2014 Winter - Thoroughbred Breeders NSW

WINTER 2014
IN THIS ISSUE:
• Timeform Review of late
autumn and winter racing
• More new sires retiring in NSW
• Smaller breeders responsible
for major winners
• NSW-bred stakeswinners in
Australia and overseas
Outstanding Stratum mare
Streama who retires to
stud this spring
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Welcome to TBNSW Update for Winter, 2014
President’s Report
At our Committee Meeting in Scone
on May 15 we received with great
regret the resignation of our President,
Trevor Lobb, who has also resigned
from our board and as President and
board member of the national body,
TBA, to concentrate on his role as
Managing Director of Emirates Park
Stud.
Before closing, I report with great sadness
Trevor joined the board of TBNSW in May, 2003
Segenhoe Stud (now Vinery) before service at
so had given our organisation 11 years of very
Blandford Park (now Emirates Park) but is best
valuable service and was made President in 2008.
remembered for the 23 years he spent at During his term on our board and particularly
the recent deaths of two significant industry
contributors, Peter Flynn and Geoff Taylor as well as the sudden loss of leading trainer Guy Walter, one of the most respected
professionals in his field.
horse people and a great innovator in stud
management, had a 50 year involvement in the
NSW breeding industry serving as manager at
the then Ingham family owned Woodlands Stud.
Geoff Taylor, too, spent many years in the
leadership and made an important contribution
industry as a studmaster catering for smaller,
in dealing with many industry issues affecting
mainly non-commercial breeders at his Tamac
Committee and all members I would like to thank him for his efforts and wish him well for the future.
Stud Farm, Walcha. He stood a succession of stallions, most recently Kempinsky. It was
pleasing to learn that Geoff’s son Mark will
continue to operate the stud.
as Vice-President I have assumed the Presidency
Seminar at Hunter Valley Equine Research
Centre, Scone, 6 – 8pm, Wednesday, August 6
until our Annual General Meeting in November
Interested members and friends are invited to
and we will shortly be appointing someone attend this seminar with authorities speaking
to fill the casual vacancy on the Committee on research projects into pregnancy-threatening
until the AGM.
caterpillars, development of a urine test to
As a consequence of Trevor’s resignation, Recent record breaking sales at the Gold Coast
with strong overseas participation suggest
the Australian breeding industry is in good
shape despite economic pressures so we can
detect pregnancy in mares at just five days and a trial on L-carnitine in horses to increase
fertility in mares and stallions. More information
on our website or email [email protected]
look forward to the future with considerable
confidence.
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Peter Flynn, a wonderful mentor for many young
in his time as President, Trevor gave great
our member breeders. On behalf of our
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Breeders NSW
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Derek Field, Acting President
Don’t miss the 2014 NSW and National Breeding Awards Dinner
at Scone Racecourse, Saturday evening, August 23, 2014
Held during the weekend of stallion parades in the Hunter, this is always
a great night so see your invitation and booking form enclosed with this
magazine and book early as places are limited.
Awards to be presented for Champion Sire of 2013/4, Champion Sire of 2YOs, Champion First Season
Sire, Australian Broodmare of the Year, NSW Broodmare of the Year and to the breeder
of the International Horse of the Year.
Committee:
Mr Andrew Baddock
Mr Glenn Burrows
Mr Tom Kelly
Ms Judy Marheine
Ms Caroline Searcy
Mr Paul Whelan
Mr Les Young
Acting Executive Officer:
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Life Members of TBNSW:
Mr Jim Bartholomew
Mr John Clift
Mrs Jennifer Churchill
Mr John Inglis
Mr Lionel Israel
Mr John Kelso
Mr John W. Kelly
Major Norman Larkin
Mr Russ Lazarus
Mr John Muir
Mr Fred Peisah
Ms Ann Raymond
Mrs Pamela Rose
Mr George Ryder
Mr Don Storey
Mr Richard Turnley
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Timeform Review
Timeform Review of late autumn
and winter racing in NSW
and Queensland
By Alex Steedman and Gary Crispe
The back end of the 2013/14 racing season saw a handful of promising types emerge who made late claims
to chase spring riches later in the year. The success of the Sydney Autumn Carnival and the launch of ‘The
Championships’ in particular created a huge buzz throughout the racing industry during autumn 2014.
Chautauqua as he found clear running room
along the rail from the 200m before a 1.5
length win ensued.
Stablemate Leebaz 40 minutes earlier took out the Group 3 Hawkesbury Gold Cup (1600m).
Unable to sneak into the field for the
lucrative Doncaster Mile following his
narrow second behind Weary in the Prelude,
Team Hawkes gave Leebaz a let up before
the gelding re-emerged a month later at
Hawkesbury.
Appearing well suited down on the limit
weight, Leebaz was sent out as clear odds-on favourite and didn’t disappoint.
Leebaz was eventually settled in third
behind the leading pair of Malavio and Keep Cool.
Almalad scores in Sydney before his Brisbane Group 1 victory.
Racegoers were witness to Group 1 feats
by some of Australia’s best gallopers in
the form of Lankan Rupee, Dundeel and
Fiorente. This excitement concludes so
abruptly with the end of the Sydney Autumn
Carnival cue for our best racehorses to be
spelled over the winter or prepared for stud
duties in the spring.
From six Group races being conducted on
the final day of the Sydney Autumn Carnival,
the quality of racing drops off noticeably
at metropolitan meetings. Standalone
meetings at Hawkesbury and Scone follow
before focus shifts to Queensland until near
season’s end.
The months of May and June give many
the chance to move from the shadows of
their more talented counterparts while on
the other hand, allows promising sorts the
opportunity to show they might be ready for
tilts at Group 1 glory during major carnivals
the following season.
Already still enjoying what was a highly
successful Sydney Autumn Carnival where
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they won the Golden Slipper with Mossfun,
Team Hawkes wisely held some of their
brightest talent back for a raid on the
Hawkesbury meeting in the first week of May.
