The connections of Paradoxium have been riding the rollercoaster of racing with their talented colt, who was a hot favourite for the Magic Millions 2YO Classic before being ruled out through illness and now he’s favourite for the Golden Slipper . Trained by Bjorn Baker and ridden by Jason Collett, Paradoxium was having his first […]
[ Read More ]Australian bred filly Lara Antipova’s star continues to rise, with the exciting filly extending her unbeaten streak to four when taking out Saturday’s Group I Sistema Stakes (1200m) at Ellerslie with connections keen to race her in Australia. Visiting hoop Mick Dee gave her the perfect trip throughout in the one-one position, and while she […]
[ Read More ]Placed in her first four starts behind boom Tasmanian two year-old Aristopolos including twice in stakes races, Tiger of Malay filly Momentslikethese finally broke through for her first win on Wednesday. Trained by Stuart Gandy, the filly was a short priced favourite at Launceston in the juvenile maiden over 1120m and duly ran out an […]
[ Read More ]Newgate Farm’s marquee sire Extreme Choice enjoyed 100% clearance at the Inglis Premier Yearling Sale with eight yearlings offered and all were sold at an average $316,250, a sum more than double the sale average of $146,990. His top seller was a striking grey colt from Ariaz offered by Milburn Creek that sold for $540,000 […]
[ Read More ]Well-travelled Capitalist gelding King of Roseau is a quiet achiever for the Peter Snowden stable and has now won races in three states in the past 12 months capturing the $250,000 Group III ATC Liverpool City Cup (1300m) at Randwick on Saturday. First up from a short break following a lucrative win in the $2million […]
[ Read More ]The $175,000 Listed VRC TAB We’re On Stakes (1000m) at Flemington on Saturday was won in brilliant style by Home Affairs filly Gin Twist. Prepared by the Lindsay Park team as was runner-up La Gitana, Gin Twist came into this race with a last start Group placing and ran right up to that good form. […]
[ Read More ]Extreme Choice was a brilliant sprinter and has thrown his share of brilliant sprinters, but as with great champion sires of the past, he can also get a stayer such as Melbourne Cup hero Knight’s Choice and VRC Oaks winner She’s Extreme. At Canterbury on Friday night we saw a three year-old Extreme Choice colt […]
[ Read More ]Newgate Farm is home to champion sire Extreme Choice and also his promising young sire son Tiger of Malay, who broke the ice with his first winner at Canterbury on Friday night. Trained by John O’Shea and Tom Charlton, two year-old colt Forest King was easy in the market when making his debut in the 1100m maiden with Dylan […]
[ Read More ]Capitalist is setting the pace at the top of the leading sire by Australian winners list and added a 125th winner for the season at Rosehill on Wednesday when Hay Street saluted in the Triple Crown syndications colours. Trained by Annabel and Rob Archibald, Hay Street was overdue for a win after posting three […]
[ Read More ]Capitalist is well proven as a source of fast and precocious winners, but it was six year-old Kiwi bred gelding Asva that became his latest stakes-winner when scoring a surprise win in the $250,000 Launceston Cup (2400m) on Wednesday. A $100,000 Karaka Book 1 purchase from Mapperley Stud for Snowden Racing, Asva started his […]
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