News - I AM INVINCIBLE (AUS)
I Am Invincible broke the three way deadlock at 17 all for leading sire by Australian two year-old winners at Wyong on Tuesday when Salsa Man flashed home to score an eye-catching win.
The race to be leading sire of Australian two year-old winners took an interesting turn on Friday with I Am Invincible drawing level with Not a Single Doubt and Spirit of Boom on 17 winners.
Star Thoroughbreds and champion trainer Chris Waller celebrated another feature race win at Doomben on Saturday with progressive I Am Invincible mare Invincibella claiming her first Black Type win in the Group II BRC Dane Ripper Stakes.
The dam of Golden Slipper winner She Will Reign capped a frenetic 15 minutes of selling this evening when she sold for $2,1 million on Day Three of the Magic Millions Gold Coast National Broodmare Sale.
Yarraman Park’s flagship sire I Am Invincible posted his 15th two year-old winner of the season at Kembla on Tuesday with a debut victory for the Joe Pride trained gelding Fifteen Rounds.
A brilliant stakes-winner at Flemington in March, I am Invincible filly She’s So High was not beaten far in two subsequent runs in Group company and broke the ice at that level with a stylish victory in the Group III SAJC Proud Miss Stakes in Adelaide on Saturday.
New to the Yarraman Park roster this year is I Am Invincible’s Group I winning son Hellbent, who will be paraded in public for the first time since his scintillating win in the Group I MVRC William Reid Stakes at Moonee Valley.
Champion trainer Chris Waller had the quinella in the opening juvenile event at Canterbury on Wednesday with two talented fillies by Yarraman Park sires I Am Invincible and Hinchinbrook fighting out the finish.
With three new stakes-winners in the past week and a rising star in The Autumn Sun, Arrowfield Stud’s legendary sire Redoute’s Choice is hot form, which made us think it was worth a look at overall stakes statistics for the most expensive sires in Australia this spring.
Yarraman Park have announced service fees for 2018 with flagship sire I Am Invincible at the top of the roster.
Precocious youngster Media Sensation continues to write her own headlines.
I Am Invincible posted a stakes double at Doomben on Saturday with speedy three year-old Whypeeo taking out the Listed BRC Invader at Aquis Mick Dittman Plate, while classy mare With a Promise captured the Listed BRC Tails Stakes.
Yarraman Park’s I Am Invincible showed why he was one of the most popular stallions at the Inglis Australian Easter Yearling Sale this week when his talented two year-old daughters Pure Elation and Fiesta fought out the finish of the $600,000 Group II ATC Percy Sykes Stakes at Randwick on Saturday.
The third session of the Inglis Australian Easter Yearling Sale has delivered further fiscal fireworks at the Riverside Stables on Wednesday with seven figure sales for the gun sires Redoute’s Choice, I Am Invincible and Snitzel before Fastnet Rock blew them all out of the water with the full brother to his season’s dual Group I winner Shoals.
Today was only a small taste of what’s to come at the 2018 Inglis Australian Easter Yearling Sale and the first 130 lots through the ring on Monday have produced just the sort of results for the leading sires we expect.
Nine winners in the past seven days has I Am Invincible riding high with his most recent winner coming on Sunday when his two year-old filly Miss Invincible won the $150,000 Wellington Boot.
I Am Invincible made a fast start on the first day of The Championships at Randwick siring two of the first three stakes-winners on the program with a surprise victory for two year-old Paquirri in the Group III ATC Kindergarten Stakes followed by a welcome return to form for last season’s star two year-old Houtzen in the Group III ATC PJ Bell Stakes.
Australia’s best maiden Oohood, shares a good deal in common with last week’s Group 1 Vinery Stakes winner Hiyaam, besides both being homebreds for Sheikh Mohammed Bin Khalifa Al Maktoum.
Brilliant sprinter Hellbent has been retired after scoring a scintillating win in the Group I MVRC William Reid Stakes at Moonee Valley last Friday night.
Second to Estijaab in the Group II ATC Reisling Stakes at her last outing, talented grey filly Pure Elation always looked to be a good thing at Warwick Farm on Wednesday and she duly led home a trifecta in the juvenile fillies maiden for her sire I Am Invincible.