Karaka 2023

Australia’s Thoroughbred Magazine

PINARELLO, winner of the Gr1 Queensland Derby

The countdown has kicked off for New Zealand Bloodstock’s 97th National Yearling Sales Series, featuring an outstanding selection of New Zealand’s finest yearlings set to go through the sale ring during the New Zealand thoroughbred industry’s biggest week of the year.

With a series of spring racetrack successes followed by a blockbuster Ready to Run Sale, the New Zealand industry has been on a high in recent months, and now New Zealand Bloodstock is keen to keep that momentum rolling right through to its main eventKaraka 2023.

A star-studded catalogue has been unveiled for Karaka 2023, which this year returns to its traditional timeslot in late January. The stage is set for a six-day selling extravaganza, with Book 1 running from 29 to 31 January and Book 2 following right in its footsteps from 1 to 3 February.

The quality of the New Zealand thoroughbred has been clear for all to see on the big stage in Australia this spring, and Book 1 of Karaka 2023 will shine a spotlight on yearling siblings to the likes of A$10m Golden Eagle (1500m) hero I Wish I Win (NZ) (Savabeel), Makybe Diva Stakes (1600m) winner and Cox Plate (2040m) runner-up I’m Thunderstruck (NZ) (Shocking), plus big-race performers Mo’unga (NZ) (Savabeel) and Mr Brightside (NZ) (Bullbars).

An enormously successful Ready to Run Sale clearly showed what a difference that foreign flavour makes at the Karaka sales complex, and NZB is looking forward to welcoming a full complement of overseas buyers back through its doors in January of 2023.

“The Ready to Run Sale was wildly successful, particularly the absolutely incredible second day, and it’s given us some real momentum as we build into our yearling sale in January,” NZB Bloodstock Executive Kane Jones said.

“And you combine that with a spring for the history books for kiwi-breds and Karaka graduates in Australia. They’ve won at Group One level over a sprint distance with Roch ‘N’ Horse (NZ) (Per Incanto), over a staying trip with No Compromise (NZ) (Pins), and scored many other major victories in between.

“It’s been an outstanding few months that have really showcased the types of horses that we produce in this country, and now we’re really looking forward to offering another top-quality selection of yearlings at Karaka 2023.

“I’ve completed on-farm inspections of almost all of the yearlings already and have been very excited by what I’ve seen.

“The standard is very high across the board. We can’t wait to showcase these horses in front of an international audience, which we’ll have back on site for a yearling sale for the first time in three years.

“It’s going to be fantastic, and we’re really looking forward to welcoming back some familiar faces and welcoming new ones as well,” he said.

The Karaka 2023 catalogues have strength in both numbers and quality, with an elite selection of 644 yearlings to go under the hammer in Book 1, followed by another 435 in a quality Book 2 offering.

There are over 100 siblings to stakes winners in Book 1, with the spring carnival stars highlighted above backed up by the likes of Noverre (NZ) (Savabeel), Melody Belle (NZ) (Commands), Cool Aza Beel (NZ) (Savabeel), Mustang Valley (NZ) (Vanbrugh), Explosive Jack (NZ) (Jakkalberry), Kermadec (NZ) (Teofilo), Lim’s Kosciuszko (Kermadec), Excelida (Exceed And Excel), Dynastic (NZ) (Almanzor), Vespa (Elusive City), Subpoenaed (NZ) (Rip Van Winkle), Jennifer Eccles (NZ) (Rip Van Winkle), Aloisia (NZ) (Azamour), Madison County (NZ) (Pins), Lizzie L’Amour (NZ) (Zabeel), Hezashocka (NZ) (Shocking) and Tiptronic (NZ) (O’Reilly).

Book 1 also features sons and daughters of 89 stakes-winning mares, and it will showcase the progeny of a high-flying group of kiwi sires who have starred on both sides of the Tasman this spring, such as Savabeel, Almanzor, Per Incanto, Proisir, Vadamos, Vanbrugh and Ocean Park (NZ).

The outstanding stallion talent based on the other side of the Tasman is well represented too through the likes of So You Think (NZ), Extreme Choice, Capitalist, Deep Field, Dundeel (NZ), Fastnet Rock, Pierro, Russian Revolution, Written Tycoon and Zoustar.

Buyers will also get an early glimpse of the next generation, with yearlings by first-crop stallions Super Seth, Ten Sovereigns, Alabama Express, Blue Point, Castelvecchio, Cosmic Force, D’Argento, Dubious, Exceedance, Ferrando (NZ), Magna Grecia, Microphone, Omaha Beach, Pierata, Sneaking To Win, Strasbourg, Too Darn Hot, Wyndspelle (NZ), Yes Yes Yes and Zousain.

NZB invites you to join them at Karaka 2023 to experience an atmosphere like no other. The welcome will be warm, the drinks will be cold and the thoroughbreds will be exquisite. Experience NZB for the perfect blend of horses, people and place, while securing yourself the next generation of kiwi talent at Karaka 2023.

The catalogues for Karaka 2023 can be viewed at nzb.co.nz.

IMPORTANT DATES

•2023 Karaka Million Twilight MeetingSaturday 21 January

•Book 1 Sale - Sunday 29 January to Tuesday 31 January

•Book 2 Sale - Wednesday 1 February to Friday 3 February

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Karaka is back. Back to our traditional date and back to serving up an unforgettable Karaka experience.

The welcome will be warm, the drinks will be cold and the thoroughbreds will be exquisite. While our sales grounds may have been quiet recently, our horses certainly have not. Saluting in the Derbys, the Classics, the Miles, the Carnivals and more, Karaka graduates’ recent racetrack triumphs enhance a formidable reputation in the great Group One tests. Join us for the perfect blend of horses, people and place, while securing yourself the next generation of kiwi talent at Karaka 2023.

Roch ‘n’ Roll

New Zealand Bloodstock is delighted to welcome buyers from all over the world to Karaka this January for its first internationallyattended yearling sale since the pre-pandemic days of January 2020, and just a brief look at the recent racetrack results of Karaka graduates should be enough to bring buyers through the gates in big numbers.

Over the last five seasons, New Zealand Bloodstock graduates have claimed 124 Group One wins and 692 stakes victories. Just last season, Karaka graduates captured 21 Group One triumphs and a total of 99 wins at blacktype level.

That success has carried over into the first few months of 2022-23, with Group One glory over a wide range of distances during spring carnivals on both sides of the Tasman.

On the sprinting end of the spectrum, the spring highlight came with the remarkable Roch ‘n’ Horse (NZ) (Per Incanto) in the A$3m Group One Champions Sprint (1200m) at Flemington.

The chestnut mare was already a Group One winner over the same course and distance, becoming only the second New Zealandtrained winner of the time-honoured Newmarket Handicap (1200m) in March.

But she was somewhat overlooked among a star-studded Champions Sprint field, which

featured the likes of nine-time Group Onewinning champion sprinter Nature Strip (Nicconi), last-start Group One winner Bella Nipotina (Pride Of Dubai) and undefeated The Everest (1200m) hero Giga Kick (Scissor Kick).

But it was Roch ‘n’ Horse who came out on top again, calling on all her fighting qualities to edge out Nature Strip and a host of others in a blanket finish.

Roch ‘n’ Horse was bred by Little Avondale Stud, who offered her in their Book 2 draft at Karaka 2018. Racing in Little Avondale’s green and gold colours, she has had 18 starts for five wins, six placings and more than A$2.9m in stakes – almost 80 times her reserve at Karaka.

WELCOME BACK TO KARAKA

Another spring star in Australia has been the three-year-old Sharp ‘n’ Smart (NZ) (Redwood), who was a $55,000 purchase from Book 2 of Karaka 2021 and was passed in at the Ready to Run Sale later that year.

Trained and part-owned by Hall of Fame horseman Graeme Rogerson, the gelding starred in Sydney this spring with back-toback wins in the Group Three Gloaming Stakes (1600m) and the Group One Spring Champion Stakes (2000m). He then ran in the Group One Victoria Derby (2500m) on a seven-day back-up, finishing a gallant second behind Manzoice (Almanzor).

From eight starts, Sharp ‘n’ Smart has recorded four wins and three second placings, earning more than A$1.9m – almost 40 times his purchase price at Karaka 2021. Smokin’ Romans (NZ) (Ghibellines) cost only $52,500 at Karaka 2018 but enjoyed a breakthrough spring four years later, claiming his first Group success in the Group Three MRC Foundation Cup (2000m) and stepping up to the highest level for a repeat result in the Group One Turnbull Stakes (2000m) two weeks later. He has earned over A$1.5m from his 25-start, nine-win career.

There are strong pedigree credentials around No Compromise (NZ) (Pins), who is a sibling to three winners including four-time Group One winner Tofane (NZ) (Ocean Park) and Australian Derby (2400m) placegetter Benaud (Reliable Man).

No Compromise himself was a $40,000 purchase at Karaka 2018 and showed some of that family ability from a very early stage in his career, but he went to a new level in October with a come-from-behind victory in the Group One Metropolitan Handicap (2400m). He has earned A$897,620 from a 32-start career that has produced seven wins and 13 placings.

$3,000 Karaka weanling purchase Callsign Mav (NZ) (Atlante), meanwhile, was already a three-time Group One winner in New Zealand and added an Australian one to his collection in the Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes (1400m). He has now earned over A$1.4m.

These results were part of a remarkable spring in Australia for New Zealand-breds, with other notable victories from I Wish I Win (NZ) (Savabeel) in the A$10m Golden Eagle (1500m) and I’m Thunderstruck (NZ) (Shocking) in the Group One Makybe Diva

Stakes (1600m). I’m Thunderstruck also placed in a further three Group Ones including the Cox Plate (2040m).

On home soil, the spring standout among Karaka graduates has been the undefeated and super-impressive three-year-old filly Legarto (NZ) (Proisir).

Bought for $90,000 from Book 2 of Karaka 2021, she improved her perfect record to fourout-of-four with a spectacular spring treble that culminated in a victory by almost five lengths in the Group One New Zealand 1000 Guineas (1600m). She has earned $302,845.

Dark Destroyer (NZ) (Proisir), who was passed in with a $30,000 reserve at Karaka 2020, was a Group winner on both sides of the Tasman as a three-year-old last season. He made a dream start to his four-old-campaign, charging home to win the Group One Tarzino Trophy (1400m) at Hastings. He has banked almost $600,000. Karaka 2023 kicks off with the Book 1 session from January 29 to 31, followed by Book 2 from February 1 to 3.

Top: SMOKIN ROMANS Below: SHARP ‘N’ SMART.

Top: DARK DESTROYER Below: MR BRIGHTSIDE.

Mover & Shaker

they aren’t going to be doing the best they possibly can for you. Safety and health are huge, as is individual feeding. Has there been a particular horse or horses that have given you great personal satisfaction?

Over the years there have been many but Able One (Cape Cross) would have to be at the top. I owned 50% of him with Sir Patrick and when sold he held the record at the old Select Sale. I was asked to present him again at the Ready to Run where he again topped the sale before he went on to be the Champion Miler in Hong Kong. To top two sales and be a Champion is unique and pretty cool, I think. Then I had two fillies, Montoya’s Secret (High Chaparral) and Nurse Kitchen (Savabeel) run one-two in the (Gr1) Vinery Stud Stakes. It was very satisfying to have two horses from the same draft quinella a Gr1 race in Australia.

in Australia, then Ireland and Japan before returning home to start Phoenix Park when I was 22 years old.

At any Karaka sale there is an aura of class that radiates from everything about Janine Dunlop and her Phoenix Park operation. From the way the horses carry themselves around the ring right down to Janine’s signature black gloves, it is clear nothing has been left to chance to get the optimum price for the seller.

What kick-started your passion for the industry?

The first horse my parents raced was a very good filly with the late, great Geoff Murphy called Brava Jeannie (Battle-Waggon) that won the big three Spring fillies races in Melbourne, the Thousand Guineas, the Wakeful Stakes and the VRC Oaks. I was about ten yearsold at the time and that established my love for Thoroughbreds before I went into the industry at 15.

Where did you start out and what were you doing?

I had one season at Pencarrow Stud doing yearling prep, funnily enough. I was never going to be a jockey and I didn’t want to be a trainer, but I found that with the yearlings I had a passion for growing young animals.

Since then Sir Peter Vela has mentored me through the industry and both he and Joe Walls have been fantastic. I still often go back to both gentlemen to this day.

After Pencarrow I worked for a season with the late Norm Hawthorne at Paramount Stud before travelling the world, working

22 is a tender age to be starting your own business, did you find it daunting? No, more an opportunity. Originally, in 1991, I leased out my dad’s place which is about 15 kilometres from where I am now. I had a gentleman called Ron Ladd give me my first decent horse which was a colt out of the Gr3 winner Irish Flirt (McGinty) that turned out to be the dual Listed winner McFlirt (Kaapstad). Getting a Stakes winner from your first draft is always a promising start. Another person fantastic to me in my early years was Sir Patrick Hogan who always gave me horses to prepare. Originally I approached Sir Patrick and said, “you are a leader in the industry and I’m looking for some support”. Looking back the worst thing that could have happened was if he said no, but he said yes and from that conversation he gave me a Sir Tristram colt to prepare. He wasn’t a typical Sir Tristram, but it was still very nice for a young person to have that in your draft.

That first year I presented four Premier yearlings and now after 31 years in business I think I’m the longest selling vendor as agent only in the country.

I don’t think there has been a horse out of a Phoenix Park draft that hasn’t impressed me, how do you consistently get them to peak on sale day?

Everything is very individual as we only have, maybe, 35 horses here all year round, so it’s about having the horse fit, well, happy and adjusted. You can have a big, physical horse, but for me mind and emotion go along way and if they aren’t in the right frame of mind

Mr Brightside (Bullbars) is your current standard bearer, what was he like to prepare?

Look he was a lovely horse, just not a genuine yearling sale type when he first sold. He was a little belter, a cracking type, had perfect X-rays and a Grade 1 scope, so I said to Phill Cataldo who did a lot for the late Laurie Laxon over the years, we had to buy this horse for him. Mr Brightside has changed hands since, but it is great when you can get a cheapie like that that can go out and win a Gr1 race. He still looks a boy on a man’s mission and over the next twelve months he will furnish into a magnificent horse, but what a thrill for the owners.

What can we expect from your draft at Karaka in January?

We’ve got 18 lots going forward by a wide variety of stallions, all with great pedigrees. We hand walk our horses and I can see some lovely big walks on them and I’m 100% confident some good horses will come out of this draft. On type I can’t single one particular horse out but on pedigree I have a Sweynesse half-brother to Explosive Jack (Jakkalberry) and an Ace High three quarter-brother to Ponderosa Miss (High Chaparral), both Gr1 winners. We’ve just completed our x-rays and scopes and my vet seems very happy with that so I’m going forward with plenty of confidence

What advice would you give to anyone entering the industry?

Ours is a wonderful industry with so many opportunities to succeed, and people appreciate hard work and someone being the best version of themselves. Do that and you’ll have a fantastic journey like I have.

Rich Hill

STALLION PROFILE

by Paul Vettise

Rich Hill Stud resident Proisir continues to build on the success of past years and his ongoing progress and popularity is a source of great satisfaction to John Thompson and his team at Rich Hill Stud. The good times keep rolling for the Waikato operation with its son of Choisir, who has already boosted his tally of elite level-winning progeny this season.

Proisir’s flagship performer to date is the Ken and Bev Kelso-trained Levante, who has wins in the Telegraph Stakes-GR1 and Waikato Sprint-GR1 on her honour roll and has performed with distinction in the strongest of sprinting company in Melbourne. Dark Destroyer added to his resume for Lance O’Sullivan and Andrew Scott with a first-up spring victory in the Tarzino Trophy-GR1 before illness sidelined him.

Proisir has rapidly produced quality replacements and was the starring influence during the recent New Zealand Cup carnival at Riccarton. His daughter Legarto kept her unbeaten record when Levante’s stablemate romped home in the New Zealand 1000 Guineas-GR1 and son Pier struck for

the third time in four outings when he overcame a difficult run to claim the New Zealand 2000 Guineas-GR1 and complete a stunning Proisir double.

Pier is trained by the father and daughter duo of Darryn and Briar Weatherley with the family breeding and racing the three year-old with Barry Wright. They were joined in the ownership by high-profile Australian owner Ozzie Kheir, who bought into the gelding after his second outing.

Thompson is understandably proud of Proisir’s achievements and the stallion’s pulling power was again evident this year. “These results are what we’re in the breeding industry for, it’s been fantastic,” he said. “We shut him off this season at 180 mares and he’s a young stallion doing an outstanding job. He’s always had a lot of appeal to breeders with his looks, race record and pedigree.”

Now 13 after arriving at Rich as a fiveyear-old, Proisir has also endeared himself to Thompson and his staff with his gentle demeanour, which he has passed on to his stock. “We call him Ted because he’s got such a loveable character with a great nature and a lot of trainers talk about his good horses and how bombproof they are,” he said.

With stakes winners Belle Plaisir, Riodini, Aimee’s Jewel, Vitesse Bo, Waitak and Soldier Boy (at the time of writing) also on his CV, Proisir is a form stallion heading into New Zealand Bloodstock’s 2023 National Yearling Sale series at Karaka with 19 youngsters to be offered during the Book 1 session and 30 in Book 2.

“Without a doubt it’s the most he’s had in Book 1,” Thompson said. “The quality of his mares has increased over the last few seasons and he continues to go to another level. You have to be excited about what he can do in the future with the betterquality mares.

“We’ve got some lovely Book 1 fillies and a really nice line of Book 2 colts. The likes of Legarto and Dark Destroyer came from Book 2 so the reality is that he’s showed that ability to upgrade his mares and when that happens the sky’s the limit.”

Rich Hill will offer three quality fillies by Proisir in Book 1 with the first to enter the ring, Lot 240, a daughter of the winning Ekraar mare Honour Princess, a half-sister to stakes winner True Valour. Lot 424 is closely related to Group winner and The Gong winner Riodini while Lot 581 is out of an unraced Tavistock mare who is a halfsister to multiple Group 2 winner Only Words.

Proisir, whose Group 1-winning brother Divine Prophet stands at Aquis, was a talented performer during his racing days when under the care of Gai Waterhouse and won his first two starts decisively before distancing his rivals in the Spring Stakes-GR3. He then finished a close second behind Dundeel in the Spring Champion Stakes-GR1 and later placed in the Hobartville Stakes-GR2 and was runner-up again to Dundeel in the Rosehill Guineas-GR2.

He was subsequently sidelined by injury and after a rehabilitation period he joined Peter and Paul Snowdon’s stable. He trialled brilliantly in late 2014, but a decision was made to retire him after a recurrence of the injury.

“We had a call from Michael Otto who informed us of the horse’s availability. He was raced by brothers Tony and Mario Falcone and they have remained in the ownership group and continue to send mares over from Australia,” Thompson said.

“The reason I followed the horse so closely was that he was running against Dundeel, who went over there representing New Zealand and they had a couple of good battles in the Spring Champion and Rosehill Guineas.

“If you looked behind them in Guineas there were horses of the calibre of Sacred Falls, Rebel Dane and Ferlax, it was a pretty strong year. The other attractions about Proisir are that he’s by Choisir out of an Encosta De Lago mare who traces back to that fantastic mare Bridesmaid, she really was the Eight Carat of her time.”

Proisir stands alongside fellow proven stallions Shocking and Vadamos and younger associates Satono Aladdin and Ace High. The emergence of dual Group 1 winner and Golden Eagle hero I’m Thunderstruck have further boosted Shocking’s stocks while Vadamos’ daughter and Arrowfield Stud Plate-GR1 winner La Crique has been his star performer.

This season’s Blue Sapphire StakesGR3 winner Grand Impact has done Satono Aladdin proud, who has also been represented early in his career by black type performers Sacred Satono and Pennyweka. His yearlings have sold for up to NZ$360,000 while it’s also early days for Ace High. His whose oldest progeny are now juveniles and sold up to NZ$160,000 as yearlings.

The future looks bright for the Rich Hill roster and it’s shining young star Proisir. BB

Te Akau Towers

OVER

The Karaka Million twilight racing extravaganza serves as a perfect curtain-raiser to New Zealand Bloodstock’s National Yearling Sales Series every year, and it is fitting that the syndication powerhouse that has dominated the leading buyers’ list at Karaka has achieved similar results at the high-octane race meeting that accompanies it. Te Akau Racing’s David Ellis has been leading buyer at Karaka for 17 years in succession, and he has been the buyer of all of the last six winners of the $1m Karaka Million 2YO (1200m).

The extraordinary sequence began in 2017 with an upset victory by Melody Belle (NZ) (Commands), who Ellis bought for $57,500. Racing in the colours of the affiliated Fortuna Syndicate, the remarkable racehorse went on to set a New Zealand record with 14 Group One victories. She earned $4m in stakes and was a two-time New Zealand Horse of the Year.

The following year brought the first of four winners in Te Akau’s traditional tangerineAvantage (Fastnet Rock). Bought for $210,000, she went on to record nine victories at Group One level and banked over $2m.

Ellis paid $380,000 at Karaka to secure Probabeel (NZ) (Savabeel), who won the 2019 Karaka Million 2YO in the black and gold of Cambridge Stud owners Brendan and Jo Lindsay. She would make history at the same twilight meeting a year later, becoming the first horse to win both the Karaka Million 2YO and Karaka Million 3YO Classic. She was also a four-time Group One winner in Australia, earned more than A$4m in prize-money and was a dual New Zealand Horse of the Year. Victory in the 2020 Karaka Million 2YO was a springboard to a stud career in Australia for Cool Aza Beel (NZ) (Savabeel), who was a $150,000 purchase at Karaka. The two most recent winners of the juvenile dash for cash, On The Bubbles (Brazen Beau) and Dynastic (NZ) (Almanzor), were bought by Ellis for $90,000 and $360,000 respectively.

The Karaka Million 2YO was first run in 2008, and a decade later another million-dollar race joined it on the six-race twilight cardthe Karaka Million 3YO Classic (1600m). Te Akau Racing has been quick to put together a proud record in this race too, winning it with Probabeel in 2020 and Pin Me Up (NZ) (Pins) in 2022.

Some things look a little different this year at Te Akau’s Matamata stable, with recordbreaking trainer Jamie Richards heading offshore to take on some of the world’s best in Hong Kong, and multiple premiership winner Mark Walker returning from a stint in Singapore to take his place at the helm. But the more things change, the more they stay the same - once again the powerful operation is putting together a strong hand for the midsummer showpiece race meeting.