Chautauqua is shaping as one to watch
during the spring based on an encouraging
autumn campaign with the highlight being
the Group 3 Hawkesbury Guineas (1400m).
“McDonald rode Leebaz like
the best horse in the race,
confidently peeling the gelding
off heels from the 800m.”
While the win only yielded the Encosta
De Lago gelding a Timeform figure of 107,
impressive was the fact Chautauqua posted
the victory getting by largely on raw ability
alone. James McDonald following the
Hawkesbury Guineas told of the ‘hard time’
Chautauqua gives him. On that occasion,
Chautauqua missed the start and wanted to
overrace for McDonald in the middle stages.
A ground saving ride proved the key for
McDonald rode Leebaz like the best horse in the race, confidently peeling the gelding
off heels from the 800m.
Leebaz was perfectly poised to strike upon
straightening and hit the front a furlong
from home.
Wistful challenged late however Leebaz had
done enough for a career best victory.
The four-year-old was awarded a Timeform
rating of 110 for the performance,
considered equal to his Doncaster Prelude
second achieved in a stronger field.
With six wins from ten starts plus a Group 1
placing to his name, Leebaz shapes as a progressive sort.
It will be interesting to see the spring
program Team Hawkes maps out for the
gelding. By Zabeel, Leebaz is out of the
same mare (Polish Princess) who produced
2012 Australian Derby runner up Polish
Knight.
Pedigree suggests Leebaz will be right at
home over 2000m and beyond however
hasn’t looked out of place in his last two
runs over a mile.
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Timeform Review continued…
Having her ninth start of a campaign which
commenced on the first day of autumn,
Cosmic Endeavour’s strong constitution was showcased for the final time this season
in the Group 1 Tattersall’s Tiara (1400m) at Eagle Farm.
With an inside barrier, back to weight-forage conditions and Tommy Berry returning
from Hong Kong for the ride, all augured
well for Cosmic Endeavour’s chances of a
maiden Group 1 victory.
Afforded all of the favours positioned sixth
on the fence, it was always going to be a
case of Cosmic Endeavour just needing clear
running in the straight. Held up briefly
after having turned for home, it wasn’t long
before Berry forced Cosmic Endeavour into
open space.
Zoustar, now retired to Widden Stud.
The Hawkesbury standalone meeting also
marked Peter Snowden’s final day as head
trainer of the Darley Australia operation.
Snowden exited his role with a bang. After training the trifecta in Race 1, he
had a quinella in Race 2 before Aerobatics
defended her Darley Crown and continued
Peter Snowden’s brilliant record in the
Listed Fillies and Mares event.
The leading horseman has claimed five
of the past seven renewals of the Darley
Crown. A fortnight later, his replacement
at Darley in John O’Shea enjoyed his first
stakes success for the breeding operation
during the Scone Carnival.
Cameo claimed the Scone Cup (1600m)
on the first day of the carnival before
stablemate Seaside took out the Dark Jewel Classic (1400m). While the black
type will prove most valuable for the two
mares, the most lucrative event over the
course of the Scone Carnival was the Inglis
3YO Guineas.
Despite there being no temptation of black
type, a capacity field still contested the
Inglis 3YO Guineas won by the talented
Cosmic Endeavour (1400m).
It wasn’t the first time Cosmic Endeavour
greeted the judge first during her autumn
campaign having claimed two wins
previously including the Group 2 Sapphire
Stakes (1200m). Credit to the filly’s
toughness, the Scone Guineas was far from
her last success in 2013/14 either.
Cosmic Endeavour took strong form to
Brisbane and hit the ground running at her
Sunshine State debut by claiming the Dane
Ripper Stakes (1400m).
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Cosmic Endeavour after her cosy run in
transit was full of running and responded
well for the talented young hoop.
The filly overpowered more seasoned rivals
in Catkins and Steps In Time while also
holding off late challenges from the likes of Angel Of Mercy and Avoid Lightning.
Defending champion Red Tracer could only
manage sixth and is one of a handful of
mares who concluded their career in the
Tattersall’s Tiara prior to broodmare duties
this spring.
“Waterhouse saddled up
20 stakes runners in Brisbane
during season 2013/14 which
is well up on the previous
handful of seasons.”
The Tattersall’s Tiara came in right around
the prior five year winning average of the
event and also continued the dominance of fillies in the final Group 1 of the season.
Four of the past five Tattersall’s Tiara
renewals have been won by fillies.Cosmic
Endeavour concluded her 2013/14 season
with a new master figure of 116.
She is now enjoying a well deserved break
prior to a spring preparation which will
likely have mare’s features in Melbourne
such as the Tristarc Stakes (1400m) and
Myer Classic (1600m) as main goals.
Waterhouse saddled up 20 stakes runners in
Brisbane during season 2013/14 which is
well up on the previous handful of seasons.
Of those 20 starts, Waterhouse claimed four
wins, two of which were at Group 1 level.
While Cosmic Endeavour claimed the final
Group 1 of the season for Tulloch Lodge,
Almalad chimed in three weeks earlier when
claiming the Group 1 J.J Atkins (1600m) at Eagle Farm.
Almalad was sent north after coasting to a soft first up win on his home track.
The Al Maher gelding lined up against a
number of interstate raiders out to claim
the final juvenile Group 1 of the season.
Working hard in crossing from a wide draw
to sit outside the lead, that early effort look
set to take it’s toll midway up the straight
as favourite Brazen Beau headed him
approaching the 100m.
Almalad’s fighting qualities were on display
though as he kicked back for a slender
success.
In doing so, the gelding prevented a fillies
clean sweep of the two-year-old Group
1 races for the season after Earthquake
(Blue Diamond), Mossfun (Golden Slipper),
Peggy Jean (Sires’ Produce) and Go Indy Go
(Champagne) flew the flag for the fairer sex
earlier in the year.
While the J.J Atkins rarely proves a strong
form reference heading toward the following
spring and autumn, Almalad at least
deserves the chance at Guineas riches as a three-year-old.
