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  • NEW Weekend Black Type Schedule (AET)

    Friday, 2nd May 2025
    Black Type Premiership

    • FRI 4.20pm: LR Wagga Wagga Gold Cup (2000m) Wagga
    • SAT 1.00pm: Waikato Equine Veterinary Stks (1400m) Te Rapa
    • 2.58pm: LR Dalrello Stakes (1000m) Eagle Farm
    • 3.33pm: Gr2 Queensland Guineas (1600m) Eagle Farm
    • 4.13pm: Gr2 Victory Stakes (1200m) Eagle Farm
    • 4.20pm: LR Anniversary Stakes (1600m) Caulfield
    • 2.15pm: Gr3 Hawkesbury Guineas (1400m) Hawkesbury
    • 2.50pm: Gr3 Hawkesbury Crown (1300m) Hawkesbury
    • 3.25pm: Gr3 Hawkesbury Gold Cup (1600m) Hawkesbury
    • 4.05pm: LR Hawkesbury Gold Rush (1100m) Hawkesbury
    • 3.17pm: LR Port Adelaide Cup (2500m) Morphettville
    • 3.55pm: LR Adelaide Guineas (1600m) Morphettville
    • 4.35pm: Gr1 South Australian Derby (2500m) Morphettville

  • NEW MM National Yearling Sale Features Key Sires

    Friday, 2nd May 2025
    Anticipation is building ahead of the 2025 Magic Millions Gold Coast National Yearling Sale, with the online release of a rich and diverse catalogue that puts many of the country’s most successful sires and their progeny in the spotlight. Scheduled for June 2 and 3, the two-day auction has become a proven source of top-class racehorses, having produced the likes of Behemoth, Mornington Glory, Yellow Brick and Stretan Angel in recent years. This year’s edition features 418 lots (plus anticipated supplementaries) by 119 individual stallions, including 19 first-season sires represented in Australia. The stallion roster includes household names such as I Am Invincible, Snitzel, Written Tycoon, Zoustar, So You Think and All Too Hard, alongside the likes of Extreme Choice, Home Affairs, Proisir, Wootton Bassett, Castelvecchio and Too Darn Hot. The catalogue is further boosted by progeny from a score of black-type mares, including De La Terre, Ellicazoom, Night Raid, Pretty Brazen, Legless Veuve, Palacio de Cristal and Samara Dancer, among others. In addition to the elite bloodlines on offer, 289 lots are BOBS eligible, and many more qualify for QTIS and VOBIS schemes, ensuring strong appeal for buyers seeking long-term upside. “This is a sale that has a remarkable record for producing high-class gallopers right around the world,” said Magic Millions Managing Director Barry Bowditch. He noted that graduates have won some of racing’s most prestigious events, including the Golden Slipper, Victoria Derby, Dubai Golden Shaheen, Rosehill Guineas, AJC Oaks, Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes, and the New Zealand Two Thousand Guineas. The sale is also a gateway to the lucrative Magic Millions Race Series, with more than $20 million in prizemoney offered annually across 28 races and six states. “The majority of lots can be made eligible for the series, including the $1 million National 2YO Classic, which will again be run under lights at the Gold Coast on May 23, 2025,” Bowditch said. “Over recent years, the sale has also gained a reputation as a prime source of future breeze-up stars, trial winners and racetrack performers.”

  • Big Dance Goal for Talented Matcha Latte

    Friday, 2nd May 2025
    Trainer Sara Ryan has a second tilt at the Big Dance firmly in sight, and this time she believes she's armed with an even stronger contender. Matcha Latte, who stormed to victory in the Provincial-Midway Championships, is now being aimed at the Gr3 $250,000 Richmond Club Hawkesbury Gold Cup (1600m) on Saturday – a key stepping stone to eligibility for the $3 million Big Dance in November. It's a path Ryan knows well, having won the race two years ago with Attractable, but she's adamant Matcha Latte is operating at a higher level. "Attractable was honest, as honest as they come, but Matcha is more talented," she said. Getting Matcha Latte back to full fitness hasn't been easy, with multiple setbacks limiting him to just four starts in the past two years. Yet his recent breakthrough has Ryan optimistic. "That was our target and anything he does on top of it is a bonus," she said. "I've been very proud of the team to keep him up and going." A soft track and a light 53.5kg impost add to the appeal of his Hawkesbury prospects. "He loves it, he gets through it, I do know that," Ryan added. Despite entering him for the Gr1 All Aged Stakes, she felt the Cup was a more suitable option. "If he comes through this, we could go to Queensland with him." Ryan says the 5YO's adaptability will serve him well, particularly given the expected tempo and conditions at Hawkesbury. He led all the way in his Provincial-Midway Qualifier, then stormed home from off the pace to win the final, and with Punch Lane expected to roll forward from barrier two, that tactical flexibility will be a key asset for jockey Ash Morgan. "He is the most versatile horse I've ever trained," Ryan said. "You can put him wherever you need to, he'll do what you need." With black type ambitions still ahead, Ryan believes Matcha Latte may never reach elite Group 1 status but deserves his moment in the stakes spotlight."He should have black type to his name, that's for sure," she said. "He's lightly raced and should be carrying more weight, but because he's so lightly raced, he gets in fairly cheaply." Matcha Latte was rated a $4.80 chance with TAB on Wednesday. If he can deliver at Hawkesbury or another eligible event during the season, a return to the Big Dance stage will be well within reach.

