Breeding

New Arrivals

NZ Racing Desk

30 Jul 2020 — 1 min read

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Windsor Park Stud - Turn Me Loose Filly

Windsor Park Stud principal Rodney Schick with the farm's first foal of the season, a filly by resident stallion Turn Me Loose.

Cambridge Stud - Tavistock Filly

Cambridge Stud's first foal of the season - a filly from Tavistock’s final crop and the first foal out of imported mare Timespan (Al Kazeem).

Valachi Downs - Zacinto Filly

Valachi Downs' first foal of the season - a Zacinto colt out of Miss Olive, a half-sister to the dam of Humidor.

Ka Ying Rising on track after Randwick trial

New Zealand-bred sprinting sensation Ka Ying Rising (NZ) (Shamexpress) pleased connections with his final serious hit-out ahead of the A$20 million Gr.1 The Everest (1200m) at Randwick on October 17. The son of Shamexpress finished second in a 1000m trial at Randwick on Tuesday morning, edged

Inglewood Stud Tests the Waters with Ready to Run Sale Draft

The South Island’s Inglewood Stud is renowned for the quality of yearling drafts they bring north to Karaka on a regular basis, but next month’s NZB Ready to Run Sale takes the respected nursery into uncharted territory. It will be Inglewood Stud’s first time selling horses at

New Zealand-bred Definitive delivers for War Decree in Hong Kong

New Zealand-bred gelding Definitive (NZ) (War Decree) stepped up with an emphatic first Class 2 victory at Sha Tin on Sunday, winning the HK$3.12 million Muk Min Ha Handicap (1650m) on the dirt for trainer David Eustace. The five-year-old son of War Decree made the

Breeding group toasts Flemington stakes success

An international partnership savoured a top result at Flemington on Saturday when Miss Waititi (NZ) (Circus Maximus) broke her maiden in style in the Listed Super Impose Stakes (1800m). The Mick Price and Michael Kent Jnr-trained daughter of Circus Maximus was bred by Windsor Park Stud with the Singapore-