Other younger horses to enjoy maiden
Group 1 successes over the Queensland
Winter carnival were Sonntag and Tinto
who claimed the Queensland Derby and
Queensland Oaks respectively. Four Group
1s for the older horses were conducted over
the Winter Carnival with the Doomben Cup
(2000m) the lone middle distance contest.
The event proved a fitting farewell for top
class mare Streama and sadly the final Group
1 success for champion trainer Guy Walter
who died of a heart attack five days later.
Walter long declared he had a soft spot for Streama and understandably so given
what the mare had done during her 34 start career.
While Streama had not been at her brilliant
best against stronger company over the
Sydney autumn carnival, it looked like
a case of being in the right place at the
right time for the rising six-year-old as she
ventured north.
Streama was the main beneficiary of a
Doomben Cup which lacked the depth and
quality of previous renewals and the mare
duly capitalised. The Guy Walter-trained
mare was the only horse in the contest to
have genuinely measured up at Group 1
weight-for-age level previously.
A fitting farewell for Streama had been
discussed throughout the week and things
Timeform Review continued…
began ideally for her as Blake Shinn
positioned the mare third on the fence
behind early leader Leebaz.
Cup (1200m) at Doomben and farewelled
racing with a fourth in Eagle Farm’s
Stradbroke Handicap won by River Lad.
Having finished second in the Queen
It appeared the planets were in alignment
for the daughter of Stratum as she got a
dream split soon after straightening before
striking the front 100m from home.
Spirit Of Boom will commence his stallion
career this spring for Eureka Stud at
Cambooya, just south of Toowoomba. Like
Spirit Of Boom, a number of those who
feature prominently in the Timeform ratings
for their respective age groups this season
have been lost to the breeding industry.
closure for the champion entire, joining
“Spirit Of Boom will commence
his stallion career this spring for
Eureka Stud at Cambooya, just
south of Toowoomba.”
Melbourne Cup victory assessed at 125.
Leebaz was brave in defeat while Junoob
finished third.
Streama went into the Doomben Cup after
claiming a below average renewal of the
Hollindale Stakes (1800m).
While not vintage running’s of the
Hollindale Stakes or Doomben Cup, they at least gave Streama the chance to exit
racing on a winning note.
The Stratum mare has been a marvel for
connections having won ten of her 34
starts. She has placed a further 13 times
and amassed prizemoney earnings in excess
of $2.6million.
Dundeel will stand his first season at
Arrowfield Stud this spring after the four-year-old’s race career ended with a
fitting farewell in the Queen Elizabeth
Stakes (2000m).
Elizabeth last year, Dundeel going one
better in 2014 can be considered perfect
Durbridge in 1993/4 as the only horses in
history to run second in the event one year
and then win the following.
Fiorente commences stud duties at Eliza
Park’s Victorian base after a season where
he gave trainer Gai Waterhouse her first
He ran to that figure again during the
autumn when claiming the Group 1
Australian Cup (2000m) at Flemington.
There is a three way tie at the top of the
ratings table for the older horses this
season with Atlantic Jewel sharing the
highest spot on the podium with Buffering
and Red Cadeaux.
Testament to the mare’s toughness, Streama
is a four-time Group 1 winner with victories
at the top level during her two, three, four and five-year-old seasons. During this
time she achieved a master Timeform rating of 122.
Another popular Group 1 victory during
the winter carnival was Spirit Of Boom’s
Doomben 10,000 (1350m) success.
Spirit Of Boom had been his usual
consistent self leading into the contest and
earlier in the season confirmed a stallion
career by taking out the Group 1 William
Reid Stakes (1200m) at Moonee Valley. The
Sequalo entire maximised his stallion value
further in the Doomben 10,000. From barrier 2, Spirit Of Boom and jockey
Michael Rodd enjoyed an ideal run in transit
as they settled sixth on the fence.
Always travelling well, Rodd barged Spirit
Of Boom into clear running soon after
straightening and went about reeling in
early leader Buffering and stablemate
Temple Of Boom.
Spirit Of Boom strode to the front 50m from home and claimed the Doomben
10,000 ahead of brother Temple Of Boom
with Buffering weakening late for third.
Awarded a Timeform rating of 120, the
Doomben 10,000 run yielded Spirit Of Boom
a new master rating, one pound clear of his
prior peak figure claimed when winning the
William Reid Stakes (1200m).
On either side of his Doomben 10,000
victory, Spirit Of Boom was a half length
second behind Famous Seamus in the BTC
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Spirit of Boom won his second Group 1 at the Brisbane carnival.
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Timeform Review continued…
Streama bowed out of racing in taking the Doomben Cup.
Returning from a lengthy injury enforced
spell, Atlantic Jewel fell just days short of a Cox Plate (2040m) tilt after sustaining
another tendon injury.
Atlantic Jewel’s brilliance was there for
all to see during the spring and while her
colours were lowered for the only time
in the Underwood Stakes at Caulfield by
Dundeel, the mare unbeknownst at that
point exited racing on a winning note as she won the Caulfield Stakes (2000m)
with a performance assessed at 127, just
below her best.
The top end of our current three-year-old
crop has been thinned out noticeably prior
to the new season.
Shamus Award became the first horse
to break maiden status in the Group 1
Cox Plate (2040m) at Moonee Valley last
spring and proved the display was no fluke
when making all in the Australian Guineas
(1600m) at Flemington during the autumn.
He exits racing with a master Timeform
figure of 124 and will stand his first season
at Widden Stud in the Upper Hunter. Joining him at Widden Stud will be dual
Group 1 winning sprinter Zoustar.
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Zoustar harnessed the ability he showed as
a juvenile to its fullest during a 2013 spring
campaign where he claimed both the Golden
Rose Stakes (1400m) and the Coolmore Stud
Stakes (1200m).
In England being prepared for the Group 1
Diamond Jubilee, Zoustar sadly sustained a
ligament injury a month out from his main
goal and soon after was retired.