  • Karrakatta Star Talkanco Taking a Break

    Friday, 2nd May 2025
    After a standout performance in Saturday’s Group 2 Karrakatta Plate, the decision has been made to give rising filly Talkanco a well-earned spell rather than press on with her campaign, reports tbwa.net.au. Pearce Racing and managing owner-breeder Ian Riley agreed the time was right to prioritise her long-term future following her victory in Perth’s premier 2YO feature. Ridden with poise by Brad Parnham, Talkanco saved crucial ground by staying off the rail when the leaders drifted wide, producing a sharp sprint to win by three-quarters of a length over Just Too Fly (Justify) and Snitzalatte (Snitzel). The daughter of I’m All The Talk and Calianco (by California Dane) has now joined an elite group – Amelia’s Jewel (2022) and Whispering Brook (2016) – as the only fillies since 2000 to complete the Gimcrack Stakes and Karrakatta Plate double. It also marked a second Karrakatta triumph for the Pearce stable, who claimed the race with Dig Deep in 2019. “She’s a good-sized filly and has matured mentally since her first prep, but we won’t push on to the (Gr3) WA Sires’ Produce,” said co-trainer Dan Pearce. “She looks more like a 3YO now and we don’t want to overdo it. She’ll head to the paddock for a break and come back stronger in the spring.” Pearce added that discussions would follow with Riley around her best trip, saying, “We’ll weigh up whether she’s best kept to sprints or stretched to a mile. Ian bred her, knows the family, and understands what the pedigree suggests.” Riley, who runs Woodbridge Thoroughbreds at Henley Brook, leads a syndicate of close associates who have already celebrated more than $500,000 in prizemoney with Talkanco, dating back to her debut win at Ascot last November. She’s from the final crop of the late I’m All The Talk (Stratum), who stood at Mungrup Stud and Darling View Thoroughbreds before his untimely passing, a significant blow to WA breeding. I’m All The Talk was a four-time WA Champion sire across 2YO and 3YO categories between 2019 and 2021. He remains a force in the juvenile ranks and is poised to reclaim the WA 2YO Sires’ title this season, with progeny earnings already more than double that of his nearest competitor.

  • Sought-After Zoustar Share Tops $1 million

    Friday, 2nd May 2025
    A very rare share in elite Widden Stud sire Zoustar fetched $1.1 million to headline the Inglis Digital April (Late) Online Sale on Wednesday. The prized share, offered by Qatar Bloodstock, was purchased by Craig Rounsefell’s Boomer Bloodstock on behalf of a private client who acted swiftly once the listing appeared. “I’m always looking to bolster clients’ portfolios and thought this offering fitted the bill perfectly,” Rounsefell said. “When we saw the listing on Inglis Digital last week we instantly knew we wanted to be really strong on it because I see it as a great investment and so did my client. Zoustar is such a fantastic stallion, he’s going to be right at the top for the foreseeable future and to be able to buy equity in him is really pleasing.” While the price tag was substantial, Rounsefell praised the ease of transacting on the Inglis Digital platform, calling the process seamless. The sale’s second-top lot was promising Written Tycoon 3YO Yoshinobu, who brought $180,000 from Full Circle Racing. The colt will remain in training with Annabel Neasham and Rob Archibald, who offered him on behalf of the ownership group. “Yoshinobu was offered on Inglis Digital to dissolve a partnership amongst the ownership group and some of the other owners wanted to retain the horse and keep him with us in the stable so everyone is happy,” Archibald said. “He’s a really talented colt that we believe has much more to offer on the track and we’re looking forward to seeing how far he can go.” The Neasham/Archibald partnership, now known as Annabel and Rob Archibald, has already enjoyed standout returns with previous Inglis Digital purchases, including subsequent million-dollar earner West Of Africa (Not A Single Doubt). Also drawing attention was the $160,000 purchase of 2YO Capitalist colt Mednyi by Hong Kong-based buyer Mr Liu Man Ho, who was introduced to the platform by Inglis’ Asia representative Nicky Wong. “I bought him because he looks to be a progressive racehorse and a potential black type performer,” Mr Liu said. “This is my first time using Inglis Digital. I found the platform very user friendly and easy to follow from the setup, and I’m looking forward to buying again if another suitable prospect comes up.” With eight lots selling for $100,000 or more in the session, the April (Late) Sale grossed $6,121,900 and pushed the total number of six-figure digital sales in 2025 to 35.

