Windsor Park
For three decades the Windsor Park Stud name and S brand has been synonomous with many of the finest racehorses produced in Australasia and further afield. Dual Australian Horse of The Year and World Champion Stayer, Might And Power is a classic example of the type of high-class international performer bred by Windsor Park Stud over the years. Windsor Park Stud, is located a few minutes drive from the township of Cambridge, New Zealand, in the heart of some of the best thoroughbred breeding country in the world.
1130 Kaipaki Road , Cambridge, NZhorses@windsorpark.co.nz
www.windsorparkstud.co.nz
+64 7 827 6656
Stallions standing at Windsor Park
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Profondo has made an exciting early impression on the racetrack, with Wildcatter (ex Mary D’Or) becoming the stallion’s first trial winner in an encouraging sign for the young sire at Waipa on Thursday.
Windsor Park Stud stallion Circus Maximus (IRE) is an emerging sire of classic three-year-olds, and another one may have been unveiled at Flemington on Saturday when Miss Waititi took out the A$175,000 Listed Howden Super Impose Stakes (1800m).
A bigger and stronger Ka Ying Rising (NZ) emerged from his winter break at Sha Tin on Sunday and produced an explosive performance in winning the Group III HKSAR Chief Executive's Cup(1200m) by nearly eight lengths in the unbelievable time of 1:06.11 seconds.
A highly successful NZB National Weanling Sale for first-season sires ended with a Paddington colt selling for $190,000.
It’s always special when Kiwi bred sprinter Ka Ying Rising steps out at Sha Tin, but just lately it seems like every outing brings a new track record!
Roger James and Robert Wellwood will take aim at one of the few missing pieces on an already glittering Sydney résumé when Road To Paris lines up in Saturday’s Gr.1 Australian Derby (2400m) at Randwick.
Road To Paris crowned a momentous week for Windsor Park Stud when he provided the farm’s resident sire Circus Maximus with his first elite level success on Champions’ Day at Ellerslie.
The name Roger James is synonymous with the Gr.1 New Zealand Derby (2400m) and the Cambridge conditioner has done it once again when he and training partner Roger Wellwood produced the quinella in this year’s HKJC World Pool-sponsored Classic with Road To Paris and Autumn Glory.
It’s always special when Kiwi bred sprinter Ka Ying Rising steps out at Sha Tin, but on Sunday it was even more so with the world’s fastest horse breaking the track record for 1400m as he powered to a record 18th consecutive win in the Group I Queen’s Silver Jubilee Cup.
All eyes were turned to Sha Tin on Sunday where the world’s best horse Ka Ying Rising (NZ) made it 17 straight wins in the Group I Centenary Sprint Cup (1200m), while evergreen superstar Romantic Warrior (IRE) dropped back to a mile to win the Group I Stewards’ Cup (1600m).
Kiwi first-season sires such as Super Seth, Hello Youmzain and Sword Of State have captivated the Karaka buyers’ bench in the last few years, and Windsor Park Stud’s exciting newcomer Profondo has the profile to continue that trend at Karaka 2026.
It was a Kiwi bred first four in the G1 Hong Kong International Sprint (1200m) on Sunday with raging hot favourite Ka Ying Rising extending his unbeaten sequence to 16 wins as fans and punters expected.
Lightly raced six-year-old The Scunner showed his last start runner-up finish at Group Three level was no fluke as he backed that effort up with another professional display to capture the Gr.3 Taylor Property Plus Spring Sprint (1400m) at Trentham.
Unbeaten filly Circus Dancer defied $25 odds to keep her perfect record intact in the Listed O’Learys Fillies’ Stakes (1340m) at Wanganui on Saturday.
Trainer David Hayes has confirmed another tilt at the A$20 million Gr.1 The Everest (1200m) is on the cards for Ka Ying Rising after the Hong Kong star underlined his champion status with an Everest victory for the ages on Saturday.
On a day when the Kiwi breds ran rough shod over Randwick, no star shone brighter than the world's best sprinter Ka Ying Rising.
At Windsor Park Stud in Cambridge, pride runs deep in the paddocks where so many champions have been nurtured.
Hong Kong Champion Ka Ying Rising was headed straight to quarantine to prepare for the Group I The Everest after another stunning performance when resuming for the new season on Sunday at Sha Tin.
VRC Derby aspirant Engine Of War made a winning Australian debut from the quarters of Mick Price and Michael Kent Jnr when saluting at Sandown on Wednesday over 1500m.
A four-time Group I winner by champion French sire Siyouni, European superstar, PADDINGTON, has had his first Southern Hemisphere foals arrive on the ground at Windsor Park.
Recent Sales For Windsor Park
2026 Classic Yearling Sale - Top price: $260,000
2026 Gold Coast Yearling Sale - Top price: $180,000
2026 Karaka Book 1 - Top price: $600,000
2026 Karaka Book 2 - Top price: $120,000
2025 Karaka Book 1 - Top price: $600,000
2025 Karaka Book 2 - Top price: $125,000
2025 National Online Yearling Sale - Top price: $600