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  • NEW Newnham Derby Win Caps an Astonishing Week

    Weekend, 23rd March 2026
    A week that had already delivered a stream of success – the stable bagged 5 winners on the Wednesday – reached its crescendo at Sha Tin on Sunday, where Invincible Ibis surged to a record-breaking victory in the HK$26 million BMW Hong Kong Derby, providing trainer Mark Newnham with a defining international triumph. Ridden with precision by Hugh Bowman, the son of Yarraman Park’s sire Hellbent stopped the clock at 1m 59.43s, shaving significant time off the previous record of 1m 59.85s set by Massive Sovereign in 2024. In doing so, he overhauled the front-running Numbers by one-and-a-quarter lengths, while Stormy Grove, unlucky in running, was a further short head away in third. The performance marked a clear progression from earlier runs in the Hong Kong Classic Series, where the gelding had finished sixth in the Classic Mile and then second in the Classic Cup, hinting that the step to 2000m would prove decisive. Settling comfortably midfield from barrier three, Bowman ensured a ground-saving passage before easing into clear air approaching the home turn. The move proved decisive as Invincible Ibis lengthened with authority in the straight, justifying the rider’s pre-race confidence and delivering Bowman a third success in the race following his wins aboard Werther and Furore. “The dream was always there but you have to stick with the process and after the Mile, I was very doubtful whether he (Invincible Ibis) was going to be able to bring it together, but I took a lot of confidence out of the 1800m. I thought he was one of five realistic winning chances,” Bowman said. Momentum built quickly rounding the bend, and the rider sensed the opportunity unfolding. “As we started to come round the home turn, I thought ‘I’m in business here, I really am’,” he said. “The run was economical, so when I brought him to the outside and let him down, it was no surprise that he went the way that he did and I’m very proud of him. It means a lot to win the race for a third time and being based here now, and it makes it a bit more special for some reason or other.” He also paid tribute to the preparation, noting: “Thank you to Mark and the team for preparing this horse in such magnificent order. He really did peak this afternoon, and the distance was a query, no doubt about it, but he came through with flying colours. He just gave me the sweetest ride throughout the entire trip… the horse won with authority and I’m so proud to have won my third BMW Hong Kong Derby.” For Newnham, the victory provided redemption after narrowly missing last year’s Derby, and he described a far more straightforward watch this time.  Plans now turn to FWD Champions Day, with options including the Champions Mile or QEII Cup, as connections weigh up the next target for a horse whose trajectory continues to rise sharply. Purchased for $80,000 at Inglis Classic before later fetching $425,000 at the NZB Ready to Run Sale, the Ibis Syndicate-owned gelding has now fully repaid that faith on one of Hong Kong’s grandest stages.

    Newnham with Invincible Ibis

    Newnham experienced a week he will never forget (pic: hkjc.com)

  • NEW An Autumn Bulls Eye for Arrowfield Stud

    Weekend, 23rd March 2026
    Precious few racedays in Australian thoroughbred memory have carried the weight, theatre and sheer dominance of what unfolded at Rosehill on 21 March, 2026, where a confluence of elite talent delivered a performance that will be etched into turf history. At the centre of it all was James McDonald, whose brilliance in the saddle aligned perfectly with the firepower of Chris Waller’s stable and the influence of Arrowfield’s powerful sire line-up. The defining narrative came through a sequence of three Group 1 victories that elevated McDonald beyond Damien Oliver’s long-standing benchmark, establishing a new record of 131 at the elite level. It began with Aeliana, the Castelvecchio mare producing a determined display in the Ranvet Stakes over 2000m, before Autumn Boy, a son of The Autumn Sun, stamped his authority in the Rosehill Guineas at the same trip, adding to his earlier Caulfield Guineas success. The crescendo arrived soon after, when Autumn Glow surged clear in the George Ryder Stakes, defeating a field rich in Group 1 winners by close to three lengths and extending her flawless record while taking her earnings past $8 million. That sequence alone would have defined most meetings, yet Arrowfield’s imprint extended far beyond the headline acts. Snitzel, the four-time Champion Sire and current premiership leader, had already set the tone earlier in the day when 3YO gelding Beskar claimed the Darby Munro Stakes over 1200m. Purchased for $600,000 from Inglis Easter, he provided another reminder of the depth within the stallion’s progeny. Across the Tasman, the momentum continued as Origin Of Love, another Snitzel graduate, delivered an all-the-way win in the Wellington Guineas for Te Akau Racing, adding further international gloss to the operation’s output. Back at Rosehill, the influence of the same sire line was evident again when Marhoona, a home-bred filly for Emirates Park, captured the Galaxy over 1100m – see below – emulating Luskin Star by pairing that success with her Golden Slipper triumph from the previous year. Trained by Michael Freedman and ridden by Kerrin McEvoy, she lifted her earnings to $3.9 million from just eight starts. The surge did not stop there. In Western Australia, juvenile filly Aurum Belle became Snitzel’s 170th stakes winner with victory in the Supremacy Stakes at Ascot, maintaining an unbeaten record and further underlining the stallion’s extraordinary reach across the country. When the dust settled, the scale of the achievement was unmistakable. Within the space of a few hours, Arrowfield stallions had been responsible for seven black type victories, including four of the five Group 1 races contested at Rosehill. It was a display of breeding power, training precision and riding excellence rarely seen in combination, and one that ensured Golden Slipper Day 2026 will be remembered not just as a great meeting, but as a landmark moment in the sport’s modern era. And, now, it’s onwards and upwards ahead of this year’s Inglis Easter Sale where Arrowfield’s elite yearling draft and concomitant stallion representation are expected to provide some of the key highlights.