    Zoustar-Solar Charged colt

    Zoustar's progeny are renowned for lighting up the sales ring (pic: inglis.com.au)

  • Jockey Holds the Allen Key to SA Derby

    Friday, 2nd May 2025
    Irish-born hoop John Allen might play down his achievements in Adelaide as mere luck, but his record tells a different story, reports racenet.com.au. The popular jockey has made a habit of turning opportunity into silverware at Morphettville, where he's won seven Group 1s from just 21 rides. On Saturday, he'll chase a fifth South Australian Derby win aboard race favourite Statuario, nine years after claiming the 2016 edition on Howard Be Thy Name. Now based in Victoria, Allen has developed a strong rapport with Morphettville's main track. He's completed the set of South Australia's four Group 1s, with standout wins in the Robert Sangster Stakes and Australasian Oaks in 2023, and The Goodwood in 2020. "I've been lucky down there, I've got on some good horses," conceded Allen who partnered Explosive Jack to Derby victory in 2021. "I really enjoy riding on the main track at Morphettville, I've had a lot of luck around it, maybe it's just the way I ride a bit – it's certainly been a happy hunting ground for me." Despite modesty being his default tone, Allen's track record reflects more than just good fortune. "It's hard to believe it's nine years ago now (first Group 1)," he said. "I've had plenty of luck in Adelaide every time, you have to get on the right horses but it's been a lucky place for me." With a Derby profile shaped by experience, Allen sees much to like about Statuario, a son of D'Argento, who arrives with winning momentum. "He seems to be taking the right steps, it's a different formline to the Chairman's (Stakes), it will be interesting to see how they measure up." Statuario caught the eye with his two-length win in the Galilee Series Final (2400m) at Caulfield and has shaped as the form runner heading into the $1 million feature. "He was impressive (last start), it probably didn't look the strongest of races, but the form out of it hasn't actually been too bad. He had the right run, but he still won it pretty dominantly, I think it's a good lead-up hopefully."

  • Gollan Gelding Poised to Show He's the Boss

    Friday, 2nd May 2025
    Effusive in his praise for Boomtown Boss (Spirit Of Boom-Boomalicious, by Red Dazzler) after his last start win in the Listed Daybreak Lover, trainer Tony Gollan indicated at that stage that his gelding has "a stack of ability... he's got oodles." Tackling Saturday's Gr2 Queensland Guineas, Boomtown Boss will once again be ridden by apprentice Emily Lang who has ridden him to success at his last two starts. Drawn in the middle of the line in barrier 10 of 17, the gelding is likely to go back, and with the G Waterhouse & A Bott-trained Shangri La Spring (Castelvecchio-Opportunity, by Redoute's Choice) engaged off the back of his last start Gr3 Frank Packer Plate win over 2000m, there is bound to be a solid tempo upfront from the get go. Breaking through for his first stakes win last start in the Listed Bendigo Guineas, the well-travelled Wonder Boy (Cosmic Force-Beatniks, by Haradasun) is showing enough to suggest he can stake a claim here and continue that throughout the winter carnival if his form warrants it. Won by a host of future Group 1 winners including Kolding, Private Eye, Sir Moments, Sizzling, Pear Tart, Turffontein and more, the result of Saturday's race should be followed not only through the rest of the winter carnival, but as the 3YOs turn four next season and start to tackle open age racing.

