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About TBNSW Thoroughbred Breeders New South Wales Ltd (TBNSW) operates to promote, advance, encourage and co-ordinate the thoroughbred breeding industry in New South Wales in conjunction with the federal body, Thoroughbred Breeders Australia, and its marketing arm, Aushorse. It is the representative body for breeders and fosters a unified approach in promoting the industry and NSW-bred horses both locally and internationally. TBNSW and TBA represent the interests of breeders in negotiating with racing industry authorities, state and federal governments, the Australian Stud Book, veterinary bodies, race clubs and other organisations to improve the breeding industry, enhance the financial viability of breeders and ensure horse welfare. Applications for membership are welcomed from anyone interested in the thoroughbred. BENEFITS of membership include: Mailed paperback copy of the annual publication Australian Stallions, a fully illustrated, full colour publication featuring objective, standardised information on the vast majority of commercial stallions standing throughout Australia. Fully indexed, Stallions is packed with information on pedigrees and racing performances and has a retail value of $200. “Free” Mare Match 20/20 pedigree analysis report valued at $220. Seasonal eMagazines published by TBNSW, website access to; Educational publications, stallion lists, studs, industry bodies and suppliers. General advice and information on all thoroughbred breeding matters. If we are unable to assist we should be able to put you in touch with someone who can help or answer your query. Invitations and discounts to exclusive events such as Breeders Information Seminars, annual awards race day, charity fundraiser events, stud & sales tours and stallion parades. Annual membership $165 - Support by joining online today

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PRESIDENT’S REPORT Welcome to the latest edition of the Breeders Update Dear Members,

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We are again finding ourselves having to safely navigate through severe travel restrictions due to Covid for the upcoming breeding season and I would urge all breeders to be very mindful of the walk-on protocols that have been put in place by TBA, State associations and individual Stud farms.

President: Mr Stuart Lamont

Of course, we are very fortunate that this year’s sales broke records and racing has been so well managed continuing sustainability and employment for so many, as well as a constant stream of prize money back to owners. Employees and Owners are the back bone of this amazing industry.

Treasurer: Mr Paddy Power

During August there have been a series of breeders’ webinars that have been very well received and we are very appreciative of the input of Australia’s leading equine veterinarians and other industry professionals. All seminars were recorded and I would recommend breeders follow the links provided to access some very pertinent information leading into the season. Each season we look forward to the new boys on the block who will be covering for the first time in 2021 and this year we have an impressive line up with a brief run down on the merits of each stallion in this edition. We also have a submission from Graham Caves for the Les Young Writers’ Award and would urge other writers who share a great love of the thoroughbred to apply for this prestigious award. We are pleased to share with you several regular updates in this edition including a Bred To Win article, AgriFutures information and an article from the Federation of Bloodstock Agents. A reminder to breeders that BOBS bonuses are paid out to the owner of the broodmare that produce BOBS qualified winners. These bonuses are very generous and can certainly offset some of the costs associated with breeding. All relevant information is in this addition. I would like to thank our sponsored partnerships with Australian Turf Cub, Goldners Transport, G1 Goldmine, Horsepower, HQ insurance and IRT for there support to our association.

Vice President: Mr Hamish Esplin

Committee: Mr Vin Cox Mr Peter Orton Ms Caroline Searcy Mr Olly Tait Executive Officer: Mrs Julianne Christopher Life Members of TBNSW: Mr Jim Bartholomew Mrs Jennifer Churchill Mr John Clift Mr John Inglis Mr Lionel Israel Mr John W. Kelly Mr John Kelso Major E.N. Larkin Mr Russ Lazarus Mr Trevor Lobb Mr John Muir Mr Fred Peisah Ms Anne Raymond Mrs Pamela Rose Mr George Ryder Mr Don Storey Mr Richard Turnley Mr Leslie Young

On behalf of my fellow board members, I would like to thank our EO Julianne Christopher for her continued efforts through another challenging period and wish all breeders the best of fortune in the upcoming breeding season.

Regards Mr Stuart Lamont President

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2020 - 2021 AUSTRALIAN RACING YEAR IN REVIEW Photos courtesy of Sportpix, article Scott Sanbrook

Coolmore pair, So You Think (High Chaparral) and Fastnet Rock (Danehill), Widden’s Zoustar (Northern Meteor) and the late Sebring (More Than Ready), Darley representative Exceed And Excel (Danehill)) and Vinery stallion All Too Hard (Casino Prince) completed the Leading Sires by Earnings’ top ten. The pacesetters had 105 individual stakes winners between them for combined prizemoney of a staggering $133 million. NSW-bred gallopers again showed the way in black type races in 2020-21.

Ole Kirk [Written Tycoon x Naturale]

Newly crowned Champion Australian Sire Written Tycoon hoisted his status to the highest level at the same time his NSW-based peers enjoyed life at the top in Australian stakes races in 2020-21.

Horses hailing from the state tallied 214 stakes wins, culminating with 20 Group 1 successes. Those feature races included the Newmarket Handicap (Zoutori, by Zoustar), VRC Victoria Derby (Johnny Get Angry, by Tavistock) and the VRC Victoria Oaks (Personal, by Fastnet Rock).

Twelve individual stakes-winners assisted Written Tycoon (Iglesia) to accumulate $17,035,983 in prizemoney and elevate him to General Leading Sire By Earnings for the season. Written Tycoon claimed the title for the first time after finishing in the top 10 on the table in the previous five seasons. The four-year reign of Snitzel (Redoute’s Choice) ended courtesy of his barn-mate Written Tycoon, who spent 12 months at Arrowfield Stud in NSW’s Hunter Valley before returning to Victoria to command a fee of $165,000 at Yulong Stud in 2021. Golden Rose (Gr 1 1400m) and Caulfield Guineas (Gr 1 1600m) winner Ole Kirk led the charge for Written Tycoon, amassing $1,989,050 in stakes.

Zoutori [Zoustar x Atotori]

Written Tycoon finished more than $1.3 million clear of Yarraman Park’s I Am Invincible (Invincible Spirit). NSW stallions dominated the top 10. The retired Not A Single Doubt (Redoute’s Choice) was third on the table, while another Arrowfield stallion, Snitzel (Redoute’s Choice) remained prominent in fourth spot.

Wild Ruler (Snitzel x Gypsy Robin)

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WINTER CARNIVAL IN REVIEW Zaaki’s rocky road to Group 1 glory reached its destination when the globetrotting gelding blazed a trail through Queensland’s Winter Carnival The son of Brazilian-bred Leroidesanimaux left Great Britain last year as a dual Group 3 winner but only one placing in his last five appearances abroad was not predicted to be a pathway to racing’s ultimate success. However, Zaaki completed his journey to the top of the mountain when he blitzed his rivals by seven lengths in the Doomben Cup (Gr 1 2000m). Zaaki’s performance was so breathtaking he earned early favouritism for the time-honoured Cox Plate (Gr 1 2040m) at Moonee Valley in October. Despite being unheralded, Zaaki’s introduction to Australia racing was hardly low key. Zaaki’s second appearance in the country resulted in finishing runner-up in the JRA Plate (Gr 3, 2000m) at Randwick only to be disqualified for returning a positive swab to a restricted substance.

Fledgling trainer Annabel Neasham then journeyed north with Zaaki and the rest is history. Zaaki claimed the Hollindale Stakes (Gr 2 1800m) at the Gold Coast before his Doomben Cup demolition and then completed the hat-trick in the Q22 (Gr 2, 2200m) at Eagle Farm. The six-year-old’s pilgrimage has almost been as remarkable as his sire’s background. Leroidesanimaux (Candy Stripes) started his career in Brazil before he was sold to US interests and relocated to California as a four-year-old. Among his highlights were a Grade 1 victory at Santa Anita and track record-breaking performances at Hollywood Park and Saratoga. Leroidesanimaux initially stood at Stonewall Stud in Kentucky and was then transferred in 2013 to England where he was based at Lanwades Stud in Newmarket. Kentucky Derby and Dubai World Cup hero Animal Kingdom has been the standout of Leroidesanimaux’s progeny. Leroidesanimaux was represented by only two to race in Australia in 2020-2021 but with a perfect stakes-winning record he still managed to finish in the top 150 on the sires list by earnings with $1,725,075. While Zaaki was the success story of the Queensland carnival, there was no better feelgood story than Incentivise (Shamus Award). On March 27 this year, Incentivise was beaten 16 lengths into eighth spot in a Toowoomba maiden over 1850 metres. Fast forward three months and Incentivise won the Tatts Cup (Gr 3 2400m) by 12 lengths at Eagle Farm.

Vega One [Lope De Vega x One Funny Honey]

That was the sixth straight win for the gelding, who triumphed in his last four winter outings by an aggregate of more than 37 lengths. Tofane was crowned the winter queen following her successive Group 1 victories for Flemington trainer Michael Moroney. The daughter of Ocean Park stormed home to overshadow Vega One in the Stradbroke Handicap (Gr 1 1400m) at Eagle Farm before completing the rare double in the Tatts Tiara (Gr 1 1400m) at the same track. Tofane boasts three Group 1’s among her seven wins from 22 starts. Vega One had his moment in the Queensland sun when he secured the Kingsford-Smith Cup (Gr 1 1300m) at Eagle Farm.

Zaaki [Leroidesanimaux x Kesara]

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The win was the Lope De Vega gelding’s first at the highest level, although he had previously landed a more lucrative prize in taking out the $1 million Magic Millions Cup at the Gold Coast in 2020.

WWW.TBNSW.COM.AU Hungry Heart backed up her win in the Vinery Stud Stakes (Gr 1 2000m) with success in the ATC Australian Oaks (Gr 1 2400m). The chestnut is from Harlech, who was unplaced at her only start but her first four dams are stakes-winners. Harlech’s sire Pivotol was represented in Sydney by the smart Irish-bred stayer Addeybb. Addeybb added a fourth Group 1 win to his resume when he upstaged Verry Elleegant in the Queen Elizabeth Stakes (2000m) at Randwick.

Tofane [Ocean Park x Baggy Green]

AUTUMN CARNIVAL IN REVIEW Verry Elleegant (Zed) set the scene for the Sydney autumn when she secured the first Group 1 of the carnival in the Chipping Norton Stakes (1600m) at Randwick. The New Zealand-bred mare went on to become one of only two gallopers to win twice at the top tier during the carnival. Verry Elleegant also claimed the Ranvet Stakes (Gr 1 2000m) at Rosehill at her next appearance for premier trainer Chris Waller. The daughter of Zed has accumulated a remarkable eight Group 1 victories – including the 2020 Caulfield Cup – in the space of two years. Verry Elleegant’s autumn heroics were matched by her beautifully bred stablemate Hungry Heart (Frankel).