  • NEW Vinrock Added to Progressive Yulong Roster

    Weekend, 23rd March 2026
    A juvenile campaign that bordered on flawless has paved the way for a new chapter, with Vinrock set to retire from racing and commence stud duties at Yulong in the 2026 breeding season. Widely regarded as one of the most exciting colts of his generation, his transition to the breeding barn comes with a profile built on precocity, performance and pedigree. Unbeaten at two, he etched his name into the record books as the first Australian 2YO Group 1 winner for champion sire I Am Invincible, while also becoming the first horse in more than four decades to complete the coveted VRC and ATC Sires’ Produce Stakes double. That rare feat alone marked him as a colt of exceptional quality, combining speed, resilience and the ability to back up across two of the nation’s most prestigious juvenile tests. His rise was immediate. A dominant debut win at Pakenham by 3.25 lengths signalled the arrival of a colt with above-average talent, and he quickly confirmed that impression by capturing the VRC Sires’ Produce Stakes at just his second start. A month later, he elevated himself into elite territory with victory in the ATC Sires’ Produce Stakes at Randwick, stamping his authority as the standout juvenile of his crop. Trainer Matt Laurie, who selected him as a yearling from the Inglis Premier Sale, had long been convinced of his potential. “He’s a class horse, we knew he was tough right from the beginning, and he showed so much natural talent,” Laurie said. His unbeaten record at two only strengthened that view. “He was unbeaten as a two-year-old, and he's a hell of a type, so he's going to be very well-received when he gets to stud.” That assessment is echoed by Yulong’s Chief Operating Officer Sam Fairgray, who pointed to the combination of race performance, physical presence and pedigree as key factors behind his appeal. “Vinrock is an exceptional colt. Elite performances at two, an outstanding page, and a real physical presence,” Fairgray said. He added that the dual Sires’ victories spoke volumes about the colt’s constitution and natural ability, attributes that breeders place a premium on. As a son of I Am Invincible, Vinrock joins a select group of Group 1-winning stallions from the sireline, alongside established names such as Brazen Beau (Darley) and Hellbent (Yarraman Park Stud) , as well as the rapidly emerging Home Affairs (Coolmore Stud). His pedigree further enhances his commercial appeal, being out of a high-quality Redoute’s Choice mare, a cross that has already produced elite performers including Zoustar, Anamoe and Super Seth. Now set to stand at a fee of $22,000 including GST, Vinrock enters the next phase of his career with significant expectation. His racing deeds have already secured his place among the top juveniles of recent years, and if those same qualities translate to the breeding shed, he shapes as a compelling addition to the Victorian stallion ranks.

  • NEW Combination of Expectation and Hope

    Weekend, 23rd March 2026
    With an unblemished New Zealand record behind her and a new chapter about to begin in Sydney, Ohope Wins will attempt to carry her rich form across the Tasman when she steps out in Saturday’s Group 1 Vinery Stud Stakes at Rosehill. According to racenet.com.au, the daughter of Ocean Park was one of the standout fillies of the season in New Zealand, going unbeaten at stakes level through victories in the Group 1 New Zealand Oaks, the Group 2 David and Karyn Ellis Fillies Classic and the Group 2 Sir Patrick Hogan Stakes. That sequence convinced owner Yulong Investments to pursue Australian autumn targets, with the filly transferred from Lance O’Sullivan and Andrew Scott to Chris Waller for the next phase of her career. Waller, who arrives at the weekend in hot form after a Group 1 treble at Rosehill, said the filly had done everything asked of her since joining his stable. “She has settled in really well,” Waller explained to Weigh In. “Andrew and Lance have done a fantastic job with her, and they have been great to deal with since we have taken her over. She has had a pretty straightforward fortnight. She is very professional, she has settled in really well, she is in the same barn as Autumn Glow. We haven’t fussed over her, we have just treated her as a normal horse.” Her work has pleased the champion trainer, who said quiet gallops and a trial had given the stable encouragement ahead of her Australian debut. James McDonald partnered her in that trial and came away impressed, while Waller added: “She will run in theVinery this Saturday over 2000m, it is a pretty good field. She has certainly got something about her.” The Kiwi expatriate will also have one eye fixed on elite company back ‘home’ next weekend, with Chica Mojito and Mare Of Mt Buller set to contest the Group 1 NZ Thoroughbred Breeders’ Stakes at Trentham. Both resumed in the Group 2 Al Basti Equiworld Dubai Classic at Ellerslie on Champions Day, where Chica Mojito was runner-up and Mare Of Mt Buller finished fifth, and Waller expects the rise to a mile to suit them. He said both mares had come through their runs well while based at Cambridge Stud in Karaka and felt their first-up efforts suggested improvement to come. Beyond the immediate form, the Trentham assignment also carries personal significance for Waller, who began his training career at Foxton and is relishing the prospect of returning to familiar ground. The Waller stable already has a stranglehold on the 2026 Australian Black Type Trainer title, rapidly closing in on 1,000 points, with the nearest rival almost half that total.

  • Guest House Flips Luck Script in Slipper Stunner

    Weekend, 23rd March 2026
    Luck finally turned when it mattered most, with Guest House converting earlier misfortune into a commanding victory in the Group One TAB Golden Slipper Stakes (1200m) at Rosehill. Having endured a frustrating run of near misses, including an unlucky third in the Blue Diamond Stakes, the colt surged from back in the field to claim the world's richest juvenile prize, delivering a defining result for trainers Mick Price and Michael Kent Jnr and jockey Zac Lloyd. Settled well off the speed, the Home Affairs colt was produced at precisely the right moment, unleashing a devastating turn of foot that quickly put the race beyond doubt. His final furlong was electric, opening up a widening margin that reached a length and a half on the line. The performance validated the patience of his connections, who had seen glimpses of his ability in three prior runs that yielded a win and two eye-catching placings without much luck in running. Kent Jnr reflected on the breakthrough with a sense of relief and pride. "He's had three runs where nothing went right," he said. "With the speed on, he finally relaxed. Zac Lloyd, what can I say, he read the pattern, and the horse was so good." He was equally quick to acknowledge his training partner, adding: "It's so right for Mick (Price). I'm so lucky I work with Mick. He's had so many close calls in this race. He's a great two-year-old trainer. [He] and Jeremy Rogers found the horse." The emotion carried through as he paid tribute to the broader team. "I'm very excited. I'm rapt for Mick Price. He gave me a big show in this game and I'm very lucky. And credit to all our staff back at home. A lot of work goes into these good colts." Stable foreman Ben Elam echoed that sentiment, noting the colt's progression. "It's incredible. It's a Golden Slipper. It's the pinnacle of two-year-old racing, and he has taken a bit of work." He added that early quirks had been ironed out: "Pre-Christmas, he was a bit of a lad... Since he's been up here, he has just been an absolute gentleman." For Lloyd, the win marked a career-defining moment. "It was high pressure, but my colt, he was fantastic," he said. "He broke on terms... today he was very tractable." His composure in running proved decisive. "I got on the back of the best jockey in the world and I thought, 'Here we go, we'll go from here'... he let down so well." Reflecting on the occasion, he added: "It makes me quite speechless... you see what it does for colts... I'm just happy I can get the job done." Bred by Love Racing, Henderson Racing and Breeding and G1G Racing and Breeding, the $270,000 Magic Millions graduate adds further weight to that sale's extraordinary Golden Slipper record of supplying the only winning colts this century, while also providing first-season sire Home Affairs with his most significant stakes winner to date. Standing at Coolmore Stud, star sprinter Home Affairs (I Am Invincible) was bred by Torryburn Stud out of Miss Interiors (by Flying Spur), who was purchased by the farm for $625,000 in 2017 while in foal to Home Affairs' half-brother, Aysar.