Rhetorical (NZ) (Snitzel) and Balance Of Power (NZ) (Almanzor) both thrust themselves into contention with Listed placings in November, while the likes of Viva Vienna (NZ) (All Too Hard) and Tokyo Tycoon (NZ) (Satono Aladdin) have also provided bold auditions with stylish victories in lower grades through the spring.

In the 3YO Classic, Te Akau is likely to be represented by the Group Two Sarten Memorial (1400m) winner Wild Night (NZ) (Vanbrugh), who is currently the second favourite behind the undefeated Group Onewinning filly Legarto (NZ) (Proisir).

The Karaka Million race meeting has come a long way since its inaugural edition in 2008, when the million-dollar race was the only feature event on a card otherwise made up of special-conditions maiden races.

The Karaka Million 2YO and Karaka Million 3YO Classic are now joined by another race for New Zealand Bloodstock sale graduates, the $120,000 Karaka Cup (2200m), and the six-race program is otherwise made up entirely of Group races - the $180,000 Group Two Westbury Classic (1400m) for fillies and mares, the $130,000 Group Three Brighthill Farm Concorde Handicap (1200m) for open sprinters, and the $130,000 Group Three Cambridge Stud Almanzor Trophy (1200m) for sprinting three-year-olds. At a time when overseas buyers arrive in New Zealand en masse, the meeting showcases Kiwi thoroughbreds to the world.

With its regular venue Ellerslie undergoing a significant track renovation, the 2023 Karaka Million meeting will be held at Pukekohe Park on Saturday 21 January.

SUPER SETH

Gr.1 Caulfield Guineas winner Super Seth won two of his three starts at two, and placed in the Listed Anzac Day Stakes. At three, Super Seth beat multiple Gr.1 winner Alligator Blood in the Gr.1 Caulfield Guineas, won twice at Gr.3 level, ran second in the Gr.1 Futurity Stakes against the older horses, and ran fourth in the Gr.1 All Aged Stakes.

“He’s all quality, a fantastic looking horse with the performance to match his pedigree,” Mark Chittick said when Super Seth retired. “Top of our list when it comes to sourcing a successful stallion is a turn of foot and Super Seth’s acceleration was mind-blowing. That was emphasized when he ran down Alligator Blood to win the Caulfield Guineas. Our past and present Champion Sires Centaine, O’Reilly, Pins, Savabeel and Ocean Park, all possessed incredible acceleration, but even they couldn’t have matched Super Seth’s turn of foot. That’s the quality we look for and he demonstrated that on many occasions.”

One of five Gr.1 winners for Horse of the Year Dundeel who now has 18 stakes winners,

Super Seth is from Dundeel’s second crop. Super Seth is a half-brother to group winner Wild Planet, and his second dam is speedy stakes winner Toast of the Coast.

Hugely popular, Super Seth has 93 live foals in his first crop and is represented by 43 yearlings in book 1 with some highlights including; Waikato Stud: Lot 91, a half-brother to dual Gr.1 winner Mo’Unga, out of group placed winner Chandelier, who is a full sister to Gr.2 winner Irlanda. Lot 123, a colt out of triple Gr.1 winner Daffodil, making him a halfbrother to three stakes placed winners. Lot 591, a colt, second foal of Gr.2 winner The Real Beel (Savabeel) who also placed in the Listed Karaka Million 3YO Classic. Lot 133, a filly

by Rénee Geelen

FIRST SEASON SIRES

who is the third foal of group placed winner Date Night, a daughter of Gr.3 winner and Gr.1 placed Dating.

Trelawney Stud: Lot 384, a half-brother to boom three-year-old Pareanui Bay, out of Australian group winner Okahu Bay. Lot 476, a colt out of Gr.2 winner Ruud Van Slaats, making him a half-brother to three stakes placed winners; Savvan, Smashing, and Ocean’s Fourteen.

Haunui Stud: Lot 616, half-sister to group winners Vavasour, Vilanova, Celebrity Dream, and Gr.1 placed winner Rondinella, out of Gr.3 winner Valpolicella (Red Ransom).

Elsdon Park: Lot 337, a half-brother to group winner Frosted Gold and Listed winner Sunshine Mighty, out of stakes placed winner Mary d’Or.

Pencarrow Stud: Lot 112, a colt who is the third foal of Listed winner Cote d’Or, from the family of Darci Brahma and Ethereal. Lot 638, a colt out of Listed winner and Gr.1 placed Wildflower. Lot 526, the first foal, a filly, of Gr.3 winner Sleeping Beauty (Rip Van Winkle) who is a half-sister to the dam of Gr.1 winner Herculian Prince. Lot 520, a filly who is the third foal of Listed winner Silver Eclipse, a daughter of Gr.3 winner Zino Belle.

Wentwood Grange: Lot 580, a half-brother to Gr.1 South Australian Derby placed Let’s Karaka Deel, out of a winning daughter of Australia stakes winner Anne Carina. Lot 490, a half-brother to Listed winner Starvoia (Starcraft), out of a winning daughter of Gr.1 winner Dowry.

Curraghmore: Lot 475, a half-sister to Gr.3 VRC Thoroughbred Breeders Stakes winner Ruthless Dame, out of a stakes placed winning half-sister to Oracy and The Lady. Lot 347, a half-sister to Listed winner Celtic Tiger and Listed two-year-old winner Avisto, dam of Gr.3 winner Annavisto.

Woburn Farm: Lot 444, a half-brother to Gr.3 winner Tomelilla, out of a daughter of Listed winner Andrella from the family of Castelvecchio.

Milan Park: Lot 492, a colt out of Gr.1 placed winner Savvy Dreams (Savabeel).

Super Seth also has five yearlings in book 2 of the sale including Lot 846, a half-brother to stakes placed winner Danyelli.

TEN SOVEREIGNS

(No Nay Never-Seeking Solace, by Exceed and Excel)

Stood in 2020 at Valachi Downs for NZ$20,000+GST

With blistering speed, Ten Sovereigns won the Gr.1 Middle Park Stakes at two, then the Gr.1 July Cup at three, retiring as the Champion 3YO Sprinter in Europe with four wins. By Gr.1 winner No Nay Never who is a very successful sire of speed horses, Ten Sovereigns is out of stakes placed winning Exceed and Excel mare Seeking

Solace from the family of Gr.1 Oakleigh Plate winner Shamal Wind. Ten Sovereigns has 43 live foals in his first New Zealand crop.

With twelve yearlings on offer at the New Zealand Bloodstock Yearling Sale, Ten Sovereigns has stock in seven different drafts. A half-brother to Champion 2YO in NZ, Gr.1 winner Vespa, and to Australian group winner Hazzabeel, is Lot 350, a colt offered by Blandford Lodge. Curraghmore will offer a colt and a filly - Lot 78 is a half-brother to group placed winner Bronte Beach, and this colt is the third foal of five race winner Bronte Lass, who is out of a daughter of Listed winner and Gr.1 placed Zafadola, dam of group winner Emily Bronte; while Lot 94 is a half-

sister to Gr.1 placed winner Arrogant, out of a half-sister to stakes winners Needle and Thread and Savile Row. Two Ten Sovereigns yearlings from Carlaw Park are a colt, Lot 12, who is a half-brother to triple Listed winner Guns at Five, and group placed winner Fantastic Honour; while Lot 289 is a filly who is the second foal of winning mare La Casona, a half-sister to Listed winner Atacama.

Leanach Lodge will offer four yearlings by Ten Sovereigns, including Lot 1032, a colt who is the first foal of Listed winner and Champion 2YO in Singapore Stonedance. The other three are being offered by Highline Thoroughbreds, Berkley Stud, and Little Avondale Stud.

WYNDSPELLE

(Iffraaj-Western Star, by High Chaparral)

Stood in 2020 at Grangewilliam Stud for NZ$5,000+GST

Atough galloper who was a two-year-old winner that ran second in the Gr.1 Diamond Stakes, Wyndspelle raced from two till six, in group company every season. At three, he won the Gr.2 Waikato Guineas, at four, he placed in the Gr.1 Cantala Stakes in Australia, at five he placed in three Gr.1 races, then at six, he won the Gr.1 Captain Cook Stakes and placed twice more at Gr.1 level.

By success sire Iffraaj, Wyndspelle is out of a winning High Chaparral mare from the Alberton family. With only 31 foals in his first crop, Wyndspelle

could easily be the next Rebel Dane (a tough racehorse who was underrated initially).

Wyndspelle has five yearlings on offer with four from Grangewilliam Stud, while Lot 684 is a colt offered by Wentwood Grange and he is a half-brother to Champion Griffin in Hong Kong Fantastic Treasure, and three other winners, while his dam is a Redoute’s Choice daughter of Gr.1 winner Bramble Rose, making her a sister to three stakes winners.

Grangewilliam’s Wyndspelle yearlings consist of two colts and two fillies. A colt, Lot 685 is out of a half-sister to Gr.3 winner O’Fille (dam of Australian group winner Albarado); while the other colt is the third foal of winning mare Thegreatpickpocket who is a full sister to group placed winner of six races The Great Snowman. The two Wyndspelle fillies are Lots 723 and 1007.

SNEAKING TO WIN

(Snitzel-Disguise, by Grand Lodge)

Stood in 2020 at Te Aute Stud for NZ$2,000+GST

A$450,000 yearling, Sneaking to Win was placed on debut as a two-year-old in Sydney. A son of Champion Sire Snitzel, whose sire sons include Shamus Award, Sneaking to Win is a half-brother to triple Gr.1 winner Appearance (Commands), and Listed winner Mascareri, dam of group placed winner Trifaccia. Sneaking to Win has fifteen foals in his first crop with one yearling colt at this sale.

Consigned by Te Aute Stud, Lot 887 is a colt who is a half-brother to winning filly Frosted (Albrecht), while half-brother General Ace (Telperion) debuted in Hong Kong this season. This is a speedy Australian family, with this colt’s dam being out of a half-sister to Listed winner, and Gr.1 Galaxy placed, Anatina.

Australian based first season sires with yearlings in the New Zealand Bloodstock Yearling Sale are Exceedance (6), Magna Grecia (6), Microphone (6), Alabama Express (4), Castelvecchio (3), Yes Yes Yes (3), Blue Point

FERRANDO

Stood in 2020 at Rogerson

for NZ$2,500+GST

Agroup winner at three and a Listed winner at four, Ferrando has 32 foals in his first crop and is represented by five yearlings at the Karaka sales in 2023. Winner of eight of his 27 starts, Ferrando was a tough type and is out of a winning mare from the family of New Zealand Derby winner Cronus.

Lot 23 is a half-brother to two stakes horses, Lowry and Princess Lowry, and

this colt, offered by Westbury Stud, is out of winning mare Alezan from the family of Gr.1 winner King of Pain. Out of stakes placed winner of eight races, Cullcha, Lot 724 is a colt from Westend Partnership, and is a halfbrother to tough current winner Roc Cha, who has clocked up six wins to date. A colt, Lot 900, is the second foal of city winning mare Mutechi, who won three races including one at two, and is full sister to Listed two-year-old winner Ichiban. Lot 790 is a filly out of a daughter of dual Listed winner Hasta La Ciao Ciao; while the other Ferrando filly is Lot 944 and she is the first foal of winning mare Quaintrelle (Savabeel), who is a daughter of Gr.1 Queensland Oaks fourth placed Dandee Topwin.

(Fast ‘n’ Famous-Rio Nugget, by Captain Rio)

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On the nod of his head, maybe a wink and an inevitable smile, David Ellis has conducted millions of dollars’ worth of business at Karaka.

New Zealand Bloodstock’s arena has long been the Te Akau chief’s favourite domain and with numerous Group 1 reasons. It’s serious business and the Te Akau chief delights in his pursuit of young thoroughbred talent and off the back of meticulous homework he rarely fails to land his catch. Multiple champions have been secured over the years for an ever-growing number of clients to share in the joy of winning.

“It’s a big team effort, for sure. The preparation for Karaka 2023 started with the release of the catalogue and each night I spend a couple of hours going through the pedigrees,” said Ellis, who has been the leading buyer at Karaka for the last 17 consecutive years.

PERSONALITY PROFILE

by Paul Vettise

“The physical inspections start in December and we’ve got a lot of owners that are interested. It’s hard to say how active I’ll be until I see all the horses. That probably drives me most, if I see a nice horse I just want to buy it.”

Ellis has been purchasing at New Zealand’s National Yearling Sale for decades and enjoyed instant success, although not on the racetrack. “I bought my first horse at Trentham in 1984. It was a Sovereign Edition filly that I paid $65,000 for and we sold her for about five times that because the brothers and sisters had done exceptionally well in Australia,” he said. “She improved so much in value, we never raced her so it was a huge result.”

Soon after black type success came Ellis’ way with a daughter of Sir Tristram. “I remember the first stakes winner I bought out of Trentham was Sarah Fay, who broke the track

record at Randwick winning the Craven Stakes-Listed,” he said. Sarah Fay, who out of a Sovereign Edition mare, was a $210,000 purchase in 1987 and also finished third in the New Zealand Oaks-G1.

“The first Group 1 winner was in 1986 with Cosmetique (Easter Handicap) and I bought her privately. The last year at Trentham was 1987 and the first at Karaka in 1988 and I’ve bought there every year since. I think all up I’ve had 82 Group 1 winners.

Among his favourites is King’s Chapel, a relatively cheap buy who went on to enjoy a much- decorated career. “I bought him for $35,000 and he became the Champion New Zealand Three-Year-Old, Champion SprinterMiler and Champion Weight-For-Age Horse and Horse of the Year,” Ellis said. “He also won the equivalent of the Karaka Million, which in those days was run at Te Rapa.”

Ellis’ purchases have also gone on to success at the end of their racing careers. “We’ve got seven stallions at stud at the moment that we have bought out of the Karaka sale ring, that’s something we’re all pretty proud of,” he said.

Another remarkable purchase, and at just $57,500 in 2016, was the 14-time Group 1 winner Melody Belle. “She won the most Group 1s and then there was Avantage, who won nine, and she sold for $4.1 million, which is still a world record online price,” Ellis said.

Avantage had been a $210,000 Karaka buy while four-time elite level winner Probabeel came with a $380,000 price tag. “Fillies like Probabeel are hard to buy so naturally I’m really proud and I look forward to seeing all their offspring,” Ellis said.

Restocking Te Akau’s Matamata stable is paramount with Te Akau Head Trainer Mark Walker quickly back among the winners since his return from Singapore, now in the talented hands of expatriate New Zealand horsewoman Donna Logan, following Jamie Richards’ departure to Hong Kong.

“The future of the stable is buying nice yearlings and we’re lucky that we have a stable full of top owners who will want to reinvest. It’s exciting times,” Ellis said. “The stables are really going well and with all the big races to come.

“We’ve got a lot of nice horses like Wild Night (a $50,000 Karaka purchase), who won the Sarten Memorial-G2, and he’s coming back for races like the Karaka Million 3YO Classic and we’ve got a lot of nice youngsters for the two-year-old race.

“We trifectaed the Welcome Stakes-Listed recently with our juveniles and Mark still holds the record for the number of two-yearold wins in a season, 22 or 23 it was. Mark had his 100th stakes win in New Zealand when we won the Counties Cup-G3 with Aromatic and considering he’s been out of the country for the last 11 years that’s a pretty big achievement.” The daughter of Sacred Falls was bought by Ellis for $160,000.

Te Akau Racing has also been the dominant force in New Zealand’s richest juvenile event restricted to New Zealand Bloodstock graduates. “We have won the last six Karaka Million 2YO Classics in a row and the first five all went on to win Group 1 races and Dynastic was beaten a nose in the Sistema-G1 and he’s been gelded and will train on,” Ellis said.

Melody Belle started the ball rolling and was followed by Avantage, Probabeel, Cool Aza Beel, On The Bubbles and in 2022 with Dynastic, but their talents went beyond precocity. “Melody Belle was still winning Group 1s as a six-year-old and Avantage was still also winning Group 1s at that age,” Ellis said. “We buy horses that train on and we’ve won three of the last four Counties Cups with horses that we’ve bought at Karaka, we’ve had a lot of success with stayers as well.”

Ellis is acknowledged as one of the most successful and astute racehorse buyers, breeders, owners, and bloodstock consultants in New Zealand with his Te Akau operation employing more than 100 people in New Zealand and Singapore.

Brought up rurally in Pakuranga and a member of the Howick Pony Club, Ellis excelled at school and represented King’s

College, Auckland, at rugby, cricket, swimming and rowing. He developed an early love of animals and farming life and also attended Flock House Agricultural College in Bulls. He later graduated with a Diploma Degree in Agriculture, which required three years of practical farming experience, from Massey University.

Ellis subsequently purchased 575 acres in 1979 at Waimai Valley and bought a neighbouring farm in 1982 to develop the 4000-acre Te Akau Stud. His thoroughbred success was acknowledged in 2017 when he was honoured with the Outstanding Contribution to Racing Excellence at the New Zealand Thoroughbred Racing Awards. Three years later, he was appointed as a Companion of the New Zealand Order of Merit (CNZM) in the Queen’s Birthday Royal Honours.

Ellis is married to broadcaster Karyn FentonEllis, who was an inaugural Trackside TV presenter and continued in the role for 26 years. She is heavily involved in Te Akau Racing in specialist areas of communications, client liaisons, marketing, social media, website and co-hosting owners and friends with David at Te Akau Stud.

Like her husband, she has featured in the New Year Queens’ Honours’ List when in 2014 she was made a Member of the New Zealand Order of Merit (MNZM) for services to the community, to the Arts, and to racing.

“We strive to provide owners with the same emotional thrills of winning that I first experienced many years ago and carry on reliving every time we train a winner,” David Ellis said. “We continue to work with a great team of people and try to do the job better than everybody else.”

by Paul Vettise

VENDOR PROFILE

Quality flows deeply through Cambridge Stud’s sizeable draft to New Zealand Bloodstock’s National Yearling Sale at Karaka. The buying bench can expect to be impressed by the 2023 offerings from Brendan and Jo Lindsay’s operation.

Diversity is a feature of the consignment and results from meticulous planning of matings for the esteemed members of the farm’s broodmare band. A fine array of Australasia’s leading stallions, as well as residents Almanzor and Embellish, will be represented and resulting in mounting excitement ahead of the auction.

“We made a conscious decision to send a lot of mares to Australia and it complements the draft very well, we’re really happy,” General Manager Marc Devcich said. “There is plenty of variety and the pedigrees match the

physiques so we’re pleased and delighted with the quality we have to offer.

“It will add plenty of interest to the inspections with yearlings by champion stallions through to emerging stallions such as our own horse Almanzor, and Embellish who has kicked off well. We are pretty optimistic, everything looks positive and we’re looking forward to welcoming all our Australian friends back to Karaka.”

Wootton Bassett’s multiple Group 1-winning son Almanzor has made an excellent start to his career, highlighted by Manzoice’s success in the VRC Derby-GR1. A number of choice offerings by the stallion are sure to be the subjects of widespread interest.

First up will be Lot 100, a colt out of the Shamexpress mare Choctoc from the family of former champion filly Samantha Miss. “He’s a very strong and mature type and he certainly

looks like a two year-old type. He is a wellmuscled, attractive sort and we’re very happy with him,” Devcich said.

He is also a fan of Lot 180, an Almanzor colt out of Fearless Choice with the second dam a sister to the brilliant, but ill-fated juvenile Amelia’s Dream. “He’s a later foal but he’s well developed and has really improved week by week. It’s a fast family and he is out of a young Lonhro mare and the second dam is by Redoute’s Choice so he has good genetics and is a really neat colt,” Devcich said.

“The Zoustar colt (Lot 203) is a good sort, a lovely mover and correct. He’s obviously by a champion sire and is out of a stakes-winning I Am Invincible mare out of an O’Reilly mare so he’s got champion stallions underneath him as well and that pedigree is matched by his physique.”

Embellish is represented by Lot 152, who is from the unraced Fastnet Rock mare Elegant Achiever. “He is a real brute of a horse and very similar to his sister Luberon, who was the first winner for Embellish and she’s been stakes placed,” Devcich said. “He is a really mature type with good muscle and has got a good attitude and we’re happy to be presenting him.”

Lot 464 is a well-credentialled colt by So You Think from the Listed winner Respin, whose first foal Balance Of Power has been stakes placed. “He is by Almanzor and will hopefully be running in the Karaka Million so there may be more updates to come. They are from a good commercial family,” Devcich said. Lonhro’s son is Lot 493 and he boasts an international background with his second dam Sagawara the winner of the Prix SaintAlary-GR1. “He is out of a Sea The Stars mare and it’s the Aga Khan’s family so there is plenty of black type. He is a good-looking colt with a lot of presence about him, I think a lot of lookers will be very interested in him,” Devcich said.

Among the fillies in the draft, high hopes are held for a daughter of Almanzor when she goes through the ring as Lot 126. “She’s a lovely type and from a top family. The mare has already left a stakes winner (Saint Patrick’s Day) and this one has got plenty of quality as well,” Devcich said.

A cracking daughter of Dundeel out of the Dehere mare Arceche, Lot 40, is a half-sister to the Waikato Cup-GR3 winner Mongolian Marshall and the stud has retained another Zoustar half-sister named Arrowette, who is showing an abundance of promise. “The Dundeel is probably one of the picks of our fillies, she’s a very attractive type with a lot of quality. She is well balanced and she’s definitely going to command plenty of attention,” Devcich said.

“The Almanzor filly (Lot 461) out of Red Melody is a really mature type with good muscle and stands over a bit of ground. She’s a powerful type and one that people are going to be interested in, she’s well balanced and she’ll catch plenty of eyes for second looks.”

Lot 488 is a chestnut daughter of Written Tycoon from the family of multiple Group 1 winner and producer Starcraft. “She looks a precocious type and moves well and is very uncomplicated. She is out of a young, stakes placed Savabeel mare and we think she’ll be one people target for two year-old races,” Devcich said.

Cambridge Stud’s familiar black and gold silks have also been to the fore on the track, most notably sported by the now retired Leith Innes when he rode Tavistock’s son Pinarello to victory in this year’s Queensland Derby-GR1.

