Newgate Farm

Newgate is one of Australia’s powerhouse stallion operations and thoroughbred nurseries encompassing 1,700 acres of prime Hunter Valley land. The growth of Newgate has continued exponentially over the last decade and is built on the foundations of both the integrity of its people and the quality of its stallions and bloodstock. At Newgate, It's Possible.

586 Rouchel Road , Aberdeen, NSW, 2336
henry@newgate.com.au
www.newgate.com.au
02 6543 8395

Bruce Slade - Director of Bloodstock
bruce@newgate.com.au
0400 505 238

Mary O'Neill - Nominations & Sales
mary@newgate.com.au
0428 453 650

Niamh O'Brien - Nominations & Sales
niamh@newgate.com.au
0458 946 624

Stallions standing at Newgate Farm

Latest News

New SW Capitalist – Star Filly on the Rise in WA

The latest in a long line of Inglis Digital success stories is three year old filly Profit Motive, who became a stakes winner at just her third lifetime start when taking out the Listed Burgess Queen Stakes (1400m) at Ascot on Melbourne Cup day.

Capitalist Filly Puts McKay Back in Karaka Millions 2YO Spotlight

Peter McKay holds a special place in the history of the TAB Karaka Millions 2YO (1200m), and the Matamata trainer set himself up for another shot at the $1m feature when Aquila Veloce (Capitalist) won the $45,000 Speight’s 2YO (1100m) at Ellerslie on Saturday.

Wild Winning Run for Ruler

The second season sires division has been a hotbed of action since the start of spring with GI winners for St Mark’s Basilica (Fr), Pinatubo (IRE) and Sword of State, three SWs for Home Affairs and an Everest runner for Stay Inside, but on the score of winners Wild Ruler sets the pace.

Russian Revolution Filly Wins Listed Sir Brian Crowley for B2B

The $200,000 Listed ATC Sir Brian Crowley Stakes (1200m) at Randwick on Saturday delivered a great result for B2B Thoroughbreds when their homebred Russian Revolution filly Revolina outgunned the colts to score a valuable Black Type win.

Sires With Winners - Friday October 23

Here is the full list of 54 stallions which had winners throughout Australasia today with winners and result details.

One to Watch – Kyneton

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.

Apocalyptic Blazes Back in $1m Silver Eagle

The $1million Listed ATC Silver Eagle (1300m) at Randwick on Saturday provided a dress rehearsal for the $10million Group I ATC Golden Eagle (1500m) in two weeks time and saw an explosive return to form for last year’s G1 Flight Stakes winner Apocalyptic.

$500,000 Capitalist Colt Headed to Hong Kong

The leading sire of winners in Australia last season, Capitalist is also a firm favourite with the Hong Kong market and his stock were popular at the Inglis Ready 2 Race Sale on Thursday with five selling at an average $288,000.

$600,000 Wild Ruler Colt Stars at Inglis Ready 2 Race

Exciting young Newgate sire Wild Ruler has had a flying start to spring as the leading second season sire by winners (13) and the Group I winning son of Snitzel set a new benchmark for himself in the sale ring at Inglis Ready 2 Race Sale on Thursday when a colt from Icebomb sold for $600,000.

Chantilly Winning Debut for Extreme Choice Filly

Earlier this year, Australian owner breeder Matthew Sandblom sent two Australian bred 2YO fillies by Extreme Choice to be trained in France by Francis Henri Graffard and the first to race Primetime Emmy is now a Group winner, while the second made a winning debut at Chantilly overnight.

Trio of $600,000 Colts Share Top Honours at Inglis Ready 2 Race

A trio of colts by Toronado (IRE), Wild Ruler and Anamoe shared top honours at $600,000 at today’s Inglis Ready2Race Sale, which smashed through the $30m turnover barrier for the first time.

Russian Revolution Glamour Filly Primed for G1 Guineas

Kiwi Group One winner Lara Antipova will test her talent at elite level in Australia for the first time when she heads to Caulfield on Saturday to tackle the Gr.1 Thousand Guineas (1600m).

Tassort Filly Wins Listed Debutant Stakes

The $200,000 Listed MRC Debutant Stakes (1000m ) at Caulfield on Wednesday attracted a small field of just six starters with Tassort filly Soldi taking the prize narrowly in a thrilling finish.

Profiteer SW a First for Jack Taplin

Apprentice jockey Jack Taplin is going from strength to strength and scored a deserved first stakes win when piloting the Kenny Rae-trained Fraudster to victory in the Gr.3 Barneswood Farm Stakes (1400m) at Ashburton last Saturday.

Sires With Winners - Saturday October 10

Here is the full list of 121 stallions which had winners throughout Australasia today with winners and result details.

First Stakes-Winner for Profiteer

Newgate Farm based Capitalist son Profiteer is on the board with his first stakes-winner after progressive 3YO Fraudster won the Group III Barneswood Farm Stakes (1400m) at Ashburton in New Zealand on Saturday.

Magic Millions Path for 2YO Capitalist Filly

The reigning leading sire of Australian winners, Capitalist posted his first 2YO winner of the new season when the Kelly Schweida trained filly Venus Invicta won the first juvenile event of the season in Brisbane at Eagle Farm on Saturday.

Sires With Winners - Friday October 9

Here is the full list of 58 stallions which had winners throughout Australasia today with winners and result details.

Blue Door Stakes Everest Claim Winning G3 Heritage

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.

Aussie Bred Extreme Choice Filly Wins French G3

Talented Australian bred filly Primetime Emmy was the first European winner for her sire Extreme Choice when she won on debut at Deauville in July and now she is his first stakes-winner in Europe after taking out the Group III Prix Eclipse (1200m) at Chantilly on Saturday.