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The first Swettenham Stud-bred foals by Equiano (Acclamation) are on the ground at Adam Sangster’s Nagambie nursery. Equiano has arrived at Swettenham for his second Southern hemisphere book and will stand for an ‘early-bird’ fee of $13,000 (inc GST). Equiano and his first foals will be on show at the Swettenham Stud stallion parade this Sunday.

BODEMEISTER RETIREDThe Grade One winner Bodemeister (Empire Maker), who was second in the Kentucky Derby (Gr 1, 10f) and Preakness Stakes (Gr 1, 9.5f) has been retired from racing and will stand at stud at WinStar Farm. “Bodemeister has a peripheral nerve injury which caused atrophy of the infraspinatus muscle in his left shoulder,” said Dr Larry Bramlage, specialist from Rood and Riddle Equine Hospital. “Obviously, this made us look at something unusual, rather than a normal lameness. His legs are

A plethora of shuttle sires

have arrived at the farms in

Australasia in the last few days

ahead of the 2012 Southern

hemisphere breeding season.

Among the arrivals are some new faces to

the Southern hemisphere rosters, including

Emirates Park’s first-season sire Dream

Ahead (Diktat), who has arrived in readiness

for a busy weekend and a very active four

months of covering ahead.

Fresh from an initial Northern hemisphere

covering season at Ballylinch Stud in Ireland,

Dream Ahead took little time in settling into

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DUNDEEL is the latestGroup winning prospect for the

sire of SO YOU THINK

Race watchers on Wednesday would no doubt agree that High Chaparral(IRE) has his next star in the making after watching the performance ofexciting colt Dundeel [at Wyong in a very competitive restricted event forthree-year-olds over 1350 metres].The Murray Baker trained colt showed real potential when scoring an easydebut win at Ellerslie back in April over 1200 metres and was immediatelysent to the paddock with a spring campaign in mind.Dundeel is very true to the High Chaparral (IRE) type and looks a greatcandidate to continue his sire's great record with three year-olds….SOURCE: WWW.BREEDNET.COM.AU, 22 AUGUST 2012

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SHUTTLE SIRES ARRIVE IN SOUTHERN HEMISPHERE AHEAD OF NEW SEASONArrivAls include first-seAson sires dreAm AheAd And Gio Ponti

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his new environment and appears in great shape after fulfilling his

quarantine requirements.

Emirates Park nominations manager Bryan Carlson reported: “It’s

very exciting to see him arrive on the property. He is exactly how I

thought he would be – an outstanding looking horse.”

Carlson added: “It’s also great to see him in such good shape as he

has his first inspections booked for early on Thursday morning. As you’d

expect from a horse of his calibre, the interest in Dream Ahead has

been very strong and there are plenty of breeders booked to inspect

him over the coming weekend.”

The seven-time Grade One winner Gio Ponti (Tale Of The Cat) has

arrived safely from North America to Arrowfield Stud, where he will

stand this season for a fee of $22,000 inc GST.

Arrowfield’s John Messara said, “Gio Ponti’s superlative record will

stamp him one of the all-time great American turf horses.

“His athleticism, good looks and Tale of the Cat’s proven compatibility

with Australasian bloodlines make him a very exciting addition to our

roster.”

So You Think (High Chaparral), who will stand his first season at

Coolmore Australia for a fee of $66,000, has arrived back on Australian

soil, along with the American Champion Juvenile Uncle Mo (Indian

Charlie), whose first season fee will be $24,200.

“The horses have arrived in great condition and it’s an exciting time

with such an array of quality horses returning,” commented Coolmore

Australia General Manager Michael Kirwan.

“So You Think is the most desirable stallion prospect to retire to this

country in many a season and it’s great to have him back here again.

He’s just a beautiful horse and has clearly taken his trip down here

well, as you’d expect of a horse with such an admirable constitution,”

said Kirwan.

“We are very much looking forward to showing these horses off to

our clients at our parades on Sunday and I really believe that Uncle

Mo is a horse that everyone will be talking about afterwards. He’s an

outstanding specimen – a big, strong, fast looking horse with great

quality,” added Kirwan.

The Darley shuttle sires, including the new recruits Sepoy (Elusive

Quality), Helmet (Exceed And Excel) and Poet’s Voice (Dubawi), as well

as Lonhro (Octagonal), Exceed And Excel (Danehill), New Approach

(Galileo) and Hard Spun (Danzig) have all arrived back in Australia

ahead of this year’s covering season.

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EMIRATES PARK TO DO CHARITY wALKEmirates Park has put a team together to do 4tracks4kids, which will include

Tania Rouse and Bryan Carlson, who will be walking from Warwick Farm to Randwick children’s Hospital via the four main Sydney racetracks on the 1 October. To show your support and to get behind the fundraising click here.

DUNDEEL IMPRESSES AT wYONGNew Zealand colt Dundeel (High Chaparral) will head towards the Spring

Champion Stakes (Gr 1, 2000m) in Sydney and then the Victoria Derby (Gr 1, 2500m) after his impressive Australian debut winning over 1350m at Wyong yesterday. “I probably rate this horse a little better than Sangster,” said his jockey James McDonald in comparing Dundeel to the 2011 Victoria Derby winner.


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SHE’S A FOX INJUREDExciting filly She’s A Fox (Fastnet Rock) is out for the spring after she injured a ligament at the back of a knee. “We could have pushed on and treated it but she’s too good a filly to risk,” said trainer Anthony Cummings. “We took the conservative view in dealing with it. She will have some treatment and she’ll be out for three months and come back in the autumn,” he added.

