Victory aboard the Kiwi-bred Carbonados in the A$160,000 NSW Jockeys Association Handicap (1300m) at Rosehill on Saturday capped a memorable 40th birthday for jockey Tim Clark.

Securing his 13th consecutive Brisbane Metropolitan Trainers’ Premiership, trainer Tony Gollan sent Boomtown Boss to Victoria where the Spirit Of Boom gelding secured the first black type race of the new season, winning the $200,000 G3 VRC Aurie's Star Handicap (1200m) at Flemington.

Go Bloodstock have been making news in the bloodstock world with their private sale of Golden Slipper winner Lady of Camelot expected to produce a new record price for an Australian broodmare prospect when it concludes next Friday, but a colt they offloaded through Inglis Digital earlier this year made his new owners very happy at Rosehill on Saturday.

Consistent mare Quintabelle upset the applecart with a resolute finishing run to take out the Gr.3 Winning Edge Presentations 129th Winter Cup (1600m) on Saturday for local Riccarton trainer Anna Furlong.

Comeback jockey Blake Shinn has predicted a black-type future for New Zealand-bred galloper Touchdown, who lived up to his reputation and hot favouritism with a dominant victory in the A$130,000 2026 Melbourne Cup Carnival On Sale (1620m) at Flemington on Saturday.

Promising three-year-old She’s No Saint is on target for her hometown feature after a comprehensive win in the 15 August Cambridge Stud Northland Breeders Stakes (1100m) at Ruakaka.

The new season got off to a perfect start for New Zealand syndicator Matthew Corban’s Inspire Racing, whose maroon and white colours were carried to a smart win by Attractiveness in Sydney’s first race of 2026-27.

Based at Gooree Park Stud, Everest hero Yes Yes Yes enjoyed winners galore last season with his total progeny earnings topping $4million for the past 12 months and he was back in the winning groove at Rosehill on Saturday.

Aussie bred mare Asfoora, the Champion European Sprinter in 2025, went around overnight in the Group II King George Stakes (5f) at Goodwood and while she did not win, the daughter of Flying Artie showed she was back to something like her best.

It’s been a nail biting finish in the race to be the leading sire of Australian winners and it went right down to the wire with Newgate based Capitalist landing two new winners on Friday to take the title.

Here is the full list of 48 stallions which had winners throughout Australasia today with winners and result details.

Plenty of the big bangers were in action at the Randwick trials on Friday morning and there was a plethora of horses to evaluate, but a very interesting runner that has had just one run in Australia was certainly an eye-catcher.

An exceptional catalogue has been compiled for the Magic Millions Digital (31 Jul-5 Aug) Sale, featuring multiple Group-winning mares, a Hong Kong prospect as well as the first offering from the Forest View Farm Unreserved Dispersal.

On the last day of the Australian racing season, champion first season sire elect Home Affairs posted his 20th first crop winner and he did it with an exciting youngster trained by Ciaron Maher.

Who are we highlighting this week? - Analysis of the G1 winning 3YO’s for this season has made us realise how many horses on this list took giant strides from two to three, so we are looking into the crystal ball to find some juveniles we believe could end next season as G1 performers if not G1 winners.

A second season of the $5m Inglis Xtra Bonus Series has concluded with a staggering $6.4m having been paid out to participants so far.

Unbeaten St Mark’s Basilica filly Diamond Necklace went on her winning way overnight at Goodwood when taking on older mares for the first time in the Group I Nassau Stakes (1m2f).

Glorious Goodwood continued overnight with a splendid card highlighted by Group I filly Diamond Necklace, but from an Aussie perspective the win of promising three year-old Ciarrai Abu was worth watching as he will ultimately be headed into the stable of John O’Shea and Tom Charlton.

Here is the full list of 36 stallions which had winners throughout Australasia today with winners and result details.