While a number of Australia’s big name
performers have exited racing at the end of
their latest campaign, the highest Timeform
rated galloper to have graced Australian
racing in season 2013/14 will continue on.
“Lankan Rupee proceeded
to win seven of his eight
starts during 2013/14.”
Lankan Rupee’s 2013/14 season culminated
with a scintillating victory in the Group 1 T J Smith Stakes (1200m) at Randwick
which yielded an impressive new master
Timeform rating for the gelding of 132.
The wayward three-year-old we saw during
the previous season became a distant
memory when Lankan Rupee returned as a gelding following his winter spell.
Lankan Rupee proceeded to win seven of his
eight starts during 2013/14 with a case of
the thumps during the spring the only thing
preventing an unbeaten season.
He completed a meteoric rise to stardom
during the autumn when claiming the
Oakleigh Plate-Newmarket Handicap-
T J Smith treble.
The four-year-old is the only racehorse to have ever achieved such a feat.
Putting the accomplishment into
perspective, Lankan Rupee is the lone horse
to have achieved the Oakleigh Plate-T J
Smith double.
Thanks to his and Black Caviar’s successes
in the event over the past four years, the
T J Smith Stakes is the only event since
Timeform ratings were used in Australia to have yielded a winning figure of 130+
during three occasions over such a short
period of time.
Proper management of Lankan Rupee could
result in the gelding gracing both Australian
and international race tracks for years to
come. That in itself is something worth
looking forward to in season 2014/15.
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Timeform Review continued…
Australian Timeform ratings 2014 season as at July 1, 2014
Timeform Ratings – 2yo
Rank
Horse
Timeform Ratings – 3yo
PR
TFE
Rank
Horse
TFE
Earthquake
2F
Exceed And Excel (AUS)-Cataclysm (AUS)
(Marauding (NZ)) PETER SNOWDEN
$1,556,200
119
1
Shamus Award
3C
Snitzel (AUS)-Sunset Express (AUS)
(Success Express (USA)) DANNY O’BRIEN
$2,364,600
124
Mossfun
2F
Mossman (AUS)-Eye For Fun (AUS)
(Snitzel (AUS)) MICHAEL & WAYNE & JOHN
HAWKES
$2,480,500
119
2
Polanski
3C
Rakti (GB)-Citrium (AUS)
(Citidancer (IRE)) ROBBIE LAING
$1,082,500
123
Rubick
2C
Encosta De Lago (AUS)-Sliding Cube (AUS)
(Rock Of Gibraltar (IRE)) GERALD RYAN
$184,500
119
3
Complacent
3C
Authorized (IRE)-Insouciance (AUS)
(Quest For Fame (GB)) PETER SNOWDEN
$648,000
122
4
Jabali
2C
Exceed And Excel (AUS)-Balalaika (AUS)
(King Of Kings (IRE)) MICK PRICE
$231,600 118 ?
Criterion
3C
Sebring (AUS)-Mica’s Pride (AUS)
(Bite The Bullet (USA)) DAVID PAYNE
$1,805,200
122
5
Cornrow
2C
Duporth (AUS)-Baby Corn (AUS)
(Exceed And Excel (AUS)) MICK PRICE
$267,800 117 ?
Long John
3G
Street Cry (IRE)-Hosiery (AUS)
(Night Shift (USA)) PETER SNOWDEN
$895,800
122
3C
Go Indy Go
2F
Bernardini (USA)-Elegant Eagle (NZ)
(Zabeel (NZ)) LEON MACDONALD &
ANDREW GLUYAS
Zoustar
6
$347,200 116 +
Northern Meteor (AUS)-Zouzou (AUS)
(Redoute’s Choice (AUS)) CHRIS WALLER
Dissident
3C
121
$297,000 116 ?
Sebring (AUS)-Diana’s Secret (AUS)
(Anabaa (USA)) PETER MOODY
$810,200
2C
Snitzel (AUS)-Radiant Star (AUS)
(Success Express (USA)) PAUL PERRY
El Roca
3C
Fastnet Rock (AUS)-Rubimill (AUS)
(Rubiton (AUS)) TRENT BUSUTTIN
$408,400
121
2C
All American (AUS)-Ain’t Seen Nothin’ (AUS)
(Nothin’ Leica Dane (AUS)) GERALD RYAN
Eurozone
3C
121
2C
$254,700 115 P
Northern Meteor (AUS)-Miss Vandal (AUS)
(Don’t Say Halo (USA)) BART & JAMES
CUMMINGS
$377,400
Ghibellines
Shamardal (USA)-Camarilla (AUS)
(Elusive Quality (USA)) PETER SNOWDEN
Law
2C
Denman (AUS)-Lady Cat (CHI)
(Sir Cat (USA)) MS GAI WATERHOUSE
$121,200 115 P
Not
Listenin’tome
3G
Dylan Thomas (IRE)-Flame Of Sydney (AUS)
(Encosta De Lago (AUS)) MICHAEL & WAYNE
& JOHN HAWKES
$327,000
121
Puccini
3C
Encosta De Lago (AUS)-Our Miss Opera (NZ)
(Paris Opera (AUS)) PETER MCKAY
$546,000 121+
Tupac Amaru
3C
Street Cry (IRE)-Peruvian (GB)
(Diktat (GB)) PETER SNOWDEN
$486,500 121?
