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A half-brother to multiple Group One winner Mo’unga will remain in New Zealand after his purchase by Stephen Marsh at New Zealand Bloodstock’s Book 1 Sale on Sunday. The Cambridge trainer went to $380,000 to secure lot 91, the Super Seth colt, out of Waikato Stud’s
New Zealand
Simon and Katrina Alexander are feeling a sense of déjà vu with their quality mare La Crique (NZ) (Vadamos). Her spring preparation was hampered by wet weather and the Matamata trainers have been met by the same fate this summer. They elected to withdraw La Crique from the Gr.1
Australia
New Zealand-bred mare Angelic Miss (NZ) (Savabeel) collected the third black-type success of her career with a brilliant late burst in Saturday’s A$125,000 Listed Scenic Blast Stakes (1200m) at Ascot. The Savabeel mare had already won six races before Saturday’s stellar performance, headed by two Listed
New Zealand
Visiting northern rider Jasmine Fawcett capped a red-letter day when she guided the Mark Jones-trained runner Phelan The Power (NZ) (Power) to victory in the Listed Speight’s Timaru Stakes (1400m) at Riccarton. Fawcett has been making regular trips to ride in the south with good success of late and
Australia
The addition of blinkers has proven to be the key for former New Zealand mare No Secret (NZ) (Niagara), who recorded her first Australian victory in Saturday’s A$130,000 Ascend Sales Trophies Handicap (1600m) at Moonee Valley. The daughter of Niagara showed real talent when she began her
Breeding
New Zealand Bloodstock’s 97th National Yearling Sale Series will kick off with Book 1 on Sunday 29 January, with the first lot to go under the hammer from 11am. The much anticipated yearling sale welcomes international buyers back to the complex for the first time since 2020. Vendors have
New Zealand
Enigmatic galloper Leaderboard (Street Cry) put his best foot forward when he responded to a brilliant ride from visiting Irish jockey Joe Doyle to take out the Gr.3 NZ Campus Of Innovation & Sport Wellington Cup (3200m). The Mark Walker-trained son of Street Cry has always looked a progressive
New Zealand
Trainer Lisa Latta has always had faith that five-year-old galloper He’s A Doozy (NZ) (Zacinto) had the necessary ability to make it all the way to the top echelon and that belief was rewarded at Trentham on Saturday when he ploughed through the heavy underfoot conditions to take out
New Zealand
Rugged filly Mazzolino (NZ) (Savabeel) showed just how tough she is when she dominated the finish of the Gr.3 NZ Bloodstock Desert Gold Stakes (1600m) at a rainswept Trentham Carrying the colours of her owner and breeder, Waikato Stud, who had earlier picked up a double on the day
Australia
Exciting three-year-old Dunkel (NZ) (Dundeel) continued his impressive run of form when victorious in the Listed Launceston Guineas (2100m) on Friday. The New Zealand-bred son of Dundeel now boasts an imposing record of four wins and a second from five starts and more than A$300,000 in prizemoney. Jockey
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Caroline Searcy of Bred To Win catches up with Windsor Park Stud's Rodney Schick ahead of the New Zealand Bloodstock National Yearling Sales at Karaka.
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Caroline Searcy of Bred To Win catches up with Cambridge Stud's Marc Devcich ahead of the New Zealand Bloodstock National Yearling Sales at Karaka.