Gr.1 placed O’Reilly mare Salsa. She is the dam of South African stakes winner Diamond King and four other winners.

Another well-related colt is Lot 120; a half-brother to Gr.2 winner and million dollar earner Fontein Ruby. This colt is

by Master of Design from the family of Fields of Omagh, Malcolm, and Infinite Grace.

Champion sire O’Reilly has Lot 495, a full brother to Gr.3 winner and New Zealand Oaks-Gr.1 placed Miss Selby.

They are both from Gr.2 winner Singing Star from the family of triple Gr.1 winner Viadana.

Champion sire Savabeel is represented by two lots, including Lot 316, a half-brother to stakes placed Splitsecond. His dam, Lowland, is a winning half-sister to Champion NZ 3YO and Gr.1 winner Sixty Seconds.

Xtravagant also features in this family. The other Savabeel, Lot 89, is out of a winning O’Reilly mare who is a half-sister to Gr.3 winner Zanetta (dam of Gr.2 winner in Singapore Titanium).

Snitzel is a sire on the rise, and his colt, Lot 67, is out of Aussie Christmas who is a half-sister to triple Gr.1 winner Harlan’s Holiday. He is a successful sire, and that should add to this colt’s appeal.

Tavistock can do no wrong at the moment with the likes of Tarzino, Volkstok’n’barrell, Werther, Tavago, etc, and he has three lots in this draft worth inspecting. Lot 52 is the second foal of Anzac Green, from the family of international traveller, Gr.2 winner, Gr.1 placed Anchor In. Lot 252 is from Half Irish, who won four races and descends from stakes winner Ellery Jane from the family of Goodwood H-Gr.1 winner Centisle. Lot 128 is out of a winning half-sister to Gr.2 placed Outgun, from the family of the legendary Light Fingers.

Michelle Norman +64 274 446 849, 314 Okauia-Springs Road, RD1, Matamata 3471 Email: michellenorman@xtra.co.nz

Fontein Ruby Not a Single Doubt had a great season in 2015/16 with three Gr.1 winners in Australia, and his colt, Lot 142, is the first foal of Considerable, a winning Casino Prince mare from the family of four-time Gr.1 winner Divine Madonna.

Medaglia d’Oro is making headlines currently with unbeaten Gr.1 winner Songbird. His colt, Lot 397, is from a wonderful Australian family that includes Earthquake, El Cambio, Complicate, Palomares, Spinney and Ochiltree.

Proven sire of Gr.1 winners Iffraaj is represented by Lot 512, a colt from stakes placed So You; while promising young stallion Star Witness has Lot 306, a colt from La Rambla. She is a winning Spinning World mare from the family of Yacquina Bay and Hong Kong stakes winner Bull’s Eye. Smart Missile has kicked off his stud career in fine fashion with two year-old stakes winner Sassy ‘n’ Smart. His colt, Lot 230, is from Galileo’s Choice, a winning Galileo mare who has recently left Tasmanian winner Jupiter’s Moon LOT 52 67 89 120 128 142 230 252 297 306 316 397 442 461 495 512

SIRE Tavistock Snitzel (AUS) Savabeel (AUS) Master of Design (AUS) Tavistock Not a Single Doubt (AUS) Smart Missile (AUS) Tavistock Reliable Man (GB) Star Witness (AUS) Savabeel (AUS) Medaglia d'Oro (USA) Zoffany (IRE) Commands (AUS) O'Reilly Iffraaj (GB)

(fourth in the Listed Elwick Stakes). This is the family of AJC Sires’ Produce-Gr.1 winner Rhythmic Charm, and Universal Ruler.

Dansili son and Gr.1 winner Zoffany has kicked off his stud career with a Gr.2 winner in South Africa, and was the leading first season sire in GB/Ire last year. His colt, Lot 442, is out of Ready on Sunday, a More than Ready mare who won four races and her first foal is already a winner in Australia. This is the family of Turnbull Stakes winner Lacka Reason.

The only lot in this draft by a first season sire is Lot 297, a well-related colt by Reliable Man. The dual Gr.1 winner in two nations (France and Australia) is throwing excellent types. This colt is out of stakes winner Kiri (by Prized). She was a sound, tough mare who won eight races, and her first foal to race is already a dual winner this season. This is the family of Skoozi Please who raced in group company in Australia, New Zealand and Dubai.

DAM Anzac Green Aussie Christmas (USA) Brazen Charming Ruby (AUS) Classic Fingers Considerable (AUS) Galileo's Choice (AUS) Half Irish Kiri La Rambla (AUS) Lowland Orelia (AUS) Ready on Sunday (AUS) Salsa Singing Star So You

COL/SEX Bay Colt Bay Colt Bay Colt Brown Colt Bay Gelding Chestnut Colt Bay Colt Bay Gelding Bay Colt Chestnut Colt Brown Colt Bay Colt Bay Colt Brown Colt Bay Colt Bay Colt

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2016 NEW ZEALAND BLOODSTOCK READY TO RUN SALE

KILGRAVIN LODGE

STORY BY KRISTEN MANNING

Well rounded draft at Kilgravin There is optimism leading into this year's New Zealand Bloodstock Ready To Run Sale and Kilgravin Lodge's Eion Kemp is looking forward to a busy sale with a lovely range of youngsters, a draft he is extremely happy with.

"It's a well rounded draft with a good mixture of stallions," he said, adding that judging by recent sales in New Zealand there should be strength in the buying ranks.

"I have found it very difficult to buy this year, whether it be weanlings or yearlings," he said. "All the sales have been strong and hopefully that trend continues at this sale."

There are a number of highlights amongst the Kilgravin draft including "a stand-out" colt by Singapore Horse Of The Year Super Easy out of the Almutawakel mare Nova.

"He is a very nice moving horse who does everything easily," Kemp said of the chestnut bred on the successful Danehill/Machiavellian (both stallions descendants of the great mare Natalma) cross.

"Before now I had not had a lot to do with the Cape Blanco breed but we've got a couple of of them this year and I am impressed."

Super Easy

In particular a colt out of Hang Seng, a Black Minnaloushe half-sister to multiple Group One winner Wall Street. "It is early days but he has been showing us quite a bit."

Hailing from the family of the legendary Bold Ruler, the chestnut is line-bred to the prolific half-brothers Secretariat and Sir Gaylord, also boasting a 4m x 5m cross of the excellent mare Doubly Sure.

Also nicely bred is a Cape Blanco colt out of the Dehere mare Trust from the family of Hong Kong star Fairy King Prawn. He too boasts Secretariat and Sir Gaylord strains as well as a 7f x 7f cross of the fine mare Good Example.

Another to catch the eye is a "very athletic" Sebring colt out of the Fastnet Rock mare Wynnstay Avenue, a 3/4 sister to stakes winning juvenile Chickens.

With Makfi doing such a good job his daughter out of the stakes placed Encosta de Lago mare Potions is bound to prove popular. "She is not an overly big filly but she is strong," Kemp said of the descendant of terrific mare Deck The Halls.

Another good prospect for those looking for a well bred filly is a filly from the final crop of Commands, a member of the prolific Corn family. "She has a lovely long striding action."

A striking dark filly, she is out of Donna Sienna (already dam of three winners) by Red Ransom, noting that Commands has sired two stakes winners out of his daughters.

Smart Missile is a young stallion in form and Kemp is "very happy" with his daughter of the Dehere mare Bandolera.

"She is a real three-year-old Classic type."

Meanwhile "one of the stand-outs on pedigree" is an Iffraaj colt out of the Danehill mare Destined who is well and truly proving her worth at stud having already produced four winners including the New Zealand Filly Of The Year Fix and the South African Derby (Gr.1, 2450m) runner-up Galileo's Destiny.

Boasting a pedigree of considerable depth, he is line-bred to the outstanding mares Natalma and Tamerett (grandam of Gone West and dam of Known Fact).

Also well related is a fellow Iffraaj, a filly out of the Dansili mare Glorious Summer, half-sister to the four times Group

Cape Blanco winner Doctor Fremantle. Her pedigree combines the wonderful 3/4 brothers The Minstrel and Nijinsky II. There are only a couple more crops of the reliably classy Hussonet to come through and his son out of the three times winner Exalted Dream is well worth a look.

"His dam is out of the terrific broodmare Alleged Lady who produced three stakes winners." Included in that tally is the Adelaide Cup (Gr.1, 3200m) winner Exalted Time.

This colt is bred on a 4f x 4m cross of Hussonet's second dam sire Hoist The Flag and it is well worth noting that Hussonet has sired four stakes winners line-bred to him.

Fellow proven stallion Reset is also represented, a colt out of the Storm Cat mare Lucky Be Lucky who has already produced the stakes placed winners Kolonel Kev and Santangelo.

Niagara's first crop have impressed Kemp who takes three of the breed to the sale including a colt out of the city winning Not A Single Doubt mare Not A Dancer.

The promising Per Incanto is also well represented in the Kilgravin draft with four nice youngsters including two geldings from the ever flourishing Eight Carat family and a colt out of a half-sister to the stakes winners Happy Paint and War Paint.

A couple of Alamosas are also on offer as is a Nadeem colt out of the stakes placed Ima Lady, a Nicconi grandson of the dual Oaks winner Zacheline, a Road To Rock gelding out of a half-sister to Irish Fling, a Mastercraftsman colt out of a halfsister to dual Group One winner Jolly Old Mac, a Sepoy colt out of the stakes placed Mabsam, a Keeper gelding out of a half-sister to triple Group winner Postmans Daughter, a Rock 'N' Pop colt out of the stakes placed Russian, a Postponed gelding out of the stakes placed Are You Devious, an Ocean Park grandson of dual Group winner Starcent, a Highly Recommended colt out of the stakes placed Five Coats and a Pour Moi gelding out of a full sister to the Group winners Callwood Dancer and Contredanse from the female line that produced Frankel.

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Kilgravin Lodge presents this exceptional draft for the 2016 NZB Ready To Run Sale.

LOT

COL/SEX

SIRE

DAM

30

BAY COLT

Sebring

32

BAY FILLY

Per Incanto

Wynnstay Avenue

(Aus)

BAY GELDING

Postponed

73

BAY FILLY

Smart Missile

77

BROWN GELDING

Per Incanto

87

BAY COLT

Niagara

(Aus) (Aus)

90

Youtoofast

(USA)

58

(Aus)

Are You Devious

(USA)

Bandolera

(Aus)

(JPN)

Belfast Babe

(USA)

Boxapins

BAY COLT

Niagara

153

BAY GELDING

Ocean Park

Curbyourenthusiasm

Brishka

169

BAY COLT

Iffraaj

Destined

172

BROWN GELDING

Alamosa

(GB)

(GB)

Diplomacy

177

BR/B FILLY

Commands

198

BAY COLT

Hussonet

Donna Sienna

216

BAY COLT

Highly Recommended

226

BAY COLT

Alamosa

(Aus)

(Aus)

237

BAY FILLY

Iffraaj

CHESTNUT COLT

Cape Blanco

269

BROWN COLT

Nadeem

271

BAY COLT

Nicconi

(Aus)

Five Coats Frescoes

255

(Aus)

Exalted Dream

(USA)

(Aus)

Glorious Summer

(GB)

Ima Lady

(Aus)

Incensed

(Aus)

(Aus)

272

BAY GELDING

Road to Rock

277

CHESTNUT FILLY

Showcasing

281

CHESTNUT COLT

Mastercraftsman

313

BAY COLT

El Hermano

Loaded Sisters

Irish Beauty

Lucky be Lucky

(Aus)

Ivy Hall

(GB)

Jolly Genie

(IRE)

317

CHESTNUT COLT

Reset

321

BAY/BROWN COLT

Sepoy

329

BROWN COLT

Per Incanto

334

BAY FILLY

Congrats (USA)

335

CHESTNUT COLT

Rip Van Winkle

358

BAY GELDING

Pour Moi

375

CHESTNUT GELDING

Highly Recommended

388

BAY COLT

Niagara

(Aus)

Mabsam

(Aus)

Mamma's Love Mangaroa Molly

(IRE)

Miss Sivivatu

CHESTNUT COLT

Super Easy

BAY GELDING

Per Incanto

406

BROWN GELDING

Keeper

424

BAY FILLY

Makfi

(Aus)

Mrs. Zoff

(IRE)

(Aus)

Not a Dancer

(Aus)

401

(USA)

(Aus)

Magic Daze

(USA)

(IRE)

389

(GB)

Hang Seng

(IRE)

(Aus)

Nova Our Foil

(USA)

(Aus)

Paracetamol

(Aus)

(GB)

Potions

(Aus) (USA)

456

BROWN COLT

Rock 'n' Pop (Aus)

Russian

472

BAY COLT

Jimmy Choux

Set

485

BAY GELDING

Wanted

Shopping Spree

529

CHESTNUT GELDING

Mastercraftsman

551

CHESTNUT COLT

Cape Blanco

(Aus)

(IRE)

(IRE)

(IRE)

Stepping Out Trust

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2016 NEW ZEALAND BLOODSTOCK READY TO RUN SALE

KILTANNON STABLES

STORY BY KRISTEN MANNING

Busy times ahead for Kiltannon Stables Busy times ahead for Kiltannon Stables with a big Ready To Run draft comprising of young horses by a variety of proven and up-andcoming stallions.

Lot 17 bay colt Super Easy - Vital Choice (Stratum): dam a 3/4 sister to stakes placed The Aftershock.

Lot 21 bay colt Showcasing - Voyeur (Volksraad): metropolitan winning dam is out of stakes winner Dominatrix.

Lot 26 chestnut colt Cape Blanco - Wave To Lottie (Crested Wave): half-brother to Group One mare Veloce Bella.

Lot 39 brown gelding Showcasing - Accompli (Anabaa): half-brother to Hong Kong winner Mission Possible.