  • Record Breaking JMac Taps into All Black Ethos

    Weekend, 23rd March 2026
    For a boy growing up in New Zealand, the dream often begins with the All Blacks, but while that path was never going to suit his stature, James McDonald found his own arena at the very pinnacle of another sport, reports NZ Racing Desk. On Saturday at Rosehill, the comparison felt more than symbolic as he stepped into a moment that mirrored the pressure, expectation and legacy associated with rugby's greatest stage. Already a three-time winner of the Longines World's Best Jockey Award, McDonald's career has long drawn parallels with New Zealand's sporting elite. Fittingly, one of the architects of All Blacks success, Sir Steve Hansen, played a small but meaningful role in his latest milestone. A keen racing enthusiast and successful owner, Hansen understood the weight of the occasion and reached out with a message that resonated deeply. "He said, 'Walk straight into it, grab it with both hands and walk straight into it.'" McDonald admitted the words struck a chord. "I was thinking to myself, imagine him sitting down with the All Blacks… and he's saying, 'Walk into it, embrace it'. I thought that was quite special because it took me back a little bit." Carrying that mindset to the track, McDonald delivered a performance befitting the moment. He first matched Damien Oliver's long-standing Australasian Group One record of 129 wins aboard Aeliana in the Ranvet Stakes, before surpassing it soon after with victory on Autumn Boy in the Rosehill Guineas. Not content to stop there, he extended the new benchmark again when guiding Autumn Glow to success in the George Ryder Stakes, completing a remarkable treble at the elite level for trainer Chris Waller. The achievement placed him alongside a rider he had long admired from afar. "To get to a mark like this, it's obviously special," McDonald said. "Especially with how I look up to Damien Oliver." Childhood memories of watching Oliver triumph on the biggest stages remain vivid. "When I was growing up as a 10-year-old kid, he was riding Melbourne Cup winners. One that comes to mind is Media Puzzle when he went through so much adversity and still had the vivacity to come out on top. He's a phenomenal rider." Despite the scale of the accomplishment, McDonald's focus remained firmly grounded in the people who shaped his journey. He spoke of the support from family, his agent Mark Guest and mentors such as trainer John O'Shea, who provided opportunities during formative years when results were not always forthcoming. That foundation, he suggested, has been as important as any natural talent. With the record now his alone, attention inevitably turns to where he sits among the greats, though it is not a debate that concerns him. "I'm just humbled by the support," he said, explaining he had deliberately tuned out external noise in the lead-up. Ultimately, the measure that matters most lies closer to home. "As long as I'm in the conversation, I'm very proud of it, and if my girls in 10 years' time look up and say, 'gee Dad, you're pretty good', that would mean more to me than whether someone thinks I'm the best or not."

    Autumn Boy

    James McDonald breaks the Gr1 record aboard Autumn Boy (pic: magicmillions.com.au)

  • Boy Becomes a Man in Autumn Gr1 Double

    Weekend, 23rd March 2026
    A colt whose reputation had been building since the spring confirmed his standing among the elite when stepping out to 2000m for the first time, delivering a commanding performance in the $750,000 Group 1 Rosehill Guineas. Autumn Boy had already marked himself as a top-class 3YO with his Caulfield Guineas triumph in October, and on Saturday he completed a notable Guineas double that underlined both his class and versatility. Sent out as the clear second favourite at $2.45, the Chris Waller-trained son of The Autumn Sun travelled strongly before producing a decisive turn of foot in the straight that quickly ended the contest. Rivals were left to battle for the minor placings as he strode clear to score by two lengths over Green Space, with the $2.10 favourite Observer a further three-quarters of a length away in third. The manner of the victory suggested the rise to 2000m was not only within reach, but well within his comfort zone. Waller indicated the distance progression had long been part of the plan, particularly following the colt's encouraging effort in the Randwick Guineas. "Yeah, it is for sure - we wanted to try that," he said. "Great owners, the Ritchies." The trainer also reflected on earlier concerns that the colt's career might be brief, noting the owners' willingness to remain patient. "I think the most disappointing thing last preparation, when I mentioned that he may have a short racing career, because he's such a wonderful colt." He added: "They said, 'Oh, we're not in a rush to retire him, we want to keep them racing.' So that's great. And it's good to see these colts race on and I'm sure he will." With the Rosehill assignment now ticked off, attention turns to future targets. "So yeah, we ticked the box for 2000 metres. His dad won it. He's won it. And yeah, we'll pick out some nice races in the spring for him." Beyond the colt's own achievement, the win carried historical weight for jockey James McDonald, who moved past Damien Oliver to become the most successful Group 1 rider in Australian history. Characteristically understated, McDonald was quick to deflect attention. "It's lovely, but it's a testament to the horses that I ride because they are phenomenal," he said. "There's no two ways about it, that I do ride the best horses and most favourites each race and I'm blessed to have that opportunity." Purchased for $200,000 from the Amarina Farm draft at the 2024 Magic Millions Gold Coast Yearling Sale by Waller and Guy Mulcaster, Autumn Boy was bred by New Zealand's Richard Rutherford. He is by Arrowfield Stud's outstanding sire The Autumn Sun out of Rosegarden, an unraced daughter of Cox Plate winner and influential sire Savabeel. The family carries depth, tracing back to Group winners including Strictly Business and Affinity, reinforcing the strength of his pedigree. The day also provided a timely reminder of his sire's growing influence, with The Autumn Sun completing a high-profile double at Rosehill when his unbeaten daughter Autumn Glow captured the Group 1 George Ryder Stakes later on the program for the same trainer and jockey combination.

