News - YES YES YES (AUS)
Breednet’s popular First Season Sire Gallery pages are now created offering a fast and easy way to compare yearlings by the new wave of sires on type, so let’s take a look at Everest hero Yes Yes Yes.
This time three years ago Yes Yes Yes was a promising three year-old colt that had finished second twice to Bivouac in the Group II ATC Run to the Rose and then the Group I ATC Golden Rose, but by the end of that week he was the highest rated colt in the country thanks to The Everest.
This stallion has made a brilliant start to the season, but if you had been doing your homework his success would hardly come as a surprise.
Our next chapter in the Price Point series of stories looks at an interesting group that features the four most expensive third season sires in the country and these guys just had their first weanlings sell so there is a point for comparison in that area.
The two day Magic Millions National Weanling Sale last week produced some good results for young gun sires with four of the Top 10 leading sires by average being first season sires.
We’ve already had a taste of the first season sires at the recent Inglis Australian Weanling Sale and now the action moves to the Gold Coast, so if you want to make a quick comparison of what’s on offer check out our First Season Sire Gallery page.
As we move into December the breeding season winds down so in preparation for our annual reader’s choice Favourite Foal selection we’re revisiting some of the best images on our gallery for 2021.
It was only two short years ago that Yes Yes Yes became the hero of the Everest so let’s take a look at what his babies look like on Everest Eve 2021.
Sleepless nights for stud masters at this time of year are hardly what you’d call a rarity.
Everest hero Yes Yes Yes was the busiest first season sire in 2020 covering 205 mares, so expect to see plenty of his gorgeous foals in the next few months starting with this beauty bred by Anthony Cummings.
John Camilleri’s Fairway Thoroughbreds have bred their share of great horses ranging from Golden Slipper winner Vancouver to world champion racehorse Winx and now they have bred a TDN Rising Star in North America with an impressive Belmont victory for exciting three year-old filly In Italian.
A year ago exciting Rubick colt Yes Yes Yes was getting ready to rumble with the best sprinters in the country and 12 months on the record breaking 2019 Everest winner is progressing with his new career at Coolmore Stud with his first mares covered testing positive including Group II winner Frolic.
Outstanding three year-old sprinter Yes Yes Yes has been retired to stud due to injury, the Everest winning son of Rubick to stand at Coolmore Australia in 2020.
Yes Yes Yes emerged as one of the world's hottest stallion prospects with a record breaking win in Saturday's $14 million The Everest (1200m) at Randwick making his half-brother a pedigree standout for the MM Gold Coast 2020 Yearling Sale..
The world’s richest race on turf, the $14million Everest (1200m) at Randwick on Saturday proved a triumph for Coolmore, who part own the winner Yes Yes Yes and also stand his sire Rubick, the heir apparent to Coolmore’s much missed champion sire Encosta de Lago.
With just six colts guaranteed a start in the Golden Slipper where the rewards are potentially the biggest for a winning colt, Coolmore Stud have joined the ownership of one of the favourites.
Yes Yes Yes became the first winner for Rubick when winning at Flemington back on December 15, then became the first stakes-winner for Coolmore Stud’s highly popular stallion with a dominant performance in Saturday’s Group II Todman Stakes at Randwick and is now favourite to give his sire his first Group 1 winner in the $3,500,000 Golden Slipper.
Exciting first season sire Rubick posted a quinella in the open juvenile event at Moonee Valley on Saturday with victory going to Yes Yes Yes over Alburq, whose turn to win cannot be far away.
After a frustrating run of six minor placegetters including the (LR) Inglis Debutant Stakes runner-up Biscara and Group III Breeders' Plate third Krameric, Coolmore Stud's first season sire Rubick broke the ice on Saturday with the highly promising colt Yes Yes Yes in the Super Vobis 2-Y-O Plate at Flemington.