Lot 46 bay colt Power - Almeida (Don Eduardo): son of a half-sister to Group Two winner Saxon.

Lot 47 brown colt Artie Schiller - Alpine Belle (Rock Of Gibraltar): dam is a half-sister to Hasselhoof.

Lot 85 bay filly Ocean Park - Blue Rata Jewel (Savabeel): bred on a 3f x 3m Zabeel cross, she hails from the prolific Denise's Joy family.

Lot 99 chestnut colt Thewayyouare - Cape City (Kaapstad): half to NZ 2000 Guineas-Gr.1, 1600m winner Magic Cape.

Lot 111 brown colt Redwood - Cattledog (Encosta de Lago): first foal for a daughter of stakes winner Shovoff.

Lot 118 bay filly Ocean Park - Charlottes'srevenge (Danasinga): out of a half-sister to stakes winners Undisclosed and Pin Up Boy. Lot 183 bay colt Niagara - Dr Klaire (Flying Spur): half to two metropolitan winners from the prolific Great Klaire family.

Lot 185 bay filly Niagara - Du Maurier (Golan): half-sister to Group Three placed juvenile Duey out of a daughter of dual Group Three winner Durzetta.

Lot 186 bay filly Iffraaj - Ebony Pearl (Ebony Grosve): dam has produced Hong Kong winner Twin Turbo and Singapore winner Daring Youth.

Lot 193 bay colt Roc de Cambes - Emerged (Bachelor Duke): second foal for a sister to dual Group One winner Shuka.

Lot 205 bay/brown colt Americain - Fair Choice (Redoute's Choice): dam a three times winning daughter of stakes placed Fairessa.

Savabeel Lot 208 bay colt Tavistock - Far Far Away (Keeper): second foal for a half-sister to dual Group winner What Can I Say.

Lot 410 grey colt Mastercraftsman - Paulette (Keeper): first foal for an unraced mare from family of Veloce Bella.

Lot 209 bay colt Pour Moi - Far South (Stark South): halfbrother to stakes winners Antarctic Miss and Ballymore Lass.

Lot 418 bay filly Savabeel - Pin Oak (Fort Wood): half to five times Singapore winner Mighty Warrior.

Lot 232 bay filly Darci Brahma - Gemma O'Reilly (O'Reilly): dam is a sister to Group Three winner Mosse.

Lot 234 bay colt Pentire - Gin City (Herocity): 3/4 brother to dual Group One winner Zarita.

Lot 236 bay gelding Keeper - Glocca Morra (Oak Ridge): half to four winners from one of New Zealand's most prolific families.

Lot 241 bay colt Super Easy - Goldie Thorn (Thorn Park): half-brother to Group Two placed He's An Ace. Lot 253 bay colt Azamour - Hampden Park (Volksraad): out of half-sister to NZ Oaks-Gr.1, 2400m winner Boundless.

Lot 285 brown colt Nadeem - Kalamanda (Singspiel): son of a half-sister to Group Three winner Kithanga.

Lot 327 brown colt Rip Van Winkle - Madam Stravinsky (Stravinsky): bred on a 3f x 2f Stravinsky cross, he is out of a stakes winner from the family of Ethereal.

Lot 347 chestnut colt Ekraar - Milord A Lady (Lord Ballina): half-brother to stakes winner Elusive Catch.

Lot 362 bay gelding Mastercraftsman - Mon Beau Cheval (Montjeu): half-brother to Hong Kong winner Beauty Love out of a sister to Nom du Jeu. Lot 392 bay filly Savabeel - Omnia (Grosvenor): 3/4 sister to Group Three galloper Surpass.

Lot 427 bay colt Cape Blanco - Pride Of Tralee (Redoute's Choice): dam is a half-sister to Group One filly Serenade Rose.

Lot 431 bay colt Tavistock - Procure (Centaine): half to Group Two filly Hips Don't Lie. Lot 437 bay colt Ocean Park - Queen Rania (The Jogger): three times winning dam's four to race are all winners.

Lot 473 bay colt Your Song - Shalt Not (St Covet): Listed winning dam's eight to race are all winners including Group Two winner Amelia's Dream.

Lot 474 bay colt Helmet - Shamabelle (Shamardal): first foal for a stakes placed mare whose dam is a half-sister to Listed winner Smitten Kitten.

Lot 506 bay colt Tavistock - Sophie's Secret (Faltaat): second foal for a lightly raced mare whose third dam is the great Storm Queen.

Lot 508 brown colt Redwood - Sosweetsofine (Grosvenor): half to four times Singapore winner Ninetyfive Power.

Lot 522 bay colt Thewayyouare - Staralite (Pentire): second foal for a daughter of stakes winner Fifty Fifty.

Lot 545 bay filly Mastercraftsman - Tiz Kate (Black Minnaloushe): dam is a half-sister to Group Two winner Katana.

Lot 546 bay gelding Burgundy - Tricia Ann (Zabeel): carrying a 3f x 2f Zabeel cross, he is a half to triple Group winner La Sizeranne.

Kiltannon Stables proudly present a quality draft of

well-related 2yos for the 2016 NZB Ready To Run Sale Contact: Mark Forbes and Lorraine Forbes 183 Peake Rd Cambridge, Cambridge, New Zealand 3283 Phone +64 27 772 9766 Email kiltannon.stables@yahoo.com

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2016 NEW ZEALAND BLOODSTOCK READY TO RUN SALE

MANA PARK

STORY BY RENEE GEELEN

Buy with confidence Mana Park brings a draft of 25 two year-olds to Karaka this year, and buyers will be filled with confidence due to their graduate Turn Me Loose (Ifraaj – Indomitable, by Danehill) now a triple Gr.1 winner. Sold at this sale in 2013 for $52,500, Turn Me Loose was crowned both NZ Champion Sprinter and NZ Champion Middle Distance horse in 2015/16.

Mana Park’s proprietor Maryanne Simon provided Bluebloods with a comment on each of their 25 lots.

Lot 3: Ocean Park – Unplanned, Bay Colt “A quality, athletic colt of good size and a fluent mover.”

Lot 27: Showcasing (GB) – Wind of Savannah, Bay Colt “Well balanced with natural movement, medium sized, and is doing everything with ease. Is a natural. Out of a half-sister to Perfect Fit, winner of the New Zealand Thoroughbred Breeders-Gr.1.”

Lot 37: Sebring (AUS) – Zoria, Bay Filly “The first foal from a half-sister to SAJC Schweppes Oaks winner Lights of Heaven by Australia’s hot young sire in Sebring. She is a filly that stands over ground and looks to be suited to classic type races as a three-year-old.”

Lot 65: Darci Brahma – Aterballetto, Bay Gelding “A nice medium type who does everything right, and is closely related to group performer Rasa Lila.”

Lot 127: Alamosa – Classical, Brown Colt “The second foal for Stravinsky mare Classical whose first foal is a winner in Australia. He has a great attitude and has done everything right so far.”

Lot 154: Super Easy – Cycee Nugget, Chestnut Colt “A big strong boned colt. Very tidy and gets along nicely.

From the family of Sound Journey.”

Lot 188: Pins (AUS) – Eden Valley, Chestnut Filly “A filly by Champion sire Pins out of a full sister to Australian Gr.1 winner Hill of Grace and Australian Gr.2 winner Renewable. Eden Valley has had three foals to race for three winners.”

Lot 225: He's Remarkable – French Flute (AUS), Bay Colt “He is from the first crop of He’s Remarkable and out of the Australian stakes winning mare French Flute.”

Lot 288: Super Easy – Karmadini, Bay Colt “A big strong type with plenty of scope who moves very well” Lot 304: Stratum (AUS) – Lagonissi (AUS), Chestnut Gelding “This gelding is by the recently deceased Champion Sire of 2YOs Stratum, out of the multiple winning

Turn Me Loose Encosta De Lago mare Lagonissi.”

Lot 305: Pierro (AUS) – La Lune (AUS), Bay Colt “A very nice sprinter type; correct and smart. A halfbrother to two year-old stakes placed Don’tpokethetiger.”

Lot 308: Mastercraftsman (IRE) – La Sizeranne, Bay Colt “This colt is by Mastercraftsman who has Gr.1 winners in both hemispheres, out of Gr.2 winner La Sizeranne. This is the family of Tavago and Lankan Rupee. He is a lovely type of horse who has a nice shoulder and good length of rein.”

Lot 319: Ocean Park – Luna Tudor (AUS), Bay Colt “A colt from the first crop of Cox Plate winner Ocean Park, out of Gr.2 winner Luna Tudor. He is a half-brother to Gr.1 winner Allez Wonder and Gr.3 winner Pretty Pins. This is a strong, balanced colt with a nice forearm and good forward movement.”

Lot 339: Commands (AUS) – Mareva, Bay Gelding “A very strong type with a lot of Zabeel about him. His Zabeel dam won at two.”

Lot 340: Commands (AUS) – Marie Claire, Brown Gelding “Lovely action, very correct and of medium size. His dam was a Listed winner and Gr.1 placed, and this family is very current.”

Lot 345: All Too Hard (AUS) – Midnight Special (AUS), Bay Colt “A half-brother to Neverland, this colt is a very nice athletic horse with plenty of leg. He carries himself really well, a sweet mover.”

Lot 357: Darci Brahma – Miss Scarlatti, Brown Gelding “Out of a stakes winning half-sister to group winner Abidewithme, he is a classy type of medium build with a fluent action.”

This impressive draft is presented by Mana Park for the 2016 NZB Ready To Run Sale.

MANA PARK 630 Tauwhare Road RD7 Hamilton George and Maryanne Simon Ph: +64 7 829 5232 Mobile: + 64 211 848 530 Email: manapark@icloud.com

Lot 372: Foxwedge (AUS) – Mothwing (AUS), Bay Colt “A very nice, well balanced colt, strong and very correct. He has a lot of quality and is a good mover. From the family of HK Gr.1 winner Scintillation, and Order of the Sun.” Lot 385: Sebring (AUS) – Mystic Flight (AUS), Bay Colt “A strong athletic type with an intelligent head. A good size with a very fluent action.”

Lot 430: Shocking (AUS) – Prize Lady, Brown Colt “A big strong, neat type, very correct staying type who is out of Auckland Cup-Gr.1 winner Prize Lady. He is moving along lovely.”

Lot 446: High Chaparral (IRE) – Rhythm in Paris (AUS), Bay Colt “The second foal for Gr.3 winner Rhythm in Paris, by High Chaparral. He looks to be a staying type.”

Lot 455: Helmet (AUS) – Royal Reign, Chestnut Colt “Out of stakes winner Royal Reign, he is a lovely type with plenty of scope. Very correct, with plenty of size.”

Lot 479: Commands (AUS) – Shemiyra (Ire), Bay Colt “A half-brother to Hong Kong Gr.3 winner Top Act. A neat, well put together type with lots of presence about him.

Very flashy and early running type.”

Lot 537: Ocean Park – Ten Guitars, Chestnut Colt “Well muscled, he is a sprinting type and is taking everything in his stride. His half-brother Mosh Pit is stakes placed.”

Lot 541: Burgundy – Threepence, Brown Colt “The first foal for Pentire mare Threepence who is a halfsister to Gr.1 winner Titch.”

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OHUKIA LODGE

STORY BY KRISTEN MANNING

High class thoroughbred operation "A really strong, professional running type" is the description for a Makfi gelding out of the dual Group Two winning Danasinga mare Sarajay, Like Makfi's outstanding Australian runner Raw Impulse, he boasts a duplication of the great Mill Reef.

Pentire has worked very well with the family of Testa Rossa mare Aosta and she has a colt by Pentire's son He's Remarkable. Aosta's half-sister is the two times Group winning Pentire mare Zanna and also from this family is Pentire Listed winner Nigelissima.

Thewayyouare colt out of the city placed Encosta de Lago mare Baby Gangster from the family of one of Sydney's best current gallopers Hauraki. This is the family that also produced Eight Carat whose Group One daughter Diamond Lover is third dam of a Cape Blanco colt out of Cool Diamond.

Also of interest is a Guillotine half-brother to the Listed winner Castle Heights out of the Volksraad mare Caernarfon, half-sister to six times Group winner Batavian.

Tavistock - Nightingale Island colt, sold at last year’s Ready To Run.

Big things are happening at Ohukia Lodge, Jamie and Chanel Beatson are in the midst of setting up a high class thoroughbred operation on 62 acres on Lake Karapiro, Cambridge.

Already up and running, Ohukia is home to a 1200m grass and sand track and a "big 20 horse barn" is in the process of being built.

"It will be pristine," Jamie said, "it is beautiful flat land, we are starting from scratch and we are not taking any short cuts."

Previously working in partnership with his cousin Sam, Jamie is looking forward to the challenges of his own business which is very much a family operation.

Jamie and Chanel are extremely happy with their Ready To Run draft which consists of twenty "very nice horses."

"It is a good, even draft and we are looking forward to showcasing them at Karaka," Jamie said.

One of the Ohukia draft highlights is a member of the first crop of the five times Group One winner Pierro.

Bred on the successful Lonhro/Nijinsky II cross, he is a son of the dual stakes winning Generous mare Tingirana whose first three to race are all winners including the multiple city winner Gingerboy.

"He is a really gorgeous horse, absolutely stunning. And he is already showing us a lot of ability."

Also impressing is a colt by outstanding stallion Tavistock out of the two times winning Cape Cross mare Shibboleth, half-sister to the stakes placed Melody, dam of the Listed winner Phrases.

Like Tavistock's Australian Derby (Gr.1-2400m) winner Tavago line-bred to Blushing Groom, the bay is "a really nice two-year-old type, a little powerhouse."

