Bred to Win Returns This Monday Night

Media Release - Sunday Apr 5

Caroline Searcy’s informative and entertaining thoroughbred breeding program Bred To Win returns to TV screens around Australia this Easter Monday, April 6.

Coming off a thrilling Day 1 of The Championships in Sydney, recap all the back stories on who bred, bought and sold the major winners and see great vision of the stars of the turf as yearlings in the Bred To Win “Wrap.”

There’s a recap, with magnificent full-screen broadcast vision of a number of the top lots from last week’s Inglis Easter Yearling Sale.

Anto White is talking about Tour D'Horse - image supplied

Anto White of Belltrees previews the upcoming Tour D’Horse – training off track thoroughbreds for a 6-day ride through the historic Hunter Valley property, raising money for the Kids’ Founcation. The story focusses on Greg Hickman’s stakes winner Eleven Eleven as the racing and breeding industry works to give racehorses a new life beyond the racetrack.

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And fresh from their success with TJ Smith winning mare Joliestar, Sir Brendan and Lady Jo Lindsay unveil their own Stud Dog, Louis in Cambridge Stud’s “Stud Dogs of Australasia.”

Sir Brendan and Lady Jo Lindsay are the owners of outstanding sprinter Joliestar - image supplied

In coming weeks Bred To Win will feature further long form interviews taking you behind the scenes within the thoroughbred breeding industry and the people who make it tick.

Don’t miss the return of Bred To Win – Monday April 6 – Sky Thoroughbred Central – Foxtel Ch 528 at 8pm EST.

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