REKINKLED ALLIANCE DIESThe Paul Messara-trained multiple Group placegetter Rekindled Alliance (Redoute’s Choice) collapsed and died from a heart attack shortly after completing trackwork on Wednesday morning. “Stable star Rekindled Alliance passed away this morning. He had a heart attack shortly after finishing his work. The stable is devastated,” said Paul Messara.

MUFASA FAVOURITEMufhasa (Pentire), a $3.50 favourite for Saturday week’s Makfi Challenge Stakes (Gr 1, 1400m) at Hawkes Bay, worked nicely yesterday in an exhibition gallop on a heavy track at Ruakaka. “He started at

the 1200m mark and travelled 1000m in what was a pleasing effort on a tough track,” said trainer Stephen McKee.

AFSARE POSSIBLE FOR COX PLATETrainer Luca Cumani will decide in the next fortnight if Afsare (Dubawi), runner-up in the Arlington Million (Gr 1, 10f) in Chicago last Saturday, comes to Melbourne for this year’s Cox Plate (Gr 1, 2040m) at Moonee Valley on 27 October. “It’s possible that he might come for the Cox Plate but we need to see how he comes out of the race and how he trains in the next couple of weeks before making a final decision,” Cumani said.

FRANKEL STEPS UP wITH EASEWorld Champion Frankel (4c Galileo - Kind by Danehill) took a step up in trip with ease, scoring a seven length victory over Farhh (Pivotal) and St Nicholas Abbey (Montjeu) in the Juddmonte International (Gr 1, 1m2f) on the first day of York’s Ebor Festival. Jockey Tom Queally, who has ridden Frankel in all of his races, said, “It is unbelievable. It was special today as everybody really

got behind him and the Yorkshire crowd really appreciated him being here. Going that quick a pace helped as there was no funny business. It was end-to-end we were racing and the best horse won and he won comprehensively.” Frankel has now beaten the record of Rock Of Gibraltar (Danehill) with his eighth successive Group One victory.

FIRST STAKES wINNER FOR DEFENCEDundonnell (2c ex Family by Danzig) was the first stakes winner for his sire First Defence (Unbridled’s Song) when winning the Acomb Stakes (Gr 3, 7f) at York yesterday. First Defence stood for a fee of US$7,500 at Juddmonte’s Kentucky base this season.

wORTHY SCORES FIRST GROUP VICTORYThe John Gosden-trained Thought Worthy (3c Dynaformer – Vignette by Diesis) was the pillar to post winner of the Great Voltigeur Stakes (Gr 2, 1m4f) at York yesterday, beating the favourite Main Sequence (Aldebaran). The three-year-old, who is owned and was bred by George Strawbridge, won the Fairway Stakes (Listed, 1m2f) at Newmarket in May.


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racing newsSecret Admirer Starts Caulfield Cup Campaign

Dual Group One winner Secret Admirer (Dubawi)

resumes in the Warwick Stakes (Gr 2, 1400m) at

Warwick Farm on Saturday as the first step in a

campaign geared towards the Caulfield Cup (Gr 1,

2400m) on 20 October.

She has not won beyond 1600m but Secret Admirer has shown

connections enough at her only two starts beyond that journey to

come under consideration for the Caulfield Cup.

“Because she gets well weighted in that race we felt it was

time to try her over 2400m. She ran fifth in the Cox Plate and

third in the Queen Elizabeth so we’ve got a little bit of an inkling

that she will handle it,” said trainer Grahame Begg.

Reflecting the fact she will be aimed at longer races, Secret

Admirer will resume over 1400m for the first time on Saturday.

Her other first-up runs have been over shorter journeys and she

has been placed in all three.

Secret Admirer has not raced since third to More Joyous (More

Than Ready) and Manighar (Linamix) in the Queen Elizabeth

Stakes (Gr 1, 2000m) at Randwick on 28 April.

Along with the Peter Moody-trained Lights Of Heaven (Zabeel),

Secret Admirer will be striving to become the first mare to win the

Warwick Stakes since Private Steer (Danehill Dancer) in 2004.

The Missile Stakes (Gr 3, 1200m) winner Pinwheel (Lonhro)

was favourite with the NSW TAB at $2.90 ahead of Gai

Waterhouse-trained former New Zealander Rock`N’ Pop (Fastnet

Rock) at $5.50 with Secret Admirer and Lights Of Heaven both

at $8.00.

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international sales newsArqana Sale Ends With Good Results

The fourth and final day of the Arqana Deauville August

Yearling Sale saw the average price of €49,292 increase by

2.8% from the same day last year. However, the clearance

rate dropped from 79% to 63%, with the aggregate and

median also declining.

Shadwell were busy once again, picking up two of the top three lots of

the session, including Lot 351, a grey filly by Dubawi (Dubai Millennium)

out of the Listed placed Symba’s Dream (Vindication), herself a half

sister to US Grade One winner Heritage Of Gold (Gold Legend). The

Haras du Quesnay-consigned filly was knocked down for €200,000.

Shadwell also paid €130,000 for Lot 395 a son of Group One winning

season sire Montmartre (Montjeu), who has his first two-year-olds this

year. The colt is the first foal out of Avanguardia (Choisir) a winner in

France at three. This is also the family of the German Champion Three-

Year-Old Arcadio (Monsun).

The second-highest price was paid for Lot 388, a Pastoral Pursuits

(Bahamian Bounty) colt out of Annabelle Ja (Singspiel), and a half brother

to July Stakes (Gr 2, 6f) and Richmond Stakes (Gr 2, 6f) winner Libranno

(Librettist), who was consigned by Haras des Loges and bought by the

Mandore International Agency for €150,000.