Also on offer are two "striking" sons of high class stallion Savabeel, the first of which is a colt out of the dual Group Two winning Danasinga mare Due Diligence, half-sister to the Singapore Derby (Sgp-Gr.1, 2000m) winner Dreyfuss.

He is bred on a 3m x 4m cross of Sir Tristram and it is worth noting that Savabeel has sired seven stakes winners, including the Group One gallopers Diademe and Sound Proposition, line-bred to that legendary stallion.

The second Savabeel is a gelding out of Kahurangi, an Elusive Quality half-sister to the Hong Kong star Green Birdie.

Over from Australia is another "very impressive type" by All Too Hard, the already named Copper Mine who is out of the three times winning Sequalo mare Mountain, a 3/4 sister to dual stakes winner Cariad.

Ohukia Lodge’s second draft for the NZB Ready To Run Sale is brimming with quality.

Enquire today.

946 Tirau Road Cambridge • Jamie Beatson +64 27 455 5256 • Email: ohukialodge@yahoo.co.nz

Mastercraftsman has been faring well and he is represented by a colt out of the King's Chapel mare Condover, a half-sister to the South African Group One winner Explosive Burst from a prolific New Zealand family.

Also to be sold are two Roc de Cambes colts from the same family, one a half-brother to the stakes winner Extra Explosive and the stakes placed Explosive Dancer and one out of the latter. This family is again represented by a Per Incanto filly out of Explosive Girl and also by Per Incanto is a colt out of the Centaine mare I'm Samantha, sister to the dam of dual Group winner Riomoral.

A Redwood half-brother to the five times winner Laugharne out of Lorride, half-sister to the stakes winner El Cuento is another one to look at as is a Rock 'N' Pop colt out of a half-sister to the VRC Oaks (Gr.1, 2500m) placegetter Placement.

A Manhattan Rain filly out of the city placed Flying Spur mare Madam Devine from the family of Group One sprinters Encounter and Atomic Force is of appeal as is a Pins colt out of the two times winning Savabeel mare Miss Lincoln, sister to the Group Three winner Aspiration.

Two Rip Van Winkle colts are also on offer, one out of the four times winning Street Cry mare Phar Cry with the other being out of the imported Sinndar mare Sinnfonia, a two times winning half-sister to the UAE Listed winner Burano from the family of dual Group One winner Kalanisi.

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PARADISE FARM INTERNATIONAL

STORY BY RENEE GEELEN

Paradise Farm International The debut draft for Paradise Farm International consists of eight colts with a range of pedigrees to suit all buyers. Proprietor Julian Czerpak said “We selected these horses as weanlings and yearlings specifically for this sale; and in particular for the strong Asian market. To ensure these horses will meet with buyers’ criteria we put them all through intensive vet checks prior to purchasing them. Each passed their x-rays and have had no issues in their work since then.

Paradise Farm International is a new business that builds on my experience in this industry. I grew up in the breeding industry in Ireland and worked in the Ready to Run market there. When I moved down here, I saw that this market suits the New Zealand style of horse well, and it’s a natural sale for me to do business. I hope to build from this first draft into the future.”

The draft opens with Lot 34, a well-related son of proven Gr.1 sire Alamosa. This colt is the second foal of Zenada, a halfsister to multiple Australian stakes winner Storm Signal, herself the dam of recent stakes winner Destruction. Other good horses in this family include Fork Tongue, Generalife, Dashing Granada and Northeast Sheila.

“This is a forward, two year-old type.”

Also by Toorak H-Gr.1 winner Alamosa is Lot 476, the first foal of Sharp Gal, an unraced Pins mare from the family of Gr.1 winner Planet Rock, as well as Sabrage, Pinnacles, Galroof, Gorky Park, etc.

“A very sharp colt. Pins has done well in Hong Kong, and this colt should be well placed there.”

Proven sire Iffraaj had a great season in 2015/16, being crowned Champion Sire of 2YOs, and his colt, Lot 101, is out of the group placed mare Cape Princess, who has already left a stakes placed full sister to this colt. The nicks in the family work, as Cape Princess is a full sister to multiple stakes winner Sircross.

“A big scopey horse from a lovely strong pedigree.”

Sons of Fastnet Rock are flying at the moment, and Highly Recommended is a Gr.2 winner by the Champion Sire whose first crop have just turned two. Lot 500 is a fascinating pedigree, as this colt is out of a stakes winning mare who has left five winners from as many to race. This colt’s second dam is also a stakes winner.

“A quality type with lots of natural speed. Compact and athletic.”

Paradise Farm

INTERNATIONAL

Alamosa The other colt by a first season sire in this draft is Lot 464,

by Encosta de Lago’s Gr.2 winner Niagara. This colt is from Santorini, a half-sister to Gr.1 placed First Touch and to the dam of South African group winner and now sire Curved Ball.

Gr.2 winner The Hassler. He also has several stakes placed horses that will improve again with age. His colt, Lot 122, is the second foal from Chickilicous, a four-race winner by Stark South. Chickilicious is a half sister to stakes winner and Gr.1 placed Pinsoir.

“A robust sort. Very strong colt, a forward type who is working well.”

“A late two year-old type, who has a good amount of scope about him.”

Lot 262 is by Showcasing who recently left a Gr.1 winner at Royal Ascot, and has started his southern hemisphere career with a bang as the Champion Sire of 2YOs in 2014/15. This colt is the third foal of Highest Bid, an unraced Montjeu mare from an imported European family that includes several stakes winners such as Gr.1 placed, Listed winner Scott’s View.

“A neat, sharp type of horse. Precocious.”

Roc de Cambes is another stallion who has started his career well, with a dual Gr.3 winner in Australia as well as Gr.1 placed Reminisce. Lot 129 is the third foal of Classy Bawn, an unraced Pins mare who is closely related to several USA Gr.1 winners, including Kentucky Oaks winner Blush with Pride, Rags to Riches, Jazil, Peeping Fawn and Thewayyouare (who stands at Coolmore Ireland, and shuttled to Windsor Park Stud).

Shocking’s first crop hit the ground running with a classic winner; New Zealand Oaks-Gr.1 winner Fanatic, as well as

“A classic type who has thrown to Sadler’s Wells, and who could get out as a late two year-old and go on with it.”

Eight colts with a range of pedigrees to suit all buyers

Contact: Julian Czerpak ~ Email: mrjulesczerpakjulian@outlook.com ~ Mobile: +64 27 447 8638

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PHOENIX PARK

STORY BY RENEE GEELEN

Working nicely and going forward Phoenix Park continue to sell quality racehorses, with yet more stakes winners such as Listed winners Elusive Catch, Bobo so Cute, the highly promising River Amazing, and recent winners Chase, Lucky Lincoln. Phoenix Park sold Gr.1 winners Marju Snip, Able One, Lims Prestige and Rockdale from previous Ready to Run drafts. In 2016, Phoenix Park will present another quality draft of eight two year-olds at the NZB Ready to Run Sale.

Janine Dunlop said “This is a group of neat, tidy, correct types who are working nicely and are going forward in the way that buyers should like.”

There are only two fillies in this draft, led by Lot 81, a daughter of Champion sire O’Reilly and a half-sister to stakes placed Al Qurhah (by Stravinsky). She is from Danehill mare Belleville, who is a full sister to Listed winner Cassis. This is the family of Cheveley Park-Gr.1 winner Durtal, as well as Queensland Derby-Gr.1 winner Magicool.

A full brother to VRC Oaks-Gr.1 winner Kirramosa, Lot 227, is by proven sire Alamosa from Freyja, who is out of NZ Filly of the Year and Gr.1 winner Olga’s Pal. “This gelding will appeal to discerning buyers. He is an evenly grown horse with plenty of natural muscle about him.”

Showcasing was the leading first season sire in NZ in 2014/15, and has since left a Gr.1 winner at Royal Ascot.

His colt, Lot 92, is from the family of Australian Champion 2YO Burst. Her descendants included recent Gr.2 winner Éclair Choice, as well as South African Gr.3 winner Winter Burst.

“An athelitic compact type, whose family throws plenty of speed. Showcasing can also do that, and this colt looks the part.”

By Zacinto, Lot 488, is a gelding from a winning Volksraad mare who is a half-sister to four stakes winners, including Gr.2 winner Sorrento, dam of Australian group winners Girl Gone Rockin’ and Syreon.

“A very unique, classic type of filly, with a lovely pedigree.”

“A really strong, well developed type who is out of a Volksraad mare, just like multiple Gr.1 winner Kawi. He is by the young hotpot stallion in Zacinto.”

The only other filly in the draft is Lot 381, by All American from an Exceed and Excel half-sister to stakes winner Pinezero.

This is the family of Schubert, Recast and Gonski.

Lot 102 is a gelding by Guillotine from a young multiple winning Cape Cross mare, who is from the family of twice USA Gr.1 winner Alpha.

“This is a big strong raw boned type, who looks likely to make a cracking autumn 2yo.”

“His dam won three in Singapore. A very correct running type, with a great outlook.”

Kirramosa Freshman sires Burgundy and Niagara are represented in this draft. The gelding, Lot 360, by Niagara is from the family of Gr.1 winner Tit for Taat and Fashion Plate. Well-bred Burgundy has Lot 301, a gelding out of a half-sister to stakes placed Congaline. This is the family of Gr.1 sire Pins.

“The Niagara is a powerful, robust, forward type of horse.

The Burgundy is a nicely balanced athletic type, and his sire had his first trial winner the other day.”

PHOENIX PARK R2R GRADUATES INCLUDE 4 INDIVIDUAL GR. 1 WINNERS AS WELL AS CITY LAD 2014 SINGAPORE GR.3 WINNER AND SW ELUSIVE CATCH & BOBO SO CUTE Choose your next star from our 2016 draft

81

Brown Filly

O'Reilly

Belleville (IRE)

92

Brown Colt

Showcasing (GB)

Busted Love (AUS)

102

Brown Gelding

Guillotine

Cape Treasure (AUS)

227

Brown Colt

Alamosa

Freyja

301

Brown Gelding

Burgundy

La Conga

360

Brown Gelding

Niagara (AUS)

Miss Tea Rose

378

Brown Colt

Super Easy

Mumbai

381

Brown Filly

All American (AUS)

My Indigo (AUS)

488

Brown Gelding

Zacinto (GB)

Siena

Contact Janine Dunlop on +64 27 275 5515 to discuss any of our 2015 draft. INSpECTION wELCOME.

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RIVERROCK FARM

STORY BY RENEE GEELEN

Debut draft definitely worth inspecting The debut draft for Riverrock Farm is small and select but definitely worth inspecting with each of the six lots having a lovely pedigree to support them. Proprietor Chad Ormsby needs no introduction to New Zealand buyers as the former co-trainer, with Mike Moroney, at Ballymore Stables.

“I have prepared horses for this sale for many years for other people, and I used that experience to purchase horses that have the physical type that suits this sale.

Each horse in this draft is going through their work in a solid fashion, with their own personalities, and are learning the task ahead well,” said Ormsby.

Lot 12 is a colt by Oakleigh Plate-Gr.1 winner Swiss Ace who has started his stud career well with the likes of Secret Spirit, Passing Shot and Ichiban. This colt is the second foal of Victim of Love, a winning Pentire mare who is a half-sister to Gr.2 winner Divine Rebel and stakes placegetters Adulterer, Saint or Sinner, and Vincent Street.

Their dam is Gr.1 winner It’s My Sin. “Typical of the sire, this colt has a great nature. He’s a very forward, running type that will fashion into an autumn two year-old.”

By first season sire Burgundy, Lot 175, is the first foal of Divine Brown. She is a winning Savabeel mare whose dam is stakes winner Montreal Gold (by Gold Brose). This is a strong running family that goes back to Special to Me, a stakes winner of nine races.

“By Burgundy who showed plenty of speed, buyers won’t have to wait long for this colt. He is well-grown with a mature frame. He has a good action and looks the part of a read-made two year-old.”

Next through the ring for Riverrock Farm are three colts by Champion European 3YO Miler Rip Van Winkle. Ormsby

Rip Van Winkle has a Gr.1 winner in Europe and his first crop of three

“This colt is a bit of a late bloomer. He is very light on his feet

year-olds have shown plenty.” Rip Van Winkle has three

for a big horse, and shows plenty of athleticism in his work.”

stakes winners in his first crop, Gr.2 winner Capella, and

Lot 462 is the third Rip Van Winkle, and this colt is out

Gr.3 winners First Impressions and Magic Dancer.

stakes placed mare Sandie. This colt is her second foal,

Lot 182 is a colt from Gr.2 winner Dreamworks, who is a

and she has a strong pedigree as the half-sister to Gr.2

daughter of stakes winner Slanchyvah. This is the family of

placed Kisumu; who is the dam of Gr.1 winners

Grey Song, Tonz More Fun, and El Nino. Dreamworks had a

Zabeelionaire and Gondokoro. Further back, this family is

good three year-old last year with Ali Baba (by Savabeel)

European and includes stakes winners Reve De Paix,

who ran fourth in the James & Annie Sarten Memorial

Shigeru Summit, Shizao, and Okabango.

Stakes-Gr.2 in the spring.

“This colt is a typical classic style of horse, a stayer with a

“I trained Ali Baba (when co-trainer at Ballymore Stables)

good sprint. Very athletic and should appeal to Australian

and he was unlucky in the Two Thousand Guineas-Gr.1

buyers who want to target the different Derbys over there.”

last season. His half-brother is already showing the same

Last through the ring for Riverrock, but definitely not least

talent in his work. This colt has the same scope and style

is Lot 480. This colt is by proven Gr.1 sire Alamosa from

as Ali Baba, so we are quite excited about him.”

winning Zabeel mare Shezabeel. She is a proven

Also by Rip Van Winkle is Lot 246, a colt from Go South, a

broodmare having already left the half-brother to this

well-related young mare who is a half-sister to Gr.3 winner

colt, Gr.3 winner and Gr.1 placed Moatize.

