My how time flies, 2026 will see the tenth running of the $20million Group I TAB Everest (1200m), which has evolved into the number one sprint race in the country and number one race in Sydney.

Here is the full list of 26 stallions which had winners throughout Australasia today with winners and result details.

Te Akau Racing are slowly coming out of their winter hibernation, with the country’s leading stable stepping out some of their topliners at the Avondale trials on Tuesday.

The first heat at the Warwick Farm trials on Tuesday morning featured a field of nine that included four G1 winners and five more that would like to be G1 winners – so what are the questions for them to answer this spring.

Since transferring to Gooree Park Stud last season, Everest hero Yes Yes Yes has continued to deliver the goods for his supporters producing 76 winners worldwide this season and they include a popular galloper in the Proven Thoroughbreds colours.

A list of the latest arrivals from Australia to Hong Kong published on Monday had social media popping given it included all of the star male staying 3YOs that ran at the Brisbane Winter Carnival.

The first two heats at the Randwick trials on Monday morning featured a bevy of talented horses stepping out with spring goals in mind and for the passionate racing fan they bring some intriguing questions and we will get the answers over the next few months!

Here is the full list of 32 stallions which had winners throughout Australasia today with winners and result details.

Two days after Woodside Park’s Rich Enuff sired a new 2YO stakes-winner in Neveu, the brilliant son of Written Tycoon gave us another talented 2YO debut winner at Pakenham on Monday.

The clock is ticking down to the end of the season and there were seven trials at Randwick on Monday morning won by juveniles and two of them are already stakes-winners, while another is a Group placed filly that will not remain a maiden for long.

Stephen Marsh is working with a new look Well Written as she progresses toward the opening of her spring campaign at Ellerslie, with the riches of Sydney to follow.

The JRHA Select Sale last week put the spotlight on Australian bred mares at stud in Japan with the foal and yearling sessions both topped by the offspring of Aus bred mares Youngstar and Yankee Rose, with another of our G1 winning mares Amphitrite producing an eye-catching winner in Japan on Sunday.

Here is the full list of 57 stallions which had winners throughout Australasia today with winners and result details.

Trapeze Artist is enjoying his best ever season and part of that success has been driven by his juveniles and his equal most expensive yearling sold in 2025 became his latest 2YO winner at Hawkesbury on Sunday.

The highest priced yearling colt by Bivouac ever sold opened his account at Hawkesbury on Sunday when racing clear to win with authority at his second race start.

Southland trainer Ebony Turner is excited about the future with her two-year-old filly Glamour Extreme following her eye-catching debut victory in the John Borrie & Peter Cook (1200m) at Oamaru on Sunday.

The stylish grey filly Ladies Pro is rapidly garnering herself a devoted following, and the daughter of D'Argento rewarded them again with a pulsating win the Listed Belmont Classic (2200m) on Saturday.

Cambridge Stud based Almanzor (Fr) featured overnight in the UK with a new stakes-winner when Brielle captured the Listed Aphrodite Fillies Stakes (1m4f) at Newmarket.

Joseph O’Brien always looked as though he could win the Group I Irish Oaks (1m4f) at the Curragh overnight given he was sending out the race favourite and Epsom Oaks winner Thundering On, but when that filly was scratched on race morning it was up to her stablemate to rise to the challenge.

Here is the full list of 111 stallions which had winners throughout Australasia today with winners and result details.

A winner of the Listed ATC Civic Stakes two starts back before finishing third last time out in the Listed ATC Winter Stakes, super consistent Midnight Dynamite recorded his second stakes victory, capturing the $200,000 Listed ATC Winter Challenge (1500m) in impressive fashion on Saturday.

Stepping up to 1400m for the first time off the back of a last start third over 1200m, the Jon O’Connor trained Neveu was simply too strong in the run to the line, winning the $150,000 G3 SAJC Sires’ Produce Stakes at Morphettville on Saturday.

Two weeks after finishing second to Highland Blaze in the Banjo Paterson Series Final (2600m) at Flemington, Bold Soul returned for a rematch on Saturday and reversed that result in the A$150,000 Dean Lester Flemington Cup (2800m).

The highest priced filly by Zousain sold in 2024 when snapped up by astute trainer Mitch Freedman for $230,000 from the Rosemont draft at Magic Millions, Salizou is starting to pay back that purchase price with a Flemington victory on Saturday.

Foxton horsewoman Suzy Gordon recorded her first stakes win as a trainer at New Plymouth on Saturday when she produced the quinella in the Listed Agfirst Engineering Opunake Cup (1400m) with Prioress and Turn The Ace.

Coming off a third last start in the Listed VRC Taj Rossi Series Final (1600m), Trent Busuttin and Natalie Young’s Ole Kirk 2yo colt Ko Phangan appreciated the drop in class to break his maiden over 1800m at Flemington on Saturday.