Mandore was once again busy on day four of the sale, buying eight

lots for €575,000 and ended the sale as top buyer with 22 purchases

for €3,582,000.

The overall figures did show a 10% decline in the aggregate but the

average was up by 2.5% and the median remained the same. The

clearance rate fell to 65.7% from 74.9%.

Lot 395 Montmatre - Avanguardia colt ARQUANA

Sale Statistics Overall 2012 2011

Catalogued 471(-0.4%) 473

Offered 440 (+0.5% ) 438

Sold 289 (65.7%) 328 (74.9%)

Aggregate €29,641,500 (-10%) €32,936,000

(inc Private Sales)

Average €98,318 (+2.5%) €95,924

Median €65,000 €65,000

Top Price €1,200,000 €1,700,000

Sale Statistics Day Four 2012 2011

Catalogued 123 (-1.6%) 125

Offered 115 (-2.5%) 118

Sold 71 (61.7%) 93 (78.8%)

Aggregate €3,674,000 (-19.7%) €4,573,500

Average €49,634 (+3.5%) €47,935

Median €40,000 (-4.8%) €42,000

Top Price €200,000 €240,000

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industry newsRacing Employee Awards At Moonee Valley

Finalists for the 2012 Tabcorp Victorian Thoroughbred

Employee of the Year awards were announced yesterday.

The annual awards recognise industry participants who

have worked behind the scenes to support their employer

and stable within the racing industry and will be announced at the

Moonee Valley race meeting on Saturday.

“We are extremely excited to be offering these awards, with the

support of Tabcorp, for these unsung heroes often go unnoticed.

But it is their passion, dedication and skills which are crucial to the

continued success of Victoria’s thoroughbred racing industry,” said

Bernard Saundry, Racing Victoria CEO.

This year’s awards are for employees for the 2011-12 racing

season, who will vie for a $1,000 cheque in each of four categories,

spanning full and part time employees, track rider and new staff

member.

Category winners will then be in contention for the top award, the

Tabcorp Victorian Thoroughbred Employee of the Year title, with the

winner receiving $5,000.

The finalists for the Full Time Stable Employee of the Year award

(people who work at least 35 hours per week for the same stable)

are: Steven Brown and Laura Dixon (Mick Price Racing, Caulfield),

Stephen Payne (Darren Weir Racing Stables, Ballarat) and Rebecca

Osborne (Mick Sell Racing, Kyneton).

In the Part Time Stable Employee of the Year section (employees

who work no more than 30 hours per week for any one stable) there

are two contenders.

The finalists are Emma Donaldson (works at her father Graham

Donaldson’s Bendigo stable) and Rebecca Miller (works for trainer

Liz Aalbers at Wodonga).

The finalists in the Track Rider of the Year category are Harley

Ricketts (Shea Eden Racing and Pre-Trainers at Mornington) and

Peta Tait (Robbie Griffiths Racing at Cranbourne).

While Dominic Rhoden, (trainer Shaun Dwyer at Bendigo) is up

against Lisa Pucci (Craig Conron Racing in Geelong) in the New

Staff Member of the Year award, which is open to employees of less

than one year in the racing and breeding industry.



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“He will undoubtedly have

a strong and lasting

impact on the European

bloodstock industry.”

The words of Georges Rimaud, manager

of the Aga Khan Studs in France pertaining

to Redoute’s Choice (Danehill) and the

announcement last week that the dual

Champion Sire will shuttle to Europe next

year.

Recognised not only as a great stallion

with his 89 stakes winners, including 21 Group

One winners, Redoute’s Choice has well and

truly been making his mark as a sire of sires

– already ten of his sons have sired stakes

winners.

Six of those – Stratum (Crystal Lily,

Streama), Snitzel (Sizzling), Not A Single

Doubt (Always Certain), Duelled (Shootoff),

Bradbury’s Luck (Luckygray) and Fast ‘N’

Famous (Quintessential) have sired Group One

winners and this is an encouraging sign as not

all of those stallions were themselves winners

at the elite level.

There was for a long time a widely held

belief that a strong sire line struggled to survive

beyond five generations but with the modern

stallion siring such large numbers of progeny

there are greater opportunities to produce sire

sons.

If such a theory was to hold true, Redoute’s

Choice would not be faring as well as he is –

being a member of an old sire line (Danehill –

Danzig – Northern Dancer – Nearctic – Nearco

– Pharos, etc) that continues to thrive.

It seems that the decision to shuttle

Redoute’s Choice at this late stage of his

career (he turned 16 a few weeks ago) may

not only be for European breeders to make the

most of his worth as a stallion – but also for his

proven ability to sire a sire.

Hailing from one of the world’s great

stallion families – being a descendant of the

great Best In Show (Traffic Judge), Redoute’s

Choice is a stallion whose sons fare well with a

wide range of mares.

As with Redoute’s Choice, his sons love

Star Kingdom – including Bletchingly (Biscay),

whose son Canny Lad is Redoute’s Choice’s

dam sire. Not A Single Doubt (Squamosa and

Unanimously), Stratum (Éclair Mystic) and

Snitzel (Salade) have all sired stakes winners

line-bred to Bletchingly, whilst there have

been another 11 stakes winners by Redoute’s

Choice’s sons with other strains of Bletchingly’s

sire Biscay (Star Kingdom) in their dam lines –

five of those through Marscay.

Redoute’s Choice’s sons also thrive with

Sir Tristram (Sir Ivor) with 11 stakes winners

– including the Group One winners Streama,

Always Certain, Luckygray and Shootoff – bred

on this cross.