(and Gr.1 placed) Antarctic Miss, and to stakes winner

“This colt has thrown to the Zabeel type and takes

Ballymore Lass.

everything in his work in his stride.”

said “We have a lot of faith in Rip Van Winkle. He already

ENQUIRE NOW RIVERROCK’S DEBUT PEDIGREE DRAFT Chad Ormsby - +64 27 710 7134 chadormsby@hotmail.com

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RIVERSLEY PARK

STORY BY RENEE GEELEN

34 horses sired by the best stallions Exciting first season sire Excelebration, winner of the Ascot Queen Elizabeth II Stakes-Gr.1, is the sire of Lot 189, a colt from Elle’s Decree, a half-sister to recent Gr.1 winner Malaguerra and stakes winner Tennessee Midnight (dam of Gr.1 winner Aloha).

Cox Plate winner Ocean Park has his first crop of foals debuting here, including Lot 292, a colt from the stakes placed Key Message, whose dam is a half-sister to Gr.1 winner The Message, and stakes winner Keep the Message.

Several lots in this draft are out of two year-old winning racemares including Lot 202 who is by proven sire Darci Brahma, and is the second foal of Listed winner Extra Explosive, from the family of The Red Express. Lot 332 is a colt by So You Think from MRC Blue Diamond Preview winner Malasun, who is a half-sister to Gr.2 winner Stokehouse; while Lot 109, a colt by Nicconi, is from two year-old winner Catbird Kitty, who is a half-sister to Head of the Irish 2YO Free Handicap Basim. By first season sire Your Song, Lot 212 is from Find the Cash who was Gr.3 placed at two in Australia and ran fourth in the Blue Diamond-Gr.1. This is the family of dual Canadian Gr.1 winner Par Excellence.

Peggy Jean

Riversley Park debuted at this sale last year with an impressive draft. In their second Ready to Run Sale draft, they’ve gone even better with 34 horses sired by the best stallions across Australasia. Last year’s draft already has runs on the board with both Gunn Island (Written Tycoon) and Tak Fai of Pins (Pins) winning on debut last month.

“This is a nice line of horses that will appeal to a wide range of markets. There are nicely bred ones for buyers looking for an investment, and many forward types which will appeal to racehorse owners,” said Sam Beatson.

Headlining this draft are two half-brothers to recent Gr.1 winners. Lot 303, a colt by Beautiful Crown from Lady of Love, is a half-brother to ATC Sires’ Produce-Gr.1 winner Peggy Jean, from the family of Mrs Onassis, Missrock, Aussies Love Sport, Able Choice and Lady Jakeo. Lot 273 is a colt by freshman sire Rock ‘n’ Pop from stakes placed Irish Belle, who is the dam of Telegraph Handicap-Gr.1 winner Irish Fling. This is a strong family featuring Society Beau, Society Bay, Sandblaster and dual Gr.1 winner Final Destination.

Another well related colt is Lot 130 by emerging top sire Tavistock, from two year-old winner Clatitude, who is the

dam of 15 race winners and Gr.2 winner Ginga Dude. Also

by Tavistock is Lot 291, out of winning mare Keep Seeking; and Lot 322, a half brother to stakes winner Harb and stakes placed Cortado from the family of Filante Etoile and triple Gr.1 winner Star Dancer.

Champion Sire O’Reilly is represented by two lots. Lot 108 is a gelding out of Catalina, a young group placed mare from the family to Gr.1 winner Seamist; while Lot 190 is a colt from winning mare Elusive Dreams who is closely related to Dopff, Pussy Willow, Pussy O’Reilly, Valpolicella, Vavsour and Vilvanova.

Champion Sire Fastnet Rock has Lot 426, a colt from winning USA mare Pretty Proud, who is a half-sister to Belmont Futurity S-Gr.1 winner Whywhywhy and Gr.2 winner Spellbinder. NZ Champion Sire Savabeel is represented by Lot 526, a gelding out of winning mare Starring, who is a half-sister to stakes winner Game On. NZ Champion 2YO Filly Iflooxcouldkill is from this family.

Boom sire Written Tycoon has two lots in this draft. Lot 289 is a colt from Gr.2 placed Katherine Gold, from an imported family that includes last year’s European Champion Stayer Simple Verse. The other is Lot 257, a colt from the family of Gr.1 winner Roman Emperor.

Riversley Park 42 Lynd Road RD1 Ohaupo Sam Beatson +64 27 229 1130 Email: riversleypark@xtra.co.nz

Snitzel, the heir apparent to Redoute’s Choice, has Lot 533, a colt out of Talus who is a half-sister to dual Gr.1 winner Virage de Fortune and Gr.3 winner Avenue. Both Manhattan Rain and Al Maher are successful sires in Australia, and they are represented in this draft by Lot 429 and Lot 454. Lot 429, by Manhattan Rain, is a half-brother to stakes placed Miracle the Second, from the family of Macau Derby winner Sunshine Sure Win. Al Maher’s Lot 454 is a gelding from a half-sister to Gr.3 placed Ruben from the family of million dollar earner Monopolize.

High Chaparral’s colts excel on the track, and Lot 238 is a great opportunity. This colt is a half-brother to Chop Chop, who ran fourth in the New Zealand Oaks-Gr.1. This colt is from a wonderful Gr.1 quality family that includes Black Mamba, Roman Emperor, and Tully Thunder.

Per Incanto is sire of Gr.1 winner Dal Cielo; and has two lots in this draft. Lot 497 is from Sirca Dane, a winning half sister to Gr.1 winner Vitesse Dane; while Lot 33 is out of a winning Zabeel mare whose first three foals are all winners in Hong Kong and Macau. This draft also includes horses by Azamour (Lot 29), Choisir (Lot 404), He’s Remarkable (Lot 458), Poet’s Voice (Lot 366), Power (Lot 13), Rothesay (Lot 400), Smart Missile (Lot 489), and Time Thief (Lot 168).

Riversley Park Ready to run Ready to win

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STATISTICS

WINNERS OVERSEAS All racing outside New Zealand is covered in this section.

In all cases the latest overseas name of the horse is shown as well as its previous New Zealand name.

All money is shown in New Zealand dollars.

31-Aug-2016: Sunshine Coast

09-Sep-2016: Canberra

GOLAN POWER, Ch. g. 2009, Golan (IRE) — Cape City, by Kaapstad, A$11,200

ANTONIO GIUSEPPE, Br. g. 2012, Shocking (AUS) — Crystalthecowgirl, by High Chaparral (IRE), A$48,750

ALPEN ROSE, B. f. 2011, Swiss Ace (AUS) — Rosenborg (AUS), by Danehill (USA), A$12,800 CHAMALU, Br. g. 2013, Redwood (GB) — Written by Sound, by O’Reilly, A$12,800

27-Aug-2016: Darwin

31-Aug-2016: Canterbury

EMPRESS O’REILLY, B. f. 2011, O’Reilly — Victoria’s Reign,

by No Excuse Needed (GB), A$8,100

CHAQUINTA, B. f. 2011, High Chaparral (IRE) — La Quinta Gold (AUS), by Encosta de Lago (AUS), A$23,025

27-Aug-2016: Morphetteville

01-Sep-2016:

FERRO NERO, B. g. 2011, Savabeel (AUS) — Floscula (USA), by Theatrical (IRE), A$25,500 HEZA RIPPER, B. g. 2011, Bachelor Duke (USA) — Galejade (AUS), by Rory’s Jester (AUS), A$25,500

EL SICARIO, Ch. g. 2013, Bullbars (AUS) — Pica Pica, by Stravinsky (USA), A$12,650 HARLOW GOLD, B. f. 2013, Tavistock — Belongs in Lights (AUS), by Belong to Me (USA), A$12,650

27-Aug-2016: Towong

02-Sep-2016: Bendigo

HILARIOUS HONOUR, B. g. 2011, Henrythenavigator (USA) — Raise the Play, by Defensive Play (USA), A$9,750

MAKE MINE BRANDY, B. f. 2009, Magnus (AUS) — Queen Mary (AUS), by General Nediym (AUS), A$12,650 PENNY TO SELL, Ch. f. 2011, Pentire (GB) — Stretto, by Dance Floor (USA), A$12,650

Australia 27-Aug-2016: Rosehill

27-Aug-2016: GCTC

I’LL TAKE THE JAG, B. g. 2011, High Chaparral (IRE) — Nobentleyforme (AUS), by Fastnet Rock (AUS), A$9,100 27-Aug-2016: Caulfield

LORD BARRINGTON, B. g. 2011, Darci Brahma — Della Lobra, by Stravinsky (USA), A$33,000 27-Aug-2016: Kununurra

MRS ZELTFIRE, B. f. 2011, Pentire (GB) — Zelt (AUS), by Red Ransom (USA), A$4,900 27-Aug-2016: Donald

OUR ELLIOTT, B. g. 2011, Pins (AUS) — Kims Coup, by Kashani (USA), A$9,600 27-Aug-2016: Caulfield

(HE’S) OUR ROKKII, B. g. 2012, Roc de Cambes — Clerihew (GB), by Lomitas (GB), A$49,500 27-Aug-2016: Kununurra

PHOENIX ARIZONA, B. g. 2010, High Chaparral (IRE) — Summer Daze (AUS), by Encosta de Lago (AUS), A$4,900 27-Aug-2016: Newcastle JC

POWER LAW, B. c. 2013, Dalghar (FR) — Philippa Chelsea,

by Viscount (AUS), A$15,325 TRAVANCORE, B. c. 2013, Savabeel (AUS) — Stella Livia (GB), by Titus Livius (FR), A$15,325 28-Aug-2016: Sunshine Coast

BEXSTAR, B. f. 2011, Tavistock — Danish Seaway (AUS), by Danehill (USA), A$9,100 28-Aug-2016: Cranbourne

OLD FARM ROAD, B. g. 2013, Thewayyouare (USA) — Go Lucky, by Jetball (AUS), A$12,650 PHARRELL, Br. g. 2010, King’s Chapel (AUS) — Solo Star,

by Random Chance, A$12,651 SNEAKERS, Gr. f. 2013, Stravinsky (USA) — High Heels, by High Chaparral (IRE), A$12,650

03-Sep-2016: Moonee Valley

KILLARNEY KID, Ch. g. 2009, Pendragon — On Arrival, by Zabeel, A$49,500 03-Sep-2016: Warracknabeal

PEMBERLEY, B. g. 2011, Darci Brahma — Upstaged (AUS),

by In the Wings (GB), A$13,750 03-Sep-2016: GCTC

RUTHLESS AGENT, B. g. 2013, Bullbars (AUS) — Starnet (AUS), by Last Tycoon (IRE), A$9,100 03-Sep-2016: Dalby

10-Sep-2016: Kembla Grange

BROADSIDE, B. g. 2011, Raise the Flag (GB) — Anam Cara,

by Straight Strike (USA), A$15,325 10-Sep-2016: Morphetteville

HEZA RIPPER, B. g. 2011, Bachelor Duke (USA) — Galejade (AUS), by Rory’s Jester (AUS), A$25,500 10-Sep-2016: Kilmore

THE MIGHTY SMASH - JUNAH (AUST.), B. g. 2009, Danroad (AUS) — Senorita Rosay, by Senor Pete (USA), A$9,600 10-Sep-2016: Esk

JUPITER PALM, B. g. 2009, Zabeel — Arena Pride, by Nassipour (USA), A$4,550 10-Sep-2016: Rosehill

*MACKINTOSH, B. g. 2012, Pins (AUS) — Lolly Scramble,

by Generous (IRE), A$122,000 10-Sep-2016: GCTC

MASTER DAME, Gr. f. 2013, Mastercraftsman (IRE) — British Dame, by Black Minnaloushe (USA), A$9,100 10-Sep-2016: Kilmore

10-Sep-2016: Flemington

MR MILLION, Br. g. 2012, Shocking (AUS) — Bellamina, by O’Reilly, A$12,650

*SARACINO, B. c. 2013, Per Incanto (USA) — Bella Daniela,

by O’Reilly, A$122,000

04-Sep-2016: Birdsville

10-Sep-2016: Carnarvon

ONEHUNDREDCLICKS, B. g. 2010, Fast ‘n’ Famous (AUS) — Mi Centie, by Centaine (AUS), A$8,125

WAYSIDE, B. g. 2010, Choisir (AUS) — Jeanetta Cochrane (IRE), by Sadler’s Wells (USA), A$32,500

05-Sep-2016: Benalla

11-Sep-2016: Sale

KNEW IT, B. f. 2013, O’Reilly — Know All, by Zabeel, A$11,000

CURRAGH, B. g. 2012, Tavistock — Shock, by Keeper (AUS), A$12,650 LEGLESS VEUVE, B. f. 2013, Pins (AUS) — Hyades, by O’Reilly, A$12,650

05-Sep-2016: Kempsey

LITTLE SHOCKER, B. f. 2013, Shocking (AUS) — Chicken Little (AUS), by Telesto, A$11,360 06-Sep-2016: Gatton

SECRET CODE, B. g. 2010, Pins (AUS) — Zephyr O’, by O’Reilly, A$7,150 06-Sep-2016: Moe

UNSULLIED, B. g. 2012, Shocking (AUS) — Lodge Place, by Lord Ballina (AUS), A$11,000 CARSON, B. g. 2012, Keeper (AUS) — Trisha’s Belle, by Sir Tristram (IRE), A$8,000 NOT SO LADY LIKE, B. f. 2012, Shocking (AUS) — Azkaban,

by Maroof (USA), A$8,000

LAWTON JOSEPH, B. g. 2012, Bachelor Duke (USA) — Latin Lass (AUS), by Canny Lad (AUS), A$11,360 SAND DUNE, B. g. 2008, Thorn Park (AUS) — Desert Heart,

by Danzero (AUS), A$12,885

ANTONIO GIUSEPPE, Br. g. 2012, Shocking (AUS) — Crystalthecowgirl, by High Chaparral (IRE), A$48,750