Other more recent stakes-winning graduates of the farm include Stockman, Gunstock (whose half-brother by Belardo will be offered as Lot 6 at Karaka), Diss Is Dramatic (halfbrother by Almanzor in the draft is Lot 400), Our Hail Mary, Swords Drawn, Miss Ella and Tralee Rose. Young Werther’s spring was upset by rain-affected tracks, but did give a reminder of his quality when third in the Turnbull Stakes-GR1 on a good surface.

Marc Devcich and the Cambridge team look forward to parading this quality draft for buyers at Karaka in late January 2023.

Lot Col./Sex Sire Dam 2023 draft BB

6 C/B Belardo Zeranti

7 C/B Merchant Navy Ziffel

35 F/B or Br Russian Revolution Aotearower

40 F/B Dundeel Ardeche

79 F/B Brazen Beau Buy Me a Rock

100 C/Ch Almanzor Choctoc

114 C/B Savabeel Cover Charge

118 F/B Savabeel Critical Angel

126 F/B Almanzor Danahere

141 C/B Tivaci Diamond Smile

146 F/B Almanzor D’Oro Mantra

152 C/B or Br Embellish Elegant Achiever

154 F/B Almanzor Eliza Blues

156 F/Ch Kermadec Empress Cixi

180 C/B Almanzor Fearless Choice

203 C/B Zoustar Fuld’s Bet

204 C/B Almanzor Fun Seeker

214 C/Gr Pierro Gracious Grey

216 F/B Savabeel Grand Wish

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Haunui

by Glen Latham

Pushed for a horse that Mark thought might surprise potential buyers he delved into Book Two and gave us Lot 974. “We’ve got a really good Ribchester colt out of Sapphire Lass (Charge Forward) that I think is a particularly nice horse and typical of a couple of the Ribchesters we’ve got. So don’t worry, if you miss out on him we have plenty of other nice ones! As with all Book Two offerings the pedigrees aren’t quite as strong, but when you’ve got a young, emerging sire like Ribchester there’s a little bit to like there.”

Sixty is the number for Haunui Farm at Karaka 2023. Come the sale sixty yearlings will walk onto the grounds all carrying the polish of over six decades experience as vendors at New Zealand’s premier sale. Managing Director Mark Chitty gave us the good oil on the Haunui draft.

Even a cursory glance through the catalogue will impress the reader with Haunui’s diversity of pedigrees. As Mark explained, “Everyone likes something different and we will be presenting yearlings by a wide variety of stallions. The draft is strong on close relations to current Stakes performers and amongst our offerings will be a horse for every taste and budget.” That is certainly the case, for in Book One alone buyers can snap up youngsters by the likes of market leader Savabeel, Derby winning sire Almanzor, reliable stallions like Per Incanto, Pierro and Ocean Park, exciting tyros in Super Seth and Zousain, a red-hot Ribchester and young guns on the rise like Proisir, US Navy Flag, Shalaa, Belardo and Tivaci.

In a catalogue littered with jewels Haunui will proudly present a glistening diamond, a rare opportunity to buy a half-sister to a 14time Gr1 winner. “We will offer one of the highlights of the sale as Lot 344, a Pierro halfsister to the Champion mare Melody Belle out of Meleka Belle by Iffraaj,” Mark told us. “She’s a nice, medium sized filly, very correct with inherent strength. You can see the mixture of Pierro and Iffraaj in her. Though she’s not a big filly she stands over nice ground and moves well. This filly has only come up for sale as her breeder Mrs Marie Leicester has kept the last couple of fillies out of the dam.”

One measure of continued success off a farm is how it nurtures particular families, and

Haunui will offer several lots that can be traced back to where it all began. “We have a couple of fillies in the draft that trace back to Foxona (Foxbridge), a foundation mare at Haunui from the late 1950’s,” said Mark. “One of those is Lot 616, a daughter of an exciting first crop stallion in Super Seth out of the Gr3 winner Valpolicella, dam of the Group winners Vavasour, Vilanova and Celebrity Dream along with Gr1 Sydney Cup second Rondinella. Another is Lot 466, by Ocean Park out of the young Reliable Man mare Rina Bettina, a half-sister to Valpolicella so you can see they carry very deep pedigrees.”

When asked for a couple of star colts Mark again went straight to a son of Gr1 Caulfield Guineas winner Super Seth. “We do vend on behalf of GSA Bloodstock so we have a good sprinkling of Super Seths in amongst the draft and there’s probably no better colt than Lot 207. He’s out of the unraced Oasis Dream mare Garden Of Swans, a half-sister to the Gr1 Eclipse Stakes winner Mukhadram (Shamardal) from a high-quality European family. We will also offer Lot 417, a lovely big colt by Almanzor, sire of the Victoria Derby winner Manzoice from his first crop, out of the Green Desert mare Patrimonium. This is another lovely family that traces back to some great European performers like Opera House (Sadler’s Wells) and Colorspin (High Top). It is well-proven in the Southern Hemisphere through Polish Princess (Polish Precedent), her Group winning sons Leebaz (Zabeel) and Polish Knight (Encosta De Lago), and her grandson, the current Gr2 winner Mr Mozart (Snitzel). This colt is a particularly nice individual”

Sprinkled through the draft are youngsters from the first Haunui conceived crop of Ribchester, a stallion making waves at present. “Ribchester has this season’s (Gr3) Maribyrnong Plate winner in Krakarib along with the very speedy three-year-old filly Red Card in Melbourne from crops that couldn’t be called large. That he is by Iffraaj suggests his stock will get better with time as well.”

Both the Gr1 winner Western Empire (Iffraaj) and the exciting Gr3 winner Showmanship (Showcasing) came off of Haunui as did Rhetorical (Snitzel) who is twice a winner and Stakes placed already this season as a juvenile. And just as this article was going to print the Haunui bred and offered Money Catcher (Ferlax) ran a game third in the Gr1 Hong Kong Cup, so be it local precocity or hardy gallopers on the international stage, they’re in the Haunui draft for you to find.

2023 draft

34 F B Shalaa Aotea Miss 38 C B Savabeel Arabian Night 43 C B or Br Ribchester Ashara 74 F B Almanzor Bondi Walk 88 C B Merchant Navy Cathay Lady 102 C B The Autumn Sun Collectively 122 C B Savabeel Cutting Remark 186 F B Super Seth Firostefani 195 F B Ocean Park Forever and Ever 197 C B U S Navy Flag Fortaleza 207 C Ch Super Seth Garden of Swans 213 C B Pride of Dubai Gracehill 215 C B Vadamos Grandissima 233 F B Almanzor Hi Appiel 336 C Br Almanzor Markisa 341 F B Ribchester Matauri 344 F B Pierro Meleka Belle 356 F B Belardo Misstrum

C B Proisir One Swanstonstreet 403 F Br Tivaci Our Kismet

C B Almanzor Patrimonium

C B Ribchester Powerfilly

C Ch Super Seth Regally Blonde

F B Ocean Park Rina Bettina

C B Per Incanto Senatorial

F B Zousain Shadow Dancer

C B Belardo Showthemoff

C B Super Seth Stella Grace

F Gr Super Seth Street Groove

F B Almanzor Striker

C Gr Darci Brahma Tolgarth

F Ch Super Seth True Heart

Seth Valpolicella

Highden

by Rénee Geelen

Highden Park and Hong Kong racing go hand in hand, with Highden Park’s graduates including dual Horse of the Year Beauty Generation, and Hong Kong Derby winners Sky Darci and Ping Hai Star. They’ve also sold Gr1 Australian Oaks winner Toffee Tongue, Gr3 Frank Packer Plate winner Kinane and several New Zealand group winners.

“Our strength is Hong Kong, and we’ve selected this draft with Hong Kong in mind,” said Libby Bleakley. “The way we produce our horses at Highden Park works with the racing environment in Hong Kong and we are leaning into that strength with this year’s yearlings. It’s a matter of focusing on what we excel at. Hong Kong has proven to be our main stage with Beauty Generation and others. We have so much respect for the people there, the racing, and the product. To be competitive in Hong Kong takes a very good horse and we want as many good horses as possible from our boutique operation.

In 2023, Highden Park will offer a select draft of ten yearlings. “Our colt selections for this year were picked with an eye for Hong Kong, and we specifically bought types we like that were either siblings of horses that have raced well there, or were by sires that have good results in Hong Kong.”

Proisir has had a massive season with three Gr1 winners this spring in New Zealand, and Highden Park will take his first yearling of the season through the ring with Lot 3. This

Proisir colt is the second foal of winning Tavistock mare Zanyetta, who won four races and is a full sister to Listed winner Titanium, with both being out of Gr3 Summer Cup winner Zanetta.

First season sire and dual USA Gr1 winner Omaha Beach has a yearling colt, Lot 157, who is the second foal of winning mare Empress Zhao (Swiss Ace), a half-sister to Hong Kong group winner Ho Ho Khan, and a full sister to Australian Listed winner East Asia (Swiss Ace).

Starspangledbanner colt, Lot 297, is the second foal of a winning High Chaparral mare who is a half-sister to stakes placed winner Peyton Place and is also out of a winning full sister to boom two year-old Amelia’s Dream. This is the only colt being sold in the Southern Hemisphere with the exact same cross as Hong Kong Champion California Spangle, being out of a High Chaparral mare.

Star Turn’s Cordyceps Six is on fire in Hong Kong, and Lot 660 has a pedigree designed for that market, being out of a young winning Testa Rossa half-sister to Gr1 HKJC Champions Mile winner Southern Legend.

Magnus has been a stalwart sire in Australia, consistently leaving good horses, and his colt, Lot 628, is out of winner producing mare Viva Dubai. A winner at two, Viva Dubai boasts six winners from as many to race, and is related to Gr1 winner Grand Delight. “Every single foal on this page is a winner, which is incredible.”

Wellington’s sire All Too Hard has a colt, Lot 809, who is the first foal of winning Savabeel mare I’m Kate, a daughter of Listed winner of eight races, Shandream. Lot 700 is a Shocking colt from a young O’Reilly mare who descends from the Grosvenor family. Shocking over O’Reilly mares has already produced Gr2 winners Chocante and Self Obsession.

“At Highden Park we are very selective with the fillies we bring to market. The sale ring can be a tough place for a filly so we choose to present only those that we believe can compete at an elite level. From limited numbers, our record for producing fillies able to perform at Stakes level is impressive and our three girls this year have all the head turning qualities that high class fillies have; Beautiful walk, bold attitude and a big appetite. We are lucky to be preparing them.”

First season sire Blue Point’s filly, Lot 442, has plenty of residual value as the first foal of fourrace winner Pure (Pierro) who is a half-sister to Gr1 winner Flying Artie and stakes placed winner Belflyer, from the family of Better Loosen Up.

Dual Gr1 winner Ace High’s first crop are two year-olds, and his yearling filly, Lot 230, is out of a young Pentire mare who is a full sister to Gr1 Auckland Cup winner Chenille, and a half-sister to group winner Chintz, dam of Gr2 two year-old winner Not An Option. This is also the family of Australian dual Gr1 winner Mo’Unga.

Young emerging sire of Gr1 Lion’s Roar is Contributer, and his filly, Lot 8, is out of a daughter of Gr1 Champagne Stakes winner Euphoria, making this filly’s dam a half-sister to Listed winner Fleet, and to the dam of Gr1 Robert Sangster Stakes winner Secret Agenda.

Phoenixby Rénee Geelen

When a property can boast multiple Gr1 winners, buyers should pay attention. Phoenix Park have sold Gr1 winners Mr Brightside, Montoya’s Secret, Princess Jenni, and The Chosen One in recent years, not to mention dual Gr2 winner He’s a Doozy, Listed winner and Gr1 placed Deerfield who recently took his record to 13 wins and 14 placings from 52 starts. Throw in group winners Samara Dancer, Rockdale, Marju Snip, Lim’s Prestige, She’s A Meanie, Éclair Big Bang, My Gold Bracelet, Aotea Lead, Flying Mascot, Rocha Clock, Kinane, Reliable Team and Mauna Kea, and the Champion Miler in Hong Kong Able One, Phoenix Park is a serious producer of quality racehorses.

“I’m really happy with our draft going forward. Doesn’t everyone say that?” said Janine Dunlop with a laugh. “But it’s true. In general, we have a draft of eighteen horses that gives an option for people across different markets. There’s a few siblings to Gr1 winners, some staying types, and some earlier maturing ones. It’s a good even draft in terms of physical quality. At Phoenix, we consistently sell top order horses with Mr Brightside and He’s a Doozy both excellent flag bearers this season for lesser outlay in the sales ring, and Reliable Team in Hong Kong. Our track record proves that we sell top class horses every year.”

In 2023, Phoenix Park will present a draft of eighteen yearlings at the New Zealand Bloodstock National Yearling Sale, led by Lot 168, a half-brother to triple Derby winner Explosive Jack (Australian Derby, South Australian Derby, Tasmanian Derby), out of Listed winner Extra Explosive. This colt is one of three yearlings by Sweynesse, sire of Dragon Queen, Lucky Sweynesse, etc. Lot 66, a Sweynesse half-sister to recent stakes placed winner Nothing Compares is from a strong colonial family; and Lot 13 is a half-brother to group placed winner Guillada and group placed winner Aquamosa from the family of Champion 3YO Sprinter in Singapore Big Maverick.

From the second crop of dual Gr1 winner Ace High comes a colt, Lot 53, who is a half-brother to Gr1 Easter Handicap winner Pondarosa Miss, Listed winner and Gr1 placed Ecuador,

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and two stakes placed winners. This colt’s dam is a half-sister to Gr2 Waikato Gold Cup winner Bak Da Chief, dam of dual Gr1 winner Te Akau Shark.

A filly from Listed winner Nigelissima (Pentire) is Lot 372, and she has plenty of residual value, being by exciting young sire U S Navy Flag, while her dam is a three-quarter sister to Gr2 Empire Rose Stakes winner and Gr1 placed Zanna (Pentire).

Two closely related yearlings will sell in consecutive lots. The first foal of winning mare and Gr1 NZ One Thousand Guineas placed The Lustre is Lot 589, a filly by Per Incanto, sire of recent Australian Gr1 winner Roch ‘n’ Horse, while The Lustre’s half-brother is a nicely bred Ribchester colt, Lot 590. He is out of Listed winner The Pearler, who left The Lustre, Australian city winner Sky Horse (who ran fourth in the Gr3 Gunsynd Classic), as well as two other winners. This is the great ‘The’ family of The Wink, The Dimple, Irish Chance, The Grin, The Fantasy, The Phantom, The Phantom Chance etc.

Multiple Champion Sire Savabeel is represented in the Phoenix Park draft by Lot 353, a colt who is the first foal of winning mare Miss Scandinavia who is a granddaughter of Champion 2YO and 3YO in Australia, Miss Finland (dam of Gr1 winner Stay With Me, dam of Listed winner Waltz on By).

Proven sire Darci Brahma has twelve Gr1 winners, and his colt, Lot 236, is the second foal of winning High Chaparral mare High Tranquility, a half-sister to stakes placed winner Let’sdeal, from an American family that includes Champion 2YO Filly in Canada Fantasy Lake.

Almanzor made his mark early with Gr1 Victoria Derby winner Manzoice in his first crop, currently three year-olds, and his colt, Lot 135, is the first foal of an Dalghar half-sister to Listed winner Sacred Day, while this colt’s third dam is Listed winner and Gr1 placed Full Noise.

Tarzino has started his stud career well, with Gr1 Queensland Oaks winner Gypsy Goddess and Gr1 South Australian Derby winner Jungle Magnate, and his filly, Lot 234, is out of a High Chaparral mare whose first two foals to race are both winners. Her second dam is a Listed winning half-sister to Showtime, dam of Game On.

A Super Seth colt, Lot 208, is the second foal of a Fastnet Rock daughter of Gr1 Telegraph Handicap winner Guiseppina, who is out of Listed winner Battocchi.

Vinolass recently won on debut in Australia, and her half-sister by Star Witness is Lot 20. This filly’s second dam is Gr1 winner The Party Stand and this is the family of four-time Gr1 winner Callsign Mav.

A Shamus Award filly, Lot 138 is the first foal of a Lonhro mare who is a half-sister to Gr2 Great Northern Guineas winner Knight’s Tour, from a strong European family that includes Gr1 winner Laverock (Octagonal) and Pierro (Lonhro).

Two yearlings by second season sire Justify are Lot 543, a half-sister to Australian city winner French Emperor, out of stakes placed winner Special Memories (Fastnet Rock), a half-sister to Gr1 winner Unforgotten. Lot 514 is a colt out of a winning half-sister to Gr3 Desert Gold Stakes winner Showbeel, and his third dam is the dual Gr1 winner and Champion racemare Showella (dam of Champion Stayer Showcause, group winner Safwan, and Listed winner Safwa).

Phoenix Park will present two colts by Gr1 sire Vadamos whose filly La Crique won a Gr1 mile this season. Lot 324 is the second foal of a Redoute’s Choice mare from the Habibti branch of the Eight Carat family, while Lot 577 is the third foal of a Tavistock mare who is from the family of Gr1 winners Spartacus, Blazing Speed and Laganore, as well as Gr2 winner Johan Cruyff, and Gr3 winner Meteor Shower.

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Mapperley

by Rénee Geelen

Brutal, So You Think and Dundeel. Mapperley Stud has three active Gr1 winning stallions standing in Australia and they are just the beginning of a long list of incredible graduates off their rolling Waikato hills.

“It is very rewarding for us at Mapperley to see three stallions that were raised on our farm doing great things at stud,” said Simms Davison. “Our 2021 draft had a great result with Leedox winning the Listed Auckland Futurity Stakes at his second start as a twoyear-old. The team at Andrew Forsman really rate him and they’ve set him for the 2023 Karaka Million 3YO Classic. We also have stakes placed Westwood from that draft who’ve just turned three, while earlier drafts include group winner Llanacord, Reliable Team, Age of Chivalry, Listed winner Campionessa, Star of Bombay, Our Boy Ritchie and Talaria.” Throw in Gr1 placed Le Villi and Mongolianconqueror, and the list of quality racehorses coming from Mapperley continues to grow.

With fourteen yearlings in book one and another seventeen in book two, things are busy at Mapperley Stud for the 2023 New Zealand Bloodstock National Yearling Sale.

“We are very excited to present seven yearlings by our stallion Contributer. He started his stud career really well with Gr1 Randwick Guineas winner Lion’s Roar, and has had two stakes winners in the last six weeks, which is great timing leading into Karaka. He’s a young emerging sire who was the Champion Second Season Sire, and his winners to runners strike rate is the best for any young sire in the country.”

Contributer (High Chaparral-Serisia, by Exit to Nowhere) was a dual Gr1 winner in Australia, winning the Gr1 Chipping Norton Stakes (beating Hartnell), and the Gr1 Ranvet Stakes.

At stud, he has left Gr1 Randwick Guineas winner Lion’s Roar, Gr2 winner Llanacord, Listed winners Campionessa and Elizabeth Rose, as well as six other stakes placed winners from only 100 runners to date.

Lot 290 is a full sister to Gr2 Lowland Stakes winner Llanacord (Contributer) and she is out of a winning half-sister to Gr1 winner Ad Alta and Listed winner Posing. From the family of dual Gr1 winner Mo’Unga comes Lot 613, a colt out of Mo’unga’s dam’s full sister Update. “A lovely well balanced colt backed up by an extremely strong New Zealand family.”

A colt, Lot 615, is out of winning mare Valley of Pentire who has left two winners and is a

half-sister to dual Gr1 winner Hail. “He’s an out and out athletic type who looks like he’s going to run. A beautiful moving horse.”

Lot 28 is a colt out of the mare Altachine and is another standout in the draft.

“He’s a striking colt, a strong individual with a great hindquarter. He’s one that could go a little earlier and turn into a nice 3yo Guineas horse.

Other stallions represented in this draft are: Ace High, Ardrossan, Complacent, Dubious, Epaulette, Microphone, Ocean Park, Puccini, Tarzino, and Turn Me Loose.

“We have six yearlings in this draft by Tarzino who is an exciting young sire doing a fantastic job. The standout is the Mapmaker filly. She’s a stunner and will attract the Australian buyers as she’s an earlier maturing type being out of a Volksraad mare.

Out of Gr3 placed winner Mapmaker, Lot 335 is a Tarzino Filly, whose half-brothers are both winners at a mile. Her dam is a half-sister to Listed winner Hippopus and her first three dams are all stakes class racemares.

“It’s a nice well-balanced draft with a range of stallions, we have lovely colt by champion two-year-old Microphone who profiles to be an exciting first season sire”

Lot 45, a colt by Microphone, is a half-brother to Listed winner and Gr2 placed Star of Bombay (Atlante).

When assessing breeding which influences/ key horses do you mainly look for?

“Type first and foremost. It’s all about getting the right type. It’s easy to go online and get a good cross for your mare, but for us we first look at matching physical types as we are trying to produce a racehorse. We want to get as close as we can to the perfect athlete.”

“This is our main goal and we think our environment gives us a head start with our rolling hills and good pasture. All our breeding and preparation is about trying to produce athletes that we can present to our buyers. It’s our main focus, and we believe that is why our horses go on to win big races.”

CONTRIBUTER, Mapperley’s son of High Chaparral has made a fine start to his stud career, with seven of his yearlings a highlight of the farm’s 2022 Karaka draft.

Pencarrow

Pencarrow Stud rose to the challenge of the pandemic, supporting New Zealand Bloodstock with bigger than usual drafts, and the results from those offerings in 2021 are now three year-olds who have started their racing careers. From that 2021 draft, Kazalark (Vadamos) was sold to Australia, where he won at Hawkesbury at just his second start, then ran second in the Gr3 Spring Stakes at

start number three. He looks like a horse on the improve, as does Stella Splendida (Zoustar) who won on debut and most recently ran in the Gr3 Soliloquy Stakes at only her third start. Both Dunkel and Stonybreck won on debut, while Opito Ballerina won in Australia at her third start.

“Now that the borders are open again, we’ve gone in a slightly different direction for the 2023 draft. We have put together a strong draft

of yearlings that includes many yearlings from top mares that we raced, probably with more yearlings from good racemares than we’ve offered in the past. Mares like Guiseppina, Supera, Sleeping Beauty, Silver Eclipse, Dolmabache, and Wild Flower all raced in Pencarrow Stud’s ownership and now they are young mares with foals in our draft. It’s a good opportunity to buy into our best families, commented stud manager Leon Casey.”

