Racing NSW & the Australian Turf Club have announced prizemoney will revert back to pre-COVID19 levels from July 1st.
The dates for the 2020 Spring Carnival have also been confirmed.
REINSTATEMENT OF PRIZEMONEY LEVELS AND CONFIRMATION OF RACE DATES - Australian Turf Club
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The Chairman of Racing NSW, Mr Russell Balding AO, today announced that prizemoney levels will be restored to pre-COVID-19 levels,..Hugely successful day for Mick Price Racing & Michael Kent Jnr with a treble at Caulfield Racecourse on Saturday.
R4 Right You Are
R6 Tavisan
R8 Heptagon
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Back to back wins in the G3 Chairman’s Handicap for 7YO Dansili gelding Le Juge.
Chris Waller Racing trained the first six past the post!
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Hermitage Thoroughbreds owned Sebring gelding Wu Gok started the season with a pair of Black Type wins and is still going strong after taking out the Listed ATC Lord Mayor’s Cup (2000m) at Rosehill for Chris Waller Racing.
The $120k 2015 Inglis Easter purchase from Widden Stud, has now won 10 races with almost $700k in earnings.
Stakes Double for Hermitage Thoroughbreds - More Success for Wu Gok | Breednet
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Hermitage Thoroughbreds owned Sebring gelding Wu Gok started the season with a pair of Black type wins last spring and is still going strong after taking out the Listed ATC Lord Mayor’s Cup (2000m) ...
The 2020 Autumn Edition of the Thoroughbred Breeders NSW Magazine has been released.
Features include; announcement of the Les Young writers award, analysis of the 14 new sires to stand in NSW and a look into the dietary requirements for yearlings during pre-training.
2020 Summer_Autumn | NSW Breeders Update
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IN THIS ISSUE: Timeform Review Autumn Carnival Fourteen New Sires For NSW Studs Sales we virtually won’t forget After the Sales, Pre-Training Winners AgriFutures Update - Thoroughbred Horses THOROUG...Immortal Love for Mick Price Racing & Michael Kent Jnr wins the Tom Melbourne Trophy at Flemington Racecourse and Victoria Racing Club.
Well done to United Syndications and all of the owners!
Three time G1 winner Sunlight (Zoustar x Solar Charged) has been retired.
She claimed wins in the Coolmore Stud Stks, Newmarket Hcp & William Reid Stks plus the Magic Millions 2YO Classic in 2018.
McEvoy Mitchell Racing Widden Stud
Equine exports suspended due to suspected piroplasmosis positive.
The New Zealand Ministry for Primary Industries (MPI) has informed all equine exporters that exports to, or via, Australia are suspended with immediate effect.
Equine exports suspended due to suspected piroplasmosis positive | NZ Racing News
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RacingNew Zealand Equine exports suspended due to suspected piroplasmosis positive By NZ Racing Desk - May 21, 2020 Share Facebook Twitter Pinterest WhatsApp Linkedin Print Equine exports to Australia...Needs Further will relocate from Tasmania's Armidale Stud to Aquis Farm's Victorian base for the 2020 season in a move which is set to pave the way for greater opportunities for the stallion.
Aquis secures Needs Further for Victoria
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Needs Further will relocate from Tasmania's Armidale Stud to Aquis' Victorian base for the 2020 season in a move which is set to pave the way for greater opportunities for the stallion.Highly respected Stud Manager Marcus Corban has been appointed to a Special Projects role with burgeoning Victorian-based stud and racing operation Yulong Investments.
Formerly the General Manager of Cambridge Stud for over three decades, Corban will be taking up the position next month and will split his time between Australia and New Zealand.
Kingstar Farm hasn’t wasted any time in throwing its support behind new stallion Unite And Conquer with the Hunter Valley operation already active in the market to source mares for the son of Hinchinbrook.
HQ Insurance would like to extend our thoughts to the team at Lauriston Thoroughbred Farm and the entire O'Brien family following the passing of Kevin.
May he rest in peace.
Vinery Stud’s Headwater & Darley’s Shooting To Win both sired impressive 2YO G3 winners on Saturday.
Wisdom Of Water won the G3 Ken Russell Memorial Classic at Gold Coast Turf Club & Extra Time won striding away in the G3 National Stakes at Morphettville Racecourse.
Timely stakes wins put emerging pair in spotlight
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Important stakes wins for a couple of young stallions on Saturday could prove very timely, with many breeders currently working through their mating options for the 2020 season.Ocean Park (NZ) has enjoyed a break-out season with his first siring successes at the highest level courtesy of Kolding (NZ) and Tofane (NZ) and now a rising staying star and G1 Melbourne Cup contender in Oceanex (NZ).
Oceanex is prepared at Caulfield by Mick Price Racing and Michael Kent Jnr and the former admitted he hadn’t yet given any thought of the mare’s spring preparation and her path to the Cup with his third runner in the iconic event.
The ANZ Bloodstock News Maiden Winner of the Week:
Liza With A Zee (2YO F Zoustar x Leap Lively)
Sold by Widden Stud at the Magic Millions Gold Coast Sale to Gollan Racing / John Foote Bloodstock / Black Soil Bloodstock
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2 f Zoustar – Leap Lively by Hinchinbrook O: Ms Z A Daly, Mrs J M Gollan, Mrs L S Cunningham, Mrs S Cunningham, Mrs S Y Rooke, Mrs L Huddy, Mrs B V Siemsen, Ms C M Cook, Ms J P Cook, Miss L C Setfor...Dr Drill for Ciaron Maher Racing & David Eustace wins the Darley Australia Pty LTD Scone Cup.
What about the hot streak Keagan Latham is on recently!
The Bopper (Nicconi x Chicago) bolts home in the Scone Race Club 2YO Challenge for Kris Lees Racing.
The $30,000 Inglis Scone Sale yearling from the Widden Stud draft, is now 2 from 2 with over $100,000 in prizemoney & bonuses!
With the 2020 service fees of nearly 160 stallions across Australia having already been confirmed, a pattern has emerged as to what the new landscape will look like in the COVID-19 era.
2020 Stallion fees a sign of the times
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With the 2020 service fees of nearly 160 stallions across Australia having already been confirmed, a pattern has emerged as to what the new landscape will look like in the COVID-19 era.