The Inglis Classic Sale has established a well-earned reputation for punching above its weight in recent years, with graduates including G1 winners Shadow Hero, Castelvecchio (a winner of over $2.5m in prize money so far) and of course Melbourne Cup winner Vow and Declare. ANZ Bloodstock News previews the upcoming sale in this supplement, with... Read More

Constance Cheng-bred $160,000 colt bound for Hong Kong after Foote strikes Respected agent John Foote believes Per Incanto (Street Cry) remains an underrated stallion who has a growing reputation as a sire of quality horses, particularly in Hong Kong, which is where yesterday’s top-priced lot from Book 2 of the New Zealand Bloodstock Karaka Yearling... Read More

Big crowd, a buzz in the betting ring, carnival atmosphere and a very good racing surface. No, not Flemington, but the Australia Day picnic races at Balnarring.  The formula is simple, of course. Twenty bucks to get in – kids go free – and then please yourself. That is, you may bring in your own... Read More

Savabeel colt also fetches six-figure sum as vibrant Book 1 sale at Karaka comes to a close Two $500,000 lots have brought the curtain down on what investors on both sides of the fence deemed to be a successful three-day Book 1 New Zealand Bloodstock Karaka Yearling Sale. The Exceed And Excel (Danehill) filly and... Read More

New stakes winners Alamosa  – Alamosa (O’Reilly) sired his 17th stakes winner when Windsor (5 g ex Shanro by Lonhro) took out the Timaru Stakes (Listed, 1400m) at Riccarton on Saturday. Alamosa stood for a fee of NZ$5,000 (plus GST) in 2019.    Double for Night Of Thunder – Former Darley shuttler Night Of Thunder... Read More

Exultant (Teofilo) imposed his authority on his local rivals and moved a step closer to a night in Dubai with a solid success in the Centenary Vase Handicap (Gr 3, 1800m) at Sha Tin yesterday. Hong Kong’s champion stayer carried top-weight of 133lb (60 kg)  to secure his second win in the contest and now... Read More