  • Arrowfield Sires Chasing SA Derby Three Peat

    Friday, 2nd May 2025
    With Arrowfield Stud-based Dundeel and The Autumn Sun providing the past two winners in Dunkel (Dundeel) and Coco Sun (The Autumn Sun), come Saturday, Snitzel and Dundeel will have three runners between them in the $1m Gr1 South Australian Derby aiming to give the leading Hunter Valley farm three consecutive race winners for their sires. Although the Bowness Stud-bred Statuario (D'Argento-Miss Entice, by Dash for Cash) does look hard to beat, it is worth noting that the Arrowfield Stud-bred and sold Politely Dun (Dundeel-Politeness, by Street Sense) has finished one place behind Saturday's favourite in his past two starts, suggesting that the gap between them in the betting might be exaggerated slightly. Purchased by his trainer Danny O'Brien for $150,000 at the Magic Millions, the gelded 3YO has finished fourth in two Group 2 races and his last start second in the Listed Galilee Series Final behind Statuario suggests that come Saturday from barrier 2, jockey Daniel Stackhouse looks capable of having Politely Dun in a striking position when it counts. Another by the very same sire is the Philip Stokes trained filly Femminile (Dundeel-Femme Fireball, by Pierro) who is out to back up from her seventh placing in last Saturday's Gr1 Australasia Oaks (2000m). It is worth nothing that last year's Derby winner Coco Sun had come through a run in the Oaks the start prior. The remaining runner by an Arrowfield Stud sire is Ciaron Maher's Saint Emilion (Snitzel-Kylikwong, by Red Ransom). A last start fourth in the Gr3 Chairman's Stakes, only two lengths off the winner, the step up in trip here should suit her. A $200,000 purchase from the Magic Millions draft of Westbury Stud Ltd, the gelding is out of the Red Ransom mare Kylikwong, who was placed in the Gr1 VRC Oaks (2500m), Gr1 Australasia Oaks (2031m) and Gr2 SA Oaks (2500m), suggesting the trip should not be an issue.

    Dundeel

    Dundeel could add another Gr1 SA Derby to his tally (pic: Joan Farras)

  • Hawkesbury Guineas Highlights Future Potential

    Friday, 2nd May 2025
    Won last year by Schwarz (Zoustar) who went on to record Group 1 success this campaign, the Gr3 Hawkesbury Guineas is often a pointer to future success with other previous winners including Hawaii Five Oh, Spill The Beans, Chautauqua and Alverta. While not really known for being a race for fillies, with the last winner being the 50/1 outsider Shazaa Lee (Ready's Image) back in 2017, this year's race favourite is currently John O'Shea and Tom Charlton's filly Candlewick (Pierro-Pinocchio, by Encosta de Lago). A winner of three of her four starts, having finished a narrow second in the other, the Tyreel Stud-bred and raced filly is a half-sister to Everest hero Classique Legend, a winner of $9.3m and Hong Kong Group 2-winning sprinter Aethero. The trio are all out of the grey mare Pinocchio, a full sister to Champion Miler and five time Group 1 winner Racing to Win, who was trained by John O'Shea. While she is yet to contest stakes class racing, she is clearly on the up and if she can add some black type to her pedigree, she will increase her value considerably. Another filly who could play a role here is the Annabel Neasham and Rob Archibald trained-Alabama Fox (Alabama Express-Foxplay, by Foxwedge). Unlucky when blocked for a run when producing a completely forgive effort last start behind Lilac (Justify) in the Gr3 James H B Carr Stakes, the Yulong-bred filly had previously won two of her first three starts and looks capable of making her presence felt in black type races. It's worth noting that the filly has already been scratched from Saturday's Gr2 Queensland Guineas to concentrate on this race.