Another top class performer with an Irish background, Sir Dragonet (Camelot) was not to be outdone, winning the Tancred Stakes (Gr 1 2400m) at Rosehill. Fellow imports Selino (Champs Elysees) and Cascadian (New Approach) also made their presence felt in elite company. Selino highlighted his staying prowess by triumphing in the Sydney Cup (Gr 1 3200m) at Randwick, while Cascadian stamped himself as one of Australia’s top milers with his win in the Doncaster Handicap (Gr 1 1600m) at the same track. The remainder of the riches were evenly spread among sires with ranging profiles. Krone provided her sire Eurozone (Northern Meteor) with a highlight when she won the Coolmore Classic (Gr 1, 1500m) at Rosehill. Former US stallion Host was in the spotlight courtesy of Eduardo’s victory in the Galaxy (Gr 1, 1100m) at Rosehill. More Group 1 success came Eduardo’s way two months later with an all-the-way win in the Doomben 10,000 (1200m) during the Queensland carnival. Nicconi’s headline act Nature Strip was at his peak, landing the T J Smith Stakes (Gr 1, 1200m) at Randwick. Street Cry (Savatiano in the Gr 1 Canterbury Stakes), So You Think (Think It Over in the Gr 1 George Ryder Stakes), Sebring (Nettoyer in the Gr 1 Queen Of The Turf) and All Too Hard (Forbidden Love in the Gr 1 Surround Stakes) enjoyed their share of the spoils. New Zealand-bred gallopers also matched it with the best, with Verry Elleegant leading the charge. ATC Australian Derby winner Explosive Jack (Jakkalberry), Rosehill Guineas victor Mo’unga (Savabeel), Randwick Guineas hero Lion’s Roar (Contributer) and the All Aged Stakes star Kolding (Ocean Park) were others to the fly the flag for the Kiwis. Prolific winner Savatoxl gave Kuroshio (Exceed And Excel) the biggest success of his stud career when he won South Australia’s premier sprint event the Goodwood Hcp (Gr 1, 1200m) at Morphettville.

Eduardo [Host x Blushing]

The five-year-old boosted his record to 16 wins from 28 outings in securing his first Group 1.

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Three-year-old Review Media Award (Shamus Award) penned the fairytale story of the season with her victory in the SAJC Australasian Oaks (Gr 1 2000m) at Morphettville. The filly was bred by Bowness Stud at Young in southern NSW and sold for a bargain basement price of $5000 at the Vobis Gold Yearling Sale in Melbourne. Media Award took her earnings beyond $300,000 with her third win from only six appearances. Shamus Award (Snitzel) reinforced his credentials as a sire of stayers when his daughter Duais was a comprehensive winner of the BRC Queensland Oaks (Gr 1 2200m). Duais was strongly fancied after finishing second in the ATC Australian Oaks. Krone [Eurozone x Soft Landing]

The leading sires by earnings in the three-year-old category closely resembled the general table. Written Tycoon also finished clearly on top, courtesy of Per’s feats. I Am Invincible was runner-up and Snitzel finished third, while Deep Field (Northern Meteor) was a creditable fourth.

Media Award [Shamus Award x Music Media]

Nature Strip [Nicconi x Strikeline]

Duais [Shamus Award x Meerlust]

Verry Elleegant [Zed x Opulence]

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Stay Inside [Extreme Choice x Nothin Leica Storm]

Two-year-old Review Extreme Choice made an auspicious start to his stud career when Stay Inside won the Golden Slipper (Gr 1, 1200m) at Rosehill. Stay Inside is from the first crop of Extreme Choice (Not A Single Doubt) and played a major role in him claiming the crown of leading first-season and 2YO sire by earnings. Extreme Choice finished unplaced behind Capitalist (Written Tycoon) in the 2016 Golden Slipper but won four of his eight starts, including the Moir Stakes (Gr 1, 1000m) at Moonee Valley. In the 2021 edition of the Slipper, Capitalist’s son Profiteer dominated early markets but was beaten out of the placings as Stay Inside reigned in the $3.5 million event.

Profiteer [Capitalist x Athena Lass]

Stay Inside provided plenty of celebrations for his breeder, Kingstar Farm at Denman in NSW. Extreme Choice had three individual stakes winners to edge out his fellow first season sire Capitalist in the two-year-old title. Capitalist had 61 starters – for 20 winners and four black type performers – in stark contrast to Extreme Choice’s 15 runners for the season. Fellow newcomers Flying Artie (by Artie Schiller) and Shalaa (Invincible Spirit) made their presence felt in seventh and ninth spots respectively.

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NSW GOVERNMENT INVESTS IN THE THOROUGHBRED INDUSTRY Racing NSW Country Fast Track for Progress The announcements in the NSW State Government budget handed down in June are significant for the NSW racing and breeding industries and in particular a tremendous result for Country Racing. This was largely possible thanks to the ongoing support of the NSW State Government and Racing Minister Kevin Anderson as they announced $67 million in industry investment in the State’s budget.

focused on regional NSW. This is yet another example of how we are actively supporting a regional renaissance, giving people in regional NSW access to the best quality amenities and recreation facilities. The funding to upgrade racetracks in regional NSW will mean more jobs for locals and more money coming into country towns through increased tourism, generated by the capacity to host more high-quality race meetings.”

Racing NSW CEO, Peter V’landys AM pointed out: “The $67 million package was not a handout from the government, but an investment strategy. I can assure you Dom Perrottet [NSW Treasurer] doesn’t give money out – we had to show a business case where for every dollar the government puts in, they get $1.60 back.”

The extent of the investment is far reaching for the industry and will support the strategy of country race clubs, to maintain and grow the footprint of racing in the regions through improved race day facilities, upgrades to training infrastructure and new stabling projects, that support the demand from industry participants in NSW.

“They’re going to get a substantial return on the investment,” he added.

These are exciting times for country racing. In addition to the $67m State Government investment, the prizemoney announcements earlier this year have already seen increases at Muswellbrook and Shoalhaven City Turf Club of almost $9 million. And the funding for Scone Race Club which includes upgraded on-course stabling and the new poly training surface will potentially see a 300 percent increase in the numbers of horses trained at the facility.

The New South Wales Government understands the considerable social and economic benefits provided by the thoroughbred racing industry, particularly in regional and rural NSW, hence their investment in the racing industry, in part related to the economic recovery from COVID-19. It’s reported the $67 million investment will be allocated towards racing and training infrastructure and patron facilities across a number of regional NSW race clubs. There have already been a number of announcements including a $20 million investment at Scone Race Club, $4 million at Muswellbrook for a multi-purpose racing and community function facility, as well as $3 million at Albury and $2.4 million at Tamworth for racing and training facility upgrades and stabling for the clubs. Other announcements include a $500,000 investment in drought proofing and irrigation upgrades at Queanbeyan, investment in stabling infrastructure at Moruya and the Sapphire Coast, facility upgrades for jockeys at the Shoalhaven City Turf Club, irrigation and water stage facilities at Coffs Harbour and an upgrade of the grandstand at Cootamundra. The thoroughbred industry looks forward to further announcements regarding country racing projects with the NSW Government, who is funding these upgrades, having control over the announcement of further upgrades. Minister Kevin Anderson remarked: “Thoroughbred racing is the lifeblood of many country towns, accounting for around 17,700 jobs in the regions, and it contributes $1.9 billion to the state’s economy.” NSW Deputy Premier and Nationals’ leader, John Barilaro said: “This is the largest investment by the NSW Government in racing infrastructure and it is entirely NSW Government Invests In The Thoroughbred Industry

NSW breeding the workforce of tomorrow The State Government investment complements the recent purchase of the Scone TAFE by Racing NSW and will help drive industry employment, provide job security and much needed skilled workers. The NSW Government Department of Education Training Services NSW provided $1.3 million in phase one of a Workforce Development Plan implemented in the Hunter Valley. The recently completed initial phase funded course fees, facilitators, trainers/assessors and trainee wage subsidies. The program was designed as one solution to address retention and upskilling of staff and to support new entrants to the industry, with the intention of having a positive impact on retention for both the existing and new members of the workforce. This creates a structured pathway for progressive career development and will be of profitable, productive value to both employee and employer. This workforce development project is designed to build on existing new entrant programs and the associated promotional campaigns that are responsible for attracting new staff to our industry such as Thoroughbred Breeders Australia “Fast Track” and Thoroughbred Industry Careers “Cadetship”. Some skills acquired are found to be transferrable within the racing and breeding sectors, with a few points

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of difference relative to the breeding industry. Launching a career pathway and foundation for continued professional development assists in attracting and most importantly retaining new entrants to the industry. Short courses of nationally accredited units of competency in Supervisor, Leadership and Management were designed and delivered to 124 participants, these units form part qualifications towards the Certificate IV Horse Breeding, set to be available for completion in 2022. From the Leadership development offering, a focus on interpersonal skills includes communication, delegation, effectively managing people and ensuring a safe workplace. The participants were emerging supervisors, supervisors and managers from the farms. It is worth noting, Cert IV is the minimum qualification required to be considered for an international exchange program of graduated employees. Night Watch Foaling short courses held saw 20 participants receive free training ahead of the breeding season. Further to the courses offered in this phase, Traineeships in Horse Breeding and Agriculture Certificate III has 50 students enrolled, employers engaging in traineeships having access to fee free training and wage subsidies. The program has provided invaluable support to new and existing staff, who contribute to the support and training of the people who join the industry. Program co-ordinator Julianne Christopher says: “To grow a reliable and strong workforce, we must begin with aligning the values of the people that make it all possible”. “The Upper Hunter industry population allowed the size cohort of employees for the pilot, making it practical to deliver the courses via flexible and timely methods with a heavy focus on experiential face to face learning. This is the commencement of a five-year workforce development plan for the NSW breeding industry.” The format of the pilot has been intentionally focused on experiential learning. That is learning “by doing”; providing the opportunity to interact, ask questions and apply new skills in practice. Face-to-face delivery enables this style of learning and we have found it is most applicable to this cohort, with additional value of socialisation and mental health improvements seen. The people involved in the training do handson work, they are outside rather than sedentary and experiential learning suits them. The opportunity to interact and build a peer support network ‘off farm’ is a supplementary benefit, evident in feedback from the 150-plus participants.