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Scratch Me
Lucky
8
Bachman
Unencumbered 2C
Testa Rossa (AUS)-Blizzardly (AUS)
(More Than Ready (USA)) BJORN BAKER
7
$124,000 115 P
$1,848,800
115
Timeform Ratings – 4yo
Rank Horse
$1,041,800 122+
Timeform Ratings – 5yo+
PR
TFE
Rank
1
1
Lankan Rupee
4G
Redoute’s Choice (AUS)-Estelle Collection (NZ)
$2,668,000
(Stravinsky (USA)) MICK PRICE
132
2
Dundeel
4H
High Chaparral (IRE)-Stareel (NZ)
(Zabeel (NZ)) M BAKER
$3,207,700
3
Sacred Falls
4H
O’reilly (NZ)-Iguazu’s Girl (NZ)
(Redoute’s Choice (AUS)) CHRIS WALLER
4
Boban
4G
5
Shamexpress
6
10
10
PR
Horse
PR
Atlantic Jewel
5M
Fastnet Rock (AUS)-Regard (AUS)
(Zabeel (NZ)) MARK KAVANAGH
129
Buffering
6G
$2,814,300
127
Red Cadeaux
Bernardini (USA)-Kenbelle (AUS)
(Kenmare (FR)) CHRIS WALLER
$1,457,500
126
4H
O’reilly (NZ)-Volkrose (NZ)
(Volksraad (GB)) DANNY O’BRIEN
$370,000
124
Hawkspur
4G
Purrealist (AUS)-Mollyhawk (AUS)
(Catbird (AUS)) CHRIS WALLER
$446,400
123
Rebel Dane
4H
California Dane (AUS)-Texarcana (AUS)
(More Than Ready (USA)) GARY PORTELLI
$903,500
Samaready
4M
More Than Ready (USA)-Samar (AUS)
(Secret Savings (USA)) MICK PRICE
Sessions
4H
Toydini
4G
TFE
$660,000
127
Mossman (AUS)-Action Annie (AUS)
(Anabaa (USA)) ROBERT HEATHCOTE
$1,949,000
127
7G
Cadeaux Genereux (GB)-Artisia (IRE)
(Peintre Celebre (USA)) ED DUNLOP
$1,241,000
127
Carlton House
6H
Street Cry (IRE)-Talented (GB)
(Bustino (GB)) MS GAI WATERHOUSE
$525,000
125
Fiorente
5H
Monsun (GER)-Desert Bloom (IRE)
(Pilsudski (IRE)) MS GAI WATERHOUSE
$5,128,500
125
Gordon Lord
Byron
6G
Byron (GB)-Boa Estrela (IRE)
(Intikhab (USA)) T HOGAN
$1,195,700
124
123
Green Moon
7H
Montjeu (IRE)-Green Noon (FR)
(Green Tune (USA)) ROBERT HICKMOTT
$238,600
124
$439,200
123
Happy Trails
6G
Good Journey (USA)-Madame Flurry (AUS)
(Perugino (USA)) PAUL BESHARA
$769,800
124
Lonhro (AUS)-Seances (AUS)
(Canny Lad (AUS)) PETER SNOWDEN
$270,600
123
Lucky Nine
7G
Dubawi (IRE)-Birjand (GB)
(Green Desert (USA)) CASPER FOWNES
$1,224,800
124
Bernardini (USA)-Johan’s Toy (AUS)
(Johan Cruyff (GB)) GUY WALTER
$373,600
122
Sea Moon
5H
Beat Hollow (GB)-Eva Luna (USA)
(Alleged (USA)) ROBERT HICKMOTT
$159,000
124
4
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Australian Timeform ratings
More well credentialled
new sires retiring in NSW
this season
By Les Young
In our Autumn issue of Update, we featured seven Group 1 – winning stallions retiring to stud in NSW for the 2014 season –
Camelot, Dawn Approach, Declaration of War, Dundeel, Epaulette, Sizzling and Zoustar. Since preparing that article news of further
retirements has come through so in this issue we briefly profile five other newcomers, among them another two Group 1 winners,
Shamus Award and The Factor.
Bay horse, 2009
fee $8,800 (inc. GST)
ALBRECHT Standing at Darley, Aberdeen We often refer to “sire making races” but one seldom given the credit it deserves is Sydney’s Group 3 Up and Coming Stakes
(1300m) for spring three-year-olds, traditionally run at Warwick Farm.
Champion sire Marscay won it in 1982 but since 1997 the
impressive list of winners includes such stallions as General Nediym,
Testa Rossa, Zariz, Snowland, Exceed and Excel (champion sire),
Fastnet Rock (champion sire) and Snitzel. Albrecht captured the Up
and Coming in 2012 and among his five stakes placings were a close
second to stablemate Epaulette in the Group 1 Golden Rose and a
Redoute’s Choice
O’Giselle
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third to Buffering and Spirit of Boom in the BRC Victory Stakes. A great type, Albrecht also has the right pedigree to succeed as
a sire. He is a son of multiple champion sire Redoute’s Choice – a
proven sire of sires – out of unraced O’Giselle (Octagonal – Shadea,
by Straight Strike), a sister to champion racehorse and sire Lonhro
and to Niello and Shannara.
Danehill (USA)
Shantha’s Choice
Octagonal (NZ)
Shadea
Danzig
Razyana
Canny Lad
Dancing Show (USA)
Zabeel
Eight Carat (GB)
Straight Strike (USA)
Concia
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New Sires
Chestnut horse, 2010
fee $13,750 (inc. GST)
EUROZONE Standing at Newgate Farm, Aberdeen As every week goes by, the tragically
early death of young sire Northern
Meteor is more keenly felt but NSW
breeders have some consolation by
being able in 2014 to send mares to
two of his best sons, Eurozone and
Zoustar.
Eurozone raced only 10 times as a
two-year-old and as a three-year-old
but proved himself to be top class. He
was unbeaten at his only two starts as
a juvenile in Sydney before taking on
the best of his age in feature races in
Sydney and Melbourne at three.
In Sydney he won the ATC Rosebud
Handicap (1200m) at Randwick,
defeating later Group 1 winner
Dissident, then the 1500m Stan Fox
Stakes, beating subsequent Australian
Derby and Rosehill Guineas winner
Criterion.
Eurozone’s performance against top
grade older horses when second to
Moment of Change in the MRC C.F.
Orr Stakes (1400m, Caulfield) was
exceptional and his third in the
ATC Royal Randwick Guineas behind
Dissident again emphasised his great ability.