  • Superlatives Running Out for Dominant Autumn Glow

    Weekend, 23rd March 2026
    A performance that already felt significant before the gates opened became something more emphatic at Rosehill on Saturday, where Autumn Glow tightened her grip on racing's imagination with a breathtaking victory in the Group 1 George Ryder Stakes. Against a field packed with accomplished opposition, the unbeaten mare produced the kind of display that leaves little room for argument, stretching her record to 11 wins from as many starts and further elevating a reputation that was already bordering on myth. Prepared by Chris Waller and raced in the famous Arrowfield colours in partnership with Hermitage Thoroughbreds, the daughter of The Autumn Sun was swiftly hailed a "champion" by her trainer in the aftermath. "Yeah, in my eyes she is (a champion) - I'm qualified to know what one's like," Waller said. "So, yeah, she's a very talented horse. Obviously, longevity is the key now. If she keeps doing that, she'll be a champion for sure." Waller said the dust would be allowed to settle before her next target was locked in, with both the Doncaster and Queen Elizabeth under consideration. "We'll give them [the owners] our best opinion of what we think. Look, she just does everything so effortlessly. That'll help her get 2000. It'd be so good to get some feedback from James." For James McDonald, who was in the midst of a remarkable day of his own, the mare continues to defy ordinary description. "It doesn't matter what is in the race. She's just got an amazing sustained speed. It's quite incredible what we're witnessing. She's the jockey's dream - you get nervous on horses, certain horses throughout your life, and she's one you don't." Her rise has been a triumph for both Magic Millions and Inglis, with the George Ryder heroine carrying the distinction of having featured prominently on the elite catalogues of both sales companies during her development. Autumn Glow first made headlines at the 2022 Magic Millions Gold Coast National Weanling Sale, where she topped the market at $600,000 after being offered by breeder Newhaven Park and bought by Silverdale Farm and Brian McGuire's Shrone Bloodstock. She later returned to the ring as a $1.8 million Easter Yearling Sale purchase for Arrowfield Stud and Hermitage Thoroughbreds after being presented by Silverdale Farm at Inglis Easter in 2023. Now with earnings beyond $8.1 million, she has become one of the standout advertisements for the sale pathways that helped shape her journey. Her pedigree only adds to the lustre. Autumn Glow is the second Group 1 winner from just three runners out of former South African sprint star Via Africa, whose other notable progeny include Golden Rose winner In The Congo. There was understandable pride from those closest to her sale-ring story. Arrowfield principal John Messara, who purchased her at Easter, said: "It looked that way, didn't it. She had seven Group 1 winners behind her and she won with consummate ease, beyond what I thought could happen. I'm always nervous because things happen in racing but I think she really asserted herself today, in a great field. The crowd love her, don't they, and I'm happy to share her with them.'' Silverdale's Steve Grant was similarly moved by the atmosphere surrounding the mare's latest headline act. "That was awesome, such an incredible experience to witness that and hear the crowd cheering behind us,'' Grant said. "It's an enormous feeling when you have something like her come through our system and work through the same process that everything else goes through, yet becomes so much better, it's enormous to see what she's doing for our farm.'' On a day when other Magic Millions National Weanling Sale graduates also won stakes races, Autumn Glow still towered above the rest, confirming that this fairytale is no longer just charming – it is historic.

  • Zambardo Beefed Up Ahead of Queensland Winter

    Weekend, 23rd March 2026
    Plans are already taking shape for a winter assault in Queensland, where a more seasoned and physically developed Zambardo is expected to present a far greater challenge than the horse seen during his breakout spring, reports racenet.com.au. Trainer Mick Price believes the transformation of the 4YO Belardo gelding has been significant, with strength and maturity now complementing the ability that first brought him to prominence. A tilt at the Hollindale Stakes, Doomben Cup and the $1.2 million Q22 has been mapped out, with the Cranbourne stable hopeful the son of Belardo can measure up against the elite staying ranks. His performance in the Champions Stakes at Flemington in November suggested that progression is well within reach, finishing 2.5 lengths behind champion mare Via Sistina after a sequence of four consecutive wins that carried him through Pakenham, Sale, Sandown Hillside and Caulfield. Those victories were achieved as a lighter-framed galloper still learning his craft, but a subsequent spell has allowed him to develop into a more imposing athlete. "He was a lighter-type of gelding when he won those races and ran in the Champions Stakes and then he had a good eight-week spell," Price said. "He's a bigger, stronger, much more mature horse with plenty of body weight on him now and he should have a good prep – we've just got to get him fit." The emphasis now is on building that fitness base to match his improved physique, with the expectation that a stronger version of the same horse can take the next step. The journey has not been without its quirks. Early impressions in New Zealand were far from polished, with former trainer Emma Wyatt describing him as a "scruffy weanling" when he first arrived at Ashburton under the name Our Martian. Talent, however, was identified quickly, and bloodstock agent Phill Cataldo facilitated his move to Price and Michael Kent Jr, where the foundations of his current trajectory were laid. Initial challenges remained once he reached Australia, with temperament and a throat issue both requiring attention before his potential could be fully realised. "He was a pretty cantankerous type horse when we first had him, but he had a throat issue," Price said. "And we did a little throat op, and then his temperament came good, and he came good." That turning point has proven pivotal, allowing his natural ability to come through as his racing career gathered momentum. The Gr1 Champions Stakes placing delivered more than just credibility, also boosting his rating from 78 to 104 and adding $540,000 to his earnings. With close to $689,000 already banked, Zambardo is steadily building a profile that suggests further upside. Price is cautiously optimistic about what lies ahead. "He looks great and we think he's improved. If he's a mature, strong Kiwi sort of gelding then he should be competitive in those (winter) races." Queensland has provided memorable success for the stable in the past, and while this year's travelling team will be modest, expectations around Zambardo are growing. A lead-up run in Melbourne or Sydney is planned before heading north, where his progress will be tested against some of the country's best over middle distances.