The timing of the pilot, while not the preferred time of year for the industry, was scheduled to align with the requirements of the government funding. Having Bringing future short periods of training will be scheduled to align with the quieter times of the year, in between the sales and breeding seasons. However, the delivery of part qualifications in the current workforce shortage was preferred by the majority of participants and their employers. Longer term measurement of retention rates and feedback from the farms will be sought post pilot program completion. This will help us build on the lessons learnt from the pilot, and especially to recognise the format and frequency of training that suits the employers and employees. There is an opportunity to collaborate with Racing NSW (RNSW) to attract, develop and train a skilled workforce. The work to date and the proposed five-year plan aligns with the RNSW strategy. Development of the Equine Centre of Excellence in the Upper Hunter, incorporates education for racing and breeding participants, including an international standard student accommodation facility. “A proposed acquisition of the Hunter TAFE, together with an upgraded stable would pave the way for a Centre of excellence style academy in the heart of Australia’s horse capital”. Racing NSW 2020 Annual Report racing and breeding working together would ensure the numbers to make this training feasible in the future. The aim is to create and build on an industry standard education program that also creates longevity in the workforce. To elevate industry education and qualification standards to match international standards and look at international exchange programs to incentivise workforce growth and sustainability. This will ensure a workforce pipeline at all levels, attracting new skilled and unskilled people to both the thoroughbred racing and breeding industries. Racing NSW 2020 Annual Report

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Admire Mars (JPN) 2016 16.9hh Standing at Arrowfield Stud, Scone

Fee: $22,000

Bred by Katsumi Yoshida’s world-famous Northern Farm, Admire Mars is the first Japanese-born foal of French Group 3 winner Via Medici (by multiple Group 1 winner & successful sire Medicean), purchased for €480,000 from the 2014 Arqana December Sale. The female family stems from Rossellina, a full sister to Champion European racehorse & legendary sire Ribot. Admire Mars is the best son of Daiwa Major who won the Japanese 2000 Guineas Group 1 & Yasuda Kinen Group 1, was twice named Champion Sprinter-Miler and is a leading sire son of breed-shaper DAIWA MAJOR (JPN) Sunday Silence. Daiwa Major is responsible for 37 SW including four 2-YO Champions.

Halo Sunday Silence Wishing Well Northern Taste Scarlet Bouquet Scarlet Ink Machiavellian Medicean Mystic Goddess

VIA MEDICI (IRE) Singspiel Via Milano

Anders (AUS) 2017 15.3hh

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Standing at Widden Stud, via Denman

Hail to Reason Cosmah Understanding Mountain Flower Northern Dancer Lady Victoria Crimson Satan Consentida Mr Prospector Coup de Folie Storm Bird Rose Goddess In the Wings Glorious Song Linamix Salve

Fee: $16,500

An easy winner as an early 3-YO in the Listed Rosebud, followed by another dominant win at his next start in the Group 3 San Domenico, Anders is a son of Not A Single Doubt out of Madame Andree, a daughter of the outcross stallion War Emblem (USA). Anders’ sire line has responded very well to members of the Thong family. Redoute’s Choice has worked extremely well with mares by Encosta De Lago, while Not A Single Doubt has produced Group 1 winners Mighty Boss out of an Encosta De Lago mare and Kenedna out of a daughter of Falbrav (Fairy King). Broodmare sire representatives of Thong family members Sadler’s Redoute’s Choice Wells, Fairy King and Nureyev include NOT A SINGLE Encosta De Lago (and sons and DOUBT (AUS) grandsons such as Manhattan Rain, Singles Bar Needs Further, Rubick, Northern Meteor, Deep Field, Shooting to Win and Zoustar), Falbrav, Stravinsky, War Emblem Singspiel, Spinning World, Starcraft, Peintre Celebre, High Chaparral, MADAME ANDREE (AUS) Scenic, Carnegie, El Prado (and sons Artie Schiller, Kitten’s Joy and Glamour Stock Medaglia D’Oro), Galileo and Barathea.

Danehill Shantha’s Choice Rory’s Jester Easy Date Our Emblem Sweetest Lady Sunday Silence Appealing Story

Danzig Razyana Canny Lad Dancing Show Crown Jester Rory’s Rocket Grand Chaudiere Scampering Mr Prospector Personal Ensign Lord at War Sweetest Roman Halo Wishing Well Valid Appeal Charming Story

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Bivouac (AUS) 2016 16.0hh Standing at Darley Kelvinside Stud, Aberdeen

Fee: $66,000

A multiple Stakes winner at 2-YO and triumphant against the best of his age as a spring 3-YO, Bivouac converted his 2-YO and 3-YO promise into open-class stardom. He went from beating his peers Yes Yes Yes and Exceedance in the Group 1 Golden Rose to defeating the top weight-for-age sprinters in the country up the famous Flemington straight not once, but twice in Group 1 events. His wins against Loving Gaby and Gytrash in the Group 1 Newmarket Handicap and Nature Strip and Libertini in the Group 1 Darley Sprint Classic were the performances of a world champion sprinter, a horse who EXCEED AND clearly has the ability to emanate EXCEL (AUS) his illustrious sire at stud.

Danzig Danehill Razyana Lomond Patrona Gladiolus Southern Halo More Than Ready Woodman’s Girl

DAZZLER (AUS) Ellusive Quality Camarilla Camarena

Northern Dancer Pas de Nom His Majesty Spring Adieu Northern Dancer My Charmer Watch Your Step Back Britches Halo Northern Sea Woodman Becky be Good Gone West Touch of Greatness Danehill Canny Miss

Cool Aza Beel (NZ) 2017 16.0hh Standing at Newhaven Park, Boorowa

Fee: $16,500

Champion 2-YO and Group 1 winner Cool Aza Beel was a magnificent racehorse horse with outstanding ability. A winner on debut at 2-YO, his empathic win in the Karaka Million 2-YO established him as superstar of his generation. Very few two-year olds have the ability to win their first start in September, race successfully in December, January, February and produce their best race for the season in March when winning the Group 1 Sistema Stakes at Ellerslie in dominant fashion, becoming the first Group 1 winning 2-YO son of 6-time Champion Sire, Savabeel. Cool Aza Beel combines the best of New Zealand and Australian bloodlines and is completely free of Danehill blood coming from the famed ‘Tennessee’ family that has produced Group 1 winners Malaguerra, Seabrook and Aloha, Group 1 Coolmore Classic winner and dam of sprinting sensation, Libertini.

Sir Tristram Zabeel Lady Giselle

SAVABEEL (AUS) Success Express Savannah Success Alma Mater Perugino Testa Rossa Bo Dapper

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Red Ransom Elle’s Decree Tennessee Mom

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Farnan (AUS) 2017 16.0hh Standing at Kio-Ora Stud, Scone

Fee: $55,000

Farnan, brilliant all-the-way winner of the 2020 Golden Slipper and rated the most dominant 2-YO Champion of the century by Timeform, has met with a setback in training and has been retired to stud. The son of Not A Single Doubt out of a Group 3 winning Street Cry mare. His fee, aligns with those commanded by other Golden Slipper winners in their first season at stud. His crowning victory earned him a Timeform rating of 122 and the Champion 2-YO title. In fact, Timeform assesses Farnan as the most dominant juvenile Champion of the century, fully five pounds superior to the next best youngster from his crop. Redoute’s Choice Descending from an exceptional speed heritage: no fewer than 14 Golden Slipper winners hail from the Danehill line, with Farnan the highest rated colt. Farnan is only the second colt from the Redoute’s Choice branch to win the world’s richest two-yearold race – the other, Stratum, himself supplied a Golden Slipper winner in his first crop.

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Graff (AUS) 2015 16.1hh Standing at Kitchwin Hills, Scone

Fee: $13,200

A multiple group winning son of Star Witness. An undefeated 2-YO and a Group 2 winner. During Graff’s tenacious race career, he defeated 15 Group 1 winners of 36 Group 1 races – a proper race horse. His physical attributes clearly favourable having being purchased as a yearling by renown judge Alan Bell. Graff represents precocious early speed – a talented sprinter, having won at Group 2 level and placed multiple times at Group 1 level – he represents outstanding value.

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King’s Legacy (AUS) 2017 15.3hh Standing at Coolmore Stud, Jerrys Plains

Fee: $33,000

Regally-bred King’s Legacy needs little introduction, winner of both the Group 1 Sires’ Produce and Group 1 Champagne Stakes. The most accomplished juvenile of his generation, with the impeccable good looks to cost $1,400,000 as a yearling. A stallion’s pedigree, he is the only son of Redoute’s Choice ever to win multiple Group 1 races at two and out of a Stakesperforming Hussonet mare. He is closely related to Not A Single Doubt, from the family of successful sire Snippets. Danzig Danehill Razyana

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Last Kingdom (USA) 2014 15.3hh Standing at Kooringal Stud, Wagga Wagga

Fee: $6,600

Last Kingdom is a Group 3-winning son of the all-conquering Frankel. The $500,000 yearling purchase in the US kicked off his career in France, running second at his first two juvenile starts before returning as a 3-YO to win three consecutive races up to stakes level. Last Kingdom trained on to win another two races in strong company in Hong Kong and amass close to $700,000 in prizemoney. Boasting world class bloodlines, Last Kingdom is from the Kingmambo mare Compelling whose dam Damson was the champion Irish 2-YO and joint champion juvenile in Great Britain.

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North Pacific (AUS) 2017 16.1hh Standing at Newgate Farm, Aberdeen

Fee: $22,000

Group 3 winner North Pacific has become the latest 3-YO to be offered to stud, with a record of two wins and four placings from eight starts after sustaining an injury. The $800,000 Inglis purchase, North Pacific retires as a Group 3 up and coming Stakes winner and was a Group 1 Golden Rose runner-up to Ole Kirk last spring.

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Ole Kirk (AUS) 2017 15.3hh Standing at Vinery Stud, Scone

Fee: $55,000

A Flemington stakes winning juvenile who was also Group 1 placed at 2-YO, Ole Kirk has taken all before him this season at 3-YO by winning major stallion making Group 1 races in Sydney and Melbourne. The colt became just the second horse to take out the ATC Golden Rose – MRC Caulfield Guineas double after The Autumn Sun achieved the feat in 2018. Out of the Bel Esprit mare Naturale, the full sister to Champion race mare Black Caviar and half-sister to Vinery resident and leading young stallion All Too Hard, descending back to the blue hen mares Scandinavia and Helsinge. His sire line traces back through to Last Tycoon and Try My Best, making WRITTEN TYCOON him a great genetic match for mares (AUS) carrying Danehill in their pedigree.

