
Widden Victoria
A superbly appointed farm with spacious, safe paddocks, Widden Stud Victoria is the perfect location from which to base mares for the Victorian breeding season. Widden Victoria offers the full suite of bloodstock services, from covering mares and foaling down right through to weaning, sales preparation, breaking in and pre-training. The key systems and processes Widden Stud has used to achieve premium results from our Hunter Valley farm over more than a century have been brought into practice in Victoria.
56 Mt Eliza Road , Kerrie, VIC, 3434info@widden.com
www.widden.com
+61 (03) 5428 5168
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Widden Stud’s gorgeous stallion Russian Camelot (IRE) is a showstopper in the looks department and his lightly raced four year-old Veyepee is stamped very much in his image and posted his fourth win from five starts at Mornington on Saturday.
Widden Stud’s gorgeous stallion Russian Camelot (IRE) is a showstopper in the looks department and his lightly raced four year-old Veyepee is stamped very much in his image and posted his third win from four starts at Sandown on Wednesday.
The $200,000 Group III MRC Heath Stakes (1100m) at Caulfield on Saturday was chosen as the starting point for what could be a very big season for progressive sprinter Oliveanotherday and the son of Nicconi did not disappoint.
Team Hawkes put the polish on $1.1million Not a Single Doubt colt Doubtland, who won the Group II VRC Danehill Stakes before retiring to Widden Stud and they produced an impressive debut winner by the young stallion at Newcastle on Tuesday.
Mark Lupton has plenty of fond memories of his Group One-winning mare Etah James, and he is hoping to create a few more with her son, Makarov, following his convincing debut victory at Hastings on Saturday.
At the Widden Victoria stallion parade last Friday, Southport Tycoon was the star of the show and the dual Group I winning son of champion sire Written Tycoon has his first foal arriving this spring and breeders are happy with what they are seeing.
Nicconi County has been in a purple patch of form over winter and will bid to extend his winning streak to four when he heads to Ruakaka on Saturday.
Speed merchant Summer Schemer will tackle the first leg of a black-type double when she kicks off her three-year-old season at Ruakaka on Saturday.
The opening race at Randwick on Saturday was a Midway contest over 1100m that featured a hot favourite in talented three year-old filly Bangkok Hottie, who was making her seasonal return, but she came up short with victory going to the good looking Melanite.
A promising debut 2YO winner on Tuesday and a metro winner at Sandown on Wednesday, the season is ending with a flourish for Widden stud’s Russian Camelot (IRE).
A two year-old Russian Camelot (IRE) filly bred to win a Melbourne Cup kicked off her career with a debut win at Swan Hill on Tuesday over just 975m.
A pair of new juvenile winners and a first time stakes performer made it a good Saturday for Widden Stud’s Victorian based value sire Doubtland.
With a drama packed start to the Stow Robotics Handicap (1100m) at Caulfield after the late withdrawals of No Confetti and Rebel Tuesday who broke through the barriers, a photo finish once the line was reached saw Doubtland gelding Doubt Time get up to defeat the race favourite.
Unbeaten mare Tennessee Bound was an eye-catcher at Sandown on Wednesday when posting her fifth consecutive win to remain undefeated, but there was another filly on the card by Dirty Work that was just as impressive and clocked slightly quicker time.
Russian Camelot (IRE) filly Censori was back to her best at Sandown on Wednesday scoring a commanding win in the heavy conditions.
In 2023, Ciaron Maher produced the winner of the Group I BRC JJ Atkins (1600m) and he was a memorable winner with King Colorado being the first 2YO Group I winner in Australia by champion Juddmonte sire Kingman.
Here is the full list of 66 stallions which had winners throughout Australasia today with winners and result details.
Exciting Nicconi gelding Oliveanotherday faced testing conditions at Warrnambool on Thursday with driving rain and a heavy 9 track not enough to stop him becoming the first three year-old since 1989 to win the $200,000 Listed Colin McKenna Wangoom Handicap (1200m).
Here is the full list of 116 stallions which had winners throughout Australasia today with winners and result details.
Widden Stud sires filled the quinella in the $150,000 Listed SAJC Dequetteville Stakes (1050m) at Morphettville on Saturday when talented Dirty Work filly Never Ordinary prevailed to win over Zousain filly Verzain.