News - STAY INSIDE (AUS)
There was a short priced favourite in the 3YO fillies maiden at Kyneton on Tuesday, but she will have to wait for another day to break the ice after being run down by a talented first starter by Golden Slipper winner Stay Inside.
Flying Stay Inside filly Blue Door has been second at both of her starts this spring including a brave effort when chasing home Guest House in a course record breaking Group III ATC San Domenico Stakes and she franked that form at Rosehill on Saturday.
Only four three year-old fillies contested the 1000m maiden at Bendigo on Wednesday, but the Ciaron Maher trained London Fields won in a manner suggesting more wins are in store.
Golden Slipper winning sire Stay Inside might have missed out on stakes success on Saturday when his brilliant daughter Blue Door was a gallant second in the Listed ATC Rosebud, but he has made amends with two promising debut winners in the past 24 hours.
Golden Slipper winning sire Stay Inside has made a fast start to the new season with three quick winners including promising gelding Jailhouse, who scored at Ballarat on Tuesday at his second start.
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.
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.
Relatively quiet set of trials at Randwick on Friday with five heats won by juveniles, but one of those is likely to be the next winner for Stay Inside so he warrants a closer look.
Two promising colts making their debut fought out the finish of a Canterbury maiden on June 8 and The Machine Gun and Klocke went head to head again at Eagle Farm on Saturday filling the quinella in the $160,000 Listed Tattersalls Stakes (1400m).
Newgate Farm’s Golden Slipper winning sire Stay Inside added a new winner to his tally at Canterbury on Monday when The Machine Gun made a winning debut for the Peter Snowden stable.
I Am Invincible mare Bleu Zebra has been a goldmine for Eureka Stud giving them their first million dollar yearling when her colt by Stay Inside was sold at Magic Millions in 2025, so it was a bittersweet moment when they parted company with her at MM National today for $725,000.
With wet weather in Sydney the Warwick Farm trials were shifted to the polytrack on Monday morning and five heats were won by juveniles that included two youngsters by Golden Slipper winner Stay Inside.
Winning his most recent trial, the Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott trained Our Emperor become the seventh first crop winner for his Newgate Farm-based, Golden Slipper-winning sire Stay Inside, recording an emphatic all the way victory on debut at Wednesday’s Warwick Farm meeting.
As we move into the last quarter of the Australian racing season it’s not uncommon for young stallions to suddenly jump out of the woodwork, so a look through the unraced trialler report is always a good guide as to what might unfold.
Becoming the sixth first crop winner for G1 Golden Slipper hero Stay Inside, the Tom Charlton trained Lord Horatio could have bigger goals on the horizon off the back of his handy debut victory, winning Warwick Farm’s Drinkwise Plate (1000m) on Wednesday.
The Randwick trials on Monday morning featuring five juvenile heat winners including unraced youngsters by first season sires Stay Inside and Wild Ruler, while the colt with the name we like, Punxsutawney Phil made it two trials wins from two attempts.
When Stay Inside filly Blue Door produced an explosive barrier trial win at Rosehill last month many punters put her straight into their Black Book and the well named filly duly rewarded them when winning the Group III ATC Kindergarten Stakes (1100m) at Randwick in Saturday.
James Harron Bloodstock bought the highest priced yearling from the first crop of Golden Slipper winner Stay Inside and on Sunday purchased his highest priced yearling sold so far this year at Inglis Easter.
With two trials under her belt, winning her most recent outing, the Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott trained 2yo filly Reachin’ Out was super impressive on debut on the Kensington track, with the Stay Inside half-sister to Zousain winning by just under four lengths on Wednesday.
With two stakes-winners on his resume already, Golden Slipper winning sire Stay Inside couldn’t be doing much more and Sledmere Stud were well rewarded when they sold one of his fillies at Magic Millions on Friday for $750,000.