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Peltzer (AUS) 2017 16.1 hh Standing at Twin Hills Stud, Cootamundra

Fee: $16,500

Speed and precocity from the High Chaparral line. The fastest, highest-rated and most precocious two-year-old by the amazing So You Think. Undefeated in three sprints at 2-YO. Then blitzed the Group 2 Stan Fox, the $1m Bondi and the Group 3 Eskimo Prince. The highest-priced So You Think colt of his crop, shares his broodmare sire with Deep Field. Sadler’s Wells High Chaparral Kasora SO YOU THINK (NZ) Tights Triassic Astral Row Gone West Elusive Quality Touch of Greatness MISS OTTO (AUS) Flying Spur Sizzie ‘em Shanama

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Prague (AUS) 2017 16.2 hh Standing at Kia-Ora Stud, Scone

Fee: $16,500

A handsome $1.6m MM yearling with the looks and pedigree to match his precocious brilliance. Victorious in the Group 3 Canonbury and Group 3 Pago Pago at two before finishing ahead of King’s Legacy in the Group 1 Golden Slipper, then 2nd to him in the Group 1 Sires’ Produce. Super-fast in the Group 1 Newmarket, Group 2 Arrowfield and Group 1 All Aged so far, at 3-YO. By Champion Redoute’s Choice, from the family of Virage de Fortune and Emancipation.

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REDOUTE’S CHOICE (AUS)

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PURELY SPECTACULAR (NZ)

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Sandbar (AUS) 2015 15.3 hh Standing at Kooringal Stud, Wogga Wogga

Fee: $8,800

Sandbar is a dual stakes winning three-quarter brother to Golden Slipper hero Farnan. The son of champion sire Snitzel won the Listed Lonhro Plate at Warwick Farm as a juvenile before claiming the Listed Rosebud at Rosehill as a 3-YO. A close-up fourth to The Autumn Sun in the Group 1 Golden Rose and the narrowest of seconds to Written By in the Group 2 Skyline Stakes were other career highlights for Sandbar. Sandbar tallied four wins to 1200m and more than $525,000 in prizemoney. His dam Tallow was a Group 3-winning Street Cry mare who has also produced the $2.5 million earner Farnan.

Danehill Redoute’s Choice Shantha’s Choice SNITZEL (AUS) Snippets Snippets’ Lass Snow Finch Machiavellian Street Cry Helen Street TALLOW (AUS) Lion Hunter African Queen Creola

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Time to Reign (AUS) 2016 16.1 hh Standing at Kingstar Farm, Denman

Fee: $9,900

Undefeated Spring 2-YO – defeated Bivouac on debut in Kirkham Plate, winner of two races before Christmas and won Group 2 Silver Slipper Stakes in Autumn. One of the top Timeform Twoyear old’s of his year at 114. Standing at 16.1hh, with big shoulder and hip, good girth and length. Second colt home when 5th in the Slipper behind Kiamichi, Microphone, Lyre and Loving Gaby. Defeated almost all of his male contemporaries as a 2yo Bivouac, Yes Yes Yes, Dubious, Cosmic Force and Tassort.

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TIME FOR WAR (AUS)

He is a son of the multiple winner Courgette (Charge Forward), whose first foal to race was Gary Portelli’s Group 1 Golden Slipper S. Winner She Will Reign (Manhattan Rain).

Zabeel Lady Zabelia Miss Power Bird Red Ransom Charge Forward Sydney’s Dream

COURGETTE (AUS) Marscay Our Farm Girl Sunshine Sally

Danehill Shantha’s Choice Snippets Snow Finch Sir Tristram Lady Giselle Mukaddamah Miss Priority Roberto Arabia Bletchingly Dream Appeal Biscay Heart of Market Cheraw Lady Genevieve

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While the world juggles the effects of the Covid-19 pandemic in New South Wales the breeding industry has been fortunate to have been able to continue its business, with plenty of relief surrounding the fact Racing NSW has steadfastly kept racing going in the state providing a return of income for owners, with 70% of racehorses owned by breeders.

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Promoting the breeding industry is hugely important at any time and Caroline Searcy’s Bred To Win has provided a wonderful visual presentation of the new sires for 2021 in full HD vision on Sky Thoroughbred Central throughout 2021. While most thoroughbred breeders are in a demographic that love seeing the magnificent new sires and stunning thoroughbred studs on their big screen televisions, the program is also sent to a wider audience of viewers around the world. Bred To Win features in TDN AusNZ newsletters every Thursday and is directemailed to an extensive list of breeders, bloodstock agents, trainers and sales companies around the globe. Stories are also pushed out via Twitter and Facebook and on Caroline Searcy’s Youtube channel and gain a lot of traction amongst a new generation of viewers. The program is funded through the breeding industry with sponsors including major sponsor Inglis, Arrowfield Stud, G1 Goldmine, Aushorse, Kooringal Stud, Cambridge Stud and Hannover Lodge and Searcy is relieved the program has been able to continue. “The costs involved in television production are exorbitant with even the camera expenses in the thousands of dollars a day, plus editing, sourcing race footage and promoting the program. It’s so important the industry does have a voice on national television, with so much emphasis placed on wagering in the racing industry. Having a platform that educates new owners about the breeding component of the racing industry and explains how it works, is vital in developing Bred to Win in Spring

a wider understanding, that breeding really is the greatest gamble of them all!” “It’s also an avenue to keep racing fans involved with their favourite racehorses when they retire and from a thoroughbred welfare point of view there is no better advertisement to the wider world about how much these horses are loved when you see the world’s best conditions in which they are cared for away from the racetrack.” New South Wales’ stallions featured on Bred To Win so far this season include Coolmore Stud’s dual Group 1 winning 2YO King’s Legacy (Redoute’s Choice), Vinery Stud’s Golden Rose and Caulfield Guineas’ winner Ole Kirk (Written Tycoon), Widden Stud’s jet-propelled Anders (Not A Single Doubt) and Kingstar Farm’s Silver Slipper winner Time To Reign (Time For War). Stallions to be featured in coming weeks include Admire Mars (Daiwa Major) at Arrowfield Stud plus a look at the first foals of Castelvecchio (Dundeel) and a catch up with one of Australia’s favourites, So You Think (High Chaparral) at Coolmore Stud. The Aushorse News segment provides an important video update on the stories of the week including feature racing results and the background to the big winners. And the Inglis Graduate of The Week profiles the back stories through the sales ring and beyond of their high class sales success stories. The program also includes interviews about some of the major issues in the breeding industry such as training

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and retaining staff, with both the Aushorse Fast Track program and Thoroughbred Industry Careers profiled, encouraging new staff to consider a career in racing and breeding. Searcy speaks of the passion for the industry that extends beyond those who work within it, “Showing the racetrack stars people have followed and loved, including our favourite race mares and their new foals, plus the magnificent stud properties themselves is a much-loved part of Bred To Win for thousands of racing fans around Australia. “Sometimes we take it for granted working regularly on these properties, but I will never forget the first time I visited the stunning Arrowfield Stud, Widden, Coolmore, Darley and other showpiece properties.” “It’s also a highlight to feature farms such as Kooringal Stud near Wagga Wagga and Twin Hills Stud at Cootamundra, fabulous family-owned Australian properties with new history being created.”

It proves that racing and breeding is not only filled with generational workers but can attract people with no prior background in the industry. Bred To Win’s Premier screening is on Monday night at 7.30pm eastern on Sky Thoroughbred Central (Foxtel Channel 528) and the program is streamed live on the home page of the racingnsw.com.au website. Searcy’s thoroughbred re-homing program “Thoroughbreds Are Go” returns later in spring with great information for owners and the equestrian world about successfully rehoming thoroughbreds away from racing. The industry has so many great stories and stunning thoroughbreds to showcase, don’t miss them on Bred To Win and Thoroughbreds Are Go in coming months! NB: Caroline Searcy is a committee member with TBNSW

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RD&E investment July - September 2020 the extent of attaining a PhD after many years as an equine clinician. It is this mixed background, adapting in industry and research, that makes Catherine such a valuable member of the Advisory Panel and wider industry.

Catherine Chicken has worn many hats and embodies adaptability – the key to a bright future for agriculture In celebration of International Day of Rural Women, AgriFutures are shining a light on some of the incredible women from regional, rural and remote parts of Australia who we get to work with at AgriFutures Australia. One of these incredible women is Catherine Chicken. Catherine is the Deputy Chair of our AgriFutures Thoroughbred Horses Advisory Panel. It was a winding path that led Catherine to this position, but in Catherine’s eyes, such adaptability is what makes women key to the future of agriculture. Catherine was born and raised in suburbia, but a brief stint in country New Zealand as a child inspired her to pursue a rural lifestyle as a veterinarian. Her thirty plus year career as an equine clinician took her to Scone in the Hunter Valley, after time spent in mixed practice in rural NSW and equine practice in Newmarket, UK. More recently, Catherine has developed an appreciation for pathology and laboratory work, and a strong interest in facilitating equine research, even to

“I, like most others in my industry, love working with horses. Spending time day-to-day in the presence of such majestic animals is a pure joy. I have always gained significant satisfaction in seeing problems addressed and solutions found. So, segueing into research that addresses issues of importance for the thoroughbred industry was not really surprising and continues to be rewarding and satisfying,” said Catherine. “Having had experience on both sides of the fence, I can see what the biggest issues are for the thoroughbred industry and through my work with the Advisory Panel, can connect the right researchers to problems they can solve. A lot of problems get resolved through relationships and connecting the right people,” continued Catherine. Recognising how challenging the veterinary profession can be, Catherine is currently also working with the Australian Veterinary Association as a mentor for young veterinarians, adding to the list of accomplishments and adaptations over her career. Catherine believes that the array of opportunities she has had over her career have been shaped by her changing interests and that there are many opportunities for women in agriculture. “Opportunities abound for women, and men for that matter, in agriculture at the moment with ag being one of the main pillars of the Australian economy. The changing face of ag in response to challenges brought about particularly by climate change mean the traditional

RD&E investment committed from 1 October 2020 model of ag will continue to adapt and, by doing so, provide previously unrecognised opportunities for women in the sector. A strong future for Australian ag and the changing world in which we live means there will be on-going roles in all sectors of ag for women who are driven to see a future that is sustainable and equitable,” said Catherine. Catherine believes that the ability of women to adapt quickly is key to their future success in agriculture. “Women are, and will continue to be, a big part of the horse industry and should aim high, to become leaders in their chosen fields. By doing so, they give confidence for others to follow. Women are well placed as lateral thinkers and problem solvers, given most have had to adapt to changing roles throughout their lives. Therefore, women are well suited to finding solutions to the large and difficult problems facing agriculture and humanity more broadly, by virtue of their ability to think outside the square.” Catherine’s advice to women wanting to enter the horse industry is to just ask. “If you feel strongly about wanting to work in the horse industry, or in ag more generally, there are ample opportunities to do so. In all facets of the industry from stud work to racing, as well as in RD&E, there are many opportunities for young people to get involved. Don’t be afraid to reach out to express your interest through industry bodies such as the Thoroughbred Breeders Associations and even Agrifutures Australia – a phone call could change your future direction. For more information about the United Nations’ International Day of Rural Women, please visit: https://www. un.org/en/observances/rural-women-day