Champion trainer Chris Waller has had a run of promising juvenile winners as we work towards the end of the season and I Am Invincible colt Joint Venture has added his name to the list after overcoming difficulty to win at Rosehill on Saturday.

The A$3 million The Big Dance (1600m) on Melbourne Cup Day is firmly on Rolling Magic’s radar after a dominant first-up victory in the A$120,000 Midway Handicap (1300m) at Rosehill on Saturday.

Once upon a time the Group III SAJC Sires Produce Stakes (1400m) for juveniles at Morphettville was run as part of the big Adelaide Carnival in May and as such  was part of a bigger picture of stakes races in that state, but that’s not the case now.

Purchased for 1.1million guineas at the 2024 Tattersalls October Yearling Sale by Yulong, three year-old Dubawi colt Superior Choice landed his first stakes race in the UK overnight carrying the colours of Ace Stud.

Here is the full list of 41 stallions which had winners throughout Australasia today with winners and result details.

A catalogue featuring significant quality has been compiled for the Magic Millions Digital (17-22 July) Sale, including racehorses, racefillies, shares, weanlings, yearlings and broodmares with the highlight being stakes-placed mare Kimberley Rose. 

A multiple Group winner by champion sire Written Tycoon, young Kooringal Stud based stallion Finance Tycoon sired his first winner on Friday.

Donna Logan is hoping a return to Ruakaka this weekend can help reinvigorate her Group Three performer Yokozuna.

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.

Everyone loves an Inglis Digital success story and Russian Revolution mare Durova certainly fits the profile and was at her best at Grafton on Thursday winning the $75,000 Sir James Kirby Quality (1000m).

Joseph O’Brien won a Cox Plate with Starspangledbanner stallion State of Rest (IRE) and he also puts the polish on his super impressive new winner Star of State, who won by daylight at Leopardstown overnight.

Here is the full list of 37 stallions which had winners throughout Australasia today with winners and result details.

Golden Slipper winning sire Farnan unleashed a pretty smart 2YO winner on Wednesday in Castillo King and on the same program his three-quarter brother Sandbar gave breeders a reminder of his talents when classy 3YO Dusty Bay saluted in the Benchmark 72 event.

A  colt from the first northern hemisphere crop of champion racehorse Auguste Rodin has been purchased by Mr Kaneko for ¥88 million, (NZ$930,000) surpassing the price he paid for the colt’s grandsire, Deep Impact.

The Melbourne Racing Club has announced its 2026 Spring Racing program as part of the Club’s 150-year celebration, delivering a welcome return to sensible programming for racing participants and enthusiasts.

With only two runners accepted on Thursday, Home Affairs couldn't have asked for a better result, producing a perfect double through Hearts Affair at Kembla Grange followed by debut winner Covert Action at Cranbourne.

Represented by exciting juvenile winner American Eagle on Wednesday, Darley’s Too Darn Hot (GB) produced another quality winner on Thursday as Godolphin’s 3yo filly Glissando cleared out by more than three lengths at Kembla Grange.

A new and huge incentive for buyers will feature at this October's Magic Millions Gold Coast Horses in Training Sale - a proven breeze-up style auction of which entries are now open.

Continuing to further extend his lead in the First Season Sire race, Home Affairs supplied the winner of the opening race at Kembla Grange on Thursday as the Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott trained filly Hearts Affair won with ease.

It was a good 24 hours for Brave Smash (Jpn) with a new winner at the last Hong Kong meeting of the season at Happy Valley last night and a debut two year-old winner in WA.

Mindarie, whose first two foals are 2YO Stakes winners, has delivered Mogumber Park their best ever sale result when topping today’s Inglis Digital July (Early) Online Sale at $355,000, selling to Perth breeder Robert Bavcevic following a robust bidding duel.

Here is the full list of 50 stallions which had winners throughout Australasia today with winners and result details.

The $80,000 Grafton Guineas (1600m) is one of the highlight races at the annual Grafton Cup carnival and was won in commanding style by Russian Revolution gelding Rustemo in the Australian Bloodstock colours.

A narrow second two starts back in the Listed Hinkler Handicap before beaten less than three lengths in the Listed Glasshouse Handicap, Matthew Dunn’s Omaha Beach (USA) gelding Band Of Brothers recorded his second black type victory, winning the $200,000 Listed Ramornie Handicap (1200m) at Grafton.

With a recent barrier trial win under his belt, the Michael Freedman trained Farnan colt Castillo King appears well above average, starting the race favourite before powering away to score by more than three length on debut at Warwick Farm on Wednesday.

The 1100m juvenile fillies maiden at Warwick Farm on Wednesday featured a bevy of well-bred girls with Chanterelle, the full sister to Magic Millions 2YO classic winner O’Ole, sent off favourite to make a winning debut, but race experience can count for something and it did today.