  • Remarkable Late Career Flourish by Jigsaw

    Weekend, 23rd March 2026
    What had already become one of the season's most heartening sprint stories gathered even more force at Caulfield on Saturday, where Jigsaw claimed his first Australian Group 1 and stretched a remarkable winning sequence to six in the $1 million William Reid Stakes (1200m). Now an eight-year-old and racing as well as ever, the popular Manhattan Rain gelding again found under pressure, according to racing.com, surging clear on straightening before holding off the late challengers to deliver another major result for Cranbourne trainer Cindy Alderson and apprentice Logan Bates. The performance carried extra weight given the company he beat and the demands of the campaign. Fresh from his Gr1 Railway Stakes success in New Zealand in February, Jigsaw was backing up quickly, yet there was no sign of regression as he lifted his career tally to 16 wins and pushed his earnings to almost $2.9 million. Alderson, surrounded by well-wishers after the race, admitted the fairytale keeps defying expectation. "It's getting more and more unbelievable as we go along," she said. "I keep thinking it's going to stop sooner or later. He's not giving me any indications it's going to stop. He's just run exactly the same time as he ran last week, so he answered the back-up." For a trainer enjoying the biggest run of her career, the moment clearly landed hard. "It's amazing for a small stable like ours to have the opportunity to have a horse like this at this stage of my career." Much of the pre-race focus had centred on favourite Jimmysstar, but his task quickly became complicated from the inside draw. After bumping with Tropicus soon after the start, he settled in an awkward position as the field raced several horses off the fence, and he never looked entirely comfortable. Trapped among runners and laying in at important stages, he was unable to unleash his usual closing burst and finished seventh. Craig Zahra was prepared to forgive the run. "He wanted to lug in and wasn't really comfortable for the whole race," he said. "Just never in the zone today. Barrier one, which is obviously not the barrier you want today, inside of them striving to get cover most of the race and then he was wanting to lay in in the straight in the worst going, so I think you can forgive it." For Bates, the latest win only deepened the bond with the horse that has helped elevate his own profile. "It means everything. It's quite unbelievable," he said. "I thought about it during the week and this horse has just left me speechless today. Just to the fact of going back and looking at his whole preparation and just watching him grow. It's so special." As for what comes next, Alderson is resisting the urge to overplan. She knows the horse well enough to trust him to dictate the next move. "I don't know what to do," she said. "I keep taking it one day at a time." Looking at him now, she added, "he's never looked better in his life."

    Jigsaw

    Six straight including a Gr1 brace for Jigsaw (pic: Mark Gatt)

  • Inglis Flexes to Accommodate Broodmare Sessions

    Weekend, 23rd March 2026
    A broader and more flexible format will shape this year's Inglis Digital April (Late) and May (Early) Sales, with both auctions extended by an extra day to accommodate dedicated Australian Broodmare Sale Sessions and give breeding stock its own clearer platform. The move will see race fillies and broodmares grouped together on a separate closing day, creating what Inglis believes will be a more efficient and commercially attractive marketplace for both vendors and buyers operating in the online space. While the regular catalogues for each sale will continue to wind up from 10am on their respective Wednesdays, the broodmare sessions will now conclude the following day, effectively stretching the selling window and giving participants more time to inspect, assess and act. The revised structure reflects the growing weight of Inglis Digital in the bloodstock market, particularly in the breeding sector. In 2025 alone, broodmares sold through the platform reached as high as $1.65 million, with 39 lots making $100,000 or more. Race fillies also performed strongly, topping out at $500,000, while 25 reached six figures. Beyond the raw numbers, the platform has also become an increasingly important source of quality breeding stock, with mares purchased online going on to produce top-class performers including Sheza Alibi, Libertad, Strictly Business, Griff and Hayasugi, among others linked to elite success. Inglis Digital's Nick Melmeth said the change was designed to meet the market where it now sits. "The traditional Australian Broodmare Sale has been discontinued, but this new structure is even more user friendly and cost effective for buyers and sellers," Melmeth said. He explained that the flexibility of the digital format made the adjustment possible, adding: "Our new platform allows us to close out Digital sales over an extended period, so, subject to the volume of entries, we will sell race fillies and broodmares in these two sales on the Thursday and close out the balance of the other stock as normal on the Wednesday." Melmeth said the extra day would be valuable because it allowed more time for inspections, evaluations and vetting, and noted the concept had already been embraced by vendors looking to consolidate stock into one or both sales. Further strengthening the May (Early) auction is the inclusion of a Godolphin draft comprising more than 45 broodmares and fillies. Among the appeal of that offering will be mares carrying foals by stallions including Anamoe, Street Boss, Cylinder, Traffic Warden and Bivouac. Under the revised timetable, entries for the April (Late) Sale close on Wednesday, April 22, with bidding opening on Friday, April 24. The May (Early) Sale entries close on Wednesday, May 6, before bidding opens on Friday, May 8. In a separate scheduling adjustment, the Inglis Australian Weanling Sale has been pushed back by a day and will now be held on Tuesday, May 5 and Wednesday, May 6 at Riverside, while the Chairman's Sale remains locked in for Thursday, May 7.

