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$50 million Storm Boy deal complete
Coolmore holds off three challengers for stake in Golden Slipper favourite The owners of $50 million colt Storm Boy (Justify), the unbeaten Magic Millions 2YO Classic (RL, 1200m) winner, knew they had a serious juvenile on their hands before he’d even raced. So, too, did a number of studmasters who made unsuccessful initial overtures about... Read More
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Cavanough hopes ‘ugly duckling’ Cerons can shine in Inglis Millennium
The once-in-a-horse’s-lifetime chance at an old-fashioned plunge from the bush may have narrowly come unstuck, but Scone trainer Brett Cavanough feels one-time ugly duckling Cerons (Street Boss) can take the next step in a surprising career in Saturday’s Inglis Millennium (RL, 1100m). Eyes and ears around Victoria sprung open when Cavanough, a man not known... Read More
Lady Laguna adds first Group win to glowing record
OTI Racing’s Lady Laguna (Overshare) again showed how she had blossomed into a formidable four-year-old by scoring her third straight win and her first at Group level in the Southern Cross Stakes (Gr 3, 1200m) in slick time at Rosehill yesterday. Bought as a foal out of the paddock from Victoria’s ill-fated Spendthrift Farm by... Read More
Vagrant breaks through at stakes level
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Coleman shoots to Blue Diamond favouritism
Coleman (Pierata) remained unbeaten and shot to favouritism for the Blue Diamond Stakes (Gr 1, 1200m) with a breathtaking victory in yesterday’s Chairman’s Stakes (Gr 3, 1200m) at Caulfield. A $550,000 Gold Coast purchase last year for his trainer Matt Laurie and Justin Bahen Bloodstock, Coleman started a $2.10 favourite in the five–horse field for... Read More
Waterhouse and Bott unearth yet more juvenile talent at Rosehill
Tulloch Lodge strengthen their already ironclad grip on the juvenile ranks with fine two-year-old stakes double in Sydney Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott’s magical two-year-old onslaught grew only stronger when they swept yesterday’s juvenile features at Rosehill, with Lady Of Camelot (Written Tycoon) streaking away to win the Widden Stakes (Gr 3, 1100m), while Prost... Read More