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- $9.9k Desert King Heads 2009 Bombora Roster
- Untouchable To Stand At Akaroa Thoroughbreds
- Hogan Sends Stockade To Qld Stud Moranjee
- Aichi Wins Gosford Guineas
- Split