  • Aeliana Claims Her Deserved 4YO Group 1

    Weekend, 23rd March 2026
    A season defined by narrow defeats against the very best finally turned in her favour at Rosehill, where Aeliana delivered a deserved breakthrough at the highest level in Saturday's $1 million Ranvet Stakes (2000m). The New Zealand-bred mare had spent much of her four-year-old campaign knocking on the door, and this time she pushed it down, claiming her second Group 1 victory with a display of grit and determination. Prepared by Chris Waller, the daughter of Castelvecchio had already shown her class as a 3YO with a dominant Australian Derby win, but her subsequent runs had repeatedly placed her in the conversation without the reward. A neck second to Via Sistina in the Winx Stakes set the tone, followed by another runner-up finish in the Makybe Diva Stakes and a series of credible efforts in elite company, including the Cox Plate. More recently she had chased home stablemate Autumn Glow in both the Apollo Stakes and Verry Elleegant Stakes, reinforcing the sense that a major prize was imminent. With Autumn Glow diverted to the George Ryder Stakes, Aeliana was installed a $1.60 favourite and settled comfortably in fourth under James McDonald in the compact five-horse field. Produced at the top of the straight, she quickly ranged up alongside front-running stablemate Lindermann, but the contest was far from straightforward. The pair locked together over the final 150m in a sustained duel, with Aeliana gradually asserting her authority to edge clear and score by a short neck in a finish that demanded resilience as much as class. The victory carried additional significance for McDonald, who equalled Damien Oliver's long-standing record of 129 Group One wins for an Australian-based jockey. That milestone, achieved aboard a New Zealand-bred runner and for a trainer with whom he shares a long-standing partnership, added further symmetry to the moment.  Waller acknowledged both the quality of the opposition and the tenacity required to prevail. "It's pretty special," he said. "I'm just lucky to train lots of good horses and have an association with a terrific young man. Aeliana was made to fight for it today. Lindermann is a good horse on his day, and I think Nash controlled the race really well. Aeliana had to be good to win." He noted the closing stages had his attention, particularly with pressure looming from behind, before the race resolved into a head-to-head between his own runners, providing a spectacle for a strong Rosehill crowd. McDonald was quick to shift the focus back onto the mare. "She's just incredible," he said. "Her tenacity to find the line was just superb. She's been building to something like that." He also acknowledged the challenge posed by the runner-up, adding that the race had not unfolded ideally. "I was thinking, 'This is not how the script's supposed to go.' But I was on a good horse and she deservedly won that one." Now a five-time winner from 17 starts with seven additional placings, Aeliana has pushed her earnings beyond $3.5 million and strengthened her standing among the leading middle-distance mares in the country, her persistence finally matched by the reward her performances have long suggested was coming.

  • Hedge Snaps Up $120K Adelaide Tassort Colt

    Weekend, 23rd March 2026
    Value remained the defining theme as trade continued at Morphettville on Friday, where a Tassort colt topped Day Two of the Magic Millions Adelaide Yearling Sale at $120,000 and added further weight to the growing appeal of the South Australian auction. Offered through Sullivan Bloodstock, the black or brown youngster was secured by prominent bloodstock agent Suman Hedge in partnership with Trilogy Racing, continuing a productive association for a buyer who has made no secret of his affection for the sale. The colt is out of Ominous Quality, a four-time winning Elusive Quality mare and daughter of the former smart group winner Noircir, giving the youngster a pedigree with both substance and depth. His sale helped headline another encouraging session in Adelaide, where demand again held up strongly for the better-presented stock and buyers showed they were prepared to compete when the right horse came through the ring. For Hedge, the purchase was part of a familiar and welcome pattern. "The Adelaide Yearling Sale for me, it's my favourite sale of the year," he said. "I come back every year." He said the attraction went well beyond the figures on the board, adding: "I love everything about this sale. Apart from the fact that the sale provides great value - we've had a lot of success buying horses like Victoria Quay and Galaxy Patch." Adelaide itself also remains part of the drawcard. "I love the city in general. It's the people, they're very warm and accommodating and kind and you want to come back every year," Hedge said. His enthusiasm was again vindicated in a session where six lots made $100,000 or more, underlining a healthy appetite for quality. Among the other notable sellers on the day were a Grunt close relation to Veight at $115,000, a Dalasan half-sister to Saturday's Coolmore Classic runner-up Arctic Glamour at $110,000 and a well-related Brazen Beau colt, also at $110,000. By the close of trade, Willow Park Stud had emerged as leading vendor by gross with $780,000 worth of yearlings sold across 15 lots, narrowly edging Mill Park Stud, which finished just $2,000 behind and posted the top average of $59,846 for 13 sold. Across the two-day sale, a smaller catalogue still generated more than $10.5 million, with the average settling at $39,325 and the clearance rate continuing its upward trend to 76 per cent. Magic Millions managing director Barry Bowditch said that rise in clearance had been pleasing and reflected a realistic approach from vendors. "When a good horse walked through the ring, whether it was yesterday or today, there was extremely strong interest," he said, while noting the market remained more selective lower down the order. He described the sale as "the coal face of our industry" and said broader economic pressure was still being felt, but stressed buyers would pay strongly for horses with pedigree, type and soundness. Bowditch said Magic Millions remained committed to building the Adelaide sale, adding the company was "in Adelaide for the long haul" and already looking ahead to next year.

  • Marhoona Wins Gr1 Galaxy

    Weekend, 23rd March 2026
    BTP

    Arrowfield stallion

    • Track: Rosehill Gardens
    • Race: Gr1 Galaxy (1100m)
    • Winner: Marhoona (Snitzel-Salma, by Encosta De Lago)
    • Placings: 2nd: Jedibeel, 3rd: Mazu
    • Stallion: Snitzel (Redoute's Choice-Snippets' Lass, by Snippets)
    • Stud Farm: Arrowfield Stud, NSW
    • Winner's Race Record: 8 starts: 4 wins, 3 placings
    • Sales Details: N/A

  • Guest House Wins Gr1 Golden Slipper

    Weekend, 23rd March 2026
    BTP

    • Track: Rosehill Gardens
    • Race: Gr1 Golden Slipper (1200m)
    • Winner: Guest House (Home Affairs-Flamboyant Lass, by Stratum)
    • Placings: 2nd: Streisand, 3rd: Music Time
    • Stallion: Home Affairs (I Am Invincible-Miss Findings, by Flying Spur)
    • Stud Farm: Coolmore Stud, NSW
    • Winner's Race Record: 4 starts: 2 wins, 2 placings
    • Sales Details: $270,000, 2025 Magic Millions Gold Coast Yearling Sale