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In 2023, Pencarrow Stud will present a draft of 23 yearlings at the New Zealand Bloodstock National Yearling Sale. Pencarrow Stud raced Guiseppina, a mare with a brilliant turn of foot, who beat two subsequent Gr1 winners at her second start when breaking her maiden. After a long layoff with injury, she returned to win the Gr1 Telegraph Handicap over a mile winning a total of six races in her career, and her Snitzel colt is Lot 221. Pencarrow Stud have previously only offered two of her six earlier foals at auction, passing in Peppino (who is now an unraced broodmare) and selling her current three year-old Tavi Time in 2021 for $60,000.

The Ethereal family is a foundation family for Pencarrow Stud, and they have several yearlings from different branches of this family on offer in 2023. A colt with a stallion’s pedigree is Lot 145, by Champion Sire Written Tycoon, out of Gr2 winner and Gr1 placed Dolmabache (Redoute’s Choice) who has already left two winners from as many to race. Dolmabache is a sister to group winner Pure Elegance, and a half-sister to Listed winner Cote d’Or. Dolmabache’s dam is a full sister to Gr1 winner Grand Echezeaux (dam of Gr1 winner Darci Brahma) and a half-sister to group winner Romanee Conti (dam of Ethereal). Lot 112 is a Super Seth colt out of Listed winner Cote d’Or, the half-sister to Dolmabache; while Lot 567, a filly by U S Navy Flag, is the first foal of Gr2 winner and Gr1 placed Supera (Savabeel), who is a half-sister to group winner Eleonora (dam of recent Listed winner Ethereal Star), while this filly’s third dam is Champion Stayer Ethereal. Lot 573 is an Alabama Express colt who is the first foal of a half-sister to Supera and Eleonora; and Lot 69, is a Rubick colt out of winning Exceed and Excel mare Biddable who is a daughter of Gr1 placed winner Uberalles, a half-sister to Ethereal’s group winner Seraphim.

Pencarrow Stud bred and sold successful sire Darci Brahma from the Ethereal family and in 2023, they will present two of his yearlings; Lot 535 is a Darci Brahma colt who is the second foal of an unraced O’Reilly mare, who is the daughter of Gr2 winner Santagostino; while Lot 190 is a colt who is the first foal of winning mare Flourishing, a daughter of Lafleur, thus bringing together two of Pencarrow’s top

families.

The Habibti branch of the Eight Carat family has been nurtured by Pencarrow Stud after they imported her winning daughter Desert Lily, who left Gr2 winner Lafleur for Pencarrow’s racing team. Lafleur has been an excellent broodmare leaving Gr3 winner Amaryllis and Listed winner Papilio. Yearlings from this family on offer in 2023 include the aforementioned Lot 190, as well as Lot 638, a Super Seth colt who is the third foal of Listed winner and Gr1 placed Wildflower, and this colt carries close inbreeding to two super stallions in Danehill and Zabeel. First season sire and Champion Sprinter Blue Point has a filly, Lot 357, out of winning Zabeel mare Mojave Aster, a full sister to Gr2 winner Lafleur.

Gr1 winner Tis Juliet’s imported daughter Dance My Dance left Gr2 winner Rasa Lila and Gr3 winner Posavina. Posavina’s excitingly bred colt, Lot 433 is by first season sire Too Darn Hot, making him a half-brother to stakes placed winner Podravina. Lot 308 is a Vadamos filly who is the first foal of a Snitzel half-sister to both Rasa Lila and Posavina.

Another stallion prospect is the Savabeel colt, Lot 495, who is out of Gr3 winner Scintillula who was multiple times Gr1 placed and this colt is a full brother to Gr2 placed winner Butter Chicken.

First season sire and Gr1 Caulfield Guineas winner Super Seth is represented by five yearlings in the Pencarrow Stud draft and all five are out of stakes class mares, with both Lot 112 and 638 mentioned earlier. Lot 526 is a filly, the first foal of Gr3 winner Sleeping Beauty, who is a half-sister to two stakes horses and the dam of Gr1 winner Herculian Prince. Another filly, Lot 520, is the third foal of Listed winner Silver Eclipse who is a daughter of Gr3 winner Zino Belle and this filly’s first four dams are all stakes winners. The fifth Super Seth yearling is Lot 253, a filly, out of Gr2 placed winner Irion whose first two foals are now winners with Pearl of Alsace winning on debut recently. Irion is a half-sister to Gr1 placed Octapussy (dam of three stakes winners), and to the winning dam of Gr3 winner Valpolicella.

A half-brother to Gr3 winner Lilikoi is Lot

58, and this Exceed and Excel colt is out of a winning half-sister to Gr2 winner Requinto, while his second dam is Champion 2YO Filly and Gr1 winning juvenile Damson.

The Pierro colt, Lot 75, is out of an imported winning Sea the Stars mare, and is her third foal. His dam is a daughter of Gr2 winner Kitty Matcham, one of five group winners for dual Gr1 winner Imagine.

Ocean Park has had a great season in Australia with Gr1 stars Tofane and Kolding, and his colt, Lot 327, is the third foal of tough racemare Makarska who won six races, and is a half-sister to Gr3 SAJC RA Lees Stakes winner Rhythm To Spare.

Eminent (Frankel)’s second crop colt, Lot 287, is out of winning mare La Adelita, a half-sister to Listed winner and Gr1 placed two yearold Rocanto, from the family of Gr1 winner Reigning to Win; while Lot 410 is a Vadamos filly out of a More Than Ready daughter of Gr1 winner Insouciant. Almanzor filly, Lot 481, is out of stakes placed winner Santangelo (Lonhro), a half-sister to Listed winner Kolonel Kev.

Lot 193 is a U S Navy Flag filly and she is the second foal of an imported Fastnet Rock mare who is closely related to group winner One Foot in Heaven, a daughter of Gr1 Hong Kong Cup winner Pride. Gr1 One Thousand Guineas winner Speciosa is also from this family.

2023 is an opportunity to buy yearlings out of Pencarrow Stud’s quality racing team, with yearlings on offer closely related to some of the best Australasian gallopers of recent years. It’s an opportunity not to be missed.

Eminent La Adelita 308 F/B Vadamos Light My Way

C/Br Ocean Park Makarska

F/B Blue Point Mojave Aster 410 F/B Vadamos Paris

C/B Too Darn Hot Posavina

185 Pencarrow Rd RD 3, Hamilton Ph: +64 7 856 8160 Leon Casey: +64 274 901 325 leon@pencarrowstud.co.nz office@pencarrowstud.co.nz pencarrowstud.co.nz

ETHEREAL not only won the Caulfield/Melbourne Cups double but has established a notable family at Pencarrow, which will have several representatives in the farm’s

Seaton

Seaton Park, the farm that sold Gr1 winner Volkstok’n’barrell continues to sell quality racehorses with recent group winners Hello It’s Me, The Soultaker, Choice, Listed winners Art De Triomphe, Langkawi, and stakes placed winners Tivaan Warrior, One More Time, He’s Got Power, Arctic Shock, City Slicker, Yogi, and Royal Mojito.

“We’ve had our biggest season to date at Seaton Park,” said Scott Eagleton. “We foaled down 215 mares and had another 80 dry mares to walk out to stallions as well. I’m really proud of our yearling draft this season. The horses are representing clients who’ve

been with us since we started in 2003, as well as some of our own. New Zealand bred horses have had a great season in Australia, and I’m looking forward to having the Australian buyers back at Karaka. With the quality of our draft and the international buyers back in town, it should make for a great sale.”

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Seaton Park will offer five lots in book one and another fifteen in book two at the 2023 New Zealand Bloodstock National Yearling Sale.

The first foal of Gr2 Thoroughbred Breeders Stakes winner Sensible Princess is an American Pharoah colt, Lot 501, and Sensible Princess is a half-sister to Listed winner and Gr1 placed Darscape Princess. “He’s a beauty who we will sell for a long term client of ours, Mr Bromley. The colt is an outstanding maiden foal, who stands over a lot of ground. He represents the type of horse that people come to New Zealand to buy.”

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From the same family is Lot 82, a Dundeel halfsister to both Sensible Princess and Darscape Princess, out of group placed winner Cape Princess. “A short coupled strong filly, who looks like she will go earlier than the rest of the family, and with plenty of residual value.”

Ace High filly, Lot 127, is the second foal of winning mare Dancilla (Iffraaj), who is a halfsister to group winner Decorah, whose first foal is an Extreme Choice filly who has won two of her four starts in Australia. “Her sister sold well last year, and she is a real staying type full of quality. I’m very proud of her as we bred her and own her.”

Tivaci hit the ground running with first crop Gr1 winner Never Been Kissed, and his colt, Lot 192, is the second foal of winning mare Foiling (Showcasing), who is a half-sister to group winner Gypsy Fair, and his third dam is Gr1 Queensland Oaks winner Round the World. “He is possibly the pick on type for this draft. Black, stunning, and a staying type colt, he catches the eye every time. A lovely colt.”

A Merchant Navy filly, Lot 235, is out of winning High Chaparral mare High Harmony, whose three year-old Impending Harmony ran fourth on debut in Australia recently. High Harmony is a full sister to Listed winner and group placed HIppopus, and a half-sister to group placed winner Mapmaker. “She’s potentially the dark horse of the draft. She was bought in Australia as a weanling by clients of ours and has grown into a lovely big scopey filly who will suit the local market, meaning she’s the staying type of horse buyers coming to New Zealand are looking for.”

In book two, the highlight is three colts by emerging successful sire Proisir (Choisir). “Proisir can’t do a thing wrong at the moment, and these are three lovely types by him.” Proisir picked up both the New Zealand Guineas races this season with Pier winning the 2000 Guineas and Legarto remaining unbeaten when winning the 1000 Guineas. Proisir now has four Gr1 winners, with the other two being 2022 Gr1 Tarzino Trophy winner Dark Destroyer and 2022 Gr1 Telegraph Stakes and Gr1 Waikato Sprint winner Levante. Recent The Gong winner (and previously second in the Gr1 George Main Stakes to Verry Elleegant) Riodini is among Proisir’s other six stakes winners.

Seaton Park’s three Proisir colts include Lot 721 who is out of winning O’Reilly mare Cristal Heights and is from the same family as Lot 680 who is the first foal of Blushing Heights, a half-sister to Gr3 winner Supreme Heights. This is the family of five-time Gr1 winner Sky Heights, Mapperley Heights, Rising Heights, and Royal Heights. Their other Proisir colt is Lot 978, and he is the third foal of a Savabeel mare whose winning dam is out of a half-sister to Gr1 winner Danestorm.

Dual Gr1 winner Ace High’s oldest crop are two year-olds, and Seaton Park will present two of his season crop yearlings. Lot 873 is a colt, the second foal of a half-sister to Ististar, who won ten races including four at black type level led by the Gr3 Cuddle Stakes. Lot 651 is a colt, who is the second foal of winning mare All Razzle Dazzle, who is a half-sister to group

placed winner Illinois Girl and this colt’s third dam is the tough Listed winner of seven races Faithful Thought, dam of two stakes winners. “He’s stunning. A big walking colt with plenty of presence.”

Gr1 winner Vanbrugh has sired an outstanding percentage of stakes horses and is emerging as a sire of real talent from very few opportunities.

From only 34 named foals, Vanbrugh has already left Gr1 winner Mustang Valley, Gr2 winner Wild Night, and Listed winner Sheez Dominant. Vanbrugh’s filly, Lot 945, is out of a three-quarter sister to dual Gr1 winner Monaco Consul.

First season sire, Royal Meeting, has a colt, Lot 906, who is the second foal of Gr2 placed winner of five races Nahema (Per Incanto), who is a half-sister to Gr3 winner Hammer Down from the family of Gr1 winner Plume and Maco’reilly.

Reliable Man’s filly, Lot 942, is out of winning mare Pushtheboundaries, who is a daughter of Gr1 winner Honor Bound, granddam of stakes winner Alibi and Honorable Spirit.

Other sires represented in the Seaton Park draft are Contributer (665), El Roca (734), Ocean Park (955), Reliable Man (942), Ribchester (957), Time Test (666 and 931), and Vadamos (950).

The Oaks

Tu.he Oaks Stud are back at the New Zealand Bloodstock Yearling Sales after taking a different approach during the COVID pandemic. With horses like Gr1 winners Catalyst, Avantage, and Miss Sentimental coming off the farm, their 2023 draft of yearlings is eagerly awaited.

“During COVID, with international buyers restricted from entering New Zealand, we decided to take a different approach to selling horses and took on the whole risk of taking them all the way to the trials for private sale,” said The Oaks Stud manager Rick Williams. “Those 2021 yearlings are now spring three year-olds, so we are about to find out if our judgement call will pay off. In 2022, we only took three yearlings to Karaka, and two of

them sold, both to local buyers. This year, the Australian buyers and the rest of the world should be back in force. I’m looking forward to seeing everyone again, and we’ve put together a nice draft of ten yearlings that should have global appeal.”

In 2023, The Oaks Stud will present a draft of nine yearlings at the New Zealand Bloodstock National Yearling Sale. “It’s a very nice draft. I’m happy with them all at this stage and hope to find good homes for them all.”

So You Think filly, Lot 49, is out of Gr1 New Zealand Oaks placegetter and winner of two races, Aurora Lights who is a full sister to Gr1 Queensland Derby placed winner Westsouthwest. “A nice filly by a tremendous sire. I wouldn’t normally sell a filly as nice as her, and she’s only here to help us get back on our feet after the pandemic.”

Miss Sentimental (Reliable Man) was sold by The Oaks Stud and went on to win the New Zealand Oaks-Gr1, and now they will offer her three-quarter brother, Lot 457. This Reliable Man colt is the second foal for Miss Sentimental’s winning half-sister Recollect. From a strong Australian family that includes Gr1 winners Dracula, Complacent, Inspiration, and Wandjina etc. “A nice compact colt with good depth and a good walk”.

The first foal of winning mare Away Cruising is Lot 51, an American Pharoah colt, and his second dam is The Oaks Stud’s champion racemare Seachange, dam of Gr3 placed winner Divan. “A lovely moving colt.” Another of Seachange’s winning daughters is Sea Goddess, and her second foal is a filly, Lot 496, by Almanzor who sired Gr1 Victoria Derby

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winner Manzoice in his first crop. “He is an absolute cracker of a colt.”

First season sire Magna Grecia has brilliant credentials being a Gr1 winning two year-old and Classic winning three year-old, and The Oaks Stud will offer his yearling filly, Lot 533, who is out of Pivotal mare So Lyrical, who has left two winners as this early stage. This is the family of Gr1 winners Bachelor Duke, Sonnyboyliston, and Talco. “A lovely filly that I have a lot of time for.”

Four yearlings are by The Oaks Stud resident successful sire Darci Brahma, led by Lot 572, a half-brother to The Oaks Stud sold Gr1 winner Sakhee’s Soldier. This colt is out of a winning Machiavellian mare whose five foals to race are all winners. “Of all the Darci Brahma’s we’ve bred recently, this colt is the closest in looks to DB Pin, who was a Gr1 winner in Hong Kong, and two of this colt’s full brothers have done well in Hong Kong too.”

Lot 259 is a full brother to Australian group winner Paint the Town (Darci Brahma), and his winning Medicean dam, Italic, has left six winners in total, who have won a collective 24 races between them. “Very powerful hind quarters and a sharp early type”.

Out of Listed winner Flying Firebird, Lot 191 is a half-brother to Gr2 winner and Gr1 placed Smoulder (dam of group placed winner Embers (Darci Brahma)), and group placed winner Flaming. “A typical Darci Brahma and his half-sister ran third in the Gr1 New Zealand Thousand Guineas.”

The only Darci Brahma filly in the draft is Lot 303, and she is the third foal of winning mare Leica Lady, whose first foal is a three year-old who has been placed twice from five starts in Australia this season. This filly’s dam is a half-sister to the group placed winning dam of Australian stakes winners Stampede (Gr3

winner and fourth in the Gr1 Metropolitan Handicap), Thinkin’ Big (Gr3 winner and third in the Gr1 Spring Champion Stakes), and Just Thinkin’ (Listed winner and fourth in the Gr1 Spring Champion Stakes). “A good physical type.”

With The Oaks focusing on selling their last couple of crops privately due to COVID restrictions affecting New Zealand over the past three years, there has also been more focus on their racing team. “We have several good ones ready to step out soon. We are about six weeks behind where we wanted to be with our three year-olds as we’ve been waiting for the heavy tracks to ease. Of the three year-olds, we have a nice one with High Currency who looks like an autumn filly, and she is a full sister to Gr3 winner Consommateur. Keenasabean ran third on debut recently and looks like a Derby horse, along with an un-named Almanzor filly who is a half-sister to multiple Gr1 winner Bostonian”.

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by Rénee Geelen

In a remarkable display of longevity and success, Windsor Park Stud have bred, raised or sold over fifty Gr1 winners in their forty year history. Yes, that’s more than one a year and includes Champion racehorses like Might and Power, Aerovelocity, and So You Think. This season, their graduates include 2022 Gr1 Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes winner Callsign Mav (four Gr1 wins to date) and homebred and owned 2022 Gr1 Livamol Classic winner Mustang Valley (Vanbrugh).

Last year’s draft, now two year-olds, already includes city winner Trobriand who is unbeaten in two starts so far, while the current three year-olds from their draft include leading colt and Gr2 winner Wild Night (Vanbrugh), Gr3 winner Mr Maestro, Karaka 2YO Million winner Dynastic, Listed winner Pacific Dragon (Charm Spirit), and stakes placed winner Wessex (Turn Me Loose).

Windsor Park Stud’s continued success comes from their fantastic Waikato land (five farms and over 1500 acres) and their strong ability to select stallions. Having stood stallions like Star Way, Kaapstad, multiple Champion Sire Volksraad, internationally successful stallions Tale Of The Cat, Montjeu, High Chaparral, Mastercraftsman as well as Thorn Park, their current line up includes second season shuttle sire Circus Maximus and successful young sires Shamexpress, Turn Me Loose and Vanbrugh. Windsor Park will present a draft of thirty yearlings in Book One and another seventeen in Book Two.

“I think horses have a better chance to reach their genetic potential in New Zealand, more so than any other country in the world that I’ve travelled to,” commented Windsor Park Stud co-owner Rodney Schick. “It’s not just about our climate and land. I also believe we’ve got some of the best people to help maximise reaching this potential. I’m proud of our 2023 yearling draft which will again include future racetrack stars.”

Gr1 performed two year-old Rageese (Street Cry) is sire of Lot 343, a half-brother to 2022 Listed Karaka 2YO Million winner Dynastic (Almanzor), out of a winning Volksraad halfsister to Listed winner Lady Le Fay.

Turn Me Loose (Iffraaj) won the Gr1 New Zealand Two Thousand Guineas at three before heading over to Australia where he was a dual Gr1 winner at four in the Emirates Stakes at Flemington and Futurity Stakes at Caulfield. His oldest crop have just turned four and he’s left five stakes winners already including Gr1 winning 2YO She’s Licketysplit. Windsor Park will present nine of his yearlings in Book One and another three in Book Two.

Lot 39 – half-brother to unbeaten 2YO and 2022 Karaka graduate Trobriand

Lot 109 - half-sister to Group placed city winner of nine races (from 13 starts) Weona Smartone, out of Listed winner Cora Lynn.

Lot 136 - second foal of stakes placed winner Deedee Panache, a half-sister to Gr1 Victoria Derby placed Sully.

Lot 629 - half-brother to Gr3 Lexus Stakes winner Cismontane, out of a half-sister to three Gr1 winners.

Lot 636 - Out of a sister to $1.1 million yearling and debut stakes winning 2YO Godfather. Gr1 Spring Champion Stakes winner Vanbrugh (Encosta de Lago) has a Gr1 winner and two other stakes winners from just over fifty foals in his first two crops; a staggering rate of stakes winner production, and Windsor Park Stud will offer seven of his yearlings in their 2023 New Zealand Bloodstock National Yearling Sale draft, including Lot 704 a halfbrother to stakes placed Sunshine Energy, out of winning half-sister to Gr1 Oakleigh Plate winner Dantelah.

Other pedigrees of note in the draft include:

Lot 41 - Pierro colt who is the first foal of Gr2 Matamata Breeders’ Stakes winner Aretha.

Lot 59 - full brother to Listed MRC Twilight Glow Stakes winner Hindaam (Savabeel), out of a full sister to Gr1 winner and emerging sire Merchant Navy.

Lot 83 - A filly by Champion sire Lonhro, from the very talented Capucine who is a threequarter sister to champion racehorse and leading sire So You Think.

Lot 116 - Darci Brahma half-sister to Gr1 winner Mustang Valley.

Lot 472 - First foal by Windsor Park graduate So You Think out of a Kingman mare from a high quality international family.

Lot 620 - Nicconi half-brother to Listed winner Southern Ocean, out of Listed winner Viana.

Lot 795 - Charm Spirit colt who is the first foal of Gr2 Royal Stakes winner Hello It’s Me. With an enviable record of continuing success, Windsor Park Stud’s draft of yearlings should be on everyone’s must inspect list.

Lot Sex/Col. Sire Dam

11 F/B Turn Me Loose Abercrombie 39 C/B Russian Revolution Arboreal 41 C/B Pierro Aretha 42 C/B Charm Spirit Artiste 59 C/B Savabeel Brock 83 F/B Lonhro Capucine 85 C/B Turn Me Loose Cash in Transit 109 F/B Turn Me Loose Cora Lynn 116 F/B Darci Brahma Cream of the Crop 136 C/B Turn Me Loose Deedee Panache 143 F/B Darci Brahma Dior 201 F/Br Yes Yes Yes Fritillary 251 C/B Ribchester Instone 271 C/B Turn Me Loose Junoesque 279 C/B Turn Me Loose Keep Thinking 285 C/Ch Super Seth Kylie Bax 304 F/B Yes Yes Yes Let’s Get Married 307 C/Br Turn Me Loose Libraries 311 C/B Charm Spirit Lips of an Angel 343 C/B Rageese Meir 374 F/B Vanbrugh Nightofpassion

F/B Savabeel O’Lovely 395 C/B Deep Field On the Que Tee

C/B Zousain Prove Your Worth

C/B So You Think Royal Welcome

C/B So You Think Snapchat Girl

C/Ch Nicconi Viana

C/B Turn Me Loose Viviane

C/B Turn Me Loose Watch Her Go

C/B Nicconi Whymelo

Kaipaki Rd, Cambridge Ph: +64 7 827 6656 Rodney Schick +64 21 798 901 Steve Till +64 27 479 8901 Michael Moran +64 21 326 276 horses@windsorpark.co.nz windsorparkstud.co.nz

CALLSIGN MAV winning the Sir Rupert Clarke S-Gr1 this spring.