A three-quarter brother to Miss Marielle
(STC Hill Stakes, AJC Craven Plate,
etc), Eurozone is one of five runners
produced by his dam Miss Vandal,
winner of the WATC Sires’ Produce Stakes
and three other races.
Encosta de Lago
Shoal Creek
Northern Meteor
Explosive (USA)
Don’t Say Halo (USA)
Miss Vandal
Fappiano
Scuff
Halo
Never Babble
Zabaleta (USA)
Zabatac
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Fairy King (USA)
Christmas Gift
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New Sires continued…
Bay horse, 2009
fee $5,500 (inc. GST)
KNIGHT EXEMPLAR Standing at Eucallea Equine, Berrima A strong, handsome horse, Knight Exemplar was highly thought of in the Waterhouse stable but problems prevented him living up
to his true potential and while he failed to win a black type race
he did place second in the Group 2 ATC Roman Consul Stakes and
finished a great fourth in the 2012 Group 1 VRC Coolmore Stud
(Ascot Vale) Stakes behind Nechita, Jolie Bay and Shamexpress.
Behind him that day were Snitzerland, Sizzling and another horse
named Lankan Rupee so it was a hot field.
A winner over 1100m at Canterbury, Knight Exemplar also won a
Maiden at Gosford and registered five placings in Sydney in just 14
starts, one a second to subsequent Group 1 winner Rebel Dane.
As a grandson of Danehill, Knight Exemplar comes from the most
dominant male line of our time and this son of champion sire
Exceed and Excel, also a leading sire in Europe, is bred along similar
lines to champion sire Fastnet Rock, both from the Danehill male
line out of Royal Academy mares.
Knight Exemplar’s mother Charmview was a talented performer,
winning the Winter Stakes in Brisbane plus races in Melbourne and Sydney.
Charmview is a half-sister to Grandiser, a black type winner in
California and a three times winner in Sydney, and she is closely
related to Shiva’s Revenge, winner of the South Australian Derby,
VRC Blamey Stakes and VRC St. Leger and remembered for his
second to Let’s Elope in the 1991 Melbourne Cup.
Danehill (USA)
Exceed and Excel
Patrona (USA)
Royal Academy (USA)
Charmview
Staremma
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Danzig
Razyana
Lomond
Gladiolus
Nijinsky
Crimson Saint
Famous Star (GB)
How About Now
New Sires continued…
SHAMUS AWARD Standing at Widden Stud, Widden Valley via Denman Brown horse, 2010
fee $27,500 (inc. GST)
Timeform Australia rate Shamus Award as the best three-year-old
Stutt Stakes (Gr. 2) and a third to Long John in the Group 1 MRC
of the 2013/14 season and no wonder after he led all the way Caulfield Guineas.
to defeat a star studded field of older horses in last spring’s W.S.
Cox Plate – a spectacular way to break his maiden status – before
he followed up with another Group 1 victory in the autumn in the
Shamus Award is one of the first sons of boom sire Snitzel (by Redoute’s Choice, by Danehill) to retire to stud.
His dam, good Sydney winner Sunset Express, is by influential sire
VRC Australian Guineas.
Four times placed as a two-year-old including in the VRC
and broodmare sire Success Express while his second dam Finito
Maribyrnong Plate (Gr. 3) and in the VRC Sires’ Produce Stakes Fling, also a Sydney winner, is a daughter of champion two-year-old (Gr. 2), Shamus Award additionally registered placings in several
Luskin Star from a good Irish family. Finito Fling is also dam feature events at three, among them a second in the MVRC Bill
of Ghozi, a multiple Group winner in Singapore.
Redoute’s Choice
Snitzel
Snippets’ Lass
Success Express (USA)
Sunset Express
Finito Fling
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Danehill (USA)
Shantha’s Choice
Snippets
Snow Finch (IRE)
Hold Your Peace
Au Printemps
Luskin Star
From the Wood (IRE)
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New Sires continued…
Grey horse, 2008
THE FACTOR (USA) Standing at Newgate Farm, Aberdeen fee $22,000 (inc. GST)
Eye catching grey The Factor in advertisements is claimed to War Front, The Factor’s sire, is one of the last sons of Danzig be the fastest 1200m horse ever to stand in Australia with some
(also sire of Danehill) to go to stud and with U.S. champion sire
outstanding Beyer speed figures (similar to Timeform ratings) elect, Tapit, he today commands a service fee of $U.S.150,000 to back the claim.
which makes them the most expensive stallions in Kentucky.
In a 13-start racing career The Factor won six races in the USA New Coolmore sire Declaration of War, Warning Flag, Data Link, from 1200m to 1700m with two Grade 1 victories at 1400m in
the Del Mar Pat O’Brien Stakes and the Santa Anita Malibu Stakes.
He also won the Grade 2 San Vincente Stakes and the Grade 2 San
Carlos Stakes, both over 1400m at Santa Anita, and finished his
War Command, Summer Soiree, Lines of Battle, Departing, Soldat and War Dancer are among War Front’s fast rising list of major
winners in his relatively short career.
racing career with two seconds in Grade 1 events at Hollywood Park
and Del Mar.
Danzig
War Front
Starry Dreamer
Miswaki
Greyciousness
Skatingonthinice
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Northern Dancer
Pas de Nom
Rubiano
Lara’s Star
Mr. Prospector
Hopespringseternal
Icecapade
Rain Shower
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Smaller breeders’ contribution
Huge contribution of
smaller breeders in
producing major winners
By Les Young
The strength and excellence of the NSW thoroughbred breeding industry today very much centres
on the operations of a small number of major farms such as Arrowfield, Coolmore, Darley,
Emirates Park, Vinery and Widden.
Cosmic Endeavour (T.Berry) triumphs in Brisbane.
These world renowned studs offer breeders
a stunning selection of top quality stallions
and are also important suppliers of superbly
related yearlings offered at auction sales
around Australia.
While the big operators generate most
of the industry’s glamour, we must also
acknowledge the important contribution of
a legion of smaller breeders – those with
small numbers of mares compared to the
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big players – in supplying more than their
share of feature race winners and good city
winners every season.