  • Thomas The Tank Ready to Fire Next Week

    Friday, 2nd May 2025
    A story that has recently come to light has to be one of the “aww, shucks” thoroughbred highlights of recent years in Australia. Well-known for her Winning Colours Farm where the main underlying passion and aim has been to produce fast, highly competitive performance thoroughbreds with the elusive frame overo gene, and dilute (gold coated) thoroughbreds that can win races and match it with their solid-coloured counterparts. Now, Winning Colours Farm principal Peta Oxenbridge has experienced an all-too-rare ‘strike me lucky’ moment that has her pinching herself. When she first took on the ASB stallion now known as Thomas The Tank, Oxenbridge didn’t give him much thought. His stats were pretty solid – he had won or placed in more than half of his 43 city starts, retired sound, and came within a whisker of a world record over 800m under the heaviest weight – but his small stature and cocky demeanour made her think he was better suited to Quarter Horse sprinting. She bred a couple of mares to him, then sold him on, thinking she’d done the sensible thing. But when the foals arrived 11 months later, she quickly realised she’d made a serious mistake. Oxenbridge was blown away. These weren’t just good foals – according to her, they were the best she’d ever bred. Their physiques were elite, and they carried themselves with a rare combination of intelligence, calmness, and bravery. They reminded her of Northern Dancer, another underestimated small racehorse who changed the game entirely. For six months she was in awe of the ‘Tommy’ foals. Then, by chance, she spotted the stallion listed in a Bloodstock Auction. “I have to buy him back,” she told her husband. “These foals are what dreams are made of.” So, that’s exactly what she did. Eighteen months later, with a small crop now on the ground, Thomas The Tank has proven her instincts right. The foals are not only strong and correct, but intelligent, brave, and confident. Even without polished marketing, their quality is striking, and Oxenbridge says they speak for themselves. For those curious, Thomas The Tank is by 6-times Group 1 winner Dylan Thomas (Danehill), out of a 7x G1-winning mare by Giant’s Causeway, with his grandam 3x3 inbreeding to Star Kingdom. Thomas has two weanlings entered for next week’s Inglis Australian Weanling Sale, where they deserve to be inspected. The weanling pair includes one out of Astronomede (dam of a five-time winner), and the other from Jueun In New York, a Statue of Liberty mare with a 4x4 Storm Cat cross. Ahead of the 2025 breeding season where Thomas The Tank will stand at Rockley in NSW for just $1,100, Oxenbridge insists money isn’t the motive – she just wants to see his progeny find their way to racing homes where they can shine. “Seeing is believing,” she says. More can be found on Thomas The Tank and his foals at winningcoloursfarm.com.au.

    Thomas The Tank-Astronomede colt

    Lot 269, the Thomas The Tank-Astronomede colt is selling on Monday (pic: inglis.com.au)

  • Marsh Multi Tasking Across Racing Regions

    Friday, 2nd May 2025
    Stephen Marsh is set for a trans-Tasman tilt this weekend with a team of stakes contenders spread across two states in Australia and a quality line-up on home soil. The Cambridge trainer is targeting Morphettville with Roctave (NZ), while Tardelli takes aim at the Gr.2 Queensland Guineas (1600m) at Eagle Farm. Meanwhile, Marsh will also saddle Lady Iris (NZ) and Mazino (NZ) in a clash of in-form fillies at Te Rapa's Waikato Equine Veterinary Centre Stakes (1200m). Roctave, a son of Roc De Cambes raced by The Oaks Stud, has been thriving in Melbourne, impressing in a gallop at Flemington before heading to South Australia on Thursday. Marsh, recently back from Hong Kong after El Vencedor (NZ) underperformed in the Queen Elizabeth II Cup, has high hopes for Roctave's Derby tilt. "He's really well and has done a treat since he's been over there," Marsh said. "He won so well at Ellerslie that we thought there could be a nice race in him, and then he went a boomer for third in the Championship Stakes. The first and second horses Kiwi Skyhawk and Zormella – are well above average, so we thought we'd have a crack at the Derby." Jordan Childs takes the ride, and Roctave will return home after the run. Tardelli heads north with momentum after a luckless run in the Gr2 Wellington Guineas and a strong second in the Gr.3 Easter Handicap (1600m), earning his shot at Brisbane. "Michael McNab has gone over to ride him; he's drawn wide (13), but he's settled in really well," Marsh said. "He breezed up this morning so we're happy with him. He was very good against older horses in the Easter without a whole lot of luck again." The performance will guide whether the I Am Invincible gelding continues through the Queensland winter carnival. "We'll see what he does first and then make some decisions. We're mindful he's had a big trip; he flew to Sydney and then floated to Brisbane with no direct flights, but he does seem to have handled it." At home, Lady Iris (NZ), by U S Navy Flag, and Mazino (NZ), by Hello Youmzain, will square off in what shapes as a compelling domestic feature. Marsh has a strong hand across both sides of the Tasman, hoping to capitalise on recent form and careful placement.