The curtain is coming down on an amazingly successful season for Sydney based syndicators Darby Racing and their owners, who have enjoyed G1 success thanks to Caballus and the thrill of Royal Ascot with Overpass and the Darby colours today racked up a winning treble at Kembla.

Lyndhurst Stud’s value I Am Invincible stallion has made a pleasing start to his stud career with the Chris and Corey Munce trained first starter Armand becoming his fifth winner from just nine starters when saluting on Thursday.

Cambridge Stud based Hello Youmzain (Fr) has had plenty oif success this year and sired the winner of the last stakes race of the NZ racing season on Thursday.  

The New Zealand Thoroughbred Racing (NZTR) Board has appointed Paul Humphries as Chair from 1 August through to the conclusion of the Annual General Meeting in November, succeeding Russell Warwick, who steps down from the role at the end of July.

A famous son of one of the worlds’ most prolific sires in Dubawi, is living his life off the track in the green paddocks and beautiful soft sand rolling hills of Rosden Park at Malinong in South Australia.

Te Akau Racing continued their reign as New Zealand’s leading stable when winning their seventh consecutive National Trainers’ Premiership this season.

The Group I Sussex (1m) st Goodwood overnight was the first test of the elite Euro 3YO milers against their older rivals and the young guns came out on top.

Schwarz retired to Victoria’s Rosemont Stud last year as the most successful son of Zoustar, so fair to say his first season foals are going to be eagerly awaited, and the first one has lobbed.

Today’s Inglis Digital July (Late) sale-topper Arctic Glamour is set for a date with Zoustar this spring after selling to Julia Ritchie and Widden Stud for $640,000.

Here is the full list of 49 stallions which had winners throughout Australasia today with winners and result details.

A promising debut 2YO winner on Tuesday and a metro winner at Sandown on Wednesday, the season is ending with a flourish for Widden stud’s Russian Camelot (IRE).

The fourth of four Sandown winners on Wednesday for the Ciaron Maher and Jabez Johnstone partnership, exciting 3yo Shamus Award filly Here’s Matilda kept her unbeaten record intact, racing clear to win the Tile Importer Handicap (1400m) in emphatic fashion.

A half-sister to leading young sire and Champion 3YO Sprinter Bivouac, Godolphin blueblood filly Sequinned opened her account at Randwick on Wednesday.

Per Incanto's remarkable stud career reached another milestone on Saturday night when the Little Avondale Stud stallion claimed both the Dewar Award and the Centaine Award at the New Zealand Thoroughbred Breeders' Awards.

Greg and Jo Griffin of Lime Country Thoroughbreds know value when they see it and took a punt on well bred three year-old Extreme Choice filly Mimi’s when she was offered at the Magic Millions National Broodmare Sale this year in the Newgate Consignment.

After pleasing with her recent debut fourth at Sandown, Ciaron Maher sent his 2yo Too Darn Hot (GB) filly Crown Of Fire north for her second start, capturing the lucrative $100,000 Robrick Lodge Handicap (1550m) on the Kensington track on Wednesday.

Rising 10-year-old gelding Bradman has been a stable stalwart for Roydon Bergerson, and the Awapuni trainer is hoping he can end his career on a high when he heads to Riccarton on Saturday to contest the Gr.3 Winning Edge Presentations Winter Cup (1600m).

The Group II Lennox Stakes (7f) at Glorious Goodwood is run a at real sweet spot in distance terms for the William Haggas trained Lake Forest and the son of No Nay Never duly scored a neck win as favourite with Cieren Fallon in the saddle paving the way for a crack at the G1 Sussex Stakes taking on unbeaten 3YO Bow Echo.

The best stayer in Europe this year, Justify stallion Scandinavia kept his record perfect for 2026 in the Group I Goodwood Cup (2m), while the 2024 Golden Eagle hero Lake Forest was also back in the winning groove and seems likely to be given the chance to make history this week with a quick back up.

Ask any athlete or indeed any human being of a competitive bent about the value of winning and of course that’s important, but the thing that matters most is personal best and the quest to be better than you were.