Redoute’s Choice’s sire Danehill (Danzig)

has thrived when Northern Dancer is duplicated

and his son and grandsons are continuing this

tradition.

Some 28 (including seven Group One

winners) of the 46 stakes winners sired by

Redoute’s Choice stallions to date feature

multiple strains of Northern Dancer within five

generations – Nijinsky II the most prevalent

followed by Sadler’s Wells and Danehill’s sire

Danzig.

Danzig’s reputation as a line-breeding

subject is growing and it is only a matter of

time before we see more and more horses

line-bred to Danehill – noting that already

two of Redoute’s Choice’s stakes winning

granddaughters – Single Spice (Not A Single

Doubt) and Darlington Abbey (Stratum) are

line-bred to him.

With the Redoute’s Choice/Last Tycoon

cross working so well, it is not surprising that

breeders have been trying this into the next

generation. Last Tycoon’s sire Try My Best

(Northern Dancer) is a grandson of Best In

Show who boasts an outstanding strike rate

as a line-breeding force.

Stakes winners Dances On Stars (Snitzel)

and Cheyenne Warrior (Not A Single Doubt) are

both out of Last Tycoon line mares. Meanwhile

Bradbury’s Luck’s Listed-winning daughter

Ringa Ringa Rosie is out of a granddaughter

of El Gran Senor (Northern Dancer) – Try My

Best’s brother.

Mr Prospector line mares traditionally cross

extremely well with members of the Northern

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Dancer line and Redoute’s Choice’s sons

are no exception with eight stakes winners

(including last weekend’s San Domenico

Stakes (Gr 3, 1100m) winner Snitzerland)

bred on this cross.

Mares carrying a strain of Vain (Wilkes)

have also fared nicely with Redoute’s Choice’s

sons with six stakes winners. Three of those,

including the Golden Slipper (Gr 1, 1200m)

heroine Crystal Lily are by Stratum, whose

second dam sire is Vain.

Roberto (Hail To Reason) also pops up in

the female lines of a number of the stakes

winners by Redoute’s Choice stallions – five

including this year’s Queensland Oaks (Gr

1, 2400m) winner Quintessential (Fast ‘N’

Famous).

Relatives Mill Reef (Never Bend) and

Blushing Groom (Red God) have between

them appeared in the dam lines of five of

Redoute’s Choice’s sons stakes winners.

elite elle tuRns foRtunes ARound“Only 18 wins to go!” joked trainer Tony Vasil to

the owners of exciting filly Elite Elle (Shamardal

– Mystic Elle by Encosta De Lago) after her

fourth win (Quezette Stakes, Listed 1100m)

from as many starts at Caulfield last Saturday.

She may have a long way to go to emulate

the deeds of fellow unbeaten mare Black Caviar

(Bel Esprit) but her owners, including breeders

Danny and Carol Watson are enjoying the ride

so far.

And it is deserved success, their mare

Mystic Elle having endured more of her share

of bad luck losing two of her first three foals in

tragic circumstances.

Her first by Fasliyev (Nureyev) suffered from

internal injuries when stood on by its dam, while

her third foal by Tale Of The Cat (Storm Cat)

failed to recover from injuries sustained when

getting its head through a fence.

Showing the resilience of all breeders of

the thoroughbred, the Watsons persevered

with sending Mystic Elle to high quality stallions

and to date she has rewarded them with three

winners from as many to race.

The first of those, True Tales (Tale Of The

Cat) looked very good winning his first four starts

including two at Moonee Valley – but ultimately

proved disappointing.

“He just didn’t grow between two and

three,” Danny Watson recalled.

Also finding form quickly was Mystic Elle’s

next foal Classic Elle (Reset) was a second-

up winner and stakes placed twice during her

debut campaign last spring.

Looking set for a successful autumn after

an impressive first up victory at Moonee Valley

in March, Classic Elle was unfortunately injured

two starts later – found to have a “slightly

fractured pelvis.”

Currently undergoing rehabilitation with

Matthew Feiss, Classic Elle is expected back

at Tony Vasil’s stables within the next couple

of weeks.

Liking the Storm Cat (Storm Bird) line for

Mystic Elle, Watson chose Shamardal (Giant’s

Causeway) as her mate in 2008 – Elite Elle the

result.

The 13th stakes winner for Encosta De Lago

(Fairy King) as a broodmare sire, Elite Elle hails

from a good winning family, her dam five-time

half-sister to the Group One placed Cancanelle

(Danehill Dancer).

Mystic Elle’s dam Richelle (Century) – also

grandam of the Group placed Gail (Bianconi)

- is a daughter of the Listed winning juvenile

Rich Habit (Karaman) from a family that has

produced two stakes winners in recent years –

Paprika (General Nediym) and Streetcar Magic

(Blevic).

This is a family – one that descends from the

influential Teppo (Ladas) – that has produced

high-class horses for generations.

The second stakes winner bred on a

Storm Cat/Encosta De Lago cross (the New

Zealand Listed winner Minnaloushka by

Black Minnaloushe the first), Elite Elleboasts

an interesting pedigree with a 5 X 4 cross of

Northern Dancer (Nearctic) supported by a

strain of that legendary stallion’s lesser known

brother Northern Native – Mystic Elle’s third

dam sire.

Shamardal is out of a mare by Machiavellian

(Mr Prospector), another member of the

Northern Dancer family – meaning that Elite Elle

carries three different strains of the wonderful

mare Natalma (Native Dancer).

And even more of this family through

Shamardal’s 5 X 4 cross of Halo (Hail To

Reason).

