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Auguste Rodin (IRE)

2020 Deep Impact (Sunday Silence) x Rhododendron (Galileo)
Stands at Windsor Park
2026 Fee: $30,000
Windsor Park

Windsor Park

Stands at Windsor Park 2026 Fee: $30,000

For three decades the Windsor Park Stud name and S brand has been synonomous with many of the finest racehorses produced in Australasia and further afield. Dual Australian Horse of The Year and World Champion Stayer, Might And Power is a classic example of the type of high-class international performer bred by Windsor Park Stud over the years. Windsor Park Stud, is located a few minutes drive from the township of Cambridge, New Zealand, in the heart of some of the best thoroughbred breeding country in the world.

1130 Kaipaki Road , Cambridge, NZ
horses@windsorpark.co.nz
www.windsorparkstud.co.nz
+64 7 827 6656
Rodney Schick - Stud Master
Rodney@windsorpark.co.nz
+64 (0) 21 798 901
Steve Till - General Manager
Stevet@windsorpark.co.nz
+64 (0) 21 044 1758
Michael Moran - Marketing Manager
Michaelm@windsorpark.co.nz
+64 (0) 21 326 276
Nick Hewson - Sales/Nominations
Nick@windsorpark.co.nz
+64 (0) 27 353 4042

Latest News

Aspiring Jockeys Help New Zealand Thoroughbred Racing Support Apprentices

New Zealand Thoroughbred Racing (NZTR) is calling for expressions of interest from aspiring jockeys and trainers looking to support a new apprentice in 2027.

Second Black Type Victory For Manhattan Rain’s Sabaj

Dropping back in class from contesting G1 races at his previous five starts, Mick Price and Michael Kent Jnr’s Manhattan Rain gelding Sabaj recorded his second black type victory, winning the $200,000 Listed VRC Asahi Super Dry Plate (1800m).

The Big El Vencedor is Back in Winning Form

“Watch out, he’s back.” That’s the warning from trainer Stephen Marsh following former New Zealand Horse of the Year El Vencedor’s return to winning form in the Gr.3 Elsdon Park Balmerino Stakes (2000m) at Ellerslie on Tuesday.

Unbeaten Ole Kirk Colt Wins Listed Amanda Elliott

The Lindsay Park boys struck again at Flemington on Cup Day when undefeated Ole Kirk colt Ranarsson made it three wins in a row when taking out the $200,000 Listed VRC Amanda Elliott Stakes (1400m).

Triple Treat As Air Assault Wins Third Consecutive John Letts Cup

While most of the action was at Flemington on Tuesday for the Melbourne Cup, the Andrew Gluyas trained Justify (USA) gelding Air Assault was creating his own piece of history at Morphettville, winning the Listed SAJC John Letts Cup (1800m) for the third consecutive year.

Sibling Double Delights Kiwi Breeder

Northland breeder Terry Archer enjoyed a memorable afternoon at Tauranga on Saturday when two progeny of his broodmare La Dama won consecutive races, providing a timely boost to a family he will be well represented by at next year’s NZB National Yearling Sale.

Pedigree

Deep Impact (JPN) 2002
Rhododendron (IRE) 2014
Sunday Silence (USA) 1986
Wind In Her Hair (IRE) 1991
Galileo (IRE) 1998
Halfway To Heaven (IRE) 2005
Halo (USA) 1975
Wishing Well (USA) 1975
Alzao (USA) 1977
Burghclere (GB) 1977
Sadler's Wells (USA) 1989
Urban Sea (USA) 1989
Pivotal (GB) 1993
Cassandra Go (IRE) 1996
Northern Dancer: 4d x5s

Race Record

At 2
1st - Vertem Futurity Trophy Stakes (1600) Gr.1
1st - KPMG Champions Juvenile Stakes (1600) Gr.2
1st - Irish Stallion Farms EBF Maiden (1400)
2nd - Irish EBF (1400)
At 3
1st - Dubai Duty Free Irish Derby (2400) Gr.1
1st - Royal Bahrain Irish Champion Stakes (2000) Gr.1
1st - Longines Breeders' Cup Turf (2400) Gr.1
1st - Betfred Derby (2400) Gr.1
At 4
1st - Prince Of Wales's Stakes (2000) Gr.1
2nd - Royal Bahrain Irish Champion Stakes (2000) Gr.1
2nd - Tattersalls Gold Cup (2100) Gr.1

Relatives

Sons of Deep Impact at Stud in Australasia

Grandsons of Sunday Silence at Stud in Australasia