Progressive stayer King Pedro contests Thursday’s Listed A$200,000 Grafton Cup (2350m) for trainer Tom Charlton, who believes the New Zealand-bred four-year-old can now elevate to a new level after getting the monkey off his back with a last-start victory in the Stayers Cup (2400m) at Rosehill.

Off the back of a recent jumpout victory, the Clayton Douglas trained Too Darn Hot (GB) colt American Eagle came with a well-timed run to topple the race favourite, recording an impressive winning debut in the opening race at Sandown on Wednesday.

There is an easy way to break your maiden and a hard one and the Paul Shailer trained Profit in Paradise definitely found the hard way when saluting at Eagle Farm on Wednesday to become the fifth winner for his young sire Profiteer.

The day after a colt from Aussie G1 winner Youngstar topped the 2026 JRHA Select Sale (yearlings) it was foals in the spotlight on the second day and Aussie bred Yankee Rose produced a colt by Kitasan Black to top the sale at 410,000,000yen (A$3.6million).

Darley based Bivouac and the late Coolmore shuttler Wootton Bassett (GB) are locked in an intriguing battle to be Champion Second Crop Sire by earnings and Bivouac struck a blow on Tuesday with a blueblood homebred filly for Godolphin.

Here is the full list of 24 stallions which had winners throughout Australasia today with winners and result details.

Fourth in the Group I ATC Flight Stakes last spring to Apocalyptic, this talented three year-old filly was always going to be a red hot favourite to break her maiden at Newcastle on Tuesday.

The Richard Litt stable has had a lot of success mining the online sales for untapped talent and they struck at Newcastle on Tuesday with a son of Extreme Choice snapped up through 2026 Magic Millions Digital (Jan 2-7) for just $11,000.

Stakes-winning mare Merchant Queen (Merchant Navy) is set for a mating with Golden Slipper-winning stallion Farnan after Vinery Stud bought her for $92,500 during the 2026 National Online Breeding Stock Sale on Gavelhouse Plus on Tuesday evening.

The yearling session of the 2026 JRHA Select Sale was held at Northen Horse Park in Japan on Monday and the top seller was a colt from the first crop of Equinox out of Australian bred Group I BRC Queensland Oaks winner Youngstar.

A flurry of recent winners has set up Rich Hill Stud’s champion stallion Proisir for a second champion New Zealand sires’ title.

Here is the full list of 31 stallions which had winners throughout Australasia today with winners and result details.

Brilliant Group I winning sprinter Reserve Bank was a newsmaker last month when selling through Inglis Digital’s inaugural Bull Ring Sale and the stunning son of Capitalist will stand his first season at Evergreen Stud this spring.

The release of entries for the $5million 2027 Golden Slipper last week was a story that sparked huge audience interest and one reader was excited to find he was actually in that story and felt compelled to share his story.

Sold as a yearling for $2.5million, Pi Legend is writing another chapter of the Inglis Digital success story after racking up back to back wins at Sha Tin on Sunday.

Eight months after being purchased out of the NZB Ready to Run Sale at Karaka, two-year-old filly Actionbelle (Bivouac) became a black-type winner in the $80,000 Listed John Turkington Forestry Castletown Stakes (1200m) at Otaki on Friday.

Due back at Coolmore Australia this spring, exciting young shuttle sire St Mark’s Basilica (Fr) added a second Group I winner to his tally overnight at Deauville in France where the Group I Prix Jean Prat (1400m) attracted a hot field and was won by Thesecretadversary.

In April this year, Breednet ran a story about Australian owner /breeder Matthew Sandblom’s bold move to send two Aussie bred NH time Extreme Choice fillies to France to be trained and the first of them to race made a winning debut overnight at Deauville.

Here is the full list of 75 stallions which had winners throughout Australasia today with winners and result details.

Breeders who chose to sell with Inglis in 2026 were substantially rewarded, with Inglis yearlings averaging $166,443 - 32% higher than those sold through its nearest rival - and at a market-leading clearance rate of 83%.

Astute trainer Matt Hoysted produced Tiger of Malay filly Apex Predator to win at Doomben on Saturday and on Sunday he got the cash with a talented 2YO by another of the young Newgate sires, Stay Inside.

Horses bred by and sold by Rheinwood Pastoral include newly retired to stud Group I winners Libertad and Private Harry and at Ballarat on Sunday we saw another promising youngster off the same farm beginning his career with a dazzling debut win.

It’s been a benchmark season for Yarraman Park’s Hellbent with over 100 Australian winners earning more than $13million in prizemoney, but one of his superstar performers has been the Hong Kong trained Invincible Ibis, who received two honours at the annual HK Champion Awards night last Friday.