Also of interest is a 7 X 6 cross of the

Kentucky Oaks (Gr 1, 9f) heroine Lalun

(Djeddah), whose sons Bold Reason (Hail To

Reason) and Never Bend (Nasrullah) have

proven a remarkable force when bought

together – the pair combining in the pedigrees

of at least 47 stakes winners.

There are other interesting forces at work

within Elite Elle’s pedigree – including a 4 X 5

cross of Mr Prospector (Raise A Native) and a

background duplication of the fine mare Pasqua

(Donatello II) through her English Derby (Gr 1,

1m4f) winning son Pinza (Chanteur II) and her

descendant Karaman (Karayar).

Currently in foal to Bernardini (A P Indy), by

whom she has a yearling colt, Mystic Elle will be

served this spring by New Approach (Galileo).

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Margins: 4.5 lens, 0.4 lens. Time: 58.05 (last 600m 33.38).

R2: D’Orsogna Hcp (64), $15000, 1200m.

1. SECRET RULER (AUS) (6 br g Xaar (Gb) - Most Secret (AUS)).

T: F R Kersley J: D Staeck

2. Rakuroo (AUS) (5 b g Rakti (GB) - Cucurru (AUS)).

3. Fighting The Blues (AUS) (5 ch g Fighting Falcon (USA) - Trib’s

Girl (AUS)).

Margins: 1.5 lens, 0.5 lens. Time: 1:12.26 (last 600m 35.01).

R3: Facebook.Com/Perthracing (68), $17500, 1650m.

1. DESTROY (AUS) (4 b g Natural blitz (AuS) - Old Model (AUS)).

T: Jeff Noske J: Jarrad Noske

2. Rancher’s Gold (AUS) (5 ch g Vain Rancher (AUS) - Shakuru

Gold (AUS)).

3. Loyalty (AUS) (9 b/br g Magic Of Money (AUS) - Music Lesson

(AUS)).


R4: Pr Midweek Roast Package (68), $17500, 1650m.

1. SPLIT THE FAITH (AUS) (4 br m keep The faith (AuS) - Split

Rock (AUS)). T: A W Noonan J: J Mallyon

2. Shezapro (AUS) (4 br m Econsul (NZ) - Prozero (AUS)).


3. Saxabelle (AUS) (4 b m Saxon (AUS) - Kiseki Belle (AUS)).



R5: Sky Racing Hcp (64), $15000, 2100m.

1. EXIHT (AUS) (8 b g Ihtiram (IRE) - Homesville Lass (AUS)). T:

J G Mcguckin J: S Mc Gruddy

2. Fa’em (AUS) (4 b g Churchill Downs (AUS) - Isanami (AUS)).


3. Confianza (AUS) (4 b g State City (USA) - Miss Jiwa (AUS)).


R6: Playeronline.Com.Au Hcp (72), $20000, 1000m.

1. KIDDY CAT (AUS) (5 b m bearcat (AuS) - Never’s Kid (AUS)).

T: D R Harrison J: W Pike

$14,000 Magic Millions Perth Westspeed Yearling Sale

2. Curramulka (AUS) (7 gr g Akhenaton (AUS) - Broglio (AUS)).

$6,000 Magic Millions Perth Yearling Sale (Session 4-5)

3. In His Hands (AUS) (4 b g Blackfriars (AUS) - Canny Justice

(AUS)).


R7: Budget Car & Truck Rental (64), $15000, 1200m.

1. GINGERVATE (AUS) (5 ch m Stratum (AuS) - Elevate (AUS)).

T: G C Ballantyne J: Mitchell Pateman

2. Let’s Buy Iht (AUS) (5 b m Bearcat (AUS) - Sel Iht (AUS)).

3. My Lovely Lovely (AUS) (4 ch m Flying Pegasus (AUS) - She’s So

Halo (AUS)).


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R8: Twitter.Com/Perthracing Hcp-72, $20000, 1400m.

1. BLOMKVIST (AUS) (4 b g Danzero (AuS) - Citiscene (AUS)).

T: S J Wolfe J: S Mc Gruddy

$90,000 Inglis Australian Easter Yearling Sale

2. Ontrust (AUS) (5 ch g Choisir (AUS) - Cyclone Annie (AUS)).

$35,000 Inglis Australian Easter Yearling Sale (Session 2)

3. Dante’s Oak (AUS) (9 b g Dante’s Fury (AUS) - Metal Princess

(AUS)).


EAGLE fARM (QLD) Good(3)R1: Cnw Electrical Stakes Mdn, $13000, 1600m.

1. TALE OF HARMONY (AUS) (4 ch m Tale Of The Cat (uSA) -

Harmonia (AUS)). T: John Thompson J: M Cahill

$110,000 Magic Millions Gold Coast Yearling Sale

2. Sinusoidal (AUS) (3 ch g Husson (ARG) - Wavelength (AUS)).

3. Rabanal (AUS) (5 ch g Lion Heart (USA) - Sparkling Success

(AUS)).

$130,000 Magic Millions QTIS Yearling Sale


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R2: Samios Plumbing Classic Mdn, $13000, 1300m.

1. ACCIDENTAL (AUS) (3 b g Choisir (AuS) - Winaqua (AUS)). T:

K M Schweida J: L V Cassidy

2. Gibberer (AUS) (3 ch f Rahy (USA) - Keep On Talking (USA)).

3. Annie’s Bridge (AUS) (4 b/br m Collate (AUS) - Angellala

(AUS)).


R3: The Proud Aussie Hcp (C5), $13000, 1200m.