  • Toronado Leads 2025 Swettenham Roster

    Friday, 2nd May 2025
    Swettenham Stud has revealed its stallion roster for the 2025 season, combining proven sires and exciting young prospects in a line-up tailored to suit a broad cross-section of Australasian broodmares. In a further boost for breeders, the team is also launching Swettenham Breeder Protection, an initiative that offers a free return if a foal becomes unviable within its first three months of life. It’s a progressive move designed to give breeders confidence and peace of mind in a competitive and sometimes unpredictable landscape. The standout stallion at the picturesque Nagambie property is once again Toronado, Victoria’s top active stallion, whose stocks continue to rise. Ranked among the top five sires globally by winners in 2024 – one of just two Australian stallions to do so – Toronado’s yearlings averaged more than 55% higher in 2025. That surge was highlighted by the $1 million colt out of Hardly Surprising, sold by Gilgai Farm at the Inglis Premier Yearling Sale. Toronado has been able to achieve this with all racing crops being from $27,500 service fee or less, except his current season 2YOs who were conceived from a $49,500 service fee. His $88,000 conceived yearlings are just now hitting the market. That fee remains unchanged for 2025, offering a prime opportunity as his best-bred crops begin racing. Lofty Strike, a Group-winning sprinter by Snitzel out of Golden Slipper winner Overreach, returns for his second season after covering 115 quality mares in his debut year. The only stallion at stud in Australia from a Slipper-winning mare, and sired by the most prolific source of Slipper winners in the country, Lofty Strike offers precocity and elite speed. As the second most active first-season sire in Victoria last year, he represents both rare bloodlines and serious upside, standing at $22,000 incl GST. Another exciting name on the roster is Group 1 Prix de l’Abbaye winner Wooded, by exceptional Australian 1st Season sire Wootton Bassett who continues to make inroads in the Southern Hemisphere. Wooded, the only son of Wootton Bassett in Australia, was the top-performing first-season sire at the Inglis Premier Yearling Sale in terms of fee multipliers, averaging $120,000, and his yearlings sold up to $200,000 at Karaka. With 20 winners from his first European crop, including Stakes winner Woodshauna, Wooded will shuttle for a fourth consecutive year at a reduced fee of $16,500 incl GST. Young gun I Am Immortal remains sensational value at $8,800 incl GST after a headline-grabbing season. His first crop includes $1 million VOBIS Platinum Showdown hero McGaw, unbeaten filly Saluted, VOBIS Gold Ignot winner I Am Velvet and Group 3-winning gelding Athanatos, who has missed the placings just once in 14 starts. Rounding out the line-up is Puissance de Lune, who maintains 100% winners-to-runners in Hong Kong and stays eligible for the lucrative VOBIS scheme. His fee remains available on application.

    Lofty Strike

    Lofty Strike has plenty of upside (pic: swettenham.com.au)
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2023 BTR Stud Stallions

BTP STUD STALLIONS

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A Lot Established
Acrobat Established
Akeed Mofeed Established
Al Maher Established
Alabama Express Established
All American Established
All Too Hard Established
Alpine Eagle Established
Alpine Edge 2nd Season
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Barbados Established
Barbaric 1st crop 2YOs
Best Of Bordeaux Established
Better Than Ready Established
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Brave Smash Established
Brazen Beau Established
Broadsiding Established
Bruckner 3rd Season
Bull Point Established
Bullbars Established
Cape Of Good Hope 3rd Season
Capitalist Established
Captivant 1st crop 2YOs
Castelvecchio Established
City Of Troy Established
Cliff's Edge Established
Cogburn Established
Cool Aza Beel Established
Cylinder 2nd Season
D'argento Established
Dandino Established
Danerich Established
Dash For Cash Established
De Gaulle Established
Delaware 1st crop 2YOs
Denman Established
Dirty Work Established
Dissident Established
Don Corleone 2nd Season
Doubtland Established
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Encryption Established
Exceedance Established
Exosphere Established
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Flying Artie Established
Foxwedge Established
Frankel My Dear Established
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Gold Standard Established
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Hallowed Crown Established
Harry Angel Established
Hawaii Five Oh 2nd Season
Headwater Established
Hellbent Established
Hitotsu 3rd Season
Home Affairs Established
I Am Immortal Established
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Invader Established
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Kermadec Established
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King's Legacy Established
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Love Conquers All Established
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My Admiration Established
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So Secret Established
So You Think Established
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Unite And Conquer Established
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Winning Rupert Established
Wooded 1st crop 2YOs
Wootton Bassett Established
Worthy Cause Established
Written By Established
Written Tycoon Established
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Your Song Established
Zousain Established
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