04-Sep-2016: Geelong

BEYOND BEAUTIFUL, B. f. 2012, Shocking (AUS) — Fairfield Flame (GER), by Oasis Dream (GB), A$11,000

30-Aug-2016: Wagga

10-Sep-2016: Rosehill

MELODIES WAY, B. f. 2008, Shinko King (IRE) — Tuscan Sun, by Tuscany Flyer (AUS), A$9,600

07-Sep-2016: Gawler

JACOMAN, Br. g. 2011, Denman (AUS) — Jacilo, by Entrepreneur (GB), A$9,600

SAVVY BANDIT, B. or Br. g. 2012, Savabeel (AUS) — Blanchard, by Kaapstad, A$12,650

VIRTUITY, B. f. 2010, High Chaparral (IRE) — Denniston Rose, by Volksraad (GB), A$6,500

29-Aug-2016: Wodonga

30-Aug-2016: Geelong

09-Sep-2016: Geelong

12-Sep-2016: Wodonga

JORANDA FALLS, Br. g. 2007, Elusive City (USA) — Kapilas,

by Carnegie (IRE), A$11,000 14-Sep-2016: Warwick Farm

CHAQUINTA, B. f. 2011, High Chaparral (IRE) — La Quinta Gold (AUS), by Encosta de Lago (AUS), A$23,025 15-Sep-2016: Cranbourne

OVERBERG, B. g. 2011, Pentire (GB) — Arniston, by Volksraad (GB), A$22,000 16-Sep-2016: Geelong

ELEONORA, Ch. f. 2013, Makfi (GB) — Sopra Tutto, by Van Nistelrooy (USA), A$12,650

08-Sep-2016: Hawkesbury

16-Sep-2016: Newcastle JC

MULINELLO, Ch. f. 2012, Makfi (GB) — Hurricane Mist (IRE), by Spinning World (USA), A$15,325

REACH FOR HEAVEN, Br. g. 2013, Savabeel (AUS) — Eloa,

by Volksraad (GB), A$17,155 *SACRED MASTER, B. g. 2011, Mastercraftsman (IRE) — Trickle, by Storm Creek (USA), A$109,900 *SPIRIT BIRD, Br. f. 2012, Savabeel (AUS) — Press Leak

08-Sep-2016: Mornington

THUNDER CONNECTION, Ch. g. 2011, Pins (AUS) — Bazelle, by Zabeel, A$12,650

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VOLATILE MIX, B. g. 2013, Pentire (GB) — Utopia, by High Chaparral (IRE), A$12,650 17-Sep-2016: Caulfield

ALASKAN ROSE, Br. f. 2012, Encosta de Lago (AUS) — Saskia (AUS), by Redoute’s Choice (AUS), A$44,000 17-Sep-2016: Newcastle JC

BRASSY BELLE, B. f. 2012, Rip Van Winkle (IRE) — Sorestan, by Volksraad (GB), A$15,325 17-Sep-2016: Mckinlay

FLINCH, B. g. 2012, Remind (USA) — Startle, by Danske, A$6,500 17-Sep-2016: Caulfield

FRESHWATER STORM, Gr. g. 2008, One Cool Cat (USA) — Egeria (IRE), by Daylami (IRE), A$27,500 17-Sep-2016: Newcastle JC

REWARDING FLYER, B. g. 2012, Thorn Park (AUS) — Monte Karlo, by Montjeu (IRE), HK$478,800 SKY HERO, B. g. 2011, Iffraaj (GB) — Jabot, by Green Perfume (USA), HK$703,950 18-Sep-2016: Sha Tin

DRAGON MASTER, B. g. 2012, Darci Brahma — Surreptitiously (GB), by Machiavellian (USA), HK$703,950 GOOD FIT, B. g. 2010, Encosta de Lago (AUS) — Mrs. Squillionaire (AUS), by Last Tycoon (IRE), HK$478,800 HAPPY SOUND, Br. g. 2012, Thewayyouare (USA) — Striking Sneek, by Straight Strike (USA), HK$478,800 IMPERIAL GALLANTRY, B. g. 2011, Guillotine — Reflection,

by Thorn Park (AUS), HK$478,800

Korea 11-Sep-2016: Seoul

*SUPER JOCKEY, B. g. 2008, Sandtrap (USA) — Pennies in Heaven, by Pompeii Court (USA), K$392,000,000

GRANITE BELT, Ch. g. 2012, Thorn Park (AUS) — Straight Eight, by Danske, A$17,155

Macau

17-Sep-2016: GCTC

27-Aug-2016: Macau

GROBBELAAR, Br. g. 2011, Keeper (AUS) — Anza Belle, by Centaine (AUS), A$9,100

MY DREAM, Br. g. 2008, Lord of Warriors (USA) — Miss Maradona, by Felix the Cat (USA), M$136,800

17-Sep-2016: Caulfield

28-Aug-2016: Macau

HARLOW GOLD, B. f. 2013, Tavistock — Belongs in Lights (AUS), by Belong to Me (USA), A$44,000

EASY VICTORY, B. g. 2011, Edenwold (CAN) — A Little Fun,

by Racing is Fun (USA), M$114,000 HAYLEYS COMET - CHINESE SCHOLAR (MAC.), B. c. 2009, Hard Spun (USA) — Mezaire, by Al Akbar (AUS), M$153,900 WEALTHY EAST, B. g. 2012, Patapan (USA) — Georgie’s Way, by Al Akbar (AUS), M$114,000

17-Sep-2016: Darwin

MAKOWSKY, B. g. 2011, Swiss Ace (AUS) — Carnegie Gold,

by Carnegie (IRE), A$7,500 17-Sep-2016:

MELODIES WAY, B. f. 2008, Shinko King (IRE) — Tuscan Sun, by Tuscany Flyer (AUS), A$9,600

Malaysia

17-Sep-2016: Roma

27-Aug-2016: Selangor TC

ONEHUNDREDCLICKS, B. g. 2010, Fast ‘n’ Famous (AUS) — Mi Centie, by Centaine (AUS), A$4,550

MR DREYFUSS, Br. g. 2011, Sufficient — Go Norn, by Clay Hero (AUS), Rgt.22,160 ST DARCI - VAGABOND (SING.), B. g. 2008, Darci Brahma — Love Connection (JPN), by Sunday Silence (USA), Rgt.12,400

17-Sep-2016: Caulfield

(HE’S) OUR ROKKII, B. g. 2012, Roc de Cambes — Clerihew (GB), by Lomitas (GB), A$49,500 17-Sep-2016: GCTC

ROCBOLT, B. g. 2010, Darci Brahma — Upstaged (AUS), by In the Wings (GB), A$9,100 18-Sep-2016:

GROOVIN’, Ch. f. 2013, Mastercraftsman (IRE) — Imperial Dragon, by High Chaparral (IRE), A$12,650 18-Sep-2016: Goulburn

KING DARCI, B. g. 2012, Darci Brahma — La Serenade (AUS), by St Covet (AUS), A$11,360 18-Sep-2016: Sunshine Coast

TONI MAY, B. f. 2012, Tavistock — Sursum Corda, by Zabeel, A$9,100

Hong Kong 03-Sep-2016: Sha Tin

HIGH TOWER - RED PEONY (H.K.), B. g. 2010, Keeninsky — Calypso Miss, by Elnadim (USA), HK$359,100 07-Sep-2016: Happy Valley

FLYING MONKEY, B. g. 2012, Pins (AUS) — Dandify (AUS),

by Danehill (USA), HK$478,800 HANG’S DECISION, B. g. 2011, Postponed (USA) — Bislieri (AUS), by Encosta de Lago (AUS), HK$703,950 11-Sep-2016: Sha Tin

AL STRADA - TWIN DELIGHT (H.K.), Ch. g. 2010, Perfectly Ready (AUS) — Penny Arcade, by Straussbrook (AUS), HK$1,425,000 GOOD FOR YOU, B. g. 2012, Thorn Park (AUS) — La Serenissime (IRE), by Machiavellian (USA), HK$359,100 LUCKY DAY, B. g. 2009, Coats Choice (AUS) — Amadi’s Express, by Success Express (USA), HK$703,950

South Africa 17-Sep-2016: Durbanville

THE GREAT ONE, B. c. 2013, Nadeem (AUS) — Heureka, by Yamanin Vital, R46,875

Singapore 27-Aug-2016: Singapore TC

GURU-GURU, B. g. 2012, Faltaat (USA) — New Height (AUS), by Fuji Kiseki (JPN), S$20,178 PRESENTING WIN, Ch. g. 2012, Starcraft — Sonet, by Gold Brose (AUS), S$34,807 SAVAGE STORM, B. g. 2010, Sakhee’s Secret (GB) — Mysterious Sound (USA), by Danzig (USA), S$31,860 28-Aug-2016: Singapore TC

DISTINCTIVE DARCI, B. g. 2013, Darci Brahma — Distinctive Lass (AUS), by Orientate (USA), S$40,162 LASER STORM, B. g. 2010, Lucky Owners — Miss Ivanovic (AUS), by Reenact (AUS), S$66,937 SATELLITE MAN, Br. g. 2012, Per Incanto (USA) — Double Okay, by Towkay (AUS), S$20,178 02-Sep-2016: Singapore TC

JELLY BEAN, B. f. 2011, Darci Brahma — Always Special,

by Stravinsky (USA), S$31,860 JOYOUS, Ch. g. 2011, Iffraaj (GB) — Casual Walk, by Creese (GB), S$18,742 MIGHTY CONQUEROR, Br. g. 2012, Patapan (USA) — Sarah San, by San Luis (AUS), S$31,860 MR WHITAKER, B. or Br. g. 2011, Darci Brahma — Felenic,

by Cape Cross (IRE), S$31,860 SPEED CRAFT, Gr. g. 2011, Mastercraftsman (IRE) — Velvet and Satin, by Carnegie (IRE), S$18,742 04-Sep-2016: Singapore TC

03-Sep-2016: Penang TC

IMMORTALITY, B. f. 2010, Mettre en Jeu — Crichele, by Lord Ballina (AUS), Rgt.28,228 JET ACE, Ch. g. 2008, No Excuse Needed (GB) — Wahaha,

by Stravinsky (USA), Rgt.15,774 LUCKY DAPPER, B. c. 2009, Testa Rossa (AUS) — Buttonhook, by Encosta de Lago (AUS), Rgt.28,228 PRINCE NANO, B. g. 2008, Gold Centre (AUS) — Cuts Both Ways, by Blue Razor (USA), Rgt.12,177 VICTORY MARCH, Br. g. 2010, Viking Ruler (AUS) — Moire,

by Crested Wave (USA), Rgt.12,177 04-Sep-2016: Penang TC

AGUERO, Ch. g. 2010, Shinko King (IRE) — Agnelli, by Faltaat (USA), Rgt.15,774 EMPIRE BAY, B. g. 2009, Iffraaj (GB) — Lekker Ding, by Honour and Glory (USA), Rgt.15,774 11-Sep-2016: Penang TC

BABY POLO, B. g. 2009, Danske — Film (AUS), by Fuji Kiseki (JPN), Rgt.28,228 17-Sep-2016: Selangor TC

BEAUTY ADMIRE, Ch. g. 2009, Perfectly Ready (AUS) — Serene Walk, by Grand Lodge (USA), Rgt.9,960 CHATEAUNEUF DUPAPE, B. g. 2008, Darci Brahma — Loudenne, by Palace Music (USA), Rgt.9,960 REYSHA, Br. g. 2009, Fast ‘n’ Famous (AUS) — Royal Caress, by Prince Salieri (AUS), Rgt.9,960 18-Sep-2016: Selangor TC

ECLIPSE STAR, B. c. 2012, Darci Brahma — In Spain (IRE),

by Selkirk (USA), Rgt.14,840 Q NINE MASTER, Ch. g. 2010, Bachelor Duke (USA) — Sumptuous (GB), by Pivotal (GB), Rgt.27,140

*DEBT COLLECTOR, B. g. 2012, Thorn Park (AUS) — Prompt Payment (IRE), by In the Wings (GB), S$106,200 EASY DRAGON, Br. g. 2011, Keeper (AUS) — Ever Revie (IRE), by Hamas (IRE), S$18,742 ELUSIVE EMPEROR, B. g. 2011, Elusive City (USA) — Race Empress (AUS), by St. Petersburg (AUS), S$31,860 FITZROY, B. g. 2012, Swiss Ace (AUS) — Avec Joie (AUS),

by General Nediym (AUS), S$40,162 LEADERSHIP, Ch. g. 2010, Coats Choice (AUS) — Please Remember, by Don’t Forget Me (IRE), S$18,742 PERCIUS, B. g. 2011, Sir Percy (GB) — Conduce (AUS), by Pentire (GB), S$18,742 09-Sep-2016: Singapore TC

ARCHER COMPANY, B. g. 2012, Darci Brahma — Magical Moment (GB), by Sadler’s Wells (USA), S$18,742 LONGHU, B. g. 2012, Per Incanto (USA) — Sacred Steps,

by Elusive City (USA), S$31,860 16-Sep-2016: Singapore TC

GURU-GURU, B. g. 2012, Faltaat (USA) — New Height (AUS), by Fuji Kiseki (JPN), S$31,860 KELTIC KARMA, B. g. 2011, Sir Percy (GB) — Duvauchelle,

by Don Tristram, S$40,162 MIGHTY GLORY, B. g. 2011, O’Reilly — Former Glory (USA),

by Dynaformer (USA), S$20,178 ROYAL EASTER, Ch. g. 2012, Thorn Park (AUS) — Livonia (AUS), by Last Tycoon (IRE), S$20,178 RUAPEHU, B. g. 2010, Stravinsky (USA) — Special Diamond, by Zabeel, S$31,860 18-Sep-2016: Singapore TC

JUBILATION, B. g. 2010, Darci Brahma — Safari Sunset, by Volksraad (GB), S$18,742 LUCKY LINCOLN, Br. c. 2011, Savabeel (AUS) — Astradane (IRE), by Danehill (USA), S$31,860 NOBLE LIAISON, B. g. 2012, Darci Brahma — Party Royal,

by King’s Chapel (AUS), S$34,807

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STAKES RESULTS (3) Makfi Challenge S. (Hawke’s Bay Challenge S.)-G1

(8) Wanganui Guineas-L

(10) Canterbury Belle S.-L

Hastings, August 27, NZ$200,000, Open Weight For Age, 1400m.