1. DANEODIN (AUS) (6 b g king Of Danes (AuS) - Marcat (AUS)).

T: R R Wilson J: Timothy Bell

2. Bribie (AUS) (5 gr g Show A Heart (AUS) - Wabble (AUS)).

3. Funny Falve (AUS) (5 br m Falvelon (AUS) - Fun For Us (AUS)).


R4: Key Supplier Shield Mdn Hcp, $13000, 1000m.

1. OLD LOFTY (AUS) (4 b/br g Hidden Dragon (AuS) - Shine (NZ)).

T: Cherie O’neill J: M Hellyer

2. Schiavone (AUS) (3 ch f Snippetson (AUS) - Fedorova (FR)).

3. Gleesonator (AUS) (3 br g Snippetson (AUS) - Miss Rogers

(AUS)).



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R5: Young Tradies Dash (Bm75), $13000, 1000m.

1. POINTE DANCER (AUS) (6 b m Noverre (uSA) - Volante Marie

(AUS)). T: Steven O’dea J: Ms M Vance

$17,000 Inglis Sydney Classic Yearling Sale

2. Devils Melody (AUS) (5 b/br m Falvelon (AUS) - Never Late

(AUS)).


3. Cyclone Brad (AUS) (5 ch g Sequalo (AUS) - More Money Honey

(AUS)).


R6: Ausbuy Challenge Hcp (C3), $13000, 1300m.

1. BALKUIN (AUS) (4 b/br g bradbury’s Luck (AuS) - Myffa (AUS)).

T: Bruce Hill J: Anthony Allen

2. Sheez Keen (AUS) (4 b m Foreplay (AUS) - Cotton Bay (AUS)).

3. Royal Shout (AUS) (4 ch g Sequalo (AUS) - Royal Drink (AUS)).


R7: Cnw & Samios Partnership (C3), $13000, 1500m.

1. TRIPLE ELITE (AUS) (6 b g Commands (AuS) - Beat The Best

(AUS)). T: R L Heathcote J: P Hammersley


2. Tenacious Jack (AUS) (4 b/br g Snitzel (AUS) - Scenic Mist

(AUS)).


3. Billy Aucash (AUS) (5 b/br g Aucash (AUS) - Ascending (AUS)).


MORpHETTVILLE (SA) Slow(6)R1: Boag’s Draught Mdn Plate, $10000, 2052m.

1. ELEGIDO (AUS) (5 gr/bl m Danetree (AuS) - Tandoaka (AUS)).

T: Ms S Ratsch J: Ms L Stojakovic

2. Mr Schiller (AUS) (4 b g Artie Schiller (USA) - Imagine Harmony

(NZ)).

3. Heavensake (AUS) (4 b/br g God’s Own (AUS) - Danzelle

(AUS)).

$16,000 Magic Millions Adelaide Yearling Sale


R2: Irish Day 1st September Mdn, $10000, 1100m.

1. D’ARTAGNAN (AUS) (3 b g Artie Schiller (uSA) - Satin Sheets

(AUS)). T: Tony Mcevoy J: M Neilson

2. Words Of War (AUS) (3 b g Dylan Thomas (IRE) - Zenarta

(AUS)).

$40,000 Inglis Melbourne Premier Yearling Sale

3. Enduro (NZ) (3 b c Savabeel (AUS) - Imco Main (ITY)).

NZ$100,000 New Zealand Bloodstock Premier Yearling Sale

Margins: 2 lens, 0.1 lens. Time: 1:06.27 (last 620m 36.70).

R3: Paul’s Milk Mdn Plate, $10000, 1100m.

1. MONICA KATE (AUS) (3 ch f face Value (AuS) - Artful Gold

(AUS)). T: G V Richards J: Ms A Herrmann

2. Schaduw (AUS) (3 b f Dane Shadow (AUS) - Dorothy Dinosaur

(AUS)).

3. Sheez On Top (AUS) (3 b f Face Value (AUS) - Vain Peril (AUS)).

Margins: 0.2 lens, 1 len. Time: 1:06.96 (last 620m 37.00).

R4: Melb Cup Live At M’ville Mdn, $10000, 1050m.

1. LA POUPEE (AUS) (4 gr m Dash for Cash (AuS) - Flying Love

(AUS)). T: Will Clarken J: S Cahill

2. Our Mimi (AUS) (4 br m Ad Valorem (USA) - Venetta (AUS)).

3. Reachfar (AUS) (4 ch g Untouchable (AUS) - Umaris (AUS)).

Margins: 2 lens, 1 len. Time: 1:02.77 (last 620m 36.53).

R5: Evright.Com Hcp (C2), $10000, 1000m.

1. LUCKY SUNDAY (AUS) (4 b/br g keep The faith (AuS) - Lucky

Beauty (AUS)). T: D R Jolly J: P Gatt


2. Straying Tiger (AUS) (4 b g Tiger Hill (IRE) - My Duchess

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3. Riviera Queen (AUS) (4 b m Akhadan (AUS) - Runaway Queen

(NZ)).

$6,500 Magic Millions Adelaide Yearling Sale (Session 2)


R6: Tattsbet Hcp (62), $10000, 2052m.

1. WOTZITWORTH (AUS) (5 b g face Value (AuS) - Sazende

(NZ)). T: T T Oxlade J: P Keane

2. Sparkling Victory (AUS) (5 b g Reset (AUS) - Umakineara

(AUS)).


3. Golden Schnaps (AUS) (7 ch m Grandera (IRE) - Tirolita (AUS)).


R7: Myer Hcp (C1), $10000, 1200m.

1. NADAKA (AUS) (4 ch g Akhadan (AuS) - Beach Gal (AUS)). T:

L Macdonald & A Gluyas J: Ms C Lindop

2. Natural Disaster (AUS) (4 b m Danerich (AUS) - Tycoon Sheila

(AUS)).