    Magic graduate

  • Autumn Glow Wins Gr1 George Ryder Stakes

    Weekend, 23rd March 2026
    BTP

    Arrowfield stallion

    • Track: Rosehill Gardens
    • Race: Gr1 George Ryder Stakes (1500m)
    • Winner: Autumn Glow (The Autumn Sun–Via Africa, by Var)
    • Placings: 2nd: Gringotts, 3rd: Pericles
    • Stallion: The Autumn Sun (Redoute's Choice–Azmiyna, by Galileo)
    • Stud Farm: Arrowfield Stud, NSW
    • Winner's Race Record: 11 starts: 11 wins, 0 placings
    • Sales Details: $600,000, 2022 Magic Millions National Weanling Sale, Vendor: Newhaven Park; $1,800,000, 2023 Inglis Australian Easter Yearling Sale, Vendor: Silverdale Farm

    Newhaven Park

    Magic graduate

    Silverdale Farm

    WI graduate

  • Jigsaw Wins Gr1 William Reid Stakes

    Weekend, 23rd March 2026
    BTP

    • Track: Caulfield
    • Race: Gr1 William Reid Stakes (1200m)
    • Winner: Jigsaw (Manhattan Rain–Demandz, by Lonhro)
    • Placings: 2nd: Angel Capital, 3rd: Devil Night
    • Stallion: Manhattan Rain (Encosta de Lago–Shantha's Choice, by Canny Lad)
    • Stud Farm: Geisel Park Stud, WA
    • Winner's Race Record: 39 starts: 15 wins, 5 placings
    • Sales Details: N/A

  • Autumn Boy Wins Gr1 Rosehill Guineas

    Weekend, 23rd March 2026
    BTP

    Arrowfield stallion

    • Track: Rosehill Gardens
    • Race: Gr1 Rosehill Guineas (2000m)
    • Winner: Autumn Boy (The Autumn Sun–Rosegarden, by Savabeel)
    • Placings: 2nd: Green Spaces, 3rd: Observer
    • Stallion: The Autumn Sun (Redoute's Choice–Azmiyna, by Galileo)
    • Stud Farm: Arrowfield Stud, NSW
    • Winner's Race Record: 8 starts: 4 wins, 3 placings
    • Sales Details: $200,000, 2024 Magic Millions Gold Coast Yearling Sale, Vendor: Amarina Farm

    Amarina graduate

    Magic graduate

  • Aeliana Wins Gr1 Ranvet Stakes

    Weekend, 23rd March 2026
    BTP

    Arrowfield stallion

    • Track: Rosehill Gardens
    • Race: Gr1 Ranvet Stakes (2000m)
    • Winner: Aeliana (Castelvecchio–Temolie, by Star Witness)
    • Placings: 2nd: Lindermann, 3rd: Sir Delius
    • Stallion: Castelvecchio (Dundeel–St. Therese, by Dehere)
    • Stud Farm: Arrowfield Stud, NSW
    • Winner's Race Record: 17 starts: 5 wins, 7 placings
    • Sales Details: NZ$180,000, 2023 NZB Karaka Book 1 Yearling Sale

  • Roulette King Wins Gr2 Alister Clark Stakes

    Weekend, 23rd March 2026
    BTP

    E-Trakka

    • Track: Caulfield
    • Race: Gr2 Alister Clark Stakes (2000m)
    • Winner: Roulette King (Casino Prince-Balmodena, by Good Journey)
    • Placings: 2nd: Savisanta, 3rd: Kaye Jay
    • Stallion: Casino Prince (Flying Spur-Lady Capel, by Last Tycoon)
    • Stud Farm: Vinery Stud, NSW
    • Winner's Race Record: 5 starts: 4 wins, 0 placings
    • Sales Details: $50,000, 2024 Inglis Melbourne Premier Yearling Sale, Vendor: Bombora Downs

    Bombora graduate

    WI graduate

  • Treasurethe Moment Wins Gr2 Sunline Stakes

    Weekend, 23rd March 2026
    BTP

    • Track: Moonee Valley
    • Race: Gr2 Sunline Stakes (1600m)
    • Winner: Treasurethe Moment (Alabama Express–Draconic, by Redoute's Choice)
    • Placings: 2nd: Astral Flame, 3rd: Suntora
    • Stallion: Alabama Express (Redoute's Choice–Lago Ovation, by Encosta de Lago)
    • Stud Farm: Yulong Stud, VIC
    • Winner's Race Record: 18 starts: 11 wins, 6 placings
    • Sales Details: N/A

  • Getta Good Feeling Wins Gr3 Alexandra Stakes

    Weekend, 23rd March 2026
    BTP

    E-Trakka

    • Track: Caulfield
    • Race: Gr3 Alexandra Stakes (1600m)
    • Winner: Getta Good Feeling (So You Think-Marquise Da Rossa, by Testa Rossa)
    • Placings: 2nd: Classic Gem, 3rd: Morgana
    • Stallion: So You Think (High Chaparral-Triassic, by Tights)
    • Stud Farm: Coolmore Stud, NSW
    • Winner's Race Record: 9 starts: 4 wins, 4 placings
    • Sales Details: $400,000, 2023 Magic Millions Gold Coast National Weanling Sale, $525,000, 2024 Inglis Australian Easter Yearling Sale

    Magic graduate

    WI graduate

  • Origin Of Love Wins Gr2 Wellington Guineas

    Weekend, 23rd March 2026
    BTP

    Arrowfield Stallion

    • Track: Trentham
    • Race: Gr2 Wellington Guineas (1400m)
    • Winner: Origin Of Love (Snitzel-Re Edit, by Camelot)
    • Placings: 2nd: Midnight Train, 3rd: Alottago
    • Stallion: Snitzel (Redoute's Choice-Snippets' Lass, by Snippets)
    • Stud Farm: Arrowfield Stud, NSW
    • Winner's Race Record: 10 starts: 3 wins, 4 placings
    • Sales Details: $440,000, 2024 Magic Millions Gold Coast Yearling Sale, Vendor: Arrowfield Stud