Introducing new improved APEX TABLES for both countries, exclusive to BLUEBLOODS.

BLUEBLOODS is now able to present APEX tables, in an improved format showing separate tables for Australia and New Zealand. APEX tables for Australia show ratings for only those stallions which stand (or have stood) in Australia. APEX tables for NZ show ratings for only those stallions which stand (or have stood) in NZ. There are now three separate tables for each country: the default ratings are for horses with at least 150 year starters in the previous seven rolling seasons (runners count as year starters in each season they compete and earn prizemoney); then there are also tables for horses with 100 year starters and 30 year starters which give an insight into the progress of first and second season sires or stallions which serve smaller books.

Finally, to recap, APEX A runners are those which earn an amount in the top 2% each season, B runners the next 2%, C runners the next 4%.

Therefore ABC runners are those earning an amount that falls in the top 8% each season (2+2+4).

For further explanation refer to previous issues. Special thanks to Arion Pedigrees NZ who have developed these tables for Bluebloods and to respected analyst Bill Oppenheim whose brainchild they are. Andrew Reichard, Publisher.

New Zealand APEX “A” Ratings 150 Starters

1 Savabeel (AUS) 2001 789 62 19 45 81 126 3.93 1.20 1.43 2.57 2.00

2 El Roca (AUS) 2010 224 10 2 18 12 30 2.23 0.45 2.01 1.34 1.67

3 Proisir (AUS) 2009 291 11 7 20 18 38 1.89 1.20 1.72 1.55 1.63

4 Per Incanto (USA) 2004 761 24 21 31 45 76 1.58 1.38 1.02 1.48 1.25

5 Darci Brahma (NZ) 2002 701 22 14 40 36 76 1.57 1.00 1.43 1.28 1.36

6 Pins (AUS) 1996 510 14 8 28 22 50 1.37 0.78 1.37 1.08 1.23

7 Super Easy (NZ) 2008 271 7 1 5 8 13 1.29 0.18 0.46 0.74 0.60

8 Shocking (AUS) 2005 468 12 12 21 24 45 1.28 1.28 1.12 1.28 1.20

8 Tavistock (NZ) 2005 704 18 19 41 37 78 1.28 1.35 1.46 1.31 1.38

10 Shamexpress (NZ) 2009 214 5 5 5 10 15 1.17 1.17 0.58 1.17 0.88

11 Road to Rock (AUS) 2004 279 6 3 11 9 20 1.08 0.54 0.99 0.81 0.90

12 Redwood (GB) 2006 419 9 10 20 19 39 1.07 1.19 1.19 1.13 1.16

13 Ocean Park (NZ) 2008 393 8 11 9 19 28 1.02 1.40 0.57 1.21 0.89

14 Sacred Falls (NZ) 2009 249 5 5 10 10 20 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00

14 Iffraaj (GB) 2001 750 15 12 27 27 54 1.00 0.80 0.90 0.90 0.90

16 Rip Van Winkle (IRE) 2006 491 9 9 14 18 32 0.92 0.92 0.71 0.92 0.81

17 Zed (NZ) 2002 610 11 13 23 24 47 0.90 1.07 0.94 0.98 0.96

18 Power (GB) 2009 401 7 8 16 15 31 0.87 1.00 1.00 0.94 0.97

19 Reliable Man (GB) 2008 412 7 8 9 15 24 0.85 0.97 0.55 0.91 0.73

20 Burgundy (NZ) 2008 372 6 4 19 10 29 0.81 0.54 1.28 0.67 0.97

21 Nadeem (AUS) 2003 191 3 9 6 12 18 0.79 2.36 0.79 1.57 1.18

22 Niagara (AUS) 2008 323 5 6 11 11 22 0.77 0.93 0.85 0.85 0.85

23 Showcasing (GB) 2007 665 10 17 28 27 55 0.75 1.28 1.05 1.02 1.03

24 Charm Spirit (IRE) 2011 207 3 5 5 8 13 0.72 1.21 0.60 0.97 0.79

25 Ghibellines (AUS) 2011 220 3 5 12 8 20 0.68 1.14 1.36 0.91 1.14

25 Jakkalberry (IRE) 2006 219 3 3 8 6 14 0.68 0.68 0.91 0.68 0.80

27 Jimmy Choux (NZ) 2007 374 4 6 3 10 13 0.53 0.80 0.20 0.67 0.43

27 Swiss Ace (AUS) 2004 571 6 8 29 14 43 0.53 0.70 1.27 0.61 0.94

29 Alamosa (NZ) 2004 511 5 15 21 20 41 0.49 1.47 1.03 0.98 1.00

30 Dalghar (FR) 2006 310 3 2 11 5 16 0.48 0.32 0.89 0.40 0.65

31 Zacinto (GB) 2006 327 3 9 13 12 25 0.46 1.38 0.99 0.92 0.96

32 Rock ‘n’ Pop (AUS) 2008 222 2 5 11 7 18 0.45 1.13 1.24 0.79 1.01

33 Ekraar (USA) 1997 306 2 2 10 4 14 0.33 0.33 0.82 0.33 0.57

34 Roc de Cambes (NZ) 2004 319 1 3 7 4 11 0.16 0.47 0.55 0.31 0.43

35 Highly Recommended (AUS) 2008 325 0 5 8 5 13 0.00 0.77 0.62 0.38 0.50

New Zealand APEX “A”

RUNNERS RATING

Rank Sire, Year Starters A B C AB ABC A B C AB ABC

1 Contributer (IRE) 2010 100 4 1 6 5 11 2.00 0.50 1.50 1.25 1.38

2 Vadamos (FR) 2011 101 3 1 1 4 5 1.49 0.50 0.25 0.99 0.62

3 Belardo (IRE) 2012 102 2 0 5 2 7 0.98 0.00 1.23 0.49 0.86

4 Mongolian Khan (AUS) 2011 118 1 1 1 2 3 0.42 0.42 0.21 0.42 0.32

4 Vespa (NZ) 2011 120 1 3 5 4 9 0.42 1.25 1.04 0.83 0.94

6 Sweynesse (AUS) 2011 146 1 2 4 3 7 0.34 0.68 0.68 0.51 0.60 7 Echoes of Heaven (AUS) 2007 142 0 0 6 0 6 0.00 0.00 1.06 0.00 0.53

RUNNERS RATING

Rank Sire, Year Starters A B C AB ABC A B C AB ABC

1 Almanzor (FR) 2013 30 2 1 0 3 3 3.33 1.67 0.00 2.50 1.25 2 Telperion (AUS) 2013 65 2 0 0 2 2 1.54 0.00 0.00

RUNNERS RATING

Rank Sire, Year Starters A B C AB ABC A B C AB ABC

1 Savabeel (AUS) 2001 789 62 19 45 81 126 3.93 1.20 1.43 2.57 2.00

2 El Roca (AUS) 2010 224 10 2 18 12 30 2.23 0.45 2.01 1.34 1.67

3 Proisir (AUS) 2009 291 11 7 20 18 38 1.89 1.20 1.72 1.55 1.63

4 Tavistock (NZ) 2005 704 18 19 41 37 78 1.28 1.35 1.46 1.31 1.38

5 Darci Brahma (NZ) 2002 701 22 14 40 36 76 1.57 1.00 1.43 1.28 1.36

6 Per Incanto (USA) 2004 761 24 21 31 45 76 1.58 1.38 1.02 1.48 1.25

7 Pins (AUS) 1996 510 14 8 28 22 50 1.37 0.78 1.37 1.08 1.23

8 Shocking (AUS) 2005 468 12 12 21 24 45 1.28 1.28 1.12 1.28 1.20

9 Nadeem (AUS) 2003 191 3 9 6 12 18 0.79 2.36 0.79 1.57 1.18

10 Redwood (GB) 2006 419 9 10 20 19 39 1.07 1.19 1.19 1.13 1.16

11 Ghibellines (AUS) 2011 220 3 5 12 8 20 0.68 1.14 1.36 0.91 1.14

12 Showcasing (GB) 2007 665 10 17 28 27 55 0.75 1.28 1.05 1.02 1.03

13 Rock ‘n’ Pop (AUS) 2008 222 2 5 11 7 18 0.45 1.13 1.24 0.79 1.01

14 Alamosa (NZ) 2004 511 5 15 21 20 41 0.49 1.47 1.03 0.98 1.00

14 Sacred Falls (NZ) 2009 249 5 5 10 10 20 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00

16 Burgundy (NZ) 2008 372 6 4 19 10 29 0.81 0.54 1.28 0.67 0.97

16 Power (GB) 2009 401 7 8 16 15 31 0.87 1.00 1.00 0.94 0.97

18 Zed (NZ) 2002 610 11 13 23 24 47 0.90 1.07 0.94 0.98 0.96

18 Zacinto (GB) 2006 327 3 9 13 12 25 0.46 1.38 0.99 0.92 0.96

20 Swiss Ace (AUS) 2004 571 6 8 29 14 43 0.53 0.70 1.27 0.61 0.94

21 Road to Rock (AUS) 2004 279 6 3 11 9 20 1.08 0.54 0.99 0.81 0.90

21 Iffraaj (GB) 2001 750 15 12 27 27 54 1.00 0.80 0.90 0.90 0.90

23 Ocean Park (NZ) 2008 393 8 11 9 19 28 1.02 1.40 0.57 1.21 0.89

24 Shamexpress (NZ) 2009 214 5 5 5 10 15 1.17 1.17 0.58 1.17 0.88

25 Niagara (AUS) 2008 323 5 6 11 11 22 0.77 0.93 0.85 0.85 0.85

26 Rip Van Winkle (IRE) 2006 491 9 9 14 18 32 0.92 0.92 0.71 0.92 0.81

27 Jakkalberry (IRE) 2006 219 3 3 8 6 14 0.68 0.68 0.91 0.68 0.80

28 Charm Spirit (IRE) 2011 207 3 5 5 8 13 0.72 1.21 0.60 0.97 0.79

29 Reliable Man (GB) 2008 412 7 8 9 15 24 0.85 0.97 0.55 0.91 0.73

30 Dalghar (FR) 2006 310 3 2 11 5 16 0.48 0.32 0.89 0.40 0.65

31 Super Easy (NZ) 2008 271 7 1 5 8 13 1.29 0.18 0.46 0.74 0.60

32 Ekraar (USA) 1997 306 2 2 10 4 14 0.33 0.33 0.82 0.33 0.57

33 Highly Recommended (AUS) 2008 325 0 5 8 5 13 0.00 0.77 0.62 0.38 0.50

34 Roc de Cambes (NZ) 2004 319 1 3 7 4 11 0.16 0.47 0.55 0.31 0.43

RUNNERS RATING

1 Contributer (IRE) 2010 100 4 1 6 5 11 2.00 0.50 1.50 1.25 1.38

2 Vespa (NZ) 2011 120 1 3 5 4 9 0.42 1.25 1.04 0.83 0.94

3 Belardo (IRE) 2012 102 2 0 5 2 7 0.98 0.00 1.23 0.49 0.86 4 Vadamos (FR) 2011 101 3 1 1 4 5 1.49 0.50 0.25 0.99 0.62 5 Sweynesse (AUS) 2011 146 1 2 4 3 7 0.34 0.68 0.68 0.51 0.60

6 Echoes of Heaven (AUS) 2007 142 0 0 6 0 6 0.00 0.00 1.06 0.00 0.53

7 Mongolian Khan (AUS) 2011 118 1 1 1 2 3 0.42 0.42 0.21 0.42 0.32

34 Jimmy Choux (NZ) 2007 374 4 6 3 10 13 0.53 0.80 0.20 0.67 0.43 RUNNERS RATING

Tarzino (NZ) 2012

Turn Me Loose (NZ) 2011 98

2.50 1.25

0 0 2 0 2 0.00 0.00 1.61 0.00 0.81

3 1 4 5 0.51 1.53 0.26 1.02 0.64

Tivaci (AUS) 2012 65 1 1 1 2 3 0.77 0.77 0.38 0.77 0.58 5 The Bold One (NZ) 2010 66 0 0 3 0 3 0.00 0.00 1.14 0.00 0.57 6 Wrote (IRE) 2009 50 1 0 1 1 2 1.00 0.00 0.50 0.50 0.50 7 Telperion (AUS) 2013 65 2 0 0 2 2 1.54 0.00 0.00 0.77 0.38 8 Puccini (NZ) 2010 37 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00

8 Rageese (AUS) 2012 31 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00

8 Complacent (AUS) 2010 55 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 8 Preferment (NZ) 2011 36 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00

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 the currency of the country of racing.

Information is supplied by ARION PEDIGREES P.O. Box 941,Cambridge 3450, New Zealand Ph: +64 (0)7 827 7730 Website: www.arion.co.nz

Hong Kong

18-Sep-2022: Sha Tin

WINWIN THIRTYTHREE, Br. g. 2015, Showcasing (GB) –Abenroad, by Danroad (AUS), HK$461,700 25-Sep-2022: Sha Tin

GOOD BUDDY, B. g. 2017, Showcasing (GB) – Saheel, by Zabeel, HK$615,600

HOLLY RUN - LOOKING GREAT (H.K.), B. g. 2016, Holy Roman Emperor (IRE) – Montwest, by Montjeu (IRE), HK$1,083,000

SWEET ENCOUNTER, B. g. 2018, Toronado (IRE) – Haumea (AUS), by Encosta de Lago (AUS), HK$615,600

TUCHEL, Br. g. 2018, Redwood (GB) – Trista Rossa (AUS), by Testa Rossa (AUS), HK$983,250

WOODFIRE BRO, Br. g. 2018, Echoes of Heaven (AUS) – Pico Turquino (GB), by Teofilo (IRE), HK$615,600

28-Sep-2022: Happy Valley

LUCKY DIAMOND, B. g. 2016, Power (GB) – Diamond Babe, by Stravinsky (USA), HK$615,600

SEAWEED FORTUNE, B. g. 2015, Tavistock – Times Remembered, by Viking Ruler (AUS), HK$615,600 01-Oct-2022: Sha Tin

ALL ABOUT YOU - HAPPY SHARING (H.K.), B. g. 2017, All Too Hard (AUS) – Woman in Love (AUS), by Snitzel (AUS), HK$983,250

OSCAR GLORY, Br. g. 2017, Per Incanto (USA) – Centree, by Centaine (AUS), HK$615,600

05-Oct-2022: Happy Valley

NIMBLE NIMBUS, Br. g. 2017, Sacred Falls – Marahau, by Pins (AUS), HK$1,083,000 09-Oct-2022: Sha Tin

FIERY DIAMOND, B. g. 2017, Battle Paint (USA) – Four Roses, by Ishiguru (USA), HK$615,600

FIRE BALL, B. g. 2016, Burgundy – Lady Winifred, by Casual Lies (USA), HK$615,600

PACKING VICTORY, B. or Gr. g. 2017, Reliable Man (GB) –Espresso Cavallo (AUS), by Lonhro (AUS), HK$1,504,800

SUNNY BABY, Ch. g. 2017, Iffraaj (GB) – Glass Half Full, by Van Nistelrooy (USA), HK$461,700 16-Oct-2022: Sha Tin

FANTASTIC WAY, B. g. 2017, Swiss Ace (AUS) – Funhouse, by Mossman (AUS), HK$1,504,800

HAPPY DAILY, B. g. 2017, Pins (AUS) – Genius, by Savabeel (AUS), HK$983,250

ISLAND GOLDEN, B. g. 2019, Time Test (GB) – The Beckett, by Spartacus (IRE), HK$615,600

REGENCY MASTER, Br. g. 2016, Savabeel (AUS) – Lady Chaparral, by High Chaparral (IRE), HK$461,700

SWEET ENCOUNTER, B. g. 2018, Toronado (IRE) – Haumea (AUS), by Encosta de Lago (AUS), HK$615,600 19-Oct-2022: Happy Valley

EXCELLENT PEERS, B. g. 2017, Jimmy Choux – Lunar Eclipse, by Darci Brahma, HK$983,250

TALKING NICE - EXCEPTIONAL NICE (H.K.), B. g. 2015, Tavistock – Monroe Magic, by Zabeel, HK$615,600

LEGION OF MERIT, Gr. g. 2016, Alamosa – Fantastic Honour, by Any Suggestion (AUS), HK$615,600 23-Oct-2022: Sha Tin

ACCELERANDO, Br. g. 2018, Proisir (AUS) – Pacific Rose, by Cape Cross (IRE), HK$615,600

EL JEFE, Gr. g. 2015, Bernardini (USA) – Nedjma (USA), by Royal Academy (USA), HK$461,700

THE IRISHMAN, B. g. 2017, Tavistock – Zeranti, by Zabeel, HK$1,504,800

UNTOLD RICHES, B. g. 2016, Swiss Ace (AUS) – Bannisters (AUS), by Redoute’s Choice (AUS), HK$615,600 26-Oct-2022: Sha Tin

FIERY DIAMOND, B. g. 2017, Battle Paint (USA) – Four Roses, by Ishiguru (USA), HK$615,600

JUBILATION, B. g. 2018, Ghibellines (AUS) – Cherry Creek (AUS), by Monashee Mountain (USA), HK$461,700 30-Oct-2022: Happy Valley

JADE PHOENIX, Br. g. 2016, Per Incanto (USA) – Our Prized Rose, by Prized (USA), HK$615,600

RED MAJESTY, B. g. 2016, Ferlax – Little Tee, by Volksraad (GB), HK$1,083,000 06-Nov-2022: Sha Tin

JUNGLE MAGNATE - BEAUTYVERSE (H.K.), B. g. 2018, Tarzino – The Love of Money (AUS), by Casino Prince (AUS), HK$1,653,000

*JASON BELLTREE - MONEY CATCHER (H.K.), Br. g. 2017, Ferlax – Warren’s Sister, by Savabeel (AUS), HK$2,223,000

09-Nov-2022: Happy Valley

ISLAND SURPRISE, Blk. g. 2017, Sweynesse (AUS) – Living the Dream, by Mr. Nancho (ARG), HK$615,600 12-Nov-2022: Sha Tin

BELUGA, B. g. 2016, Tavistock – Prestigious Miss (AUS), by Written Tycoon (AUS), HK$1,975,050

MARADO, B. g. 2016, Pins (AUS) – Front Lady, by Zabeel, HK$615,600 16-Nov-2022: Happy Valley

EXCELLENT PEERS, B. g. 2017, Jimmy Choux – Lunar Eclipse, by Darci Brahma, HK$983,250

DESIGNER GENES - GOLD MARQUIS (H.K.), Br. g. 2017, Darci Brahma – Cate Moss, by Kaapstad, HK$983,250 20-Nov-2022: Sha Tin

SUMMAROCA - CIRCUIT MIGHTY (H.K.), B. g. 2017, El Roca (AUS) – Summalucky, by Zabeel, HK$615,600

GOOD BUDDY, B. g. 2017, Showcasing (GB) – Saheel, by Zabeel, HK$983,250

*LUCKY SWEYNESSE, Br. g. 2018, Sweynesse (AUS) –Madonna Mia, by Red Clubs (IRE), HK$2,850,000

RUNNING GLORY, B. g. 2017, Kermadec – Hannah Mary, by Dubawi (IRE), HK$1,653,000

WOODFIRE BRO, Br. g. 2018, Echoes of Heaven (AUS) – Pico Turquino (GB), by Teofilo (IRE), HK$1,083,000 23-Nov-2022: Happy Valley

TALKING NICE - EXCEPTIONAL NICE (H.K.), B. g. 2015, Tavistock – Monroe Magic, by Zabeel, HK$1,083,000

SUNNY DELIGHT, Br. g. 2017, Power (GB) – Devon Doll, by Tavistock, HK$615,600 27-Nov-2022: Sha Tin

ACCELERANDO, Br. g. 2018, Proisir (AUS) – Pacific Rose, by Cape Cross (IRE), HK$615,600

FIERY DIAMOND, B. g. 2017, Battle Paint (USA) – Four Roses, by Ishiguru (USA), HK$983,250

SWEET ENCOUNTER, B. g. 2018, Toronado (IRE) – Haumea (AUS), by Encosta de Lago (AUS), HK$1,083,000 04-Dec-2022: Sha Tin

MARADO, B. g. 2016, Pins (AUS) – Front Lady, by Zabeel, HK$615,600

Japan

21-Sep-2022: Monbetsu

COSMO SUMMIT, Br. c. 2018, Savabeel (AUS) – Disguised, by O’Reilly, ¥450,000 04-Oct-2022: Monbetsu COSMO SUMMIT, Br. c. 2018, Savabeel (AUS) – Disguised, by O’Reilly, ¥550,000

Korea

01-Oct-2022: Seoul

MIGHTY NEW, Ch. g. 2017, Red Giant (USA) – Outrage, by Zerpour (IRE), K$49,500,000

Macau

17-Sep-2022: Macau

PRECIOUS ASSET, B. g. 2018, Charm Spirit (IRE) – Amour Cache (AUS), by Exceed and Excel (AUS), M$114,000 02-Oct-2022: Macau

EVERLASTING GOAL, B. g. 2017, Atlante (AUS) – Magic Tricks, by Pins (AUS), M$114,000

PHAT BEATS - HALF LAMMA BOSS (MAC.), B. c. 2016, Pins (AUS) – Playing for Keeps, by Keeper (AUS), M$108,300 WHO LOVES SUSHI, B. g. 2017, Swiss Ace (AUS) – Ashima, by Red Giant (USA), M$114,000 08-Oct-2022: Macau

FAMOUS SUPREME, Br. g. 2017, Redwood (GB) – Testa’s Big Lassie (AUS), by Testa Rossa (AUS), M$136,800 15-Oct-2022: Macau

FORTUNE LADY, Ch. f. 2016, Sepoy (AUS) – Arctic Dream (AUS), by Sebring (AUS), M$136,800

GALAXY WARSHIP, Ch. c. 2019, Sweet Orange (USA) – Silent Ways, by Sir Percy (GB), M$114,000

PERIBALDO - SHENG TONG VIVA (MAC.), B. g. 2018, Dalghar (FR) – Cassini (AUS), by Reset (AUS), M$119,700 22-Oct-2022: Macau

PEARL BIG BROTHER, B. g. 2019, Rageese (AUS) – Maggie’s Secret, by Sakhee’s Secret (GB), M$114,000 29-Oct-2022: Macau