Wanganui, September 3, NZ$60,000, 3yo Open Set Weight, 1340m.

CJC, September 17, NZ$50,000, 3yoFillies Open Set, 1200m.

1 KAWI, (L G Innes 590kg) b g 6, Savabeel - Magic Time by Volksraad. Trainer: S A Sharrock.

2 El Pescado, (C E Lammas 590kg) b g 6, El Hermano - Annchips by O’Reilly. Trainer: R S Manning.

3 Farm Boy, (H S Tinsley 590kg) gr g 6, El Hermano - Lady of Oakview by Diamond Express. Trainer: T & M Carter.

1 HIGHLAD (AUS), (M Cameron 56.50kg) b g 3, High Chaparral - My Lady’s Chamber

by Arena. Trainer: M Baker & A Forsman.

2 Manhattan Street (AUS), (J K Riddell 56.50kg) br c 3, Manhattan Rain - Charming Estelle by Redoute’s Choice. Trainer: Ms L Latta.

3 Hello M’Lady, (S M Mc Kay 54.50kg) b f 3, Shocking - The General’s Lady by General Nediym. Trainer: V A Prendergast.

1 LA DIOSA, (R Cuneen 56.50kg) b f 3, So You Think - Star Affair by Star Way. Trainer: A & M Brown.

2 Starvoia (AUS), (C W Johnson 56.50kg) b f 3, Starcraft - Savoia by Charge Forward.

Trainer: J & K Parsons.

3 O’Naturelle, (M J Mc Nab 56.50kg) br f 3, O’Reilly - Naturo by Postponed. Trainer: S Autridge & J Richards.

1.3 len, 1.5 len, 1:24.87, Track Slow(7), 16 strs.

0.1 len, 1.4 len, 1:23.24, Track Slow(8), 11 strs.

0.2 len, 2.2 len, 1:10.31, Track Dead(4), 10 strs.

KAWI (1s)

HIGHLAD (AUS) (13a)

LA DIOSA (2b)

Bay gelding foaled 2010 Breeder: Mrs C M & J P Goodin, Central, NZ Owner: A A Baeyertz, J P Goodin, G A Macdonald, G H Phillips & Est Late R W Sharrock

Bay gelding foaled 2013 Sold 2015 William Inglis Sydney Easter Yearling Sale. Price: $80,000 Breeder: Lomar Park Stud NSW Owner: Scott Richardson Bloodstock Ltd

Bay filly foaled 2013 Breeder: T W Archer Trust, Auckland, NZ Owner: Calder Bloodstock Ltd, G L Currie, Bruce Honeybone & Deborah Martin, M L Gibson, P B C Sipos & T W Archer Trust

(4) Windsor Park P. (Horlicks P.H.)-G1

(9) Northland Breeders S.-L

(11) Karaka Classic (Metric Mile)-L

Hastings, September 17, NZ$200,000, 3yo+ Open Weight For, 1600m.

1 KAWI, (L G Innes 590kg) b g 6, Savabeel - Magic Time by Volksraad. Trainer: S A Sharrock.

2 Mime, (M T Coleman 56.50kg) gr f 4, Mastercraftsman - Maidjeu by Montjeu. Trainer: M Baker & A Forsman.

3 Rasa Lila, (J R Collett 570kg) b f 6, Darci Brahma - Dance My Dance by Sadler’s Wells. Trainer: S Ramsay & J Ritchie.

Ruakaka, September 10, NZ$50,000, 3yo Open Set Weight, 1200m.

Pukekohe, September 18, NZ$50,000, Open Handicap, 1600m.

1 HEROIC VALOUR (AUS), (M Cameron 56.50kg) b c 3, Fastnet Rock - Myrrh by Nassipour. Trainer: S Autridge & J Richards.

2 The Soultaker, (M R Du Plessis 56.50kg) gr c 3, Iffraaj - Miranda Miss by Reset.

Trainer: D Logan & C Gibbs.

3 Wyndspelle, (V A Colgan 56.50kg) b c 3, Iffraaj - Western Star by High Chaparral.

Trainer: D Logan & C Gibbs.

1 ADMIRAL, (Viktoria Gatu 530kg) b g 5, Align - Pirate Queen by Diamond Express.

Trainer: S Ralph.

2 Blizzard, (A B Collett 540kg) gr g 6, Any Suggestion - Deune by Green Line Express.

Trainer: E & D Browne.

3 Willie Cazals (IRE), (C J Grylls 600kg) gr g 8, Aussie Rules - Secrete Marina by Mujadil. Trainer: L O’Sullivan & A Scott.

0.2 len, 0.4 len, 1:11.32, Track Dead(4), 10 strs.

5 len, 6.8 len, 1:39.86, Track Heavy(10), 11 strs.

HEROIC VALOUR (AUS) (22b)

ADMIRAL (4c)

Bay colt foaled 2013 Sold 2015 New Zealand Bloodstock National Yearling Sale. Price: $400,000 Breeder: Katom NSW Owner: Te Akau 2015 Breeding Syndicate (Mgr: K W Fenton-Ellis Mnzm)

Bay gelding foaled 2011 Breeder: S A Seath, Waikato, NZ Owner: S A Seath

0.2 len, 0.3 len, 1:35.52, Track Dead(4), 13 strs.

KAWI (1s) Bay gelding foaled 2010 Breeder: Mrs C M & J P Goodin, Central, NZ Owner: A A Baeyertz, J P Goodin, G A Macdonald, G H Phillips & Est Late R W Sharrock

(5) Metric Mile (Marton Metric Mile)-G3 Awapuni, September 10, NZ$70,000, Open Handicap, 1600m.

1 GYPSY FAIR, (S L Wynne 530kg) b f 6, Falkirk - Gypsy Moth by Zabeel. Trainer: S A Sharrock.

2 Platinum Command, (M Tanaka 53.50kg) b f 5, Red Giant - Wednesday Rocks by Encosta de Lago. Trainer: Ms L Latta.

3 New York Minute, (T R Moseley 530kg) b f 4, Iffraaj - Zenno Queen by Zenno Rob Roy. Trainer: Ms I Kelly.

0.3 len, 2.8 len, 1:45.24, Track Heavy(11), 14 strs.

GYPSY FAIR (28) Bay filly foaled 2010 Breeder: Clifton Bloodstock Ltd, Central, NZ Owner: G Albon, P I Foreman & S A Sharrock

(6) Gold Trail S.-G3 Hastings, September 17, NZ$70,000, 3yoFillies Open Set, 1200m.

1 HONEY RIDER, (M T Coleman 56.50kg) b f 3, Pins - Southern Heights by Align.

Trainer: M Baker & A Forsman.

2 Glass Slipper, (C E Lammas 56.50kg) b f 3, Pins - Fairy Tale by Tale of the Cat. Trainer: L O’Sullivan & A Scott.

3 Mystery Show, (M R Du Plessis 56.50kg) ch f 3, Sakhee’s Secret - Showstra by Stravinsky. Trainer: J W Bridge.

0.8 len, 0.9 len, 1:11.94, Track Dead(4), 12 strs.

HONEY RIDER (9h) Bay filly foaled 2013 Breeder: A J Lockyer & C A J Whyte, Central, NZ Owner: A J Lockyer & C A J Whyte

RACE INDEX ADMIRAL 11 Authentic Paddy 1 Blizzard 11 El Pescado 3 Farm Boy 3 Glass Slipper 6 GYPSY FAIR 5 Hello M’Lady 8

HEROIC VALOUR (AUS) 9 HIGHLAD (AUS) 8 HONEY RIDER 6 ITS TIME FOR MAGIC 7 KAWI 3, 4 LA DIOSA 10 Luna Rossa 7 Manhattan Street (AUS) 8

Mime 4 MISS THREE STARS 2 Mystery Show 6 New York Minute 5 No More Tears 1 O’Naturelle 10 Platinum Command 2, 5 Queen of Zealand 7

Rasa Lila 4 SARACINO 1 Starvoia (AUS) 10 Taurus 2 The Soultaker 9 Willie Cazals (IRE) 11 Wyndspelle 9

No Excuse Needed Taurus O’Reilly O’Naturelle Per Incanto ITS TIME FOR MAGIC, SARACINO Perfectly Ready MISS THREE STARS Pins HONEY RIDER, Glass Slipper Red Giant -

Platinum Command Sakhee’s Secret Mystery Show Savabeel KAWI, Queen of Zealand Shocking Hello M’Lady So You Think LA DIOSA Starcraft Starvoia (AUS) Written Tycoon Luna Rossa

O’Reilly SARACINO, El Pescado Pins Queen of Zealand Postponed O’Naturelle Redoute’s Choice Manhattan Street (AUS) Reset The Soultaker Sadler’s Wells Rasa Lila Savabeel ITS TIME FOR MAGIC Star Way -

LA DIOSA Stark South MISS THREE STARS Stravinsky Mystery Show Tale of the Cat Glass Slipper Volksraad KAWI Zabeel GYPSY FAIR Zenno Rob Roy New York Minute

SIRES OF STAKES HORSES Align ADMIRAL Any Suggestion Blizzard Aussie Rules Willie Cazals (IRE) Darci Brahma No More Tears, Rasa Lila El Hermano El Pescado, Farm Boy Falkirk GYPSY FAIR

Fastnet Rock HEROIC VALOUR (AUS) High Chaparral HIGHLAD (AUS) Howbaddouwantit Authentic Paddy Iffraaj New York Minute, The Soultaker, Wyndspelle Manhattan Rain Manhattan Street (AUS) Mastercraftsman Mime

(7) O’Leary S. (Trudy Thomson Memorial S.)-L Wanganui, September 3, NZ$50,000, 3yoFillies Open Set, 1200m.

1 ITS TIME FOR MAGIC, (S C Spratt 56.50kg) b f 3, Per Incanto - Tick Tock Time by Savabeel. Trainer: R B Priscott.

2 Luna Rossa, (L J Allpress 56.50kg) ch f 3, Written Tycoon - Wild Promises by More Than Ready. Trainer: M Baker & A Forsman.

3 Queen of Zealand, (L T Hemi 56.50kg) b f 3, Savabeel - Queen of Pop by Pins.

Trainer: W R Jones.

0.1 len, 3.1 len, 1:14.54, Track Slow(8), 11 strs.

ITS TIME FOR MAGIC (2e) Bay filly foaled 2013 Breeder: Little Avondale Trust, Central, NZ Owner: R B & Mrs K E Priscott, P A J Thomas, S Noikrut, M F Eivers, P McLaughlin, N & R Archer

BROODMARE SIRES OF STAKES HORSES Align HONEY RIDER Arena HIGHLAD (AUS) Cape Cross Authentic Paddy Charge Forward Starvoia (AUS) Diamond Express ADMIRAL, Farm Boy Encosta de Lago Platinum Command General Nediym Hello M’Lady Green Line Express -

Blizzard High Chaparral Wyndspelle Jetball Taurus Minardi No More Tears Montjeu Mime More Than Ready Luna Rossa Mujadil Willie Cazals (IRE) Nassipour HEROIC VALOUR (AUS)

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LEADING SIRES GENERAL SIRES This listing of the leading New Zealand sires by earnings includes stakes performance (shown in brackets), and percentages are given for winners to runners, stakeswinners to runners and total stakeshorses (winners and placegetters) to runners. The top earner for each horse is shown with its particular individual earnings.

Information in this section is for the season from 1/8/16 to 27/9/16 and includes prizemoney paid from bonus schemes.