    Arrowfield graduate

    Magic graduate

  • Catch The Glory Wins Gr3 Birthday Card Stakes

    Weekend, 23rd March 2026
    BTP

    Champion stallion

    • Track: Rosehill
    • Race: Gr3 Birthday Card Stakes (1200m)
    • Winner: Catch The Glory (Zousain–Catch That Cat, by Tale of the Cat)
    • Placings: 2nd: Inkuruna, 3rd: Spring Lee
    • Stallion: Zousain (Zoustar–Pasar Silbano, by Elnadim)
    • Stud Farm: Widden Stud, NSW
    • Winner's Race Record: 15 starts: 6 wins, 4 placings
    • Sales Details: $50,000, 2023 Magic Millions Gold Coast National Yearling Sale, Vendor: Bhima Thoroughbreds

    Bhima Graduate

    Magic graduate

  • Machine Gun Gracie Wins Gr3 Epona Stakes

    Weekend, 23rd March 2026
    BTP

    • Track: Rosehill Gardens
    • Race: Gr3 Epona Stakes (1900m)
    • Winner: Machine Gun Gracie (Maschino-Gracie May, by Written Tycoon)
    • Placings: 2nd: Polymnia, 3rd: Placid Pearl
    • Stallion: Maschino (Encosta de Lago-Tahni Girl, by Redoute's Choice)
    • Stud Farm: Alwyn Park, WA
    • Winner's Race Record: 10 starts: 5 wins, 2 placings
    • Sales Details: $45,000, 2023 Magic Millions Perth Yearling Sale

    Magic graduate

  • Mr Monaco Wins Gr3 N.E. Manion Cup

    Weekend, 23rd March 2026
    BTP

    • Track: Rosehill Gardens
    • Race: Gr3 N.E. Manion Cup (2400m)
    • Winner: Mr Monaco (Territories-Alle Stelle, by Sea The Stars)
    • Placings: 2nd: Taramansour, 3rd: Juja Kibo
    • Stallion: Territories (Invincible Spirit-Taranto, by Machiavellian)
    • Stud Farm: Darley
    • Winner's Race Record: 15 starts: 5 wins, 3 placings
    • Sales Details: 410,000 gns, 2024 Tattersalls Autumn Horses in Training Sale

  • Inflamed Wins Gr3 South Island T'bred Breeders

    Weekend, 23rd March 2026
    BTP

    • Track: Riccarton Park
    • Race: Gr3 South Island Thoroughbred Breeders (1600m)
    • Winner: Inflamed (Ghibellines-Ortem Fire, by Gallant Guru)
    • Placings: 2nd: Pour The Wine, 3rd: Third Decree
    • Stallion: Ghibellines (Shamardal-Camarilla, by Elusive Quality)
    • Stud Farm: White Robe Lodge, NZ
    • Winner's Race Record: 35 starts: 8 wins, 9 placings
    • Sales Details: N/A

  • Aurum Belle Wins LR Supremacy Stakes

    Weekend, 23rd March 2026
    BTP

    Arrowfield stallion

    • Track: Ascot
    • Race: LR Supremacy Stakes (1000m)
    • Winner: Aurum Belle (Snitzel–Dame Giselle, by I Am Invincible)
    • Placings: 2nd: Snow Monkey, 3rd: He's A Maschino
    • Stallion: Snitzel (Redoute's Choice–Snippets' Lass, by Snippets)
    • Stud Farm: Arrowfield Stud, NSW
    • Winner's Race Record: 2 starts: 2 wins, 0 placings
    • Sales Details: $725,000, 2025 Inglis Australian Easter Yearling Sale, Vendor: The Chase

    WI graduate

  • Beskar Wins LR Darby Munro Stakes

    Weekend, 23rd March 2026
    BTP

    Arrowfield stallion

    • Track: Rosehill Gardens
    • Race: LR Darby Munro Stakes (1200m)
    • Winner: Beskar (Snitzel-Sword of Light, by New Approach)
    • Placings: 2nd: Agarwood, 3rd: Caffe Florian
    • Stallion: Snitzel (Redoute's Choice-Snippets' Lass, by Snippets)
    • Stud Farm: Arrowfield Stud, NSW
    • Winner's Race Record: 8 starts: 2 wins, 2 placings
    • Sales Details: $600,000, 2024 Inglis Australian Easter Yearling Sale, Vendor: Widden Stud

    Widden graduate

    WI graduate

  • Bonjoy Wins LR Grandstand Cup

    Weekend, 23rd March 2026
    BTP

    • Track: Ascot
    • Race: LR Grandstand Cup (1500m)
    • Winner: Bonjoy (Maschino-Amity Belle, by Snitzel)
    • Placings: 2nd: Fast Flicker, 3rd: Senssetional
    • Stallion: Maschino (Encosta De Lago-Tahni Girl, by Redoute's Choice)
    • Stud Farm: Alwyn Park Stud, WA
    • Winner's Race Record: 26 starts: 13 wins, 5 placings
    • Sales Details: $60,000, 2021 Magic Millions Perth Yearling Sale

  • Rich On Bubbles Wins LR Cirka Valley Pearl

    Weekend, 23rd March 2026
    BTP

    E-Trakka

    Track: Caulfield
    Race: LR Cirka Valley Pearl (1200m)
    Winner: Rich On Bubbles (Capitalist-Champagne Boom, by Spirit of Boom)
    Placings: 2nd: Cyclatron, 3rd: Blue And Gold
    Stallion: Capitalist (Written Tycoon-Kitalpha, by Fusaichi Pegasus)
    Stud Farm: Newgate Farm, NSW
    Winner's Race Record: 4 starts: 3 wins, 0 placings
    Sales Details: $200,000, 2025 Magic Millions Gold Coast Yearling Sale, Vendor: Kingstar Farm

    Magic graduate

  • Platinum Attack Wins LR Lightning Stakes

    Weekend, 23rd March 2026
    BTP

    • Track: Trentham
    • Race: LR Lightning Stakes (1200m)
    • Winner: Platinum Attack (Santos–Cherish, by Don Eduardo)
    • Placings: 2nd: Navigator, 3rd: Slipper Island
    • Stallion: Santos (I Am Invincible–Ghalia's Dream, by Encosta de Lago)
    • Stud Farm: Highview Stud, NZ
    • Winner's Race Record: 22 starts: 7 wins, 4 placings
    • Sales Details: $37,000 yearling at the 2023 Magic Millions National Sale
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