If you look just at results for the 2013/14
season which concluded on July 31
consider the Group 1 winners produced
by NSW-based smaller breeders – Atlantic
Jewel, Cosmic Endeavour, Diamond Drille,
Driefontein, Mossfun, Peggy Jean, Rebel
Dane, Red Tracer, Shamus Award, Steps in
Time and Streama – a very impressive list.
Longtime TBNSW member Mrs. Catherine
Remond deserves special credit for her
achievements which were spotlighted when
Cosmic Endeavour (Northern Meteor –
Crevette, by Danehill) captured the season’s
final Group 1 feature, Tattersalls Tiara, in
Brisbane on June 21. This filly comes from
a family Catherine Remond has developed
Smaller breeders’ contribution
Great sprinter Schillaci powers home in a Melbourne win.
over several generations since the 1980s
and also represents a part of the continuing
legacy left by Mrs Remond’s late father,
Stanley Wootton, whose influence on
breeding in Australia since World War II is
immense and will never be forgotten.
forgotten when his first two-year-olds came
out running. Star Kingdom headed the
Australian general sires’ list five times, was
six times champion sire of two-year-olds
and made the Golden Slipper his own, being
sire of the first five winners.
Catherine Remond bred and raced Cosmic
Endeavour’s stakeswinning dam Crevette
and her dam, the high class Twig Moss mare
Twiglet, whose other foals include Group 1
– winning sprinter Easy Rocking, a successful sire in Queensland, and
Crevette’s brother, Fairy King Prawn, twice
Horse of the Year in Hong Kong and a
winner of 12 races there and in Japan,
among them five at Group 1 level.
Todman, winner of the first Golden Slipper
in 1957 by a huge margin and later an
outstanding sire, was regarded as his sire’s
best racing son and was another star bred
and raced by Stanley Wootton along with
his underestimated full brother Noholme,
winner as a three-year-old of an Epsom and
a Cox Plate before export to the USA where
he became a top sire and helped to spread
Star Kingdom’s blood to many parts of the
world.
Twiglet is out of stakes placed Extradite,
bred by Mrs Remond’s father and a daughter
of perhaps the most influential horse he
bred, three times champion sire Bletchingly,
himself one of the fastest horses of his
time and, in turn, a son of the even more
brilliant Biscay, also bred and raced by
Stanley Wootton.
Biscay is considered by many as the most
influential among a number of excellent
sire sons of the highly performed Wootton
import Star Kingdom, criticised for his lack
of height when he first arrived at Baramul
Stud in the Widden Valley, criticism soon
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Stakes placed Shifnal, a speedy brother to
Todman and Noholme, became a leading
sire of two-year-olds and sprinters in New
Zealand while another brother, Faringdon,
also achieved some success as a sire in
NSW. Sanley Wootton also brought to
Australia several other stallions which had
a lasting impact on our breeding industry,
notably Makarpura and Newtown Wonder,
as well as a number of mares destined to
produce important winners and establish
successful female lines.
Yet another Group 1 winner and useful sire
bred and raced by Stanley Wootton was
Star of Heaven, a name you will find in the
breeding background of exciting new NSW
sire Zoustar.
Catherine Remond has done a wonderful
job of continuing her late father’s legacy
to Australian racing and breeding and
her policy of maintaining a small band of
quality mares and mating them with the
best and most promising sires of the day
has resulted in many good winners and is
an example for all smaller breeders to follow
in seeking success both on the track and in
the sale ring.
While Mrs Remond has bred a number of
black type winners the honour of rating
highest on the list must go to brilliant grey
Schillaci (1988). By Salieri, Schillaci was
out of AJC Widden Stakes winner Biscarina
(by Biscay from Blue Diamond Stakes
winner Forina, by Vibrant), a Wootton-bred
mare as were her dam and grandam Tobalina
(Todman – Ballina).
Between 1992 and 1995 Schillaci won 15
stakes events, most notably eight Group 1s:
VRC Newmarket Handicap, VRC Lightning
Stakes (twice), VATC Futurity Stakes (twice),
VATC Oakleigh Plate, AJC The Galaxy and STC
George Ryder Stakes.
Catherine Remond may never breed
one better than Schillaci but it can be
guaranteed there are more good winners
in the pipeline of her select breeding
operation.
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Black Type Honor Roll
Black Type Honor Roll
Congratulations to the NSW breeders of Australian stakeswinners from 28 April to 6 July 2014
Mr M J Abdallah
Avoid Lightning
June Stakes
Listed
Blevic-Ya Michelle (Success Express)
Arrowfield Group Pty Ltd, Klawervlei Stud
Time For War
BRC Sires Produce Stakes
2
Snitzel-Lady Zabelia (Zabeel)
Arrowfield Pastoral Pty Ltd & Planette Thoroughbred, Belford Productions
Moonovermanhattan
National Stakes
3
Manhattan Rain-Lunaspur (Flying Spur)
Mr G Briscoe
Testarhythm
Ortensia Stakes
Listed
Testa Rossa-Dancing Bridges (Danske)
Bromley Bloodstock Ltd
Kingdoms
Qld Tattersall’s RC Open Mile
Listed
High Chaparral-A Real Princess (O’Reilly)
Brook Pastoral Pty Ltd
Streama
Doomben Cup
1
Stratum-Pensiamo (Sovereign Red)
Streama
A D Hollindale Stakes
2
Stratum-Pensiamo (Sovereign Red)
Central Pastoral Group
Alma’s Fury
Eyeliner Stakes
Listed
Refuse to Bend-Dance Attendance (What A Guest)
Alma’s Fury
Glasshouse Handicap
Listed
Refuse to Bend-Dance Attendance (What A Guest)
Mr E Conjuangco
Sports Edition
Hampden Stakes
Listed
Northern Meteor-Newscaster (Marscay)
Mr I Cornell
Pure Purrfection
Bribie Handicap
Listed
General Nediym-She’s Purring (Flying Spur)
Darley
Sonntag
Queensland Derby
1
Teofilo-Parfaits (Strategic)
Aerobatics
Hawkesbury Darley Crown
3
Exceed and Excel-Grilse (Rahy)
Seaside
Dark Jewel Classic
3
Redoute’s Choice-Living Spirit (Hennessy)
Cameo
Scone Cup
Listed
Shamardal-Portrait of a Lady (A.P.Indy)
Generalife
Civic Stakes
Listed
Lonhro-Albaicin (Redoute’s Choice)
Reparations
Thoroughbred Club Cub
Listed
Exceed and Excel-Hold To Ransom (Red Ransom)
Mr S Doughty
Eastern Prince
Queensland Day Stakes
Listed
Dubawi-My Name is Luka (Marauding)
Emirates Park Pty Ltd
Almalad
J.J. Atkins
1
Al Maher-Ilhaam (Secret Savings)
Mr P J Favretto, Mr Paul Rowe
Havana
BTC Classic
3
Starcraft-Top Cuban (Anabaa)
Mr I Ganderton
Lucky Tom
The Phoenix
Listed
Lucky Owners-Tattyam (Yamanin Vital)
Gooree Park Stud Pty Ltd
Sir Moments
Queensland Guineas
Sir Moments
Daybreak Lover S.
