Cambridge Stud
New Zealand’s iconic thoroughbred nursery is building on its proud history of success. Cambridge Stud is owned by Brendan and Jo Lindsay and renowned globally as New Zealand's leading producer of Group 1 success.
128 Discombe Road , Hamilton, NZoffice@cambridgestud.co.nz
www.cambridgestud.co.nz
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Stallions standing at Cambridge Stud
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Aga Khan Studs homebred filly Valasara was a stakes-winner last year at two and upped the ante in France overnight winning the Group III Prix de Seine-et-Oise (1200m) at Chantilly.
Exciting filly Sword Of Stars thrust her name into contention for Group One glory at Riccarton next month when she downed a handy line-up of three-year-olds in the Gr.3 War Decree Stakes (1400m) at Riccarton.
Excitement is building at Te Akau Racing’s Riccarton barn as New Zealand Cup Week draws nearer, with the stable once again holding a strong hand at their home meeting on Saturday.
Palmerston North mare Manzor Blue will carry the hopes of a nation at Flemington on Saturday as the sole New Zealand-trained entry for next month’s Gr.1 Melbourne Cup (3200m) bids to secure one of the last two golden tickets into the coveted race.
Exciting age group prospect Asturia is on the trail of a Classic success, which brothers Joe and Max Smithies went frustratingly close to last term.
Te Akau Racing looks to have another strong hand in the upcoming Group One features for the three-year-olds at Riccarton next month with Asturia laying down a stern challenge to all Gr.1 Barneswood Farm New Zealand 1000 Guineas (1600m) candidates with a stunning victory at Ellerslie.
Cambridge Stud based Sword Of State has the best 3YO colt in Australia with Warwoven going back-to-back in two of Australia’s most prestigious three-year-old races, adding the $3 million Group I Sportsbet Caulfield Guineas (1600m) to his last-start success in the Group I Golden Rose (1400m) in Sydney.
Cambridge Stud's exciting young sire Chaldean (GB) made an impressive start at Tattersalls Book 1, with Europe’s premier yearling sale concluding on Thursday in Newmarket.
Top class mare Qali Al Farrasha added a second stakes victory to her impressive career record when she burst clear in the concluding stages to win the Gr.3 Grangewilliam Stud Taranaki Breeders Stakes (1400m) with consummate ease.
Sword Of State’s promising start at stud received a major boost last Saturday when Warwoven became his first Group One winner with victory in the Gr.1 Golden Rose (1400m).
We’re back in the groove for Juvenile Trial Watch stories and at Warwick Farm on Monday morning Cambridge Stud’s Sword of State put up a brilliant filly to win that has Pride of Jenni owner Tony Ottobre in the ownership group so it’s not hard to guess what her name will involve.
The $1million Group I ATC Golden Rose (1400m) is the ultimate stallion making race and as the colts paraded at Rosehill on Saturday the depth of quality in the field was there for all to see, but at the winning post there was just one that soared above the rest.
The popularity of Cambridge Stud shuttler Chaldean’s first NH crop continued to grow as the European yearling sale season moved on to Fairyhouse for the Tattersalls Ireland September Yearling Sale.
New Zealand-bred colt One Eye On Dubai ground his rivals into submission with a dominant front-running performance at the Vaal on Tuesday, leading throughout to score by eight and a half lengths over 2000m.
Like many trainers in the south, Sophie Price is on weather watch ahead of Gore’s race meeting on Sunday.
Sam Bergerson has every reason to have a spring in his step, with Drops Of God, Getupoffathatthing, System Of Play and Lara Antipova among the headline acts in a bumper Te Akau team heading into the heart of the spring.
Last year’s Karaka yearling sale draft is proving to be a vintage crop for Cambridge farm Wentwood Grange, with several of their fillies shining this spring, including Sweetest Thing, who recorded her maiden stakes success in Saturday’s Listed Canterbury Belle Stakes (1200m) at Riccarton.
Quality Sword Of State colt Warwoven confirmed himself as a leading Group I Golden Rose (1400m) contender with a determined victory in Saturday’s Group II Run To The Rose (1200m) at Rosehill.
It was a red letter day for Cambridge Stud's Hello Youmzain (FR) with two new stakes-winners thnaks to Sweetest Thing in New Zealand and then Persian Wonder at Rosehill.
Promising filly Sweetest Thing displayed all her fighting qualities when she held out a determined challenge from Platinum La Danse and stablemate Sword of Stars to win the Listed NZB Canterbury Belle Stakes (1200m) at Riccarton on Saturday.
Recent Sales For Cambridge Stud
2026 Karaka Book 1 - Top price: $1,100,000
2026 Karaka Book 2 - Top price: $200,000
2025 Australian Easter Yearling Sale - Top price: $675,000
2025 Gold Coast Yearling Sale - Top price: $375,000
2025 Karaka Book 1 - Top price: $540,000
2025 National Online Yearling Sale - Top price: $16,000