For the first time in the history two star gallopers were crowned co-Hong Kong Champions at a special presentation held at the Grand Ballroom of the Rosewood Hotel in Hong Kong on Friday night.

A cracking edition of the 2026 Listed WATC Beaufine Stakes had Perth punters and racing fans up and about all week in anticipation of the mid-winter contest.

Gone too soon, Wootton Bassett (GB) sired four of the eight winners at Newcastle on Saturday and then overnight delivered a knockout blow to Europe’s best sprinters when four year-old stallion Comanche Brave captured the Group I July Cup (6f) at Newmarket.

Taking his record to four wins and a second from five Caulfield starts, Nick Ryan’s Winnasedge captured Saturday's $200,000 G3 MRC Sir John Monash Stakes (1100m), not only achieving his first stakes victory but becoming the first stakes winner for his multiple G2-winning sire Cliff’s Edge.

Here is the full list of 102 stallions which had winners throughout Australasia today with winners and result details.

Trained by Richard and Will Freedman progressive Pierro gelding Cold Brew is a talented type working through his grades to the great delight of Mustr Racing, who bought him through Inglis Digital last year for $180,000.

Classy mare Coeur Volante continued her rich vein of form with a third straight victory at Caulfield on Saturday, heading a New Zealand-bred quinella for Lindsay Park trainers Ben, Will and JD Hayes in the A$150,000 Sportsbet Fixed Odds Exotics Handicap (1600m).

When dashing grey three year-old Ichnusa won on debut at Seymour last month he caught the eye as a stayer on the up and the son of Ghaiyyath (IRE) confirmed his potential when scoring at Caulfield on Saturday over 2000m.

A big finish from well back in the field carried Cruiserweight to victory in the A$150,000 Sportsbet Jockey Watch Handicap (1400m) at Caulfield on Saturday, improving his unbeaten record to three out of three.

Trainers Ken and Bev Kelso look to have yet another high-class female on their hands with Legarto’s little sister Latoya making an impressive winning debut at Ruakaka on Saturday.

Extreme Choice is the most expensive sire in the land this spring and for his many fans he does have some more affordable sire sons to choose from and one of those is Tiger of Malay, who has some promising youngsters including Apex Predator.

Well-related filly Proxima Dea made a perfect start to her career at Randwick on Saturday with an all-the-way debut victory in the A$160,000 Elite Sand and Soil 2YO Handicap (1400m).

Another day and another new winner for Home Affairs with the Nathan Doyle trained filly Sprightly Affair opening her account with an easy win at Newcastle on Saturday.

The Group I Falmouth Stakes (1m) for fillies and mares had a hot favoruite at Newmarket overnight in champion Starspangledbanner filly Precise, but she showed herself to be looking for a longer trip now when not able to catch the in-form Juddmonte entry Blue Bolt.

Here is the full list of 42 stallions which had winners throughout Australasia today with winners and result details.

The Asian Racing Federation (ARF) wishes to provide an update on the implementation of special processes relating to black type races in Australia, and to advise of recent decisions based on the results of races run between August and December 2025.

Annabel and Rob Archibald sent out a short priced favourite at Scone on Friday with Home Affairs gelding Home Missile producing a tenacious effort to win.

Racing and breeding enthusiasts alike have an abundance of choice in the Inglis Digital July (Early) Online Sale, which is now open for bidding.

Few stallions head to stud with such avowed support as Group 1 winning 2YO, Nepotism, who will the open the batting at Noor Elaine Farm this spring.

There’s a late season rush of action at the trials as the current season babies look to get a run on the board at two with eight heats won by juveniles, but most interesting by far was the return of I’m Ya Huckleberry.

Danny Rolston, one of the world’s most respected bloodstock judges, will begin a new chapter in his career next month when he joins burgeoning thoroughbred powerhouse Yulong Investments as their Head of Racing.

Darley young gun Bivouac is building momentum as the season draws to a close and added a new stakes-winner to his tally in New Zealand on Friday when the Listed Castletown Stakes (1200m) at Otaki went the way of promising 2YO filly Actionbelle, bred and sold as a weanling by Twin Hills Stud.

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.

Englishman (Maxfield) delivered a commanding performance Belmont weekend in the Gr. 1 Woody Stephens S. at Saratoga, winning by 5¾ lengths and tying the 1978 7f track record in 1:20.40. The victory gave Maxfield (Street Sense) his first Gr. 1 winner from his first crop to race and provided the latest evidence of Street Cry’s (IRE) enduring genetic impact.

Frankel colt Point of Law raced  greenly at Royal Ascot when fourth in the Group II Queen’s Vase, but took benefit from the run and overnight came out to win the Group III Bahrain Trophy Stakes (1m5f) at Newmarket.