$11,500 Magic Millions Adelaide Yearling Sale (Session 2)

3. Wine Lover (AUS) (4 ch g Barely A Moment (AUS) - Miss

Balhannah (AUS)).



R8: Express Colour Printing (71), $10000, 1600m.

1. SAVVY SMOKIN’ (AUS) (7 b g Savoire Vivre (Gb) - Still Smokin’

(AUS)). T: K M Sweeney J: Jamie Kah

$14,000 Magic Millions Tasmanian Yearling Sale

2. Notonmatchday (AUS) (6 b g Hemingway (IRE) - Como (AUS)).

3. Tasteofenergy (AUS) (6 b/br g Niello (AUS) - Sardana (AUS)).



SANDOwN-HILLSIDE (VIC) Heavy(9)R1: Mimco Hcp (68), $35000, 1000m.

1. OLLIES GONNA WIN (AUS) (3 b g Al Maher (AuS) - Bountiful

Lady (USA)). T: M Ellerton & S Zahra J: Thomas Sadler

$6,500 Magic Millions National Yearling Sale

2. Steel Trigger (AUS) (3 gr c Ganseki (AUS) - Shamrock Jazz

(AUS)).

3. Popular Acclaim (AUS) (3 b f Exceed And Excel (AUS) - Rekindled

Applause (GB)).


R2: Catanach’s Jewellers Hcp (82), $35000, 3000m.

1. DEBECCA (AUS) (9 ch m Archway (IRE) - Bravelle (AUS)). T:

Stephen Hutchinson J: C Newitt

2. North Lodge (AUS) (7 b g Festival Hall (IRE) - Kita Ryokan

(AUS)).

3. White Knight (NZ) (5 br g Ustinov (AUS) - Dancing Mill (AUS)).

NZ$20,000 New Zealand Bloodstock Festival Yearling Sale


R3: Total Event Solutions (Bm72), $35000, 1400m.

1. ONPICALO (AUS) (3 ch g Hussonet (uSA) - Olympic Halo

(AUS)). T: M G Price J: G Boss


2. Hvasstan (AUS) (3 b c Fastnet Rock (AUS) - Snow Hero (AUS)).

$260,000 Inglis Sydney Premier Yearling Sale

3. Mottled (AUS) (3 b c Street Sense (USA) - Stippled (AUS)).


R4: The Cove Hotel Hcp (82), $35000, 1800m.

1. DESTINY’S KISS (AUS) (4 b g power Of Destiny (AuS) - A

Fairy’s Kiss (NZ)). T: R W Smerdon J: D Dunn

2. Scelto (NZ) (4 ch g Pentire (GB) - Our Discretion (AUS)).

NZ$100,000 New Zealand Select Yearling Sale

3. Garud (IRE) (4 b g High Chaparral (IRE) - Global Pearl (GER)).

Margins: 0.4 lens, 5 lens. Time: 1:54.89 (last 600m 35.84).

R5: Sportingbet Hcp (89), $35000, 1400m.

1. OVERTAKE (AUS) (7 b/br g Johannesburg (uSA) - Aly’s Affair

(USA)). T: Luke Oliver J: B Rawiller

$95,000 Inglis Melbourne Premier Yearling Sale

2. Nohoaks (AUS) (7 b g Statue Of Liberty (USA) - My Nancy

(AUS)).

3. Marksmanship (IRE) (4 b h Galileo (IRE) - Maroochydore (IRE)).


R6: Le Pine Funerals Hcp (82), $35000, 1000m.

1. DIDNTCOSTALOT (AUS) (4 b h Danerich (AuS) - Costi (AUS)).

T: M C Conners J: P Robl

$3,000 Magic Millions National Yearling Sale

2. Sandusky City (NZ) (7 b g Elusive City (USA) - Locomotee

(NZ)).

NZ$110,000 New Zealand Bloodstock Select Yearling Sale

3. Ortayga (AUS) (8 b g El Moxie (USA) - Self Centred (AUS)).

$18,000 Inglis Autumn Yearling Sale

Margins: 2 lens, 0.5 lens. Time: 58.46 (last 600m 34.28).

Analysis: Sydney visitor Didntcostlot scored a good first-up win.

He held the lead from his good barrier and despite being pressured

strongly approaching the home turn, he managed to dash clear at

the 500m mark and despite veering out in the final stages, went on

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R7: Ahern’s After The Last Hcp-78, $35000, 1400m.

1. WHAT A BEAUTY (AUS) (5 b m Octagonal (NZ) - Bloodline

(AUS)). T: D K Weir J: Thomas Sadler

$4000 Inglis Great Southern Weanling Sale Weanling

2. Evie Rose (AUS) (5 b m Hold That Tiger (USA) - Auntie Emma

(AUS)).

3. Our Poeticprincess (AUS) (6 b/br m Testa Rossa (AUS) - Petite

Jeunesse (AUS)).


wyONG (NSw) Good(3)R1: Farley Racing (Bm70), $35000, 1000m.

1. HERE DE PRINCESS (AUS) (3 ch f Dehere (uSA) - Princess

Pedrille (AUS)). T: C J Waller J: C W Brown


2. Kuchinskaya (AUS) (3 b f Red Dazzler (AUS) - Zippast (AUS)).


3. Alley Miss (AUS) (3 b f Murphy’s Blu Boy (AUS) - Rocchetta

(AUS)).


Analysis: Here De princess has a bright future. She enjoyed a

good trip in third place before challenging three wide at the home

bend. The filly then raced away in the straight to win by four and

three quarter lengths in a smart 57.39. Favourite kuchinskaya,

who finished second, was annoyed in the lead by third-placed Alley

Miss, who was pulling a bit. They had no answer to the winner’s late

run and fought out the minor placings with a half neck separating

them.

