Darley NSW
Owned by Sheikh Mohammed and located in New South Wales and Victoria, Darley's racehorse stud farms are home to their Australian thoroughbred stallions.
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Coming off a last start fourth in the $1m ATC Five Diamond Prelude (1500m), 5yo Harry Angel (IRE) gelding Harry’s Yacht secured his first black type victory, proving too strong for his rivals in the $200,000 Listed VRC Chester Manifold Stakes (1600m) on Oaks Day.
Some horses find ways to get beat and some find ways to win and one of those is Dion Luciani's four year old mare Hot And High (Too Darn Hot), who got out of jail to win the G3 Asian Beau Stakes at Ascot on Saturday.
With form around some of the leading 3yos of this season, Mick Price and Michael Kent Jnr’s 3yo Harry Angel (IRE) colt Buggsy defeated his stablemate to win the $240,000 G3 MVRC Red Anchor Stakes (1200m) at Flemington on Saturday.
Here is the full list of 30 stallions which had winners throughout Australasia today with winners and result details.
On a massive day of racing across the nation, Ascot hosted the return of a number of upcoming WA summer carnival contenders in two feature races yesterday.
In sensational form of late, Tom Dabernig’s Bivouac mare Cavalry Girl added the $300,000 G2 MRC Henley Homes Sprint (1000m) to her impressive record of eight career victories with an all the way win at Caulfield on Saturday.
A year after taking on Ka Ying Rising in the Gr.1 The Everest (1200m), the connections of War Machine were happy to be a big fish in a smaller pond on Saturday.
Juddmonte is one of the most successful breeding operations in the world and two of their blueblood homebred horses sold to Australia as tried horses posted Group wins on Saturday with Pinhole (GB) taking out the Group II MRC Herbert Power Stakes (2400m) and Formal Display (GB) capturing the $1.5million Group III ATC Alan Brown Stakes (1400m).
Stepping up to the 2270m at just his second start off the back of a debut third, Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott’s 3yo Too Darn Hot (GB) gelding Cold Shower has Derby runner written all over him after pulling clear to break his maiden at Geelong in style.
Here is the full list of 67 stallions which had winners throughout Australasia today with winners and result details.
Fresh from siring his first Australian Group I winner on Saturday in Global Goal, Pinatubo (IRE) had another smart new winner at Bendigo on Sunday in what looked a strong maiden.
After her debut win at 2 in the $200,000 Inglis Challenge on Wagga Gold Cup Day, trainer John Sargent indicated Pinatubo (IRE) filly Global Goal would be spelled with the Princess Series, and in particular the $750,000 G1 ATC Flight Stakes (1600m) her goal - mission complete.
After making her debut in the G3 Kindergarten Stakes behind the now dual G3 winner and Everest contender Blue Door, it was no surprise to see 3yo Pinatubo (IRE) filly Low Key start favourite on Wednesday at Rosehill, breaking her maiden over 1400m.
Breednet create an always popular first season sire barrier trial report detailing unraced runners by this cohort of young sires and with barrier trials popping up right around Australia as we move through spring it’s a great way of keeping tabs on the next generation.,
The greatest racehorse ever bred and raced in Australia by Godolphin, Anamoe won nine Group I races and was the Australian Horse of the Year in 2022/2023, so there was plenty of interest at the official 2YO trials at Randwick on Monday morning when his very first 2YO’s stepped out and they did not disappoint.
With eight previous attempts to secure his first elite level victory, today was the day as Chris Waller’s much-maligned Angel Capital (Harry Angel) rose to the top and claimed the $1m G1 MRC Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes (1400m) at Caulfield.
The $300,000 Group II ATC Tea Rose Stakes (1400m) is the third leg of the Darley Princess Series and the step up in trip was expected to present a challenge to some of these fillies at Randwick on Saturday, but not to the winner Bangkok Hottie.
Darley shuttler Too Darn Hot (GB) has sired a lot of good horses and his four year-old son Hotazhell is one of the best and not averse to producing a headline, which he did again overnight when landing his third G1 victory in the Irish Champion Stakes (1m2f) at Leopardstown as a rank outsider.
With the $2m G1 VRC Coolmore Stud Stakes a clear aim for any quality colt at this time of year, Clinton McDonald’s Pinatubo (IRE) 3yo Tales Of Time looks a serious contender after recording his second win from just three starts.
Too Darn Hot (GB) filly Bangkok Hottie was a distant second to Pembrey in the Group II ATC Silver Shadow Stakes last month, but she stripped a fitter and more seasoned commodity on Saturday at Randwick proving too good in the Group II ATC Furious Stakes (1200m).