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THE LES YOUNG WRITERS’ AWARD Encouraging thoroughbred enthusiasts of all ages to pen their passion

An Australian Thoroughbred Industry Stalwart, Les dedicated his life to the Thoroughbred writing thousands of articles for the Industry. Always encouraging newcomers and generously shared his knowledge and passion for Breeding and Racing. Thoroughbred Breeders NSW in memory of a great man, encourages thoroughbred enthusiasts to put their views on paper, to share their knowledge and passion for the NSW Thoroughbred Breeding and Racing industry. Submissions are taken all year round and applications are open to anyone. The winner will be announced at our annual Members Race Day Luncheon at Royal Randwick (winner receives $500 cash and 1 free ticket to the luncheon value $240). Submissions will be selected and published in our quarterly NSW Breeders Update Magazine and online. This edition we’ve selected this submission from TBNSW member and friend of Les Young. The Les Young Writers’ Award

WWW.TBNSW.COM.AU He went to stud in 1955 at Riverview Stud, Toolamba, Victoria and after having the speedy two-year-old Hydrell (Canonbury Stakes, Byron Moore Stakes) put his name quickly on the map, he produced only two other lifetime stakes winners, namely the filly Fire Band (Wakeful Stakes, Sandown Guineas) and Cruiser (Geelong Derby Trial Stakes). Persian Lyric’s stud brochure (pictured) was a lovely colourful effort by the Holbrook Stud in the Widden Valley of NSW, to where he retired in 1963. It also contained his full (placed only) racing record and pictures of several of his wins. As a racehorse Persian Lyric was top drawer. He raced against two champions of the turf in Sky High and Wenona Girl, so the fact that he beat them more than once and won amongst other races, the AJC Derby, Canterbury Guineas, Queensland Derby, the AJC invitation Stakes (a would have been Group 1 of its time) and had a phenomenal win in the Stradbroke Handicap in 1961, speaks emphatically of his class.

In Days Gone By By Graham Caves

In days gone by, in a far less electronic era, when a horse retired to stud there were no brilliant glossy booklets, DVDs or USB sticks for the studmaster to announce the wares and the prowess of their stallions. There were advertisements in newspapers and magazines, of course, and some of these were excellently done but otherwise there were only the individual stud cards, pamphlets, leaflets or brochures, modestly produced in all sorts of ways to advertise the sires of the day.

Sadly, he too proved uncommercial as a stallion. His best progeny were Broadway Boy (Newcastle Cup), good sprinter Let’s Fly (Clissold Handicap), Bon Rosa and Gleniffer Lad (won now Listed races in WA), Prince of Persia (Toowoomba Cup) and his best, the staying mare Regal Jane (AJC Summer Cup and Queen’s Cup, STC Cup and Tattersall’s Club Cup). These were the only stakes winners by Persian Lyric. Two excellent stud brochures for us to remember two excellent racehorses.

Two fine racehorses who did receive the benefit of a splendidly produced stud brochure, for the time, were Hydrogen and Persian Lyric. The Hydrogen brochure (pictured) was almost a book. Twenty pages of pictures, statistics, race finishes – when he won of course – breeding lineage and his full racing record. Hydrogen was the best horse in Australia for a time. He took over that mantle from the retiring Dalray and held court until along came Carioca to knock him off his pedestal. Hydrogen won the Hobartville Stakes, Rosehill Guineas, Craven Plate, Caulfield Guineas, Victoria Derby, the AJC and VRC St.Legers and a Rosehill Cup as a threeyear-old. As an older horse he won 15 weight-for-age races, including two Cox Plates another Craven Plate, a Mackinnon Stakes and also won a Brisbane Cup. The pity was that he, as a stallion, after a promising early start, proved unsuccessful. The Les Young Writers’ Award

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FEDERATION OF BLOODSTOCK AGENTS AUSTRALIA The Federation of Bloodstock Agents Australia Limited (FBAA) was formed in 1988 to maintain, improve and develop the standards, integrity and services of Bloodstock Agents throughout Australia, ensuring clients are best represented in all business dealings. To be eligible for the FBAA, Members’ primary public-facing role must be as an independent Australian-based Bloodstock Agent. There are currently 28 accredited members and 2 associate members who are available to assist in the sale and purchase of bloodstock as well as assisting in matters pertaining to Bloodstock valuations, consultancy, management, mating advice, insurance, shipping and other related matters. Since the establishment of the Federation in 1988 the membership base has had and continues to have many good people involved, representing an excellent cross section of experience and success in all facets of the industry. In recent times there was an over-riding feeling from our members that the FBAA needed to re-sharpen our focus on a number of key elements within the Federation. These included, among other factors, a more crystallised understanding of what the Federation stood for; re-setting membership criteria; establishing clear and defined levels of accountability by updating our constitution and code of conduct; and the establishment of a complaints panel system that gives further assurance of integrity and professionalism. (The complaints panel is made up of the FBAA President, and two independent industry figures - Vin Cox, and Hamish Esplin). The bulk of the heavy lifting in establishing these changes has been undertaken by President Craig (Boomer) Rounsefell carrying out a lot of work behind the scenes, and it has also been heartening to see the unified and energised FBAA board comprising Craig, Dave Mee, Louis Le Metayer, Grant Burns, Damon Gabbedy, Suman Hedge and Lenny Russo assist in enacting these changes and providing structure and new ideas to help drive the FBAA forward.

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Since the implementation of the new Membership criteria, code of ethics and constitution there have been seven new members join the FBAA, bringing a wealth of additional knowledge and experience to the group. Special mention must be made of John Foote and Simon Vivian re-joining the membership ranks, both having been founding members in 1988. The standing and respect both John and Simon have within the industry is second to none and they are in many ways the bench mark we strive to be as Bloodstock Agents. To have them re-join the Federation subsequent to the changes being made is strong validation that the FBAA is steering in the right direction. There is plenty of work to do as an Association, and being part of a vibrant, commercial Bloodstock marketplace in Australia, the FBAA are working on numerous ways to assist those within the industry and assisting new participants to learn more from our members. An initiative launched is the FBAA podcast aimed to inform and educate both those people in the game or those on the periphery of the industry wishing to know more about the ins and the outs the dos and the do nots. Each month two FBAA members discuss a range of relevant industry topics in a professional yet lighthearted manner.

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Astute Bloodstock Louis Le Matayer

Belmont Bloodstock Damon Gabbedy

Commercial Bloodstock Services Noel Carter

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John Chalmers Bloodstock John Chalmers

Bluegrass Bloodstock Leonard Russo

Boomer Bloodstock Craig Rounsefell

Clarke Bloodstock James Clarke

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International Thoroughbred Solutions Mark Player

JJ Gordon Bloodstock Jeff Gordon

John Foote Bloodstock John Foote

John Ford Bloodstock Agent John Ford

Julian Blaxland Bloodstock Julian Blaxland

Laurel Oak Bloodstock Louis Mihalyka

Magic Millions Barry Bowditch

Mark Pilkington Management Mark Pilkington

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Peter Ford Thoroughbreds Peter Ford

Pinhook Bloodstock International Dave Mee

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Randwick Bloodstock Brett Howard

Sheamus Mills Bloodstock Sheamus Mills

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Wattle Bloodstock Peter Twomey

William Inglis & Son Jonathan D’Arcy

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BOBS bonuses are paid out on racetracks all around NSW, adding a payment of up to $20,000 for each win as a two-year-old and three-year-old. Last season, over $12 million was paid out in cash bonuses and Double-Up vouchers, bringing the total since the scheme’s inception to over $164 million. MARE BONUS Breeders are encouraged to register their Broodmares for the BOBS NSW Mare Bonus, its free to register. The conditions of BOBS were altered back in 2017 for a three-year trial to pay $2 million of bonuses to the registered breeder of mares breeding to BOBS eligible stallions. This will be financed by Racing NSW contributing a further $1 million per annum to BOBS. BOBS Bonus to the Registered Breeder of the Mare whose progeny win a BOBS bonus. Race Type Mare Bonus Metropolitan Saturday

$5,000.00

Metropolitan Weekday, Highway

$2,500.00

Provincial, Country TAB

$1,250.00

Non-TAB $312.50

DOUBLE-UPS A winning owner can choose to take the winning cash bonus, or elect to earn twice the value with a Double-Up Voucher. The Voucher can then be used for either; Purchase of a BOBS eligible horse or a share in a syndicated BOBS eligible horse (through a licensed syndicator) at a Yearling or Ready to Run sale conducted by a participating Sales Company (Magic Millions, William Inglis, New Zealand Bloodstock, Peter Milling Bloodstock or Brisbane Bloodstock). or Stallions service fee payments for participating BOBS NSW based stallions, visit our website for eligible stallions visit the website for stallions listed www.bobs.racingnsw.com.au/eligible-stallions More than $37 million dollars has been put back into the NSW breeding industry through the Double-Up scheme. An owner wishing to take the Double-Up option must register as a “BOBS Buyer” with RNSW within 20 working days of the horse winning. Individual owners may accumulate Double-Up vouchers, but each will expire if it is not redeemed within 24 months of the relevant race win.