2
Choisir-Colourful Moments (Zabeel)
Listed
Choisir-Colourful Moments (Zabeel)
Mr P J Greenwood, Mrs Gayle Greenwood
Mighty Lucky
Luskin Star Stakes
Listed
Casino Prince-Buxom Babe (Octagonal)
Continued overleaf…
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Black Type Honor Roll continued…
Mr P Gunter
Big Money
W J Healy Stakes
3
Choisir-Lyn’s Money (Humam)
Mr G Harvey
Dothraki
Gold Coast Guineas
3
Mossman-Volantis (Flying Spur)
Mr B M Howlett
Brazen Beau
Champagne Classic
2
I Am Invincible-Sansadee (Snaadee)
Millenium Thoroughbreds
Pinch River
Dalrello Stakes
Listed
Denman-Avenue Girl (Catbird)
Mr N Moraitis
Arabian Gold
The Roses
2
Dubawi-Coablo (Vettori)
Mr C F Plumridge
Aldini
Spear Chief Handicap
Listed
Magic Albert-Ebbtide (Spinning World)
Mr R W Reid
Kneeling
Wangoom Handicap
Listed
Encosta De Lago-Sunday Service (Sunday Silence)
Mrs C B Remond
Cosmic Endeavour
Tattersall’s Tiara
1
Northern Meteor-Crevette (Danehill)
Cosmic Endeavour
Dane Ripper Stakes
2
Northern Meteor-Crevette (Danehill)
Cosmic Endeavour
Inglis 3YO Guineas
RL
Northern Meteor-Crevette (Danehill)
Rheinwood Pastoral Co, Leicester Park Stud Pty Ltd
Unchain My Heart
Andrew Ramsden Stakes
Listed
Al Maher-Fly By Night (Prince of Birds)
Rothwell Park
Shigeru Sendan
Woodlands Stakes
Listed
Denman-Flute of Bubbly (Encosta De Lago)
Ruane Menangle
Lonhspresso
The Straight Six
Listed
Lonhro-As Simple As That (Grand Lodge)
S F Bloodstock L L C
Jazz Song
Gai Waterhouse Classic
Listed
Fastnet Rock-Absolut Glam (Snowland)
Torryburn Stud
Transporter
Strawberry Road Handicap
Listed
Commands-Portrait Collector (Sir Tristram)
Werlwind Pty Ltd
Brayroan
Caloundra City Cup
Listed
Zabeel-Compulsion (Danehill)
Widden Stud Australia Pty Ltd
Atmospherical
Denise’s Joy Stakes
Listed
Northern Meteor-Faster Pussycat (Flying Spur)
Pressing
Redoute’s Choice Stakes
Listed
Sebring-Lamiraqui (Choisir)
Woodbury Pty Ltd
Chautauqua
Generalife
22
Hawkesbury Guineas
3
Encosta De Lago-Lovely Jubly (Lion Hunter)
Sir Moments
NSW-bred Stakeswinners overseas
NSW-bred Stakeswinners overseas
Congratulations to the breeders of these international winners between 28 April and 6 July 2014
Grp/L
*ICSC
*International Cataloguing Standards Committee designation Grp/L
**Local
** Local designation
Arrowfield Group Pty Ltd, Jungle Pocket Pty Ltd
Rush
Penang TC Anniversary Cup (Malaysia)
L
L
Charge Forward-Flidais (Timber Country)
Austramore Pty Ltd, Cobra Bloodstock Australia Pty, Lynch Bages Ltd, Mr Clem Murphy
Dylan’s Promise
Clairwood Betting World Oaks (S Africa)
2
2
L
Mac-1
L
L
Dylan Thomas-Madonna (Rigoletto)
Ms R Coleman
Heart of the Desert
Macau Guineas
Show A Heart-Desert Darling (Green Desert)
Darley
Trudeau
Selangor TC Piala Emas Sultan Selangor (Malaysia)
Exceed and Excel-Canadian Legacy (Kris)
Dr Gordon and Dr Ernest Yau
Emperor Max
Singapore Stewards Cup
L
Sgp-2
Holy Roman Emperor-Maxerelle (Strategic)
Mac-2
Testa Rossa-Piculet (Timber Country)
L
I Am Invincible-Swentre (Peintre Celebre)
L
Murtajill-Mary D’Or (Verglas)
Mr G Harvey
Leisure Free
Sand Specialist Stakes (Macau)
L
Mrs F Ovenstone
Leeds
Wanganui JC Castletown Stakes (New Zealand)
L
Patinack Farm
Sunshine Mighty
Lisboa Challenge (Macau)
L
I Am Invincible
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