R2: Atc At Wyong (Bm74), $35000, 2100m.

1. FRENCH GIFT (AUS) (6 b g Statue Of Liberty (uSA) - Our Twig

(AUS)). T: S J Hodge J: Ms A Stokes

2. Black Jag (AUS) (4 br/bl g Excites (AUS) - I’m A Showoff

(AUS)).


3. Blurred Vision (AUS) (6 b m Half Hennessy (AUS) - Optometrist

(AUS)).


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R3: Allan Denham Racing Hcp, $35000, 1100m.

1. SMART PATROL (AUS) (4 b g bel Danoro (AuS) - Minuette

(AUS)). T: C E Conners J: N Rawiller

$8,000 Magic Millions Gold Coast Yearling Sale (Session 6)

2. Booked Out (AUS) (4 b g Charge Forward (AUS) - Lucrative Dame

(AUS)).

3. Carve ‘Em Up (NZ) (6 ch g Daggers Drawn (USA) - Hellriegel

(AUS)).


R4: Farley Racing Hcp, $35000, 1600m.

1. LOADED (AUS) (5 ch g flying Nicko (AuS) - Rival (AUS)). T:

Grant Allard J: Jenny Duggan

2. Watson (AUS) (7 b g Nuclear Freeze (USA) - Kate (AUS)).

3. Musical Lady (AUS) (5 b m Carnegie (IRE) - Boisterous Lady

(AUS)).


R5: Wyong Cup Carnival 6&7/9-Bm70, $35000, 1200m.

1. MIDNIGHT MINX (AUS) (4 b m General Nediym (AuS) -

Midnight Fling (AUS)). T: C J Waller J: J R Collett


2. Inherited (AUS) (7 b m King Cugat (USA) - Opulent Miss

(AUS)).

$15,000 Ingls Scone Yearling Sale

3. Spellbinding (AUS) (5 b m Magic Albert (AUS) - Desertoile

(AUS)).


R6: Allan Denham Racing Hcp, $35000, 1350m.

1. DUNDEEL (NZ) (3 b c High Chaparral (IRE) - Stareel (NZ)). T:

M P Baker J: J B Mc Donald

2. Kristy Lee (AUS) (3 b f Encosta De Lago (AUS) - Shania Dane

(AUS)).

$500,000 Inglis Australian Easter Yearling Sale

3. Red Dynamite (AUS) (3 b/br c Red Ransom (USA) - Dyna Slam

(USA)).



Analysis: The New Zealander Dundeel made an impressive

Australian debut. He settled last in the eight-horse field, Duneel was

then urged to move up very wide at the 600m and got to second at

the 200m before lifting again to grab the leader nearing the post.

kristy Lee was back in sixth place and made a quick wide run

approaching the home turn. She drew clear in the straight but could

not hold off the winner’s late run. Red Dynamite led and eased

after working early then fought on quite well to hold third. Favourite

king Of Olympia had a torrid run to lead and understandably tired

to finish fifth.

R7: Www.Tab.Com (Bm75), $35000, 1350m.

1. HIGH ON BELIEVING (NZ) (4 b/br g pins (AuS) - Ugachaka

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2. City Of Light (AUS) (4 b g Fastnet Rock (AUS) - Munchie

(AUS)).


3. Pitt Street (AUS) (5 b g Street Cry (IRE) - Princess Delight

(AUS)).


TAb MEETINgSRUAKAKA (NZ) Slow(7)R1: Cowleys Hire Centre Mdn, NZ$7000, 1000m.

1. CHARLIE FARLEY (NZ) (ch g 3 Deputy Governor (USA) -

Courting (NZ)). T: Ms P Riley J: C Dell

Margins: 1.3 lens, 0.8 lens. Time: 1:00.64.

R2: Macsway Scaffolding (Bm65), NZ$7000, 1000m.

1. D’CASH MAN (NZ) (ch g 3 Mr. Nancho (ARG) - Aimees Cash

(NZ)). T: K I Rae J: C J Parish


R3: Lawson Cartage Ruakaka Mdn, NZ$7000, 1400m.

1. HAMACHO (AUS) (b g 3 Red Ransom (USA) - La Banca (NZ)).

T: T L Busuttin J: M J Mc Nab

Margins: 10 lens, 0.2 lens. Time: 1:26.40.

R4: Rudolphs Abrasive Blasting Mdn, NZ$7000, 1600m.

1. SPICEY AS (NZ) (b m 6 Frenchpark (GB) - Spice Girl (NZ)).

T: L A Winters J: M D Hills


R5: Doidges Tyres (Bm65), NZ$7000, 2100m.

1. IRENE ALICE (NZ) (b m 5 Duelled (AUS) - Car Key (AUS)).

T: Ms C Cleghorn J: P J Turner


R6: Goodground Real Estate Mdn, NZ$7000, 1200m.

1. KING ZEUS (NZ) (b c 3 Thorn Park (AUS) - Maidjeu (NZ)).

T: Ms D Logan J: M Cameron


R7: Trigg Construction (Bm75), NZ$8000, 1400m.

1. BONUS BOND (AUS) (b g 6 Special Bond (AUS) - Priority Paid

(AUS)). T: S J Mckee J: A C Forbes


R8: Economic Develop. Group (Bm65), NZ$7000, 1600m.

1. SHANSPUR (AUS) (ch m 4 Flying Spur (AUS) - Sydney’s Quest

(AUS)). T: R D Collett J: L G Innes


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