THE MACALLAN, B. or Br. g. 2014, Rock ‘n’ Pop (AUS) –Wee Tipple, by Centaine (AUS), M$108,300

04-Nov-2022: Macau

HAPPY CAT, B. g. 2018, Rageese (AUS) – Zuma, by Mastercraftsman (IRE), M$108,300

YOURPOINT - SHENG TONG STAR (MAC.), B. g. 2017, Bull Point (AUS) – Dollhouse (AUS), by Snitzel (AUS), M$168,150 05-Nov-2022: Macau

PINK MARQUISE, Ch. g. 2018, El Roca (AUS) – O’Erin, by O’Reilly, M$168,150 13-Nov-2022: Macau

FORTUNE LADY, Ch. f. 2016, Sepoy (AUS) – Arctic Dream (AUS), by Sebring (AUS), M$168,150 18-Nov-2022: Macau

NICE BIRD SONG, B. g. 2018, Redwood (GB) – Sunsari (AUS), by Encosta de Lago (AUS), M$114,000 25-Nov-2022: Macau

FIRE EMBLEM, B. c. 2019, Satono Aladdin (JPN) – Polson (AUS), by Northern Meteor (AUS), M$108,300

WHO LOVES SUSHI, B. g. 2017, Swiss Ace (AUS) – Ashima, by Red Giant (USA), M$136,800 26-Nov-2022: Macau

FANTASTIC FORTUNE, B. g. 2018, Power (GB) – Room to Rock (AUS), by Fastnet Rock (AUS), M$114,000

HAPPY CAT, B. g. 2018, Rageese (AUS) – Zuma, by Mastercraftsman (IRE), M$108,300 03-Dec-2022: Macau

HARBOUR WISDOM, B. g. 2017, Ego – Brilliant Blush, by Testa Rossa (AUS), M$114,000

Malaysia

17-Sep-2022: Penang TC

GEORGETOWN, B. g. 2013, Darci Brahma – Cape Treasure (AUS), by Cape Cross (IRE), Rgt.12,177

HARLEY FLAME, Ch. or Gr. g. 2017, Dalghar (FR) – Norval Smytzer (AUS), by Woodman (USA), Rgt.12,177

RAISE ME UP, Br. g. 2015, Ferlax – Yamanna, by Yamanin Vital, Rgt.9,963

SHA NA NA, B. g. 2016, Shamoline Warrior (AUS) – Seattle Storm (AUS), by Consolidator (USA), Rgt.12,177 18-Sep-2022: Selangor TC

BERRY BLISS, B. g. 2018, Charm Spirit (IRE) – Star Class Eagle (AUS), by Domesday (AUS), Rgt.19,096

FIVE OFF THE TEE - SHOWAR (SING.), B. g. 2012, Showcasing (GB) – Bygrosve, by Grosvenor, Rgt.16,882

MAGNITUDE, Br. c. 2017, Alamosa – Hippie, by One Cool Cat (USA), Rgt.14,391

TRAVIS, B. g. 2016, Power (GB) – Tihi Keepa, by Keeper (AUS), Rgt.10,240

24-Sep-2022: Penang TC

SUNNY FIGHTER, B. g. 2017, Redwood (GB) – Sisterhood, by Postponed (USA), Rgt.12,177

THUNDERGOD, B. g. 2017, Zacinto (GB) – Marcelle, by No Excuse Needed (GB), Rgt.19,649

25-Sep-2022: Selangor TC

D’GREAT DUCHESS, B. f. 2016, El Roca (AUS) – Havana Miss (AUS), by Red Ransom (USA), Rgt.8,026

GALLANT BLACK, B. g. 2016, Roc de Cambes – Ultra Vires, by Woodborough (USA), Rgt.8,026

CHEROKEE WARRIOR - KHAYYAM (MAL.), B. or Br. c. 2018, Showcasing (GB) – Lady Cherokee (USA), by Cherokee Run (USA), Rgt.13,561

LEO, B. g. 2014, Bullbars (AUS) – Midnight Snippets, by Danroad (AUS), Rgt.10,240 02-Oct-2022: Perak TC

ANOTHER SHOW, Br. g. 2015, Showcasing (GB) – Tiaralae (AUS), by Beautiful Crown (USA), Rgt.7,085

FANTASTIC ECLIPSE, B. c. 2015, Iffraaj (GB) – Beach Dance, by Carnegie (IRE), Rgt.8,303

FAST AND SUPER, B. g. 2017, Sweynesse (AUS) – Fastnfree, by Shinko King (IRE), Rgt.8,303

GEORGETOWN, B. g. 2013, Darci Brahma – Cape Treasure (AUS), by Cape Cross (IRE), Rgt.11,347

KING FORCE, B. g. 2014, Any Suggestion (AUS) – Stella di Fuoco, by Ishiguru (USA), Rgt.7,085 08-Oct-2022: Penang TC

HARLEY FLAME, Ch. or Gr. g. 2017, Dalghar (FR) – Norval Smytzer (AUS), by Woodman (USA), Rgt.17,159

POWER EXPRESS, B. g. 2014, Buffalo Man (CAN) – Volique, by Volksraad (GB), Rgt.9,963

SILENT PRINCE, B. g. 2014, Casino Prince (AUS) – Silenzia Blue (AUS), by Testa Rossa (AUS), Rgt.12,177

09-Oct-2022: Perak TC

DANCING RAIN, B. g. 2014, Alamosa – Shezabeel, by Zabeel, Rgt.21,420

MONGOLIAN SUN - SAGE (SING.), B. g. 2016, Reset (AUS) –Giggleswick (AUS), by Elusive Quality (USA), Rgt.8,303

SOON YOU THINK, B. g. 2014, Showcasing (GB) – Contemplate, by Dream Well (FR), Rgt.7,085

15-Oct-2022: Selangor TC

PASIR PINJI, B. g. 2016, Nadeem (AUS) – Mistaar, by Iffraaj (GB), Rgt.10,240

TIN’S MACHINE, B. g. 2016, Roc de Cambes – En Garde, by Duelled (AUS), Rgt.8,026

TUN O’REILLY, B. g. 2014, O’Reilly – Winsome Kash, by Kashani (USA), Rgt.10,240

16-Oct-2022: Selangor TC

*BLACK THORN, B. g. 2013, Redwood (GB) – Veva Girl (AUS), by Fastnet Rock (AUS), Rgt.83,025

MIGHT IS RIGHT, Br. g. 2013, Savabeel (AUS) – Apollo Treasure (USA), by Apollo (USA), Rgt.10,240

RESURGENCE, B. g. 2016, Proisir (AUS) – Eleanor Coup, by Daggers Drawn (USA), Rgt.16,882

ROCK ME EASY, B. g. 2014, Road to Rock (AUS) – How Fantastique (AUS), by Stravinsky (USA), Rgt.8,026

SELANGOR BABY, B. g. 2017, Niagara (AUS) – San da Secret, by Sakhee’s Secret (GB), Rgt.10,240

SHINE SHINE, Ch. g. 2017, Makfi (GB) – Lupara (AUS), by Encosta de Lago (AUS), Rgt.16,882

22-Oct-2022: Penang TC

GEORGETOWN, B. g. 2013, Darci Brahma – Cape Treasure (AUS), by Cape Cross (IRE), Rgt.19,649

NOVA DASHING, B. g. 2013, Darci Brahma – Shinko Princess, by Shinko King (IRE), Rgt.9,963

RAISE ME UP, Br. g. 2015, Ferlax – Yamanna, by Yamanin Vital, Rgt.9,963

YOU ARE SPECIAL, Br. g. 2016, Ocean Park – Traffic (AUS), by Lonhro (AUS), Rgt.9,963 23-Oct-2022: Selangor TC

THE NIGHT KING - GOLDEN KING (MAL.), B. g. 2018, Savabeel (AUS) – Snowdrop, by Pins (AUS), Rgt.16,882

CHEROKEE WARRIOR - KHAYYAM (MAL.), B. or Br. c. 2018, Showcasing (GB) – Lady Cherokee (USA), by Cherokee Run (USA), Rgt.16,882

PRATT STREET, B. g. 2012, Bel Esprit (AUS) – Blue Quail (AUS), by Bluebird (USA), Rgt.10,240

STARDICE, B. g. 2014, O’Reilly – Joy, by Pins (AUS), Rgt.8,026 29-Oct-2022: Perak TC

ROCK N ROLL, Ch. g. 2016, El Roca (AUS) – Lola Beetle (AUS), by Snippetson (AUS), Rgt.8,303

SNAGGLE PUSS, B. g. 2014, Redwood (GB) – Beach Road, by Kilimanjaro (GB), Rgt.7,085

THE JEWELLER, B. g. 2015, Bernardini (USA) – Twelve Carat (AUS), by Snaadee (USA), Rgt.7,085 30-Oct-2022: Selangor TC

GOLDEN SPRINT, B. g. 2017, Contributer (IRE) – Got the Snitz (AUS), by Snitzel (AUS), Rgt.14,391

GUS THE MAVERICK - NAUGHTY KID (MAL.), B. g. 2016, Shamexpress – Hollywood Angel (AUS), by Dehere (USA), Rgt.16,882

SHOW HAND, Ch. g. 2017, Highly Recommended (AUS) –Yeah Barbie, by Lord of Warriors (USA), Rgt.14,391

SILENT PRINCE, B. g. 2014, Casino Prince (AUS) – Silenzia Blue (AUS), by Testa Rossa (AUS), Rgt.10,240 05-Nov-2022: Perak TC

REBORN GENERAL, B. g. 2019, Zacinto (GB) – Melanie Claire (AUS), by Henrythenavigator (USA), Rgt.9,797

SIEW YUK, Ch. g. 2016, Ekraar (USA) – Optimus (AUS), by More Than Ready (USA), Rgt.7,085

PEACEFUL FALLS - SUCCESS STREET (SING.), B. g. 2014, Niagara (AUS) – Peace, by Ishiguru (USA), Rgt.7,085 06-Nov-2022: Perak TC

D’GREAT DUCHESS, B. f. 2016, El Roca (AUS) – Havana Miss (AUS), by Red Ransom (USA), Rgt.8,303

PRATT STREET, B. g. 2012, Bel Esprit (AUS) – Blue Quail (AUS), by Bluebird (USA), Rgt.8,303

THE JEWELLER, B. g. 2015, Bernardini (USA) – Twelve Carat (AUS), by Snaadee (USA), Rgt.8,303 12-Nov-2022: Penang TC

LOUEY VELOCE, B. g. 2010, No Excuse Needed (GB) – Kathy O’Reilly, by O’Reilly, Rgt.9,963

ROCK N ROLL, Ch. g. 2016, El Roca (AUS) – Lola Beetle (AUS), by Snippetson (AUS), Rgt.12,177

VETRI, B. g. 2013, Showcasing (GB) – Queens Move (AUS), by King of Kings (IRE), Rgt.19,649 13-Nov-2022: Selangor TC

ACE’S WILD, B. g. 2015, Swiss Ace (AUS) – Lion Blanc (AUS), by Reset (AUS), Rgt.10,240

NO REGRETS, Ch. g. 2016, Showcasing (GB) – Rockelle (AUS), by Rock of Gibraltar (IRE), Rgt.10,240

PASIR PINJI, B. g. 2016, Nadeem (AUS) – Mistaar, by Iffraaj (GB), Rgt.14,391

RAGNAR, B. g. 2016, Shocking (AUS) – Barbara Jennie, by Bahhare (USA), Rgt.16,882

RUNNING SPIRIT, B. g. 2018, Telperion (AUS) – Giddyupkate (AUS), by Encosta de Lago (AUS), Rgt.13,561 20-Nov-2022: Selangor TC

ACROBAT, Ch. g. 2015, Pins (AUS) – Turf Fire, by O’Reilly, Rgt.16,882

MORRIE OCK - FINAL TOUCH (MAL.), Br. g. 2014, Perfectly Ready (AUS) – Catalma (AUS), by Old Deuteronomy (USA), Rgt.19,096

KANTHAKA, B. g. 2017, Showcasing (GB) – Rockelle (AUS), by Rock of Gibraltar (IRE), Rgt.14,391

NAJWAN, Br. c. 2017, Mongolian Khan (AUS) – Mabsam (AUS), by Stratum (AUS), Rgt.10,240

THE ICEMAN, B. g. 2015, Darci Brahma – Danse Sauvage, by Montjeu (IRE), Rgt.8,026

WANTED PAYOUT, B. g. 2018, Proisir (AUS) – Zelt (AUS), by Red Ransom (USA), Rgt.10,240

WHITE RABBIT, B. or Br. c. 2018, Alamosa – Lady Cha Cha, by Savabeel (AUS), Rgt.8,026

XAR, B. g. 2018, American Pharoah (USA) – Posavina, by Tiger Hill (IRE), Rgt.13,561

26-Nov-2022: Selangor TC

BERRY BLISS, B. g. 2018, Charm Spirit (IRE) – Star Class Eagle (AUS), by Domesday (AUS), Rgt.19,096

MENTAL, B. f. 2018, Ocean Park – Dubrovnik (AUS), by Medaglia d’Oro (USA), Rgt.10,240

GUS THE MAVERICK - NAUGHTY KID (MAL.), B. g. 2016, Shamexpress – Hollywood Angel (AUS), by Dehere (USA), Rgt.16,882

NORTHERN KNIGHT, B. g. 2011, Sir Percy (GB) – Pesky, by Paris Opera (AUS), Rgt.8,026

WANTED PAYOUT, B. g. 2018, Proisir (AUS) – Zelt (AUS), by Red Ransom (USA), Rgt.10,240

27-Nov-2022: Penang TC

ARC TRIUMPH, B. g. 2014, Showcasing (GB) – Wind of Savannah, by Savabeel (AUS), Rgt.23,247

CAVALLA COURT, B. g. 2015, Sepoy (AUS) – Trouville (AUS), by Hurricane Sky (AUS), Rgt.12,177

LEESTOWN EXPRESS, B. g. 2017, El Roca (AUS) – Wonderland, by Encosta de Lago (AUS), Rgt.9,963

RAISE ME UP, Br. g. 2015, Ferlax – Yamanna, by Yamanin Vital, Rgt.9,963

SACRED SEA, B. g. 2013, Sea the Stars (IRE) – Gipsy Countess (IRE), by Sadler’s Wells (USA), Rgt.12,177

SHANGANI, Ch. g. 2015, Postponed (USA) – Claudy Eire (AUS), by Promontory Gold (USA), Rgt.12,177

MONARCH COURT - WINNER’S EUPHORIA (MAL.), B. g. 2015, Redoute’s Choice (AUS) – Magic Briar, by Thorn Park (AUS), Rgt.17,159 03-Dec-2022: Selangor TC

ALRALI, B. g. 2015, Pins (AUS) – Miss Bling, by Golan (IRE), Rgt.10,240

DABBLE, Br. g. 2018, Pure Champion (IRE) – Libby Surprize, by Librettist (USA), Rgt.13,561

NO REGRETS, Ch. g. 2016, Showcasing (GB) – Rockelle (AUS), by Rock of Gibraltar (IRE), Rgt.14,391 04-Dec-2022: Selangor TC

CH FORTUNE, B. g. 2015, Road to Rock (AUS) – Power, by Electronic Zone (USA), Rgt.10,240

RADETZKY MARSCH, B. g. 2017, Mongolian Khan (AUS) –Nosecondprize, by Pentire (GB), Rgt.16,605

Mauritius

23-Oct-2022: Champ de Mars

FROSTED GOLD, Gr. c. 2016, All Too Hard (AUS) – Mary d’Or (FR), by Verglas (IRE), Rup500,000

New Caledonia

17-Sep-2022: La Foa

GOLD TIARA, B. f. 2012, Darci Brahma – Aztec Queen, by Gold Brose (AUS), CFP400,000

Singapore

17-Sep-2022: Singapore TC

AMAZING M, Ch. g. 2018, Power (GB) – Aaja Nachle, by Fast ‘n’ Famous (AUS), S$26,775

HURRICANE, B. g. 2018, Shamexpress – Severa, by Montjeu (IRE), S$10,710

NINESIXTHREETHREE, B. g. 2016, Darci Brahma – Special Dream (AUS), by Stravinsky (USA), S$16,065

SUPER POSH, B. g. 2015, Super Easy – Posh Bec, by Le Bec Fin, S$16,065

WAR FRONTIER, B. g. 2016, Declaration of War (USA) – Bay Star (AUS), by Rock of Gibraltar (IRE), S$16,065

24-Sep-2022: Singapore TC

GLOBAL SPIRIT, B. g. 2016, Bullbars (AUS) – La Muchacha, by My Halo (ARG), S$16,065

LUXURY BRAND, B. g. 2019, Charm Spirit (IRE) – Miss Gucci, by Makfi (GB), S$40,162

OUTFIT (SING.), B. g. 2018, Turn Me Loose – Designacat, by One Cool Cat (USA), S$16,065

SOLID IMPACT - SUPER IMPACT (SING.), B. g. 2017, Real Impact (JPN) – Trick (AUS), by Street Cry (IRE), S$37,485

WINNING STRIDE, Br. or Gr. g. 2018, Wrote (IRE) – Tossed and Turned (AUS), by Secret Savings (USA), S$10,710

02-Oct-2022: Singapore TC

CHARMINTON, B. g. 2018, Charm Spirit (IRE) – Sarzana, by High Chaparral (IRE), S$26,775

CIZEN LUCKY, B. g. 2015, Zacinto (GB) – Perfect Vision, by High Chaparral (IRE), S$16,065

JUNGLE KING, B. g. 2016, Makfi (GB) – Shamabelle, by Shamardal (USA), S$16,065

NINESIXTHREETHREE, B. g. 2016, Darci Brahma – Special Dream (AUS), by Stravinsky (USA), S$16,065

(OUR) PINNACLE, B. g. 2014, Pins (AUS) – Red Delicious, by No Excuse Needed (GB), S$26,775

08-Oct-2022: Singapore TC

ENGINE START, B. g. 2018, Highly Recommended (AUS) –Melrose Gardens, by Marju (IRE), S$16,065

FLYING NEMO, B. g. 2019, Vespa – Hineni, by Alamosa, S$40,162

HAPPY MOMENT, B. g. 2016, Showcasing (GB) – Keeper Coming, by Keeper (AUS), S$26,775

HYDE PARK, B. g. 2013, Darci Brahma – Femmebot, by Stravinsky (USA), S$16,065

LORD JUSTICE, B. g. 2014, Showcasing (GB) – Divinity (AUS), by Woodman (USA), S$37,485

LUXURY BRAND, B. g. 2019, Charm Spirit (IRE) – Miss Gucci, by Makfi (GB), S$26,775

SESON, B. g. 2017, Dalghar (FR) – Kalevala, by Falkirk, S$16,065

15-Oct-2022: Singapore TC

JUST BECAUSE, B. g. 2018, Swiss Ace (AUS) – Just Nini, by Pins (AUS), S$16,065

MELODY FAIR, B. g. 2017, Duelled (AUS) – Back on Song, by Postponed (USA), S$26,775

THE WILD PRINCE, B. g. 2017, Rip Van Winkle (IRE) – Ali Spur, by More Than Ready (USA), S$16,065 22-Oct-2022: Singapore TC

FOUNTAIN OF FAME, B. g. 2016, Charm Spirit (IRE) –Shylock’s Daughter, by Generous (IRE), S$16,065

JANUARY, B. g. 2019, Swiss Ace (AUS) – Musically (AUS), by Belong to Me (USA), S$40,162

KINABALU PRINCE, B. g. 2018, Mongolian Khan (AUS) – Live it Up, by O’Reilly, S$10,710

WHISTLE GRAND, Br. g. 2015, Coats Choice (AUS) – Ashberg, by Bigstone (IRE), S$16,065

29-Oct-2022: Singapore TC

ABSOLUTE RADIANCE, B. g. 2018, Contributer (IRE) –Dazzling Heights, by Zabeel, S$16,065

BURGUNDY LAD, B. g. 2016, Burgundy – Deduction, by Zabeel, S$16,065

KSATRIA, B. g. 2016, Reliable Man (GB) – Auspicious, by Darci Brahma, S$16,065

PRODIGAL, Ch. g. 2017, Proisir (AUS) – Catalea, by One Cool Cat (USA), S$26,775

WAR FRONTIER, B. g. 2016, Declaration of War (USA) – Bay Star (AUS), by Rock of Gibraltar (IRE), S$26,775

05-Nov-2022: Singapore TC

SABAH ACE, B. g. 2019, Swiss Ace (AUS) – Show Exhibit (AUS), by Danehill (USA), S$40,162

13-Nov-2022: Singapore TC

CASH COVE, Br. or Gr. g. 2019, Charm Spirit (IRE) – So Nice, by Mastercraftsman (IRE), S$26,775

DEN OF THIEVES, Br. g. 2017, El Roca (AUS) – Pussycat Dream (GB), by Oasis Dream (GB), S$16,065

DIAMOND RING, B. g. 2016, Super Easy – Donna Marie, by Don Eduardo, S$16,065

PREDITOR, B. g. 2012, Savabeel (AUS) – Bird, by Danasinga (AUS), S$37,485

RAISING SIXTY-ONE, B. g. 2018, Belardo (IRE) – Dazzling Walk, by Zabeel, S$10,710

19-Nov-2022: Singapore TC

JANUARY, B. g. 2019, Swiss Ace (AUS) – Musically (AUS), by Belong to Me (USA), S$40,162

26-Nov-2022: Singapore TC

BEYOND SACRED, B. g. 2016, Savabeel (AUS) – Danalaga (AUS), by Danehill (USA), S$10,710

KING’S SPEECH, B. g. 2014, Darci Brahma – Serenity Princess (AUS), by Encosta de Lago (AUS), S$16,065

LIM’S ZOOM, B. g. 2014, Zacinto (GB) – Sound Decision, by Volksraad (GB), S$16,065

MOONGATE STAR, B. g. 2016, Atlante (AUS) – Slinkymalinki, by Volksraad (GB), S$37,485

WAR FRONTIER, B. g. 2016, Declaration of War (USA) – Bay Star (AUS), by Rock of Gibraltar (IRE), S$26,775 n

New Zealand One Thousand Guineas-G1

Riccarton, November 14, NZ$400,000, 3yoFillies Open Set, 1600m.

1 LEGARTO, (R T Elliot 56.5kg) b f 3, Proisir - Geordie Girl by Towkay.

Trainer: K & B Kelso.

