Six of the best

This week we take a look at six of the more intriguing lots up for offer at next week’s Inglis Classic Yearling Sale.  Lot 103 SNITZEL – LET’S MAKE ADEAL by Red Ransom Arrowfield offers this filly brimming with tantalising nicks and boasting former champion stayer Let’s Elope (Nassipour) as her third dam. Let’s Make... Read More

Alex Wiltshire appointed editor of ANZ, Jo McKinnon joins reporting team

ANZ Bloodstock News is delighted to announce Alex Wiltshire as the new editor of the publication, assuming the role with immediate effect, while esteemed racing personality Jo McKinnon will be joining as a journalist ahead of the Inglis Classic Yearling Sale. Wiltshire, 28, has proved an integral member of the ANZ Bloodstock News team since... Read More

Keys hoping to unlock Star Witness filly’s promise in Prelude

Winsum’s half-sister Caliper earns debut in Blue Diamond lead-up at Caulfield on Saturday Ken Keys, the Cranbourne trainer who continues to skirt around the edges of a yearling sale in his quest to unearth his stable’s next good horse, will have a throw at the stumps with an unraced Star Witness (Starcraft) filly in the... Read More

Four for Capitalist

New first season sire winners Capitalist Mozzarella (2 f ex Parmalove by Snitzel) provided Newgate Farm’s Capitalist (Written Tycoon) with his fourth individual winner when she took out an 800-metre two-year-old contest at Riccarton Park on Saturday. Trained by Nick Wigley and Kayla Milnes, Mozzarella was having her third start after two previous unplaced runs... Read More

Bargain hunter Mok cleans up with Simon Fubuki

Popular owner Mok Shing Fung has a real bargain buy on his hands in his Australian import Simon Fubuki (Medaglia d’Oro), who simply destroyed a good quality Class 2 field on the all-weather surface with a seven-length victory on Saturday. Prepared by Rambo Tse and ridden by Peter Lao, Simon Fubuki traveled handy in the... Read More

Autumn is Peltzer’s time to step out from the shadows

So You Think colt set to resume in the Eskimo Prince Stakes on his favoured Randwick track The hype around three-year-olds whose stud careers have already been sewn up may have Eskimo Prince Stakes (Gr 3, 1200m) contender Peltzer (So You Think) flying under the radar, but Gerald Ryan wants to wait and see what... Read More