Bred to Win Returns to Sky for Spring Series

Media Release - Sunday Aug 2

Caroline Searcy’s thoroughbred breeding industry TV program Bred To Win will return this Monday night at 7.30pm on Sky Thoroughbred Central ahead of the spring breeding season.

Bred To Win has built up an enormous, loyal following, promoting new and proven stallions to broodmare owners and educating the racing public about the background to the horses whose success they celebrate on the track.

Observer stands at Darley Victoria - image supplied

Coming up this spring season Caroline will profile exciting new sires such as Darley’s two dual Group 1 winners, Tentryris and Observer, proven sire, but new to Australia, Coolmore’s Super Seth, two new stallions Libertad and Coleman at Blue Gum Farm, stunning grey European star Charyn at Cambridge Stud, Blue Diamond winner Little Brose alongside his sire Per Incanto at Little Avondale, Vinrock at Yulong, Reserve Bank at Evergreen Stud and many more.

Reserve Bank is first season at Evergreen Stud Farm - image supplied

Plus, Cambridge Stud’s popular, “Stud Dogs of Australasia” segment featuring the beloved canines of people we all know at thoroughbred studs around Australia and New Zealand.

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Combined with an up to date news segment featuring the latest happenings in the bloodstock world, this is must watch racing and breeding industry vision.

Bred To Win airs nationally on Sky Thoroughbred Central on Monday nights at 7.30pm eastern and is replayed through the week. The program also airs on Trackside New Zealand and is available to view on social media.

BRED TO WIN: MONDAY NIGHTS – 7.30PM EASTERN – SKY THOROUGHBRED CENTRAL – FOXTEL, CHANNEL 528.

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