Previous Sns Ranking 11/12 12/13 13/14 14/15

2 3 1 1 3 2 2 2 - - 34 23 19 22 21 21 -111 64 31 -109 9 5 4 4 3 4 10 15 4 3 92146 113 102 -104 39 6

Stallion, Year, Sire

Runners

Winners % Wns % SW (SWs) /Rnrs /Rns

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Savabeel, 2001, by Zabeel (NZ) Darci Brahma (NZ), 2002, by Danehill (USA) Per Incanto (USA), 2004, by Street Cry (IRE) Shinko King (IRE), 1991, by Fairy King (USA) El Hermano (NZ), 2005, by Pins Tavistock (NZ), 2005, by Montjeu (IRE) Pins, 1996, by Snippets Iffraaj (GB), 2001, by Zafonic (USA) Bahhare (USA), 1994, by Woodman (USA) Mastercraftsman (IRE), 2006, by Danehill Dancer (IRE)

30 50 29 24 21 33 29 45 5 19

6 10 5 6 2 6 4 9 2 4

27 25 5 45 108 12 82 40 1 -

17 47 13 8 7 6 19 49 63 37 20 20 73 74 23 13 1 5 - 109

28 19 8 59 7 29 55 25 15 72

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

Towkay, 1994, by Last Tycoon (IRE) Perfectly Ready, 2002, by More Than Ready (USA) Keeper, 1997, by Danehill (USA) Yamanin Vital (NZ), 1990, by Sir Tristram (IRE) Alamosa (NZ), 2004, by O’Reilly (NZ) Captain Rio (GB), 1999, by Pivotal (GB) St Reims (NZ), 1999, by Zabeel (NZ) High Chaparral (IRE), 1999, by Sadler’s Wells (USA) O’Reilly (NZ), 1993, by Last Tycoon (IRE) Road to Rock, 2004, by Encosta de Lago

20 25 57 10 30 22 22 16 21 18

3 2 7 2 5 2 5 3 8 4

8 68 71 54 20 32 14 7

18 12 93 120 57 52 24 22 - 92 69 65 11 18 39 31 5 16 12 7

20 93 61 12 56 48 42 34 10 11

21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

No Excuse Needed (GB), 1998, by Machiavellian (USA) D’Cash, 1996, by Danehill (USA) Align, 1996, by Night Shift (USA) Zed (NZ), 2002, by Zabeel (NZ) Red Giant (USA), 2004, by Giant’s Causeway (USA) Librettist (USA), 2002, by Danzig (USA) Falkirk (NZ), 2000, by Tale of the Cat (USA) Any Suggestion, 2001, by Lion Hunter Elusive City (USA), 2000, by Elusive Quality (USA) Thorn Park, 1999, by Spinning World (USA)

27 8 7 32 22 11 9 21 13 22

3 1 3 3 3 2 2 4 2 2

48 30 35 14 69 37 25 24 28 51 42 90 36 46 - 118 - 121 30 9 67 52

31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41

Gold Centre, 2002, by Danehill (USA) Swiss Ace, 2004, by Secret Savings (USA) Makfi (GB), 2007, by Dubawi (Ire) Fastnet Rock, 2001, by Danehill (USA) Handsome Ransom, 2000, by Red Ransom (USA) Ishiguru (USA), 1998, by Danzig (USA) Thewayyouare (USA), 2005, by Kingmambo (USA) Teofilo (IRE), 2004, by Galileo (IRE) So You Think (NZ), 2006, by High Chaparral (IRE) Pentire (GB), 1992, by Be My Guest (USA) Storm Creek (USA), 1993, by Storm Cat (USA)

12 21 19 5 16 4 16 2 3 18 2

2 2 4 3 4 2 4 1 2 3 2

60 42 - 137 - 66 10 11 16 23 21 - 65 - - 16 35 56 55

(1)

2015/16 Earn. $NZ

Top Earner

3.3

Kawi (NZ) Persuasive (NZ) Saracino (NZ) Megablast (NZ) El Pescado (NZ) Pacorus (NZ) Honey Rider (NZ) New York Minute (NZ) Kick Back (NZ) Mime (NZ)

$250,000 $33,000 $62,500 $43,625 $45,000 $27,025 $43,750 $21,810 $105,000 $40,000

Heni (NZ) Miss Three Stars (NZ) Eddie Gilbert (NZ) Upper Cut (NZ) Aspen Lass (NZ) Ngario (NZ) Stokers Rock (NZ) Highlad Taken the Liberty (NZ) All Roads (NZ)

$38,750 $68,175 $18,475 $54,975 $19,450 $61,250 $48,750 $41,875 $14,500 $34,185

6 15 7 3 8 5 6 11 0 10

1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

5.3

$371,195 $157,887 $154,515 $151,820 $137,500 $135,770 $130,710 $130,125 $120,585 $115,115

5 2 (1) 8 4 6 4 8 5 (1) 9 5

6 9 16 3 11 6 3 3 6 6

0 0 4.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6.3 0 4.8 0

$109,190 $108,275 $106,585 $105,525 $102,625 $104,100 $99,640 $84,300 $84,665 $83,010

11.1 12.5 42.9 14.3 9.4 13.6 18.2 22.2 11.1 19.0 15.4 9.1

3 1 4 (1) 3 3 3 2 (1) 4 3 2

8 0 2 10 5 2 2 6 2 6

0 3.7 0 014.3 0 0 4.5 0 011.1 0 4.8 0 0

$82,705 $81,125 $76,075 $74,825 $73,312 $63,775 $62,485 $62,360 $63,210 $60,775

The Knight (NZ) D’Llaro (NZ) Admiral (NZ) Hamiltonian (NZ) Platinum Command (NZ) Zorrali (NZ) Gypsy Fair (NZ) I Suggest (NZ) Onefortheditch (NZ) Amarula (NZ)

$25,525 $79,500 $33,375 $13,900 $49,700 $30,750 $44,375 $14,060 $29,000 $21,625

16.7 9.5 21.1 (1) 60.0 20.0 25.0 50.0 25.0 50.0 (1) 66.7 33.3 16.7 100.0

2 2 4 3 (1) 4 2 4 2 2 (1) 3 2

2 8 6 1 3 2 2 0 0 2 0

0 0 0 020.0 0 0 0 0 033.3 0 0

$60,500 $55,350 $51,725 $50,825 $49,190 $47,700 $43,375 $43,125 $42,625 $43,285 $41,500

Duffers Creek (NZ) First Serve (NZ) Lincoln Bay (NZ) Heroic Valour Last Chance (NZ) Jochen Rindt (NZ) Oops Tommy (NZ) Humidor (NZ) La Diosa (NZ) Gagarin (NZ) Reka (NZ)

$24,125 $17,500 $21,000 $31,250 $15,315 $18,750 $18,750 $42,875 $30,125 $15,400 $24,000

2015/16 Earn. $NZ

Top Earner

$394,625 $280,765 $272,345 $140,825 $131,100 $122,485 $106,985 $90,300 $87,700 $82,500

Kawi (NZ) Saracino (NZ) Gypsy Fair (NZ) Kick Back (NZ) Mime (NZ) Eletist (NZ) Zorrali (NZ) Miss Three Stars (NZ) Platinum Command (NZ) D’Llaro (NZ)

(1)

(1)

(1)

(1)

(1)

15.0 8.0 12.3 20.0 16.7 9.1 22.7 18.8 38.1 22.2

6.9

3.4

4.0

6.3

6.7 4.0 6.9

Season Earnings $NZ

9 (2) 11 7 (2) 10 3 6 5 (1) 10 3 4

(2)

20.0 20.0 17.2 25.0 9.5 18.2 13.8 20.0 40.0 21.1

Wins Pl. % Stks Horses (Swins) (SP) /Runners

9.5 6.9 6.7

BROODMARE SIRES Information in this section is for the season from 1/8/16 to 27/9/16 and includes prizemoney paid from bonus schemes.

Previous Sns Ranking 11/12 12/13 13/14 14/15

8 4 1 17 75 30 7 56 97 59

4 2 1 14 13 12 15 56 97 48

Stallion, Year, Sire

Runners

Winners % Wns % SW (SWs) /Rnrs /Rns

4 3 2 2 3 1 25 26 11 8 8 4 13 7 28 59 27 15 85 141

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Volksraad (GB), 1988, by Green Desert (USA) O’Reilly (NZ), 1993, by Last Tycoon (IRE) Zabeel (NZ), 1986, by Sir Tristram (IRE) Al Akbar, 1990, by Success Express (USA) Montjeu (IRE), 1996, by Sadler’s Wells (USA) Stravinsky (USA), 1996, by Nureyev (USA) Kaapstad (NZ), 1984, by Sir Tristram (IRE) Stark South (USA), 1988, by Dixieland Band (USA) Encosta de Lago, 1993, by Fairy King (USA) Random Chance (NZ), 1982, by Three Legs (GB)

36 56 56 19 21 26 31 10 19 4

61 15 62 88 51 7 1 49 57 19

28 21 50 69 58 9 6 47 74 27

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

Keeper, 1997, by Danehill (USA) Danske (NZ), 1995, by Danehill (USA) Diamond Express (NZ), 1992, by Success Express (USA) Jahafil (GB), 1988, by Rainbow Quest (USA) Deputy Governor (USA), 1984, by Master Willie (GB) Grosvenor (NZ), 1979, by Sir Tristram (IRE) Centaine, 1980, by Century Yamanin Vital (NZ), 1990, by Sir Tristram (IRE) Desert Sun (GB), 1988, by Green Desert (USA) Lord Ballina, 1979, by Bletchingly

19 14 6 10 9 23 26 13 6 19

5 4 1 (1) 4 1 3 3 3 2 3

- 200 - 140 - 190 51 61 33 54 36 36 14 43 6 8 9 16 11 16 5 5 - 139 34 45 23 83 -

21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

King of Kings (Ire), 1995, by Sadler’s Wells (USA) Align, 1996, by Night Shift (USA) Casual Lies (USA), 1989, by Lear Fan (USA) Blues Traveller (IRE), 1990, by Bluebird (USA) Dr Grace (NZ), 1986, by Sir Tristram (IRE) Danasinga, 1991, by Danehill (USA) Pins, 1996, by Snippets Savabeel, 2001, by Zabeel (NZ) Star Way (GB), 1977, by Star Appeal (IRE) Arena, 1995, by Danehill (USA)

6 4 6 12 1 24 28 5 5 1

1 2 2 3 1 4 3 3 2 1

186 116 69 21 154 180 52 26 5 10 3 3 171 92 21 43 37 30

8 12 14 2 3 6 6 2 3 1

(1) (1) (1)

(1)

22.2 21.4 25.0 10.5 14.3 23.1 19.4 20.0 15.8 25.0 26.3 28.6 16.7 40.0 11.1 13.0 11.5 23.1 33.3 15.8

2.8 1.8 1.8

10.0

16.7

16.7 50.0 25.0 33.3 25.0 100.0 16.7 10.7 (1) 60.0 20.0 (1) 40.0 20.0 (1) 100.0 100.0 (1)

Wins Pl. % Stks Horses (Swins) (SP) /Runners

9 14 17 3 5 7 6 2 4 1

(2) (1) (1)

(1)

3 6 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 0

1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

5 16 0 5 0 0 1 (1) 0 0 5 1 0 2 2 0 4 0 0 3 0 0 3 3 0 4 0 0 3 0 0 3 2 2 3 3 4 3 3 2 2

(1)

(1) (1) (1)

0 2 0 0 0 0 6 6 0 0

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

2.8 3.6 1.8

10.0

16.7

25.0

3.6 40.0 20.0 100.0

Season Earnings $NZ

$250,000 $62,500 $44,375 $105,000 $40,000 $23,000 $30,750 $68,175 $49,700 $79,500

$76,965 $74,625 $71,125 $67,985 $68,600 $63,190 $59,400 $57,575 $56,625 $53,650

Last Chance (NZ) Rocknrolla (NZ) Admiral (NZ) Justa Charlie (NZ) Ngario (NZ) Nymph Monte (NZ) Gagarin (NZ) Yardstick (NZ) Megablast (NZ) Irish Heartbeat (NZ)

$15,315 $31,250 $33,375 $25,350 $61,250 $19,625 $15,400 $16,350 $43,625 $19,150

$50,795 $49,250 $49,925 $48,900 $48,750 $46,950 $46,950 $44,275 $43,075 $41,875

King Oberon (NZ) Honey Rider (NZ) Duffers Creek (NZ) Reka (NZ) Stokers Rock (NZ) Colchester (NZ) Greencast (NZ) Its Time for Magic (NZ) La Diosa (NZ) Highlad

$49,995 $43,750 $24,125 $24,000 $48,750 $12,500 $12,500 $33,650 $30,125 $41,875

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2016 NEW ZEALAND BLOODSTOCK READY TO RUN SALE

APEX RATINGS FOR NEW ZEALAND Highly respected pedigree analyst Bill Oppenheim, formerly of the USA but now resident in Perthsire Scotland, was among the many thoroughbred commentators who felt that there were serious shortcomings in traditional sire lists.

However, Bill decided to do something about the situation, so a decade or more ago he developed the first APEX-Annual Progeny Earnings index ratings, which have now become almost universally accepted as one of the best and most reliable indicators of stallion performance.

They were not available in Australia until 2006, but with Bill’s kind permission and through our joint venture with The Australian Bloodhorse Review, Bloodhound is now able to present APEX ratings for many countries.

Oppenheim decided to divide the population of prizemoney earners in a particular season in each jurisdiction, or country, into three bands. The top 2% of earners are the “A runners” , the next 2% are the “B runners” and the next 4% are the “C runners” . In other words the A+B+C runners combined make up the top 8% (2+2+4) of earners in a particular jurisdiction, country, each season.

This masterstroke achieves a number of objectives in one. It largely removes the bias in prizemoney based lists created by a relatively small number of very rich races. It largely removes the regional and political element of stakes races which could be either a regional bias or a national one. Finally it helps to compare stallion merit across jurisdictions, or countries, with vastly differing prizemoney levels.

The ratings are calculated in the following way. “A” runners are the top 2% of prizemoney earners in a season, so if a particular stallion has 2% of his runners in a particular period among the top 2% of earners his APEX A rating figure for that period is 1. If he has 10% of his runners among the top 2% his APEX A rating figure is 5. “AB” runners are the top 4%

of earners so if a stallion has 4% of his runners among the top 4% of earners his “APEX AB rating figure is 1. “ABC” runners are the top 8% so if a stallion has 8% of his runners among the top 8% of earners his “APEX ABC” rating is 1. If he had 16% of his runners among the top 8% his APEX ABC rating would be 2. And so on. The ratings can be done in any band individually or in any combination.

To give you an idea as to what standard of horses are included in the ratings, in the 2005/06 season in Australia the top 2% of runners earned over $93,300, the next 2% of runners earned between $55,450 and $93,300 and the next 4% of runners earned between $30,640 and $55,450. In the 2005/06 Australian racing Season there were 31,193 runners, which means there were 619 “A” Runners (2%), 1237 “A+B” runners and 2475 “A+B+C” runners.