Here is the full list of 16 stallions which had winners throughout Australasia today with winners and result details.

A two year-old Russian Camelot (IRE) filly bred to win a Melbourne Cup kicked off her career with a debut win at Swan Hill on Tuesday over just 975m.

Rich Hill Stud's Proisir was celebrated as the winner of the Grosvenor Award at the Property Brokers National Breeding Awards on Saturday night, with the title effectively secured despite three race days remaining in the New Zealand season.

Rich Hill Stud stallions continued their superb run of racetrack success across Australasia, with Proisir siring four weekend winners and Satono Aladdin and Ace High also producing impressive metropolitan winners in Australia.

New Zealand Thoroughbred Racing (NZTR), Harness Racing New Zealand (HRNZ) and TAB NZ have today, Tuesday 28 July, released Project Stamina, a long-term roadmap to create a modern, sustainable racing and training venue network that will support the future of New Zealand racing.

Promising two-year-old Sonar has black-type on his radar and he could attain it this week when he heads to Otaki on Thursday to contest the Listed Phils Electrical & Gipsy Caravans Ryder Stakes (1200m).

With four days of racing left in this season the battle to be leading sire by winners is going down to the wire with Capitalist and Zoustar tied on 168 winners and Toronado (IRE) two behind on 166, so let’s take a look at their runners to come.

The new racing season will begin this Saturday prompting racing pundits to speculate on what lies ahead and from a bloodstock perspective there is a stallion I believe is well overdue for his next Australian Group I winner.

Here is the full list of 18 stallions which had winners throughout Australasia today with winners and result details.

Frankel has some promising rising three year-olds in Australia and New Zealand for next season and they include the Lance O’Sullivan and Andrew Scott trained filly Te Encuentro.

Multiple top-flight winner Waitak will again front Wexford Stables’ spring attack, which will also feature a quartet of quality age group contenders.

Talk about close, four year-old Too Darn Hot stallion Hotazhell is no stranger to a desperate hard fought finish and found himself in another dogfight overnight in Germany when capturing the second G1 of his career.

Here is the full list of 62 stallions which had winners throughout Australasia today with winners and result details.

The two year-old full brother to Group winning Golden Slipper place-getter and exciting young sire King’s Gambit was an easy pick as the One to Watch when he scored a stylish debut win on Sunday.

Trained by the late Bart Cummings, Pendragon was a Group winner back in 2005 in the Dato Tan Chin Nam colours that went on to sire Group winners at stud with his retirement years spent in the care of Fiona Mylan at Brisbane Meadows on the Southern Highlands.

Twenty-nine-year-old New Zealander Dean Williams celebrated the first winner of his training career at Murtoa on Saturday, with Tempest Moon capturing the Marma Cup (2050m) in the colours of The Oaks Stud.

Widely admired Windsor Park Stud principal Rodney Schick has been recognised for his outstanding contribution to New Zealand's thoroughbred breeding industry, receiving the NZTBA Personality of the Year, sponsored by Entain AU & NZ, at the Property Brokers National Breeding Awards in Karapiro on Saturday night.

A pair of new juvenile winners and a first time stakes performer made it a good Saturday for Widden Stud’s Victorian based value sire Doubtland.

Cambridge Stud was crowned the Sir Patrick and Justine Lady Hogan New Zealand Breeder of the Year sponsored by Dunstan Horsefeeds on Saturday night at the Property Brokers National Breeding Awards at Karapiro, earning New Zealand’s highest breeding honour for the sixth time following another outstanding season on both sides of the Tasman.

He might have started at odds of $61, but no one with a heart could begrudge six year old Gingerbread Man gelding Fluro Neuro his first stakes win in the Listed HG Bolton Sprint at Belmont on Saturday!

Shuttling back to Newgate this spring, Starspangledbanner’s Cox Plate winning son State of Rest (IRE) posted his third winner in Ireland overnight at Gowran Park with a bold front running victory for Sword of State.

