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German Derby victory a coup for New Zealand breeders
In Swoop’s Hamburg success celebrated on the other side of the world with half-sisters now based down under Leading international bloodstock agent Paul Moroney has struck gold once again. Moroney pioneered sourcing German bloodlines for New Zealand clients back in the 1980s and more than 30 years later his judgment of the European stock is... Read More
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Pinatubo back to his best in Prix Jean Prat on super Sunday for Shamardal
Pinatubo (Shamardal) showed a return to the level of form which made him the highest-rated juvenile in Europe for a quarter of a century when he belatedly got his three-year-old campaign up and running with a win in yesterday’s Prix Jean Prat (Gr 1, 1400m) at Deauville. Despite suffering defeat in both the 2,000 Guineas... Read More
Japan’s Select Sale starts today and features Australian, NZ presence
Group 1 winners Kirramosa, Southern Speed and More Than Sacred among the list of dams for the yearlings and foals auction The focus of the bloodstock world turns to Japan this week, with the Japan Racing Horse Association (JRHA)’s Select Sale the latest live auction to take place amidst the Covid-19 pandemic. This afternoon will... Read More
Thoroughbred Industry Careers launches hunt for new trackwork riders
Accelerator Program will endeavour to find some of Australia’s most talented horsemen and women, giving them the chance to learn from leading jockeys Leading industry education body Thoroughbred Industry Careers (TIC) yesterday launched the Accelerator Program in an attempt to recruit some of Australia’s leading horsemen and women as track riders. The Accelerator Program is... Read More
Not A Single Doubt filly tops Inglis Weanling Sale at $280,000
Victorian vendor O’Brien relieved with strong result after stressful period The Inglis Australian Weanling Sale, which ended yesterday with a Not A Single Doubt (Redoute’s Choice) filly becoming the star attraction at $280,000, has helped keep the breeding industry wheel turning and took the week’s trade to nearly $17 million. The market sentiment experienced at... Read More
Market holds up as buyers play it safe with search for quality over quantity
Six-figure son of champion sire Exceed’s expectations for Middlebrook at Inglis Weanling Sale The doom and gloom pervading the wider economy was certainly not replicated at the Inglis Australian Weanling Sale yesterday, as the company continued its return to live auctions in the Covid-19 era with the marketplace once again demonstrating its remarkable resilience in... Read More