In addition to the earnings, to qualify for a rating on the main list a stallion must have a predetermined minimum number of starters across a seven year band. The most commonly published lists are based on a minimum of what are called “150 year starters”. If a runner by a particular stallion earns prizemoney in each of the seven years under review he will count as 7 of the 150 “year starters”.

Lists can be compiled for a smaller number of starters, also for first and second year sires etc. but will of necessity be less accurate than the main list. So, with APEX ratings, as with any type of sire lists, some skill in interpretation is still required.

Perhaps the main thing to be aware of is that some young sires and some sires with limited numbers of runners will not necessarily appear on the lists at all. This does not mean they are not good sires, because when they do make the list, i.e. qualify with sufficient “year starters”, they might very well enter at, or near, the top.

NEW ZEALAND APEX “A” RATINGS Rank

Sire, Year

1 2 3 4 5 6 6 8 9 10

Fastnet Rock (AUS) 2001 Savabeel (AUS) 2001 Mastercraftsman (IRE) 2006 Stravinsky (USA) 1996 Darci Brahma (NZ) 2002 Pins (AUS) 1996 O’Reilly (NZ) 1993 Tavistock (NZ) 2005 High Chaparral (IRE) 1999 Brilliance (USA) 1997

11 12 13 14 14 16 16 18 19 20

Captain Rio (GB) 1999 Fast ‘n’ Famous (AUS) 2002 Thorn Park (AUS) 1999 Pentire (GB) 1992 Zabeel (NZ) 1986 Falkirk (NZ) 2000 Guillotine (NZ) 2004 Bachelor Duke (USA) 2001 No Excuse Needed (GB) 1998 Shinko King (IRE) 1991

A

RUNNERS B C AB ABC

155 563 163 249 529 630 775 185 316 159

11 35 8 12 24 26 32 7 10 5

3 20 3 7 24 33 25 9 9 4

482 229 500 457 268 345 154 562 497 427

Starters

RATING C

A

B

14 33 55 87 11 14 19 31 48 75 59 101 57 82 16 26 19 34 9 15

3.55 3.11 2.45 2.41 2.27 2.06 2.06 1.89 1.58 1.57

0.97 1.78 0.92 1.41 2.27 2.62 1.61 2.43 1.42 1.26

15 11 17 26 43 7 9 8 16 24 14 12 23 26 49 12 6 19 18 37 7 8 7 15 22 9 10 17 19 36 4 2 5 6 11 14 6 17 20 37 12 6 29 18 47 10 9 27 19 46

1.56 1.53 1.40 1.31 1.31 1.30 1.30 1.25 1.21 1.17

1.14 1.97 1.20 0.66 1.49 1.45 0.65 0.53 0.60 1.05

19 32 3 12 27 42 25 10 15 6

AB

ABC

Rank

Sire, Year

Starters

3.06 1.42 0.46 1.20 1.28 1.67 0.81 1.35 1.19 0.94

2.26 2.44 1.69 1.91 2.27 2.34 1.84 2.16 1.50 1.42

2.66 1.93 1.07 1.56 1.77 2.00 1.32 1.76 1.34 1.18

21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

Iffraaj (GB) 2001 Zed (NZ) 2002 Align (AUS) 1996 Ekraar (USA) 1997 Keeper (AUS) 1997 Gallant Guru (AUS) 2002 Towkay (AUS) 1994 Lucky Unicorn (AUS) 2002 Volksraad (GB) 1988 Don Eduardo (NZ) 1998

0.88 0.87 1.15 1.04 0.65 1.23 0.81 0.76 1.46 1.58

1.35 1.75 1.30 0.98 1.40 1.38 0.97 0.89 0.91 1.11

1.12 1.31 1.23 1.01 1.03 1.30 0.89 0.82 1.18 1.35

30 32 33 33 35 36 37 38 39 40

Postponed (USA) 1997 513 Alamosa (NZ) 2004 234 Perfectly Ready (AUS) 2002 501 Danroad (AUS) 1999 248 Coats Choice (AUS) 2001 355 Mr. Nancho (ARG) 2000 190 Castledale (IRE) 2001 191 Any Suggestion (AUS) 2001 310 Handsome Ransom (AUS) 2000 476 Duelled (AUS) 2002 355

AB

ABC

Rank

Sire, Year

441 297 213 220 840 292 353 297 481 366

A

RUNNERS B C AB ABC

10 12 19 22 41 6 4 11 10 21 4 5 10 9 19 4 8 11 12 23 15 21 27 36 63 5 3 11 8 19 6 6 12 12 24 5 3 9 8 17 8 12 20 20 40 5 1 13 6 19 7 3 6 3 4 2 2 3 4 2

5 4 9 6 6 2 7 2 6 3

14 8 14 8 8 6 9 9 17 12

12 7 15 9 10 4 9 5 10 5

26 15 29 17 18 10 18 14 27 17

RATING C

A

B

AB

ABC

1.13 1.01 0.94 0.91 0.89 0.86 0.85 0.84 0.83 0.68

1.36 0.67 1.17 1.82 1.25 0.51 0.85 0.51 1.25 0.14

1.08 0.93 1.17 1.25 0.80 0.94 0.85 0.76 1.04 0.89

1.25 0.84 1.06 1.36 1.07 0.68 0.85 0.67 1.04 0.41

1.16 0.88 1.12 1.31 0.94 0.81 0.85 0.72 1.04 0.65

0.68 0.64 0.60 0.60 0.56 0.53 0.52 0.48 0.42 0.28

0.49 0.85 0.90 1.21 0.85 0.53 1.83 0.32 0.63 0.42

0.68 0.85 0.70 0.81 0.56 0.79 1.18 0.73 0.89 0.85

0.58 0.75 0.75 0.91 0.70 0.53 1.18 0.40 0.53 0.35

0.63 0.80 0.72 0.86 0.63 0.66 1.18 0.56 0.71 0.60

A

B

AB

ABC

0.83 1.31 1.31 0.89 1.30 1.01 0.60 0.85 1.25 0.86

1.25 1.49 0.66 1.25 0.65 0.67 1.21 0.85 0.53 0.51

1.04 0.65 1.04 0.80 0.81 0.93 0.81 0.85 0.76 0.94

1.04 1.40 0.98 1.07 0.97 0.84 0.91 0.85 0.89 0.68

1.04 1.03 1.01 0.94 0.89 0.88 0.86 0.85 0.82 0.81

0.64 0.84 0.60 0.42 0.53 0.68 0.68 0.56 0.28 0.48

0.85 0.51 0.90 0.63 0.53 0.14 0.49 0.85 0.42 0.32

0.85 0.76 0.70 0.89 0.79 0.89 0.68 0.56 0.85 0.73

0.75 0.67 0.75 0.53 0.53 0.41 0.58 0.70 0.35 0.40

0.80 0.72 0.72 0.71 0.66 0.65 0.63 0.63 0.60 0.56

NEW ZEALAND APEX “ABC” RATINGS Rank

Sire, Year

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Fastnet Rock (AUS) 2001 Pins (AUS) 1996 Savabeel (AUS) 2001 Darci Brahma (NZ) 2002 Tavistock (NZ) 2005 Stravinsky (USA) 1996 Shinko King (IRE) 1991 High Chaparral (IRE) 1999 O’Reilly (NZ) 1993 Ekraar (USA) 1997

10 12 13 14 14 14 17 18 18 20

Fast ‘n’ Famous (AUS) 2002 Falkirk (NZ) 2000 Thorn Park (AUS) 1999 No Excuse Needed (GB) 1998 Brilliance (USA) 1997 Castledale (IRE) 2001 Iffraaj (GB) 2001 Align (AUS) 1996 Captain Rio (GB) 1999 Mastercraftsman (IRE) 2006

A

RUNNERS B C AB ABC

155 630 563 529 185 249 427 316 775 220

11 26 35 24 7 12 10 10 32 4

3 33 20 24 9 7 9 9 25 8

19 42 32 27 10 12 27 15 25 11

229 345 500 497 159 191 441 213 482 163

7 9 14 12 5 2 10 4 15 8

9 10 12 6 4 7 12 5 11 3

8 17 23 29 6 9 19 10 17 3

Starters

RATING C

A

B

14 33 59 101 55 87 48 75 16 26 19 31 19 46 19 34 57 82 12 23

3.55 2.06 3.11 2.27 1.89 2.41 1.17 1.58 2.06 0.91

0.97 2.62 1.78 2.27 2.43 1.41 1.05 1.42 1.61 1.82

3.06 1.67 1.42 1.28 1.35 1.20 1.58 1.19 0.81 1.25

2.26 2.34 2.44 2.27 2.16 1.91 1.11 1.50 1.84 1.36

2.66 2.00 1.93 1.77 1.76 1.56 1.35 1.34 1.32 1.31

21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

Volksraad (GB) 1988 Zabeel (NZ) 1986 Pentire (GB) 1992 Keeper (AUS) 1997 Guillotine (NZ) 2004 Zed (NZ) 2002 Danroad (AUS) 1999 Towkay (AUS) 1994 Bachelor Duke (USA) 2001 Gallant Guru (AUS) 2002

16 19 26 18 9 9 22 9 26 11

1.53 1.30 1.40 1.21 1.57 0.52 1.13 0.94 1.56 2.45

1.97 1.45 1.20 0.60 1.26 1.83 1.36 1.17 1.14 0.92

0.87 1.23 1.15 1.46 0.94 1.18 1.08 1.17 0.88 0.46

1.75 1.38 1.30 0.91 1.42 1.18 1.25 1.06 1.35 1.69

1.31 1.30 1.23 1.18 1.18 1.18 1.16 1.12 1.12 1.07

31 32 32 34 35 36 37 37 39 40

Alamosa (NZ) 2004 234 Lucky Unicorn (AUS) 2002 297 Perfectly Ready (AUS) 2002 501 Handsome Ransom (AUS) 2000 476 Mr. Nancho (ARG) 2000 190 Don Eduardo (NZ) 1998 366 Postponed (USA) 1997 513 Coats Choice (AUS) 2001 355 Duelled (AUS) 2002 355 Any Suggestion (AUS) 2001 310

24 36 49 47 15 18 41 19 43 14

Starters

481 268 457 840 154 297 248 353 562 292

A

RUNNERS B C AB ABC

8 12 20 20 40 7 8 7 15 22 12 6 19 18 37 15 21 27 36 63 4 2 5 6 11 6 4 11 10 21 3 6 8 9 17 6 6 12 12 24 14 6 17 20 37 5 3 11 8 19 3 5 6 4 2 5 7 4 2 3

4 3 9 6 2 1 5 6 3 2

8 9 14 17 6 13 14 8 12 9

7 8 15 10 4 6 12 10 5 5

15 17 29 27 10 19 26 18 17 14

RATING C

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October 2016

Mystery Horse

October

by Andrew Reichard

Bluebloods is pleased to present the twenty-seventh in the series of our regular monthly feature, in which we invite readers to write or email if you think you can correctly identify our monthly “Mystery Horse”. The thoroughbred is one of the best documented breeds of animal in the world and our reference library contains photos and paintings of many of the most influential ancestors since the origin of the breed.

MYSTERY HORSE

Clue Great mare with her friend the sheep. One of her sons sired two Gr.1 winners in country also renowned for sheep production.

LAST MONTH: Answer - Arkle (Archive-Bright Cherry by Knight of the Garter) won 27 of his 35 starts over fences, including three consecutive Cheltenham Gold Cups 1964, 1965, 1966. Recognised as the greatest steeplechaser of all time, he was owned by the Duchess of Westminster, trained by Tom Dreaper and his regular rider was Pat Taaffe. Arkle never fell, he was so superior to even superstars like Mill House that there were two separate handicaps in his native Ireland for the Irish Grand National, one for times where Arkle was entered and another without. Arkle was often referred to by admiring fans as “himself” and legend has it that he often received mail addressed merely to “Himself, Ireland”. Fortunately there is some surviving footage of the great horse which can be viewed on youtube.

Congratulations to our winner Elizabeth Wilson of Victoria.

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HONOUR BOARD

Anyone who wins three times will go onto the Honour Board on this page and become ineligible to win again.

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The publisher reserves the right to exclude entries at any time. Prizes may be varied at any time at the publisher’s discretion. By submitting an entry contestants automatically agree to theses terms and conditions.

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Top Up

For building lean muscle mass, top line and condition A highly palatable, premium quality extruded product that harnesses the recognised benefits of the naturally occurring plant sterol Gamma Oryzanol.

Top Up combines the proven muscle building power of Gamma Oryzanol, with the highly digestible cool energy of fat and quality protein sources to produce lean body mass, improved top line and a glossy, shining coat.

The addition of Vitamin E adds to the antioxidant effect.

Before

Digestible Energy 17 MJ Crude Protein 13% Lysine 0.7% Calcium 2.2% Phosphorus 1.2% Salt 5g Magnesium 0.3% Iron 160mg/kg Zinc 140mg/kg Copper 15mg/kg Manganese 190mg Selenium 1mg Gamma Oryzanol 2.0g/kg Vitamin A - Retinol 8000IU Vitamin E 650mg Vitamin D3 2000IU Vitamin B2 - Riboflavin 4mg Vitamin B3 - Niacin 60mg Vitamin B5 - Pantothenate 5mg Vitamin K3 1mg Folic Acid 1mg Starch 14.5% Fat 20% Fibre 9%

BENEFITS OF USING TOP UP

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After 9 weeks

For positive effect on weight gain Improved muscle to fat ratio Increased muscle definition, topline and coat condition Improved appetite A safe energy source for horses prone to laminitis and tying up A source of “cool” calories for horses prone to heating up on grain diets

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From the time of Dawn...

History reveals that great racehorses make great stallions. Dawn Approach: winner of the Dewhurst Stakes, the 2,000 Guineas and St James’s Palace Stakes, running faster than Frankel in them all.

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