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NSW BREEDERS’ UPDATE Winter / Spring 2021

WEBINAR SERIES RECORDINGS NOW AVAILABLE Each year we bring together some of Australia’s leading equine Veterinarians and Thoroughbred industry professionals, covering topical and latest breeding information at our ever-popular seminars. This year we ran a collaborative series of webinars, allowing easy participant access from the safety of the screen. Together the Hunter Thoroughbred Breeders and Thoroughbred Breeders NSW, Agrifutures Australia, Thoroughbred Breeders Victoria, Charles Sturt University and other organisations within the industry, we had participants from across Australian tuned in. If you missed any of these sessions, we now have recordings available for members to access. Session One: Charles Sturt University & AgriFutures Researchers • Preparing for early breeding, foaling, and post-foaling management. (Dr Allan Gunn) • Semen assessment and longevity. (Dr Jennifer Clulow) • Keeping the neonate alive: attention to common abnormalities and their treatments as well as some new processes to improve success, simply. (Prof Sharanne Raidal) Session Two: Timely Breeding Topics • Assessing Placentitis Mares - Why we do it and what we can do to help. (Dr Joan Carrick – Equine Specialist Consulting) • Assessing Problem Dry Mares – What do we need to know before we cover them. (Dr Aaron Hodder – Scone Equine Hospital) • Internal parasites and anthelminthic resistance – What is the alternative. Chris Lawler – International Animal Health) • Understanding Salmonella – What is it and which horses are at risk. (Dr Niamh Collins – Scone Equine Hospital) • On-farm Biosecurity – How to protect horses and people. (Dr Catherine Chicken – Scone Equine Group and Dr Jo Taylor – Hunter New England Health) • Assessing Angular Limb Deformity (Bent legs) – When to start, how often and what to do. (Dr Amy Williamson – Scone Equine Hospital) Session Three: Stud Office Topics • Vaccinations requirements (Dr. Corrine Smith – Zoetis) • Welfare and Traceability Updates (Karen Day – Racing Australia) • Work Health & Safety Stud Farm Basics (Daniel Bowcock – Safe Industries) • Debt Recovery Procedures (Fiona Scott – Thoroughbred Recoveries) • Insurance Updates (Brad Tindall - Surewise Insurance Brokers) • Superannuation Important Changes for Employers (Jason Woodward – Nationwide Superannuation) Webinar Series Recordings Now Available

Session Four: Avenel Equine Hospital Broodmares • I nfertility in the Broodmare - Endometritis (Dr Victoria Charlesworth – Avenel Equine Hospital) • I nfertility in the Broodmare - Oviduct Surgery (Dr Angus Adkins – Avenel Equine Hospital) •P eriparturient Conditions in the Broodmare (Dr Katie Wilcox – Avenel Equine Hospital) Session Five: AgriFutures Australia Researchers • Radiography of yearlings prior to sale - (Dr Ben Ahern) • Strangles and carrier mares - (Dr James Gilkerson) •P ost mortem project and EAFL/caterpillars (Dr Joan Carrick and Dr Victoria Brooks) •P hotosensitisation in horses from Cowpea Aphids (Dr Leslie Weston and Annelies McGaw) •T he next Thoroughbred Horses 5year plan - (Annelies McGaw) Session Six: Avenel Equine Hospital Foals •T he Lame Foal/Septic Arthritis in the Foal (Dr Liz Walmsley – Avenel Equine Hospital) •C onditions of the Newborn Foal (Dr Alex Hendren – Avenel Equine Hospital)

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STAKES WINNERS OVERSEAS Congratulations to the NSW Breeders of these international black type winners 2021 Racing Season

Breeder - Winner

Race Name

“Grp/L *ICSC”

“Grp/L **Local”

Sire - Dam (Dam Sire)

Western Cape Stayers (South Africa)

Dundeel - Sylvaner (Danasinga)

Counties Cup (New Zealand)

Fastnet Rock - Moment In Time (Archway)

HKJC Premier Plate (Hong Kong)

Not A Single Doubt - Donna’s Appeal (Carnegie) Poet’s Voice - Peruvian (Diktat)

Arrowfield Pastoral Pty Ltd & Planette Thoroughbred Atyaab (2015) Caradale Pty Ltd In A Twinkling (2015) Corumbene Stud Southern Legend (2012) Darley Aramaayo (2015)

STC Kranji Mile (Singapore)

Sgp-1

STC Raffles Cup (Singapore)

Sgp-1

Derby (Singapore)

Sgp-1

STC Queen Elizabeth II Cup (Singapore)

Sgp-1

Matamata RC Slipper S. (New Zealand)

ARC Diamond S. (New Zealand)

HKJC Bauhinia Sprint Trophy (Hong Kong)

Star Witness - Rocket Baby (Danzero)

Fiano Romano (2014)

The Keihan Hei (Japan)

Fastnet Rock - Heart Ashley (Lion Heart)

Hostwin Achilles (2016)

Derby Trial (Macau)

Mac-3

Deep Field - Allegra (Dehere)

Elswick Stud Top Knight (2015)

Zoustar - Nero Cavallo (Charnwood Forest)

Go Bloodstock Sword of State (2018)

Snitzel - In The Vanguard (Encosta De Lago)

Golden Grove Stud Farm Explosive Witness (2014) Kia Ora Stud

Black Type Honour Roll

NSW BREEDERS’ UPDATE Winter / Spring 2021

Breeder - Winner

Race Name

“Grp/L *ICSC”

“Grp/L **Local”

Sire - Dam (Dam Sire)

HKJC Chairman’s Sprint Prize (Hong Kong)

All Too Hard - Mihiri (More Than Ready)

Gold Cup (Singapore)

Sgp-1

Hallowed Crown - Secret Selecton (Redoute’s Choice)

Hinchinbrook - Greta’s Yarn (Redoute’s Choice) Fastnet Rock - Asavant (Zabeel)

Kia Ora Stud, David Paradice, Steve McCann Wellington (2016) Mr PM Ballard Big Hearted (2016) Mr G Bunt Champion’s Way (2015)

HKJC Chinese Club Challenge Cup 3 (Hong Kong)

Mr W Calder, Mrs K N Calder Avantage (2015)

Foxbridge Plate (New Zealand)

ARC Railway S. (New Zealand)

WRC Telegraph S. (New Zealand)

Waikato Sprint (New Zealand)

Otaki WFA Stakes (New Zealand)

NZT Breeders Stakes (New Zealand)

STC E W Barker Trophy (Singapore)

Sgp-2

Roman Emperor - Cool Gal (Secret Savings)

Hallmark Stud Handicap (New Zealand)

Declaration Of War - Savont (Exceed and Excel)

STC Derby (Singapore)

Sgp-1

All Too Hard - Mnemonic (Hussonet)

ARC Royal Stakes (New Zealand)

Makfi - Fleece (Daylami)

Charity Mile (South Africa)

Choisir - Hudoo (Halling)

HKJC Premier Cup (Hong Kong)

Deep Field - Laravissante (O’Reilly)

I Am Invincible - Berimbau (Shamardal)

HKJC National Day Cup (Hong Kong)

Exceed and Excel - Girl Hussler (Hussonet)

Belmont Poker S. (USA)

Animal Kingdom - Alexandra Rose (Caesour)

HKJC Jockey Club Sprint (Hong Kong)

Denman - De Chorus (Unbridled’s Song)

HKJC Centenary Sprint Cup (Hong Kong)

Mac-1

Casino Prince - Call Collect (Charge Forward)

Mac-1

Medaglia d’Oro - Ringhals (Street Cry)

Mr JB Cummings Nepean (2013) Mr RA Emery Vigor Winner (2015) Mr G Harvey Hard Too Think (2016) Mr K J Hickman Needle And Thread (2017) Mr R Pegum Hudoo Magic (2015) Mr M Ryan Sky Field (2016)

Raffles Dancers (NZ) Pty Ltd Imperatriz (2018)

ARC Eclipse S. (New Zealand)

Segenhoe Thoroughbreds Australia Pty Ltd Computer Patch (2016) Team Valor Pty Ltd Oleksandra (2014) Torryburn Stud Hot King Prawn (2014)

Vinery Stud (Australia) Pty Ltd Star of Yiu Cheung (2015)

Chairman’s Challenge Cup (Macau)

Widden Stud Australia Pty Ltd, Frampton Racing Simon Fubuku (2016)

Derby (Macau)

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BLACK TYPE HONOUR ROLL NSW Breeders of Australian Stakes Winners from 2021 Racing Season Breeder - Winner

Race Name

Grp/L/R

Sire - Dam (Dam Sire)

Gr 3

Not A Single Doubt - Panorama Ridge (Empire Maker)

Arrowfield Group Pty Ltd, Cloros Bloodstock Pty Ltd Mallory (2018)

Widden Stakes

Arrowfield Group Pty Ltd, Jungle Pocket Pty Ltd Tagaloa (2017)

The Debonair

Gr 3

Lord Kanaloa - Vasilissa (Heart’s Cry)

Reloaded (2016)

Members’ Handicap

Snitzel - Hollow Bullet (Tayasu Tsuyoshi)

Lord Mayor’s Cup

Gr 3

Arrowfield Group Pty Ltd, Klawervlei Stud Lord Olympus (2017)

Mick Dittman Plate

Olympic Glory - Lady Zabelia (Zabeel)

Anders (2017)

The Rosebud

Not A Single Doubt - Madame Andree (War Emblem)

San Domenico Stakes

Gr 3

Missile Mantra (2016)

Summoned Stakes

Gr 3

Smart Missile - Wecansay Mak (Starcraft)

Royalzel (2018)

Gibson Carmichael Stakes

Snitzel - Royal Tithe (Show A Heart)

Theo Marks Stakes

Gr 2

Animal Kingdom - Salutations (Redoute’s Choice)

Moonga Stakes

Gr 3

Arrowfield Pastoral Pty Ltd

Arrowfield Pastoral Pty Ltd & Planette Thoroughbred Wild Planet (2015)

Arrowfield Pastoral Pty Ltd, Gsa Bloodstock Pty Ltd Doubtland (2017)

Danehill Stakes

Gr 2

Not A Single Doubt - Miss Sharapova (Ustinov)

Groundswell (2016)

City Of Adelaide Hcp

Fastnet Rock - The Broken Shore (Hussonet)

Hawkesbury Guineas

Gr 3

Exosphere - First Bloom (Dylan Thomas)

Graff (2015)

Caulfield Sprint

Gr 2

Star Witness - Dinkum Diamond (Keep The Faith)

Aim (2017)

Magic Millions 3yo Guineas

Star Witness - Vintage Strike (Smart Strike)

Sebring - Leone Chiara (Lion Hunter)

Dundeel - Our Kitty (Tale Of The Cat)

Zoustar - Listen Here (Elusive Quality)

Gr 2

I Am Invincible - Set To Skelter (Reset)

Guy Walter Stakes

Gr 2

Eurozone - Soft Landing (Al Maher)

Coolmore Classic

Gr 1

Aston Bloodstock Exoboom (2017) B 2 B Bloodstock

B 2 B Bloodstock, Mr R Salter, Mr T Rourke Embracer (2015)

Hawkesbury Rush

Balance Thoroughbreds Pty Limited Purrfect Deal (2016)

Grafton Cup

Balmoral Operations Pty Ltd Zaniah (2015)

Ascot Handicap

Bell River Thoroughbreds, L Walker, B Hogno Prophet’s Thumb (2015)

Rubiton Stakes

Bell View Park Stud, Foote Street Investments Krone (2015)

Birthmark Ltd T/A Akc Thorougbreds Fasika (2015)