2 Best Seller, (S C Spratt 56.5kg) b f 3, Wrote - Star Amazing by Danroad.

Trainer: J G Bary.

3 Blue Solitaire, (D W Stackhouse 56.5kg) b f 3, Almanzor - Princess Sapphire by Savabeel. Trainer: S Kennedy & A Furlong. 4.8 len, 7.1 len, 1:37.67, Track Dead(5), 9 strs.

LEGARTO (3B)

Bay filly foaled 2019 Sold 2021 New Zealand Bloodstock National Yearling Sale. Price: $90,000

Breeder: W E Jeffries, Bay Of Plenty, NZ

Owner: Mrs C J & P H Brown, A C & Mrs M E Enting, W J Foster, Mrs B J & K S Kelso, A M & Mrs P J Kirton, G & M Maloy & E J Verheyen

Danehill Dancer (IRE)

Choisir

Great Selection

Encosta de Lago

Prophet Jewel Factor (NZ)

Last Tycoon (IRE)

Towkay Princess Tracy (IRE)

Racing is Fun (USA)

Racing Waters Miss Harbour

Danehill (USA)

Mira Adonde

Lunchtime (GB)

Pensive Mood Fairy King (USA)

Shoal Creek

Centaine

Imperial Bride

Try My Best Mill Princess Ahonoora (GB)

Princess Ru Olympiad King Flower Box

Sea Anchor (IRE)

Banba

Danzig Razyana Sharpen Up Lettre d’Amour

Silly Season Great Occasion

Biscay Staid Northern Dancer Fairy Bridge Star Way (GB) Rolls (USA)

Century Rainbeam Imperial March (CAN) Bridesmaid Northern Dancer

Sex Appeal Mill Reef Irish Lass Lorenzaccio (IRE) Helen Nichols

Princely Gift Chiru

Curragh King Gamest Windy Sands Miss Zenoda

Alcide

Anchor Resurgent (IRE) Kay-ib-Marie

Age Starts Wins 2nds 3rds Earnings ($AUS)

2 1 1 - - 6,720 3 3 3 (2) - - 296,125 4 4 (2) - - 302,845

PROISIR (AUS) (Brown 2009-Stud 2015). 3 wins from 1200m to 1600m, Newcastle JC Spring S., [G3]. Sire of 204 rnrs, 122 wnrs, 10 SW, inc. Levante (WRC Telegraph S., [G1]), Dark Destroyer, Legarto, Pier, Belle Plaisir, Vitesse Bo, Aimee’s Jewel, Riodini, Waitak, Soldier Boy, SP Prowess, Zaher, (Itz) Aspen Colorado, Avaquinella, Gospodin, Passione, Feel the Rush, Pimlico - Mr Escamillo (H.K.), Vancooga, Hot Tap, Xena, Contagious and of Calmsir, etc.

Dam GEORDIE GIRL, by Towkay. 2 wins at 1200m, 1600m, WRC Stella Artois H., 2d ARC North Harbour Club Charitable Trust H., Matamata RC New World H., BOP RC Platinum Showhome H., 4th Wairarapa Thoroughbred Breeders’ S., L. Sister to RAPID KAY, half-sister to KEKOVA. Dam of 3 named foals, all winners, inc:-

2010 (foal by Sir Percy (GB))

2011 Locally Sauced (g by Iffraaj (GB)). 10 wins from 2000m to 3900m, $156,458, to 2022-23, North Canterbury Cup, 2d CJC Lindauer H., Gold Club H., Speight’s H., Heatstore H., 3d Whangarei Gold Cup, CJC Phil & Corin Murfitt H., Speight’s Mid Ale H., Counties RC Dunstan Driving Perfection H., Whangarei RC Northpine Growing Strong H.

2012 (f by Iffraaj (GB))

2013 (g by Iffraaj (GB))

2014 Missed to Power (GB)

2015 (f by Cape Blanco (Ire))

2016 (c by Jimmy Choux)

2017 Missed to Dalghar

2018 Emanon (f by Burgundy). 4 wins at 1200m to 2022-23, Amberley RC Smiths Hire H., Otago RC Property Brokers Dunedin H., 3d CJC NZB South Island Sale 14 April 2YO S., Amicus Insurance Brokers H., Otago RC Ray Kean-Property Brokers H., Property Brokers Dunedin H.

2019 LEGARTO (f by Proisir). 4 wins-1 at 2-from 1100m to 1600m, $264,018, to 2022-23, New Zealand One Thousand Guineas, [G1], Waikato RC Soliloquy S., [G3], Ready to Run Sale Trainers S.

2020 Not served previous season

2021 Not served previous season

2nd Dam

Racing Waters by Racing is Fun (USA). 3 wins to 1400m, CJC Jetmaster

Fireplace Quality H., Canterbury Draught Apprentice H., 2d CJC Canterbury Westland Trainers Association H., 3d Timaru S., L. Half-sister to FAIROSS Dam of 6 foals, all winners, inc:-

KEKOVA 7 wins from 1200m to 1600m, $111,793, CJC Great Easter S., L Wairarapa Thoroughbred Breeders’ S., L, CJC Christchurch Casino H., Waikato RC Anexa Animal Health H., Manawatu RC McEntee Event Hire H 2d CJC Canterbury Breeders S., L, Hawkes Bay AON Insurance Brokers H., Elbow Sports Bar H., 4th CJC Easter Cup, [G3], Levin S., L. Producer.

RAPID KAY 5 wins-1 at 2-from 1300m to 1600m, Taranaki RC Mason Appliances 4YO H., L, North Canterbury RC Canterbury S., L, Hawkes Bay Corn Exchange Juvenile S., CJC GH Murfitt Memorial H., Taranaki RC Pupil at Java Lodge H., 2d Hawkes Bay Highview S., [G3], WRC Desert Gold S., [G3], 3d WRC Captain Cook S., [G1], Waikato Draught Sprint, [G1], Avondale JC 2YO Fillies S., L, BOP RC Ultimate Motor Group Ford 3YO S., 4th Waikato RC Gasmate S., [G3]. Dam of 5 winnersClos de Tart. 2 wins at 1200m, 1400m in NZ. Dam ofShameless Tart Winner at 1150m in 2021-22, 2d Otago RC Dunedin Guineas, L, 4th Otago Breeders’ S., L Geordie Girl 2 wins. See above.

3rd Dam MISS HARBOUR, by Sea Anchor (Ire). Unraced. Half-sister to BALLYBRIT AVENGER. Dam of 6 named foals, 4 to race, 3 winners, inc:FAIROSS 9 wins from 1400m to 2400m, $101,833, ARC Mitchelson Cup, L, WRC Simply Food H., ARC Sleepyhead H., CJC Bells H., 2d CJC Steam Tug Lyttelton H., ARC Steinlager H., Avondale JC Wilkinson Insurance Brokers H., Mt Roskill Improvers’ H., CJC Rangiora Liquor Merchants H., Joust/Tambour Ryegrass Blend H., BOP RC Carter’s H., Tauranga Air NZ Travel Centre H., 3d CJC Fitzgerald Arms Tavern H., ARC More FM H., Dunstan Stayers Championship Qualifier, Montana H., TV Guide H., CJC The Bard on Avon H., WRC Winstone Aggregates H., Dargaville RC Northland Cup. Racing Waters 3 wins. See above.

4th

Captain Cook S.-G1

Trentham, December 3, NZ$300,000, Open Weight For Age, 1600m.

1 PRISE DE FER, (M J Mc Nab 59kg) b g 7, Savabeel - Foiled by Snippets.

Trainer: M W Walker.

2 Aegon, (M J Dee 59kg) br g 5, Sacred Falls - Toss Up by Zabeel. Trainer: Andrew Forsman

3 Chase, (A Comignaghi 59kg) b g 6, Zed - Dantessa by Danasinga. Trainer: S Nickalls

0.5 len, 1 len, 1:38.14, Track Dead(6), 11 strs.

PRISE DE FER (3E)

Bay gelding foaled 2015

Sold 2017 New Zealand Bloodstock National Yearling Sale. Price: $100,000

Breeder: Raffles Dancers (NZ) Pty Ltd, Waikato, NZ Owner: Te Akau En Garde Syndicate (Mgr: Kw Fenton-Ellis Mnzm)

Sir Tristram (IRE)

Zabeel (NZ) Lady Giselle (FR)

SAVABEEL BR 2001

Success Express (USA) Savannah Success Alma Mater

Lunchtime (GB)

Sir Ivor Isolt Nureyev Valderna Hold Your Peace

Au Printemps Semipalatinsk (USA)

Sweetie

Silly Season Great Occasion

Sir Gaylord Attica Round Table All My Eye Northern Dancer Special Val de Loir Derna Speak John Blue Moon

Hawke’s Bay Guineas-G2

Matamata, October 8, NZ$140,000, 3yo Open Set Weight, 1400m.

1 PIER, (M J Mc Nab 57kg) b g 3, Proisir - La Vitesse by Darci Brahma.

Trainer: Darryn & Briar Weatherley.

2 Mr Mojo Risin’, (W F Pinn 57kg) b g 3, Deep Field - La Scala by Bahhare.

Trainer: Andrew Forsman.

3 Channel Surfer, (J J Fawcett 57kg) br g 3, Derryn - My Savona by Hotel Grand.

Trainer: G Richardson & R Norvall.

PIER (2D)

Bay gelding foaled 2019 Breeder: D R & Mrs L M Weatherley & B W P Wright, Waikato, NZ

Owner: B W P Wright, D R & Mrs L M Weatherley & Mr Aziz Kheir

James & Annie Sarten Memorial S.-G2

Te Rapa, October 22, NZ$120,000, 3yo Open Set Weight, 1400m.

1 WILD NIGHT, (C J Grylls 57kg) ch g 3, Vanbrugh - Supreme by Falkirk. Trainer: M W Walker.

2 Academy Award, (M J Mc Nab 55kg) ch f 3, Star Turn - Dubleanny by Dubleo. Trainer: S B Marsh.

3 Dynastic, (O P Bosson 57kg) br c 3, Almanzor - Meir by Volksraad. Trainer: M W Walker.

WILD NIGHT (2O)

FOILED CH 1998

Snippets Easy Date Steel Blade Regal Blade Chrisjovid

Grand Chaudiere (CAN) Scampering Steel Pulse (GB) Sea Holly Princely Son (GB) Queen of the Castle

Dancing Champ Lorgnette Nodouble School Board Without Fear (FR) Virginia Tom Fool Double Deal Hornbeam Golden Wedding Northern Dancer Lachine Misty Day Scamper Away (USA) Diatome Rachel Fair’s Fair (GB) Social Smile (GB) Floribunda Pinol Niksar (FR) Domremon

Age Starts Wins 2nds 3rds Earnings ($AUS)

3 6 1 2 - 38,625

4 8 5 (2) 1 (1) 1 200,000

5 8 1 2 (2) 1 (1) 74,050 6 10 2 (1) 2 (2) 2 (2) 224,850 7 7 2 (2) 2 (1) 2 (1) 286,075 39 11 (5) 9 (6) 6 (4) 823,600

SAVABEEL (AUS) (Brown 2001-Stud 2005). 3 wins-1 at 2, MVRC WS Cox P., [G1]. Champion Sire in NZ 8 times. Sire of 1177 rnrs, 846 wnrs, 127 SW, inc. Lucia Valentina (ATC Queen Elizabeth S., [G1]), Sangster, Costume, Kawi, Probabeel, Soriano, Savvy Coup, The Chosen One, Sword of Osman, Savaria, Cool Aza Beel, Embellish, Scarlett Lady, Mo’unga, Shillelagh, Concert Hall, Prise de Fer, Amarelinha, Diademe, Savy Yong Blonk, etc.

Dam FOILED, by Snippets. Unraced. Half-sister to SWORD. Dam of 8 named foals, all raced, 5 winners, inc:2002 (f by Mujahid (USA)) 2003 BELONG TO MANY (f by Belong to Me (USA)). 8 wins-1 at 2-at 1100m, 1200m, $575,310, AJC Sapphire S., [G2], Wenona Girl H., L, MRC Le Tan S., L, GCTC Silk Stocking H., L, MVRC Windsor Management H., AJC Countdown to Easter Carnival H., STC Stitches & Craft Show H., 2d AJC Breeders Classic, [G2], Sapphire S., [G2], STC Birthday Card S., [G3], BTC Glenlogan Park S., L, STC Starlight S., L, AJC Kay Sprint H., STC Escape to the Races H., Wild Wild West Marquee 2YO H., De Bortoli Wines H., MVRC Hydro Australia H., 3d STC Millie Fox S., [G3], AJC Equal H. Dam of 3 winnersNATIVE SOLDIER 5 wins-2 at 2-to 1400m, $368,575, MRC Caulfield Guineas Prelude, [G3], HDF McNeil S., [G3], Christmas S., L, MVRC Turf Legends Board Game 2YO P., 3d MRC Blue Diamond Prelude (c&g), [G3], Vain S., [G3]

Majestic Lass. 3 wins at 1200m, $107,125, MRC ACJC Racing 101 H., MVRC Simpson Construction P., 2d MRC Timothy Rourke H. Siege Warfare. 3 wins at 1000m in Aust.

Ready to Belong. Unraced. Dam of 3 winnersSpirit House. 3 wins at 1000m, 1100m, 2d Ipswich TC Under the Louvre at Grandview H., SCTC Access Insulation H., 3d BRC Carnival Plus Membership H. The Rattlesnake. Winner at 800m in 2021-22, 3d Qld Tatt’s RC Members H., BRC TAB Venue Mode H.

2004 Foilissio (f by Helissio (Fr)). Unplaced. Dam of 2 winnersStar of Zizou. 5 wins-1 at 2-to 1100m in Aust.

Star Warp. Winner at 1200m in Korea.

2005 Thwarted (g by Lucky Owners (NZ)). 4 wins from 900m to 1600m in Aust.

2006 Not served previous season

2007 Our Cougette (f by Flying Spur). Winner at 1000m in Aust. Dam of 2 winnersKing Kabuto. 3 wins to 1450m, SAJC Teys Australia H., 2d MVRC PKF H. Tadashi Hamada - Tadashi Hamada (H.K.). 5 wins to 1450m, $790,440, to 2021-22 in Aust. and HK, HKJC Cotton Tree H., Beat the Clock H., Highland Reel H., 2d HKJC Beas River H., 3d HKJC Chow Silver Plate H., Rapper Dragon H.

2008 Gunhilda (f by Holy Roman Emperor (Ire)). Placed at 2, 2d ATC Zetland 2YO H., 3d ATC Grand Pavilion 2YO H.

2009 (c by Fastnet Rock)

2010 (f by Fastnet Rock)

2011 (c by Zabeel)

2012 Epee (g by Fastnet Rock). Placed at 3 in NZ.

2013 Not served previous season

2014 (f by O’Reilly)

2015 PRISE DE FER (g by Savabeel). 11 wins from 1400m to 2000m, $718,010, to 2022-23, WRC Captain Cook S., [G1], ARC Rich Hill Mile, [G2], CJC Canterbury Gold Cup, [G3], Waikato RC Eagle Technology S., [G3], Taranaki Cup, [G3], ARC Henley Park H., Auckland TR Brokerweb Risk Services H., ARC Dunstan Qualifier H., Counties RC Dunstan Horse Feeds H., 2d Hawkes Bay Windsor Park P., [G1]

S., [G1]

[G2]

H., [G3]

Maori

S.,

Tauranga S., [G2]

Chestnut gelding foaled 2019

Sold 2021 New Zealand Bloodstock National Yearling Sale. Price: $50,000 Breeder: Windsor Park Stud Ltd, Waikato, NZ

Owner: Te Akau Love To Party Racing Partnership (Mgr: Karyn Fenton-Ellis Mnzm)

Tauranga S. (Thames Valley S.)-G2

Tauranga, November 12, NZ$120,000, Open Weight For Age, 1600m.

1 DEMONETIZATION (AUS), (C Zackey 59kg) b g 8, All Too Hard - Midnight Special by Zabeel. Trainer: N W Tiley.

2 Prise de Fer, (J Kamaruddin 59kg) b g 7, Savabeel - Foiled by Snippets. Trainer: M W Walker.

3 Deerfield, (S M Mc Kay 59kg) ch g 9, Falkirk - The Dazzler by Centaine.

Trainer: Ms C A Bambry.

DEMONETIZATION (AUS) (6B)

Bay gelding foaled 2014

Sold 2016 New Zealand Bloodstock National Yearling Sale. Price: $160,000 Breeder: Peters Investments Pty Ltd WA

Owner: N & P Balia Family Trust

Auckland Thoroughbred Breeders S.-G2

Pukekohe, November 19, NZ$150,000, Fillies & Mares Open, 1400m.

1 DARCI LA BELLA, (J K Riddell 57kg) br f 5, Darci Brahma - Bellaroof by Maroof. Trainer: S A Sharrock.

2 Express Princess, (Joe Doyle 57kg) b f 6, Shamexpress - Stalactite by Thorn Park.

Trainer: Andrew Forsman.

3 Malt Time (AUS), (M Hashizume 57kg) b f 6, Adelaide - Pimms Time by Pins. Trainer: S & E Clotworthy.

DARCI LA BELLA (18)

Brown filly foaled 2017 Breeder: Mrs A C & H S McCallum, S A Sharrock & Est Late R J Fleming, Central, NZ

Owner: Mrs A C & H S McCallum, S A Sharrock, N H & R T Stanley

Wakefield Challenge-G2

Trentham, December 3, NZ$140,000, 2yo Open Set Weight, 1100m.

1 IMPENDABELLE (AUS), (M J Mc Nab 55kg) ch f 2, Impending - Applegate by Exceed and Excel. Trainer: A W Pike.

2 Believe in Magic, (C J Grylls 55kg) b f 2, Not a Single Doubt - Perform a Miracle by More Than Ready. Trainer: M W Walker.

3 Dapper, (C E Lammas 57kg) ch c 2, Shooting to Win - Brianna by Sudurka. Trainer: J Benner & H Wynyard.

IMPENDABELLE (AUS) (7)

Chestnut filly foaled 2020

Sold 2022 New Zealand Bloodstock National Yearling Sale. Price: $80,000 Breeder: Monovale Holdings Ltd NSW

Owner: Ms S E Bourke, J F Bruford, M L Dear, C J Griffin, M D Jaffray, L F & R C McLean, P L Sparrow & M L O Williams

Metric Mile (Marton Metric Mile)-G3

Awapuni, September 24, NZ$85,000, Open Handicap, 1550m.

1 MUSTANG VALLEY, (C R Barnes 53kg) b f 4, Vanbrugh - Cream of the Crop by New Approach. Trainer: Andrew Forsman.

2 Aromatic, (L J Allpress 53kg) gr f 6, Sacred Falls - Vickezzchardonnay by Don Eduardo Trainer: M W Walker.

3 Deerfield, (C Dell 57.5kg) ch g 9, Falkirk - The Dazzler by Centaine. Trainer: Ms C A Bambry.

MUSTANG VALLEY (6E) Bay filly foaled 2018

Breeder: Windsor Park Stud Ltd, Waikato, NZ

Owner: Windsor Park Stud Ltd, G Beuzeval, T Broughton, B Edwards, T A Hall, J Hamilton, L Jones, R Meacheam, B Rimene, A J Stewart & B Stewien

Taranaki Breeders S.-G3

Hawera, October 8, NZ$85,000, Fillies & Mares Open, 1400m.

1 DARCI LA BELLA, (L J Allpress 57kg) br f 5, Darci Brahma - Bellaroof by Maroof.

Trainer: S A Sharrock.

2 Secret Amour, (K R Hercock 57kg) b f 6, Niagara - My Secret by Sakhee’s Secret. Trainer: R J Patterson.

3 Victorem, (D G Bradley 57kg) b f 5, Shooting to Win - Gymnast by More Than Ready

Trainer: J Benner & H Wynyard.

DARCI LA BELLA (18)

Brown filly foaled 2017

Breeder: Mrs A C & H S McCallum, S A Sharrock & Est Late R J Fleming, Central, NZ

Owner: Mrs A C & H S McCallum, S A Sharrock, N H & R T Stanley

Spring Sprint H. (GR Kelt Memorial)-G3

Hastings, October 15, NZ$100,000, Open Handicap, 1400m.

1 TIMES TICKING, (O P Bosson 57kg) br g 7, Tavistock - Laoghaire by Pins.

Trainer: A R Macgregor.

2 Old Town Road, (L J Allpress 53kg) b g 5, El Roca - Malaya by Towkay.

Trainer: Ms L Latta.

3 Tavis Court, (F W Lazet 57kg) b g 7, Tavistock - Keep Her Free by Keeper.

Trainer: A M Clement.

H., 3d

TIMES TICKING (1L)

Livamol Classic, [G1]

Stud P., [G1] Waikato RC Foxbridge P., [G2]-twice, Whangarei RC Noel Reed Memorial H. 2016 Kingston Flyer (g by Sacred Falls). 3 wins at 1400m, 1600m, Wanganui JC Property Brokers H. 2017 (f by Sacred Falls) 2018 Not served previous season 2nd Dam REGAL BLADE, by Steel Blade. 5 wins-1 at 2-at 1000m, 1100m in Aust. Dam of 8 named foals, 4 to race, all winners, inc:SWORD 12 wins-4 at 2-to 1200m, $558,287, SAJC Goodwood H., [G1], Angas Brut Classic S., [G2], VATC Chirnside S., [G3], City Tatt’s RC Lightning H., L, AJC Gallipoli Flying Welter H., STC Lowest Quality H., AWA Gaming & Wagering Welter H., SAJC KPMG Peat Marwick H., STC Christmas Giveaway Day 2YO H., Parramatta Leagues Club 2YO H., Rotary Community Service 2YO H., 2d VRC Salinger S., [G1], AJC Shorts H., [G3], 3d AJC Brian Crowley S., L, STC Farnworth Welter H., 4th VRC Victoria Racing Club S., [G3], Hilton on the Park Sprint H., L 3rd Dam

CHRISJOVID, by Princely Son (GB). 4 wins at 2 to 1100m in Aust. Dam of 6 foals, 5 to race, 4 winners, inc:Christer 4 wins-1 at 2-at 1000m, 1100m, $103,020, AJC Grey Receiver H., 2d AJC Challenge S., [G2]. Producer.