It was two new winners in two days for Wild Ruler when Queen Olympias saluted at the Gold Coast on Saturday following on from a hugely impressive win at Echuca on Friday for Myhro’s Ruler.

The time honoured ‘King George’ has been rejuvenated this year with a boost in prizemoney to £2 million and the result was a super competitive 1m4f race that attracted seven Group I winners from four different countries, including two challengers from Japan.

Here is the full list of 109 stallions which had winners throughout Australasia today with winners and result details.

The prestigious and lucrative Spring Carnival has lured Cosmic Crusader to Victoria, and the Group One-winning Western Australian made a big first impression on Melbourne in Saturday’s A$200,000 Gr.3 The Big Screen Company Bletchingly Stakes (1200m) at Caulfield.

In-form mare First Chorus has a spring black-type feature in her crosshairs after carrying on her rich vein of winter form in Saturday’s A$150,000 Tobin Brothers Celebrating Lives Handicap (1600m) at Caulfield.

Jumping away the race favourite off the back of her consistent recent form, 3yo Bivouac filly Cavalry Girl gave nothing else a chance, charging away to win the $120,000 Listed SAJC Lightning Stakes (1050m) at Morphettville by four and a half lengths.

The winter of 2026 has been a turning point in the career of New Zealand-bred filly Satono Jasmine, who stretched her winning sequence to four in the A$160,000 B & K Group Australia Handicap (1800m) at Randwick on Saturday.

Many horses find it hard to record consecutive victories, but Ciaron Maher’s progressive Written Tycoon mare Tennessee Bound took her impressive record to six starts – six wins – with a narrow victory in the Sportsbet Caulfield Cup Carnival Hospitality Handicap (1100m).

With a drama packed start to the Stow Robotics Handicap (1100m) at Caulfield after the late withdrawals of No Confetti and Rebel Tuesday who broke through the barriers, a photo finish once the line was reached saw Doubtland gelding Doubt Time get up to defeat the race favourite.

Saturday’s A$120,000 TAB Highway Plate (1800m) at Randwick was the second straight Highway victory for Leovanni, and the third consecutive win overall for the in-form mare.

Stakes placed filly Scintillation gave trainers John O'Shea and Tom Charlton the perfect start to Saturday's ten-race meeting at Royal Randwick, with the I Am Invincible 2yo taking out the opener of the day for breeder/owner Rosemont Stud.

Widely-travelled stallion Winning Rupert has died at Westbury Park in WA following a severe bout of colic on Thursday. 

Here is the full list of 48 stallions which had winners throughout Australasia today with winners and result details.

The G2-winning millionaire Arctic Glamour (Frosted) and mares in foal to the likes of Extreme Choice, Anamoe and leading young European sire Starman headline one of the strongest Inglis Digital catalogues ever assembled, with the July (Late) sale now open for bidding.

In a welcome addition to the Queensland breeding ranks, G1 sprinter Graff will relocate to Eureka Stud commencing with the 2026 breeding season.

Newgate Farm based Wild Ruler posted his tenth Australian winner at Echuca on Friday with a dazzling six length win for the John McArdle trained gelding Myhro’s Ruler.

Rosehill trials on Friday morning featured seven heats won by juveniles that include exciting Home Affairs colt I’m Ya Huckleberry.

Gray Williamson was a winner on two fronts at Pinjarra on Wednesday with Dirty Habits scoring a flashing-light victory over 1700m while his new stallion Straight Charge also caught the eye parading between races for prospective breeders.

Last year’s Gr.1 New Zealand Derby (2400m) hero Willydoit is making pleasing progress for trainers Shaun and Emma Clotworthy and is on track to resume in the Gr.1 Proisir Plate (1400m) at Ellerslie in September.