Sapphire Stakes

Gr 2

So You Think - Jarada (Redoute’s Choice)

Stakes Winners Overseas

NSW BREEDERS’ UPDATE Winter / Spring 2021

Breeder - Winner

Race Name

Grp/L/R

Sire - Dam (Dam Sire)

Chapada (2015)

Herbert Power Stakes

Gr 2

Bullet Train - Diamantina Dior (Oasis Dream)

Indian Pacific (2016)

R.s. Crawford Stks

Zoustar - Rosarino (Perugino)

Summer Scorcher

Australasian Oaks

Gr 1

Shamus Award - Music Media (More Than Ready)

Black On Gold (2013)

Ladies Day Cup

Sebring - Fools Gold (Commands)

Think It Over (2015)

Craven Plate

Gr 3

So You Think - Personal Service (Zabeel)

Liverpool City Cup

Gr 3

George Ryder Stakes

Gr 1

Bowness Stud

Media Award (2017) Bylong Park

China Horse Club Racing Pty Ltd Equation (2017)

Canberra Guineas

Press Statement - Purcentage (Onemorenomore)

Dame Giselle (2017)

Silver Shadow Stakes

Gr 2

I Am Invincible - Ballet Society (Stravinsky)

Furious Stakes

Gr 2

Tea Rose Stakes

Gr 2

Cressfield Personal (2017)

Vrc Oaks

Gr 1

Fastnet Rock - Personify (Galileo)

Nimalee (2016)

Emancipation Stakes

Gr 2

So You Think - Dezign (Zabeel)

Jamaea (2018)

Keith Mackay Handicap

Gr 2

Headwater - Isibaeva (Johannesburg)

Testa Rossa Stakes

Exceed And Excel - Dazzler (More Than Ready)

Caulfield Village Stakes

A J Scahill Stks

Gr 3

Darley Coruscate (2014) Kementari (2014)

Lonhro - Yavanna (Redoute’s Choice)

Ranier (2015)

The Wayne Wilson

Lonhro - Kanzan (Commands)

Roheryn (2015)

Show County Quality

Gr 3

Lonhro - Mannington (Danehill)

Falvelon Quality

J J Liston Stakes

Gr 2

Breeders Classic

Gr 2

Expressway Stakes

Gr 2

Canterbury Stakes

Gr 1

Regal Roller Stakes

Poet’s Voice - Patina (Anabaa)

Star Kingdom Stks

Gr 3

Exceed And Excel - Sharp Susan (Touch Of Gold)

Savatiano (2014)

Viridine (2014)

Street Cry - Retsina (Redoute’s Choice)

Drakenstein Stud Signore Fox (2015) Emirates Park Pty Ltd Adelong (2015)

June Stakes

Medaglia D’oro - Snowgums (Redoute’s Choice)

Enthaar (2018)

Atc Gimcrack Stks

Gr 3

Written Tycoon - Final Agreement (Not A Single Doubt)

Mrc Chairman’s Stakes

Gr 3

Flirtini (2015)

Ruabon Sprint

Artie Schiller - Ajaweed (Hennessy)

Lightsaber (2018)

Vrc Sires’ Produce Stakes

Gr 2

Zoustar - Dream Cirque (Dream Ahead)

Liwa (2018)

Supremacy Stks

Mulaazem - Sboog (Redoute’s Choice)

Marboosha (2017)

Moomba Plate

Dream Ahead - Boomex (Exceed And Excel)

Gold Coast Guineas

Gr 3

Najmaty (2018)

Redoutes Choice Stakes

I Am Invincible - Najoom (Northern Meteor)

Vega One (2015)

Btc Cup

Gr 1

Lope De Vega - One Funny Honey (Distorted Humor)

Star Turn - Single Style (Not A Single Doubt)

Encompass International Pty Ltd Miss Hipstar (2018)

Dalrello Stakes

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Race Name

Grp/L/R

Sire - Dam (Dam Sire)

Fernhill Handicap

Frankel - Conversely (Shamardal)

J.j. Atkins

Gr 1

Wa Oaks

Gr 3

Real Impact - Moonsong (Redoute’s Choice)

Magic Millions Wyong 2yo Classic

I Am Invincible - Shirra Nui (Viscount)

Merson Cooper Stakes

Street Boss - Anamato (Redoute’s Choice)

Todman Stakes

Gr 2

Atc Sires Produce Stakes

Gr 1

Blue Diamond Prelude Flly

Gr 2

Evergreen Rich Pty Ltd Converge (2018) Galaxy Breeding Syndicate Lunar Impact (2017) Gall Bloodstock Pty Ltd She’s All Class (2018) Godolphin Australia Anamoe (2018)

Arcaded (2018)

Street Boss - Gloriette (Lonhro)

Magic Night Stakes

Gr 3

Asiago (2016)

Mona Lisa Stakes

Medaglia D’oro - Disputes (Manton)

Athiri (2016)

Razor Sharp Handicap

Lonhro - Retsina (Redoute’s Choice)

Nudgee Quality

Bivouac (2016)

Victoria Racing Club Stks

Gr 1

Exceed And Excel - Dazzler (More Than Ready)

Cloudy (2018)

Dequetteville Stakes

Frosted - Applegate (Exceed And Excel)

Breeders Stakes

Gr 3

Apollo Stakes

Gr 2

Colette (2016)

Hallowed Crown - Libretto (Singspiel)

Endanger (2017)

Gothic Stakes

Medaglia D’oro - Hazard (Flying Spur)

Heresy (2018)

National Stakes

Gr 3

Street Boss - Montsegur (New Approach)

Ingratiating (2018)

Maribyrnong Trial Stakes

Frosted - Obsequious (Lonhro)

Talindert Stakes

Pandemic (2016)

Christmas Stakes

Sepoy - Cataclysm (Marauding)

Paulele (2018)

Kindergarten Stakes

Gr 3

Dawn Approach - Chatoyant (Flying Spur)

Tailleur (2016)

Triscay Stakes

Gr 3

Shooting To Win - Clothing (Commands)

Thermosphere (2017)

Edward Manifold Stakes

Gr 2

Exosphere - Glows (Canny Lad)

Varda (2016)

Chief De Beers Quality

Lonhro - Wild Queen (Loup Savage)

Zethus (2018)

Canonbury Stakes

Gr 3

Exceed And Excel - Melpomene (Elusive Quality)

Queensland Guineas

Gr 2

Al Maher - Confidential Queen (Shamardal)

Newcastle Newmarket Hcp

Gr 3

Your Song - Beautiful Gem (Peintre Celebre)

Gr 3

Rebel Dane - Caves (Bernardini)

The Vanity

Gr 3

Zoustar - Investigates (Strategic)

Declares War (2015)

Birthday Cup

Declaration Of War - Kristeva (Encosta De Lago)

Money Matters (2016)

Hannans Handicap

Canford Cliffs - Miz Nicholls (Danehill)

Roma Cup

Gr 3

Queen Of The Turf Stakes

Gr 1

Sebring - Cleanup (Dehere)

Gr 2

Fastnet Rock - Eskimo Queen (Shinko King)

Goodwood Farm Private Eye (2017) Gooree Park Stud Pty Ltd Gem Song (2015)

Grant Bloodstock Pty Ltd, Mr K Lowe Subterranean (2018)

Ken Russell Memorial Classic

Henderson Racing & Breeding Pty Ltd, Cook Bloodstock Pty Ltd Zou Dancer (2017) Huntworth Stud

Invermein Pty Ltd Nettoyer (2013)

Joy Luck Discretionary Trust Dreamforce (2012)

Tramway Stakes

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Breeder - Winner

Race Name

Grp/L/R

Sire - Dam (Dam Sire)

Inglis Nursery

Fastnet Rock - Hips Don’t Lie (Stravinsky)

Katom Acrobat (2018) Chequerboard (2017)

Tasmanian Oaks

Fastnet Rock - Chi (Zabeel)

Parure (2017)

Caulfield Autumn Classic

Gr 2

Fastnet Rock - Fontein Ruby (Turffontein)

Rock (2015)

Cameron Handicap

Gr 3

Pierro - Subtitle (Fastnet Rock)

Saif (2018)

T L Baillieu Hcp

Gr 3

Pride Of Dubai - Little Miss Smiley (Husson)

O’president (2018)

Skyline Stakes

Gr 2

Fastnet Rock - O’marilyn (O’reilly)

Positive Peace (2015)

The Nivison

Gr 3

Stratum - Warpath (Reset)

Wild Ruler (2017)

Heritage Stakes

Snitzel - Gypsy Robin (Daaher)

Roman Consul Stks

Gr 2

Fireball Stakes

Royal Sovereign Stakes

Gr 2

Golden Slipper Stakes

Gr 1

Extreme Choice - Nothin Leica Storm (Anabaa)

Century Stakes

The Brothers War - Maltese (Tale Of The Cat)

Moonee Valley Quality

Kia Ora Stud Pty Ltd

Kingstar Farm Stay Inside (2018) Kooringal Stud Ancestry (2016)

Laurel Oak Assertively Syndicate Handle The Truth (2015)

National Sprint

Star Witness - Assertively (Bernardini)

Denise’s Joy Stakes

Smart Missile - She’s A Sweetheart (Show A Heart)

Rocha Clock (2016)

Dark Jewel Classic

Gr 3

Pierro - Rocha (Encosta De Lago)

Laure Me In (2014)

Scone Cup

Ad Valorem - Laurelling (Highest Honor)

Carrington Stakes

Casino Prince - Divine Faith (Falbrav)

Civic Stakes

Winter Stakes

Lightning Thoroughbreds Ballistic Lover (2017) Lynch Bages Limited

Miss P Crowley Bandersnatch (2016)

Mr D Nakhle, Elias Nakhle Crosshaven (2017)

Exford Plate

Caulfield Guineas Prelude

Gr 3

Smart Missile - Irish Colleen (Shinko King)

Vrc Carbine Club Stakes

Gr 3

The Bart Cummings

Gr 3

Pierro - Ofcourseican (Mossman)

Kiku (2017)

Ajc Carbine Club Stakes

Gr 3

Zoustar - Atotori (Haradasun)

Zoutori (2015)

Bobbie Lewis Quality

Gr 2

Zoustar - Atotori (Haradasun)

Baguette Stakes

Gr 2

Vrc Newmarket Handicap

Gr 1

Silk Stocking

Real Saga - Wabeel (Commands)

Invictus Salute (2015)

Starlight Stakes

Exceed And Excel - Acquired (O’reilly)

Splintex (2016)

Hall Mark Stakes

Gr 3

Snitzel - Acquired (O’reilly)