Brown gelding foaled 2015

Breeder: Mrs V A Lackner & A R MacGregor, Central, NZ

Owner: Mrs V A Lackner & A R Macgregor

Barneswood Farm S. (John Grigg S.)-G3

Ashburton, October 15, NZ$85,000, 3yo Open Set Weight, 1400m.

1 SPECIALTY, (Brandon May 57kg) br g 3, Rip Van Winkle - Rio Tennille by

Captain Rio. Trainer: B Tapper & V Ramhit.

2 Redmond, (A Comignaghi 57kg) b g 3, Ghibellines - Ruby Red by Dehere.

Trainer: B Tapper & V Ramhit.

3 I Choose You (AUS), (T R Moseley 55kg) b f 3, I Am Invincible - Choose by

Starcraft. Trainer: M W Walker.

SPECIALTY (13D)

Brown gelding foaled 2019

Breeder: Clearview Park Ltd, Canterbury, NZ

Owner: Clearview Park Ltd

Sweynesse S. (Arawa S.)-G3

Arawa Park, October 16, NZ$85,000, Open Weight For Age, 1215m.

1 BONNY LASS, (C J Grylls 56.5kg) b f 4, Super Easy - Posh Bec by Le Bec Fin.

Trainer: G Richardson & R Norvall.

2 Gospodin, (J K Riddell 59kg) b g 5, Proisir - O’Gosh by O’Reilly. Trainer: J C Pender

3 Packing Rockstar (AUS), (M J Mc Nab 59kg) b g 7, Fastnet Rock - Anabandana by Anabaa. Trainer: Ms L Brennan.

BONNY LASS (8I)

Bay filly foaled 2018

Breeder: Sandy Moore, Waikato, NZ

Owner: Social Racing Starting Gates Syndicate (Mgr: Brent Cooper), Sandy Moore, Brent & Wendy Cooper

War Decree S. (Canterbury S.)-G3

Riccarton, October 22, NZ$90,000, 3yo Open Set Weight, 1600m.

1 DISS IS DRAMATIC, (A Comignaghi 55kg) br f 3, Dissident - Our Drahma Queen by Darci Brahma. Trainer: Ms L Latta.

2 Cognito (AUS), (J D Laking 57kg) b or br g 3, So You Think - Lady Primrose by More Than Ready. Trainer: M W Walker.

3 Malborough Bay, (L J Allpress 57kg) b g 3, Darci Brahma - Spin ‘n Grin by Spinning World. Trainer: M W Walker.

DISS IS DRAMATIC (3E)

Brown filly foaled 2019

Sold 2021 New Zealand Bloodstock National Yearling Sale. Price: $60,000 Breeder: B J Lindsay MNZM & Mrs J E A Lindsay, Auckland, NZ

Owner: Go Racing All About Me Syndicate (Mgr: Albert Bosma)

Soliloquy S.-G3

Te Rapa, October 22, NZ$85,000, 3yoFillies Open Set, 1400m.

1 LEGARTO, (R T Elliot 56.5kg) b f 3, Proisir - Geordie Girl by Towkay.

Trainer: K & B Kelso.

2 Romancing the Moon, (M J Mc Nab 56.5kg) b f 3, El Roca - Underthemoonlight by El Hermano. Trainer: M W Walker.

3 Prowess, (V A Colgan 56.5kg) b f 3, Proisir - Donna Marie by Don Eduardo.

Trainer: R James & R Wellwood.

LEGARTO (3B)

Bay filly foaled 2019

Sold 2021 New Zealand Bloodstock National Yearling Sale. Price: $90,000 Breeder: W E Jeffries, Bay Of Plenty, NZ

Owner: Mrs C J & P H Brown, A C & Mrs M E Enting, W J Foster, Mrs B J & K S Kelso, A M & Mrs P J Kirton, G & M Maloy & E J Verheyen

Thompson H.-G3

Trentham, October 23, NZ$85,000, Open Handicap, 1600m.

1 HE’S A DOOZY, (K Asano 53.5kg) b g 5, Zacinto - The Dewdrop by O’Reilly.

Trainer: Ms L Latta.

2 Markus Aurelius, (M J Mc Nab 58kg) b g 6, Ghibellines - Evancho by Shinzig.

Trainer: M W Walker.

3 Deerfield, (S M Mc Kay 60kg) ch g 9, Falkirk - The Dazzler by Centaine.

Trainer: Ms C A Bambry.

HE’S A DOOZY (2B)

Bay gelding foaled 2017

Sold 2019 New Zealand Bloodstock National Yearling Sale. Price: $70,000

Breeder: A G, K J, M C & P R Dennis, South, NZ

Owner: M Schirnack, N & A Thompson, S Platt, J & S Dunnett, M McNeill, S Dais, P Shearer, L Purvis, K McHugh, D Masters, S Edgerton, E Tomlins & W Dixon Balmerino S.-G3

Pukekohe, November 1, NZ$110,000, Open Weight For Age, 2050m.

1 DEFIBRILLATE, (C J Grylls 59kg) b g 8, Shocking - Our Chickaroonie by Groom Dancer. Trainer: G Richardson & R Norvall.

2 The Mayor, (C E Lammas 59kg) b g 8, Rock ‘n’ Pop - Soph by Lord Ballina.

Trainer: M Moroney & P Gerard.

3 Demonetization (AUS), (S C Spratt 59kg) b g 8, All Too Hard - Midnight Special by Zabeel. Trainer: N W Tiley.

DEFIBRILLATE (3I)

Bay gelding foaled 2014

Breeder: McInteer Family Syndicate & G N Richardson, Waikato, NZ

Owner: McInteer Family Syndicate, G Richardson, A Harris, D Lumsden, B McCullum, S Swap, L O’Sullivan & B Priest

Canterbury Breeders S.-G3

Riccarton, November 9, NZ$100,000, Fillies & Mares Open, 1400m.

1 BELCLARE, (M J Mc Nab 55kg) b f 5, Per Incanto - Miss Rhythmic by O’Reilly.

Trainer: Ms L Latta.

2 Avaquinella, (K Asano 55kg) b f 5, Proisir - Vania by Volksraad. Trainer: L M Robinson

3 Fashion Shoot, (J Parr 55kg) b f 5, Savabeel - High Fashion by O’Reilly.

Trainer: M W Walker.

BELCLARE (27A)

Bay filly foaled 2017

Breeder: D K Woodhouse, Central, NZ

Owner: D K Woodhouse, O Smith, Rusties Syndicate & J Clark

Coupland’s Bakeries Mile (Churchill S.)-G3

Riccarton, November 9, NZ$250,000, Open Handicap, 1600m.

1 HE’S A DOOZY, (K Asano 56kg) b g 5, Zacinto - The Dewdrop by O’Reilly.

Trainer: Ms L Latta.

2 Kick On, (T R Moseley 56.5kg) b or br g 5, Per Incanto - Kick Back by Bahhare.

Trainer: K T Myers.

3 Phelan the Power, (Tayla Mitchell 53kg) ch g 5, Power - Layla Rose by O’Reilly.

Trainer: M P Jones.

HE’S A DOOZY (2B)

Bay gelding foaled 2017

Sold 2019 New Zealand Bloodstock National Yearling Sale. Price: $70,000

Breeder: A G, K J, M C & P R Dennis, South, NZ

Owner: M Schirnack, N & A Thompson, S Platt, J & S Dunnett, M McNeill, S Dais, P Shearer, L Purvis, K McHugh, D Masters, S Edgerton, E Tomlins & W Dixon

Stewards S.-G3

Riccarton, November 14, NZ$120,000, Open Handicap, 1200m.

1 BUOYANT, (M J Mc Nab 53.5kg) ch g 4, Dalghar - Miss Minogue by Pentire.

Trainer: S J Kirkland.

2 Kopua, (A Comignaghi 53kg) b g 5, Shocking - Kendall Marie by Pins.

Trainer: K T Myers.

3 Okay Pal (AUS), (K Asano 55.5kg) b or br g 6, Dissident - Sun Valley by Van Nistelrooy. Trainer: M & M Pitman.

BUOYANT (21A)

Chestnut gelding foaled 2018

Breeder: S Cheung, South, NZ

Owner: Mrs C B & S J Kirkland

New Zealand Cup-G3

Riccarton, November 14, NZ$300,000, Open Handicap, 3200m.

1 ALJAY, (A Comignaghi 55kg) b g 5, Rock ‘n’ Pop - Albacora by Lord Ballina.

Trainer: K T Myers.

2 Inmyshadow, (M K Hudson 57kg) ch g 6, Ferlax - Regarded by Redoute’s Choice.

Trainer: A J Meadows.

3 Mauna Loa, (S L Wynne 54kg) b g 7, Nom du Jeu - City Class Rose by City on a Hill

Trainer: P R Moseley.

ALJAY (14C)

Bay gelding foaled 2017

Breeder: J N Wallace, Central, NZ

Owner: L J Gestro & K T Myers

Counties Cup-G3

Pukekohe, November 19, NZ$130,000, Open Handicap, 2100m.

1 AROMATIC, (C J Grylls 53kg) gr f 6, Sacred Falls - Vickezzchardonnay by Don Eduardo

Trainer: M W Walker.

2 Self Obsession, (V A Colgan 55kg) b or br f 4, Shocking - Mawaakib by O’Reilly.

Trainer: M W Walker.

3 Viktor Vegas, (K Asano 55.5kg) b g 9, Tavistock - Purnima by Dubai Destination.

Trainer: Ms C A Lock.

AROMATIC (2C)

Grey filly foaled 2016

Sold 2018 New Zealand Bloodstock National Yearling Sale. Price: $160,000

Breeder: T V Rider, Waikato, NZ

Owner: Te Akau Sacred Wine Syndicate (Mgr: Karyn Fenton-Ellis Mnzm)

Counties Bowl-G3

Pukekohe, November 19, NZ$110,000, Open Handicap, 1100m.

1 LETZBEGLAM (AUS), (Warren Kennedy 53kg) b f 5, Snitzel - Miss Charming by Forestry. Trainer: L R Noble.

2 Sacred Satono, (C Zackey 53kg) b c 3, Satono Aladdin - Belle Joie by Mellifont.

Trainer: B Wallace & G Cooksley.

3 Bonny Lass, (C J Grylls 60kg) b f 4, Super Easy - Posh Bec by Le Bec Fin.

Trainer: G Richardson & R Norvall.

LETZBEGLAM (AUS) (14A)

Bay filly foaled 2017

Sold 2019 Magic Millions Gold Coast Yearling Sale. Price: $280,000 Breeder: Phoenix Thoroughbred (11) Ltd QLD

Owner: Brendan Lindsay Mnzm & Mrs J E A Lindsay Wellington S.-G3

Otaki, November 24, NZ$80,000, 3yo Open Set Weight, 1600m.

1 DEVASTATE, (Joe Doyle 57kg) b g 3, Vadamos - Passion Cut by Pins.

Trainer: Andrew Forsman.

2 Sheez Dominant, (W F Pinn 55kg) ch f 3, Vanbrugh - Crookshanks by Rip Van Winkle

Trainer: F J Auret.

3 Pennyweka, (Sarah Macnab 55kg) b f 3, Satono Aladdin - Threepence by Pentire.

Trainer: J V Wallace.

DEVASTATE (9C)

Bay gelding foaled 2019 Sold 2021 New Zealand Bloodstock National Yearling Sale. Price: $160,000 Breeder: Sir Patrick & Lady Hogan, Waikato, NZ Owner: Jamieson Park Ltd, C W Albert, M L Brown, Gammin Syndicate, M Jamieson, A J Kelly, I J Macaulay, A R McDonald, R L Milne, J H & R A Papworth

Eagle Technology S. (Great Northern Challenge S.)-G3

Te Rapa, November 26, NZ$85,000, Open Set Weight With, 1600m.

1 PRISE DE FER, (C Zackey 56kg) b g 7, Savabeel - Foiled by Snippets.

Trainer: M W Walker.

2 Sinarahma, (C J Grylls 55kg) b f 8, Darci Brahma - Shez Sinsational by Ekraar.

Trainer: S A Sharrock.

3 Paisley Park, (W F Pinn 55.5kg) b g 8, Azamour - Musical Magic by Mozart.

Trainer: G Richardson & R Norvall.

PRISE DE FER (3E)

Bay gelding foaled 2015 Sold 2017 New Zealand Bloodstock National Yearling Sale. Price: $100,000 Breeder: Raffles Dancers (NZ) Pty Ltd, Waikato, NZ

Owner: Te Akau En Garde Syndicate (Mgr: Kw Fenton-Ellis Mnzm)

Bonecrusher S.-G3

Pukekohe, December 3, NZ$100,000, 3yo Open Set Weight, 1400m.

1 SACRED SATONO, (K Asano 57kg) b c 3, Satono Aladdin - Belle Joie by Mellifont.

Trainer: B Wallace & G Cooksley.

2 The Intimidator (AUS), (W F Pinn 57kg) b g 3, Toronado - Ty Dash by Written Tycoon Trainer: Andrew Forsman.

3 I’mintowin, (N S Parmar 57kg) b g 3, Contributer - Beguile by Castledale. Trainer: P & D Williams.

SACRED SATONO (2J) Bay colt foaled 2019 Sold 2021 New Zealand Bloodstock National Yearling Sale. Price: $34,000 Breeder: Archer Equine Investments Ltd, Waikato, NZ

Owner: D Boyes, K K Ko & C K I Soh

Canterbury Belle S.-L

Riccarton, September 17, NZ$65,000, 3yoFillies Open Set, 1200m.

1 ONE KISS, (O P Bosson 56.5kg) b f 3, Tivaci - Discreet Evening by Discreet Cat.

Trainer: M W Walker.

Breeder: JML Bloodstock Ltd, Central, NZ Owner: Jml Bloodstock Ltd (Mgr: L Petagna) Matamata Cup-L Matamata, October 8, NZ$65,000, Open Handicap, 1600m.

1 PAISLEY PARK, (W F Pinn 53.5kg) b g 8, Azamour - Musical Magic by Mozart. Trainer: G Richardson & R Norvall.

Breeder: Christini Bloodstock Ltd, Waikato, NZ

Owner: G J Christini & D J C Trubshoe

Classic H. (Rotorua Challenge P.)-L Arawa Park, October 16, NZ$65,000, Open Handicap, 1950m.

1 ROGER THAT, (L H Satherley 60kg) ch g 10, Shinko King - Heather Lyn by Yamanin Vital. Trainer: A D Fuller.

Breeder: R H Brooks

Owner: P G Allan, S B Cunningham, Mrs S H Fuller & C Squires Spring Classic H. (Easter Classic)-L Riccarton, October 22, NZ$65,000, Open Handicap, 2000m.

1 ELIZABETH ROSE, (K Chowdhoory 53kg) b f 5, Contributer - Scarlet Queen by Fasliyev. Trainer: S Kennedy & A Furlong.

Breeder: K J Hickman, Canterbury, NZ

Owner: W J Bell, R F Cocks, M S Mene, B A Roberts & K J Hickman Onzm Feilding Gold Cup (Feilding Cup)-L Awapuni, October 29, NZ$65,000, Open Handicap, 2100m.

1 PEP TORQUE, (K R Hercock 53.5kg) b or br g 9, Nadeem - Cosmic Flight by Star Way

Trainer: Ms K Lawrence.

Breeder: Tullycrine Ltd, Auckland, NZ

Owner: S Best, Mrs K J & S J Lawrence, Ms C & Miss D M Newman

Karaka Classic H. (Metric Mile)-L Pukekohe, November 1, NZ$90,000, Open Handicap, 1500m.

1 SEAJETZ, (N S Parmar 53kg) b g 5, Iffraaj - Bellazeel by Zabeel. Trainer: P S Richards Breeder: Mrs C N Taylor, Taylor Family Trust & Trelawney Thoroughbred Ltd, Waikato, NZ

Owner: J W & Mrs S D Duell

Metropolitan Trophy (Metropolitan H.)-L Riccarton, November 5, NZ$100,000, Open Handicap, 2500m.

1 CAMPIONESSA, (J Parr 57.5kg) b f 5, Contributer - Bella Carolina by O’Reilly.

Trainer: M W Walker.

Breeder: Simms Davison, Waikato, NZ

Owner: Te Akau Campionessa Syndicate (Mgr: Karyn Fenton-Ellis Mnzm)

Pegasus S.-L

Riccarton, November 5, NZ$80,000, Open Handicap, 1000m.

1 LINCOLN’S KRUZ (AUS), (L J Allpress 53kg) blk or br g 6, Kuroshio - Myskina by Xaar. Trainer: Ms L Latta.

Breeder: Bridsan Bloodstock VIC

Owner: S E Croft, Exempt Bloodstock Ltd, S J Haylock, Lincoln Farms Bloodstock Ltd, B & P Morris, J J & V C Roach

Sprint H. (Westminster H.)-L

Te Rapa, November 5, NZ$65,000, Open Handicap, 1200m.

1 MALT TIME (AUS), (M Hashizume 53kg) b f 6, Adelaide - Pimms Time by Pins.

Trainer: S & E Clotworthy.

Breeder: Nearco Stud Ltd NSW Owner: Bill & Carrie Borrie

Welcome S. (CJC Welcome S.)-L

Riccarton, November 9, NZ$80,000, 2yo Open Set Weight, 1000m.

1 SKY ON FIRE (AUS), (J Parr 55kg) b f 2, Exceed and Excel - Elusive Meteor by Northern Meteor. Trainer: M W Walker.

Breeder: Mr JP Wagstaff QLD

Owner: Te Akau Magic Fillies Breeding Syndicate (Mgr: Karyn Fenton-Ellis Mnzm)

Counties Challenge S.-L

Pukekohe, November 19, NZ$90,000, 2yo Open Set Weight, 1100m.

1 ETHEREAL STAR (AUS), (W F Pinn 55kg) ch f 2, Snitzel - Eleonora by Makfi.

Trainer: Andrew Forsman.

Breeder: J M L Bloodstock Ltd NSW

Owner: Ben Kwok, Dr H J Poczwa & Zame Partnership

Levin S.-L

Otaki, November 24, NZ$65,000, Open Handicap, 1200m.

1 HOLD THE PRESS (AUS), (L J Allpress 53kg) b f 5, Press Statement - Asset Rain by Encosta de Lago. Trainer: J Benner & H Wynyard.

Breeder: Mr G Harvey NSW Owner: G Gunn, G Causer & L Causer

Trevor & Corallie Eagle Memorial S.-L

Te Rapa, November 26, NZ$65,000, 3yo Open Set Weight, 1500m.

1 WAITAK, (C Zackey 57kg) b g 3, Proisir - Repo Bay by Shocking.

Trainer: L O’Sullivan & A Scott.

Breeder: C W Devine, Auckland, NZ Owner: C W Devine

Wanganui Cup-L

Wanganui, November 26, NZ$65,000, Open Handicap, 2040m.

1 LA FLORA BELLE, (J Kamaruddin 53kg) b f 5, Iffraaj - Tsarina Belle by Stravinsky.

Trainer: M W Walker.

Breeder: Mrs N M Leicester, Auckland, NZ Owner: A L Beard, A Finucane, Mrs N M Leicester, H Mabin, M Marshall, J Morgan, Mrs M I Robertson & C Roselli

Sires of Stakes Horses - Season 2022-23

Adelaide MALT TIME (AUS)

Align Tightlign All Too Hard DEMONETIZATION (AUS) Almanzor

DYNASTIC, Balance of Power, Blue Solitaire Azamour PAISLEY PARK Charm Spirit Pacific Dragon Contributer

CAMPIONESSA, ELIZABETH ROSE, I’mintowin, Llanacord

Dalghar

BUOYANT Darci Brahma DARCI LA BELLA, LORD DARCI, Golden Darci, Malborough Bay, Sinarahma, Spring Tide Deep Field Mr Mojo Risin’

Derryn Channel Surfer Dissident DISS IS DRAMATIC, Okay Pal (AUS) El Roca

ROCABABY, Old Town Road, Romancing the Moon, White Noise

Embellish Luberon

Exceed and Excel SKY ON FIRE (AUS) Falkirk Deerfield

Fastnet Rock Packing Rockstar (AUS)

Ferlax

Inmyshadow Ghibellines

Jack Knows Best, Markus Aurelius, Redmond

I Am Invincible

IMPERATRIZ (AUS), I Choose You (AUS)

Iffraaj

Poet’s Voice Summer Festival (GB) Power Phelan the Power Press Statement

HOLD THE PRESS (AUS) Pride of Dubai Desert Lightning, Matter of Honour (AUS) Proisir

DARK DESTROYER, LEGARTO, PIER, WAITAK, Avaquinella, Gospodin, Prowess Rip Van Winkle

SPECIALTY Rock ‘n’ Pop ALJAY, The Mayor

Rubick

Rubicon Crossing (AUS) Sacred Falls

AROMATIC, Aegon, Zee Falls Satono Aladdin

SACRED SATONO, Pennyweka Savabeel

PRISE DE FER, Fashion Shoot, Mazzolino Savile Row Perfectly Suited

Shamexpress Express Princess, Kikimora, Sanibel Shinko King ROGER THAT

Shocking

DEFIBRILLATE, Kopua, Self Obsession Shooting to Win Dapper, Victorem, Winning for All (AUS)

Showcasing Butler

Snitzel

ETHEREAL STAR (AUS), LETZBEGLAM (AUS), Rhetorical, Rockland (AUS)

So You Think Cognito (AUS)

Star Turn Academy Award

Super Easy BONNY LASS

Tavistock

LA FLORA BELLE, SEAJETZ

Impending

IMPENDABELLE (AUS)

Kuroshio

LINCOLN’S KRUZ (AUS)

Nadeem

PEP TORQUE

Niagara Secret Amour

No Excuse Needed

Justaskme

Nom du Jeu Mauna Loa

Not a Single Doubt Believe in Magic, Sans Doute (AUS)

Per Incanto

BELCLARE, Charms Star, Kick On

Pierro

TIMES TICKING, Le Sablier, Tavis Court, Viktor Vegas

Telperion

Accidental Tourist

Tivaci ONE KISS Toronado

The Intimidator (AUS)

Turn Me Loose

SHE’S LICKETYSPLIT, Wessex Vadamos DEVASTATE, LA CRIQUE Vanbrugh

MUSTANG VALLEY, SHEEZ DOMINANT, WILD NIGHT Wrote BEST SELLER

Zacinto HE’S A DOOZY

Lord Cosmos (AUS)

Zed Chase, Verry Flash n