Who are we highlighting this week? - Analysis of the G1 winning 3YO’s for this season has made us realise how many horses on this list took giant strides from two to three, so we are looking into the crystal ball to find some juveniles we believe could end next season as G1 performers if not G1 winners.

Young Cambridghe Stud based sire Sword Of State made his presence felt on the international stage as He Li Feng Mang took out the RMB Imported Thoroughbred 2yo (1200m), a local Group 3 race in China.

Pukekohe trainers Conor and Sarah Fahy have farewelled unbeaten three-year-old Aurora Belle, with the promising filly sold to Australia to join the Lindsay Park stable of Ben, Will and JD Hayes.

The Dubawi sireline has been embraced by Australian breeders with no fewer than seven of his G1 winning sons standing in Australia this spring and one of the stars of that group is Ghaiyyath (IRE), who sired two new stakes-winners overnight.

Here is the full list of 38 stallions which had winners throughout Australasia today with winners and result details.

The proven pathway from NZB sales to the Group One winners’ circle provided plenty more success during the 2025-26 season, headed by eight Group One victories in Australia and another five in New Zealand.

The NZB flag flew high in the inaugural Selangor Mile (1600m) last year, and this weekend a strong group of Karaka graduates will attempt to deliver a repeat result in the second running of Malaysia’s richest horse race.

The great Neville Begg prepared countless Group I winners in a long and successful as a trainer, but he is also a very astute breeder and a two year-old he bred and races was a promising winner at Wyong on Thursday.

Countless top-class thoroughbreds have carried Dr Gene Tsoi’s distinctive violet-and-pink colours across Australasia, but this month’s Standard 2080 Ltd Unreserved Dispersal Sale on Gavelhouse Plus will draw the curtain on more than 25 years of breeding and racing in the region.

Equimillion and Racing NSW are delighted to officially open nominations for Australia's richest equestrian event dedicated to retired Thoroughbred racehorses.

Australia's leading thoroughbred auctioneer Magic Millions is pleased to announce that entries for their 2027 suite of yearling sales across the country are now open.

Here is the full list of 43 stallions which had winners throughout Australasia today with winners and result details.

Talented three year-old gelding Watson is one of 167 Australian winners this season for Capitalist and racked up his third win this year when saluting at Canterbury on Wednesday for the Waterhouse Bott stable.

A 5% share in the multiple Group 1-placed 3YO filly Within the Law (Lot 53) was highly sought after in today's Magic Millions Digital (17-22 July) Sale, realising $70,000 to the bid of Yulong Investments.

The David Payne stable had a winning 2YO double at Canterbury on Wednesday with Russian Revolution filly Krasina following her stablemate Persian Wonder into the winner’s circle.

Rosemont Stud is delighted to announce our annual Stallion Parade & Open Day will be held on Friday, August 28th (11am-2pm).

A full brother to progressive Chris Waller trained three year-old Hello Captain, talented Hello Youmzain (Fr) juvenile Persian Wonder was Group placed during the autumn and returned from a spell to break the ice at Canterbury on Wednesday.

Third on debut in the Listed VRC Maribyrnong Trial (1000m) behind Eurocanto, with eventual G1 MRC Blue Diamond Stakes (1200m) winner Streisand in second, Tony and Calvin McEvoy’s 2yo Bivouac filly One Day At A Time improved from her first up fourth this time in to break her maiden in style on Wednesday afternoon at Sandown.

If Brazen Beau. Hellbent and Home Affairs are anything to go by, young sons of I Am Invincible are proving hot commodities in the breeding barn. A prolific source of precocious speed and a three-time Champion Sire, I Am Invincible has consistently produced elite performers, and increasingly, his sons are following suit.

Andrew Campbell will follow a familiar and lucrative black type path with lightly tried youngster Singletary.

Wednesday racing at Caulfield will give Home Affairs the opportunity to put up his 20th first crop winner and if successful, the Coolmore young gun will get very close to Snitzel in the race to be crowned Champion 2YO Sire.