Mr Dp Bentata Persan (2016) Mr F Meduri

Mr G Goon Yamazaki (2015) Mr G Grimish

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Race Name

Grp/L/R

Sire - Dam (Dam Sire)

Goldmarket Handicap

High Chaparral - Fuwa (Encosta De Lago)

Mr G Harvey Baller (2015)

Moreton Cup

Gr 2

Chaillot (2016)

Frances Tressady Stakes

Gr 3

Testa Rossa - Mary Of Modena (Encosta De Lago)

Confrontational (2017)

Derby Trial Stakes

Redoute’s Choice - Zastava (Encosta De Lago)

Libertini (2016)

Premiere Stakes

Gr 2

I Am Invincible - Aloha (Encosta De Lago)

Mr G Harvey, Echo Beach Bloodstock Pty Ltd, Encompass International Pty Ltd, Greenwich Stud Pty Ltd, Hybrook Pastoral Co, Southern Breeding Ventures Pty Ltd Outrageous (2015)

Festival Stakes

Gr 3

All Too Hard - Fit And Ready (More Than Ready)

Ian Mcewen Trophy

Gr 2

Commands - Forget The Weather (Stormy Atlantic)

Gloaming Stakes

Gr 3

Tapit - Smokey’s Love (Forestry)

Artorius (2018)

Blue Diamond Stakes

Gr 1

Flying Artie - Gracie’s Lass (Redoute’s Choice)

Happy Go Plucky (2013)

Ipswich Cup

Pluck - Dirty (Hussonet)

Mr G Watson Bella Vella (2014) Mr G West Love Tap (2017) Mr Gj Perry

Mr GJ Perry, Echo Beach Bloodstock Pty Ltd, Hybrook Pastoral Co, Encompass International Pty Ltd, Werrett Bloodstock Pty Ltd Exhilarates (2016)

Always Welcome Stakes

Helen Coughlan Stakes

Snitzel - Samaready (More Than Ready)

Mr HJ Mitchell, M Freedman California Zimbol (2016)

Alinghi Stakes

I Am Invincible - Zimaretto (Anabaa)

Maurice Mccarten Stakes

Gr 3

Glenfiddich (2017)

Moonee Valley Stakes

Gr 2

Fastnet Rock - Nothin But A Dream (First Defence)

Eleven Eleven (2016)

Christmas Classic

Fastnet Rock - Smokin’ Alice (Smoke Glacken)

Magic Millions Cup

Glenlogan Park Stakes

Gr 3

Fastnet Rock - Julinsky Princess (Stravinsky)

George Moore Stakes

Gr 3

Hard Spun - Last Quill (Last Tycoon)

Adrian Knox Stakes

Gr 3

Shamus Award - Meerlust (Johannesburg)

Queensland Oaks

Gr 1

Wenona Girl Quality

Gr 3

Snitzel - Elusive Leone (Elusive Quality)

Northwood Plume Stakes

Gr 3

I Am Invincible - Now Now (Danehill Dancer)

Begonia Belle Stakes

Gr 3

Oxley Road (2017)

Zeditave Stakes

Gr 3

Exceed And Excel - Bonnie Mac (Thorn Park)

Mac ‘N’ Cheese (2018)

Oaklands Plate

Sebring - Bonnie Mac (Thorn Park)

Mv Vase

Gr 2

Night Of Thunder - Tortoni (Strategic)

Adelaide Guineas

Tokyo City Cup

Mr IK Smith

Mr J Bromley Nudge (2016) Mr Kr Landale Hard Empire (2013) Mr M Irwin Duais (2017) Mr MF Doyle Vulpine (2016) Mr Mj O’donnell Fiesta (2015) Mr N Vass

Mr OP Tait Cherry Tortoni (2017) Mr PD Dingwall Regalo Di Gaetano (2015)

Supreme Class - Regalina (Regal Shot)

Stakes Winners Overseas continued

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Breeder - Winner

Race Name

Grp/L/R

Sire - Dam (Dam Sire)

Just Now Quality

Manhattan Rain - Flibbertigibbet (Zabeel)

Breeders Plate

Gr 3

Shalaa - Fimatino (Not A Single Doubt)

Magic Millions 2yo Classic

Pago Pago Stakes

Gr 3

Mr R Tuffy Alison Of Tuffy (2015) Mr Rd Hannon Shaquero (2018)

Mr RS Finemore, Planette Thoroughbred Trading Shout The Bar (2016)

Empire Rose Stakes

Gr 1

Not A Single Doubt - Drinks All Round (O’reilly)

Brian Crowley Stakes

Nicconi - Chicago (Artie Schiller)

Toy Show Quality

Gr 3

Casino Prince - Dorothy Evelyn (Royal Academy)

Hawkesbury Crown

Gr 3

Mrs J Harris The Bopper (2017) Mrs PL Cooper Sweet Deal (2014)

Mrs S Bissett, Mr I C Woodord-Smith Captivant (2018)

Champagne Stakes

Gr 1

Capitalist - Speedboat (Commands)

Jim Moloney Stakes

Written Tycoon - Movie (Red Ransom)

The Thousand Guineas

Gr 1

Royal Parma Stakes

Gr 3

Smart Missile - Rahy Storm (Rahy)

Autumn Stakes

Gr 2

So You Think - Sun Song (Desert Sun)

Newhaven Park Stud Odeum (2017) Yao Dash (2016) Orpheo Pty Ltd Poland (2017)

Packaging Investments Aust Pty Ltd, Haltrow Pty Ltd, Glastonbury Farms Gytrash (2015)

Concorde Stakes

Gr 3

Lope De Vega - Miss Barley (Fastnet Rock)

Heatherlie Handicap

Congrats - Fitness (More Than Ready)

Centaurea Stakes

Ramsey Pastoral Pty Ltd In Good Health (2015)

Randwick Bloodstock Agency Pty Ltd, Taj Farm Pty Ltd, Mr Stephen Whitling Laverrod (2016)

Hareeba Stakes

Toronado - Demasheen (Fastnet Rock)

Inglis 3yo Guineas

Brazen Beau - Pouter (Dubawi)

Xtremetime (2018)

Woodlands Stakes

Extreme Choice - Peace Time (War Front)

Snitch (2014)

Eye Liner Stakes

Lope De Vega - Quaffle (Hurricane Sky)

Reture Pty Ltd Midland (2017) S F Bloodstock L L C

S F Bloodstock L L C, Blake Sandblon Pty Ltd, Winstar Fam Llc, Nsw Profiteer (2018)

Inglis Millennium

Capitalist - Athena Lass (Snitzel)

Gr 3

I Am Invincible - Hurtle Myrtle (Dane Shadow)

Segenhoe Thoroughbreds Australia Pty Ltd Holyfield (2017)

Ming Dynasty Quality Hcp

Kalashnikov (2018)

Black Opal Stakes

Gr 3

Capitalist - Rough Ride (Flying Spur)

Usmanov (2015)

Bribie Handicap

Choisir - Mining Tycoon (Redoute’s Choice)

Lightning Handicap

Segenhoe Thoroughbreds Australia Pty Ltd, Lakeview Resources Fake Love (2018)

Debutant Stakes

I Am Invincible - Anatina (Fastnet Rock)

Sunshine Coast Cup

Bryannbo’s Gift - Horshoe (Commands)

Brc Sprint

Gr 3

H.g. Bolton Sprint

Shipton Lodge Emerald Kingdom (2014) Signature Bloodstock Amasenus (2016)

Stakes Winners Overseas continued

Time For War - Kelendria (Filante)

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Race Name

Grp/L/R

Sire - Dam (Dam Sire)

Pancho (2016)

Kilmore Cup

Dissident - Novel Dancer (Written Tycoon)

Yes Baby Yes (2017)

Moonee Valley Fillies Classic

Gr 2

Dissident - Exabelle (Exceed And Excel)

Angus Armanasco Stakes

Gr 2

Sledmere Stud

Strawberry Hill Stud The Elanora (2017)

Njc 3yo Spring Stakes

Gr 3

Grand Prix Stakes

Gr 3

Redoute’s Choice - Yesterjoy (More Than Ready)

Think Big Stud Pty Ltd, Aj & Cj Jackson Good Idea (2014)

Adelaide Cup

Gr 2

So You Think - Faint Perfume (Shamardal)

Sandown Cup

So You Think - Norzita (Thorn Park)

Silver Slipper Stakes

Gr 2

I Am Invincible - Miss Interiors (Flying Spur)

Gai Waterhouse Classic

Hallowed Crown - Polar Success (Success Express)

St George Stakes

Gr 2

Epaulette - Icy Heels (Medaglia D’oro)

Spring Stakes

Gr 3

All Too Hard - Penny Banger (Zedrich)

Memsie Stakes

Gr 1

Invitation Stakes

Gr 1

Durbridge Stakes

Think Big Stud Pty Ltd, Westcode Pty Ltd Carif (2015) Torryburn Stud Home Affairs (2018) Twin Palms Stud Lillemor (2016) Vieira Group Pty Ltd Paradee (2016)

Wallings Bloodstock Pty Ltd Behemoth (2015)

Classique Legend (2015)

The Shorts

Gr 2

Not A Single Doubt - Pinocchio (Encosta De Lago)

Every Rose (2017)

Light Fingers Stakes

Gr 2

Choisir - Couredge (Show A Heart)

Snickerdoodledandy (2017)

Burgess Queen Stks

Snitzel - Crafty Irna (Starcraft)

Tulloch Stakes

Gr 2

Vancouver - Marianne (Darci Brahma)

Gr 3

Sebring - Fratianne (Lonhro)

Whitby Bloodstock Yaletown (2017)

Widden Stud Australia Pty Ltd Biscayne Bay (2018)

Sajc Sires’ Produce Stakes

Widden Stud Australia Pty Ltd, Gw Evers Pty Ltd Madam Rouge (2015)

Tristarc Stakes

Gr 2

Zoustar - Cabernet (Al Maher)

Three Kings (2018)

Anzac Day Handicap

Sebring - Princess Emmy (King’s Chapel)

Vain Stakes

Gr 3

Sebring - Mischief Night (Shamardal)

Sunshine Coast Guineas

Gr 3

Widden Stud Australia Pty Ltd, Luxor Investments Pty. Limited Our Playboy (Aus) 2017

Widden Stud Australia Pty Ltd, Qatar Bloodstock Ltd, Jorshan Investments Sisstar (2016)

Bel Esprit Stakes

Zoustar - Solar Charged (Charge Forward)

Queen Adelaide Stakes

Siyouni - Spring Colours (Shamardal)

Woodpark Stud See You In Spring (2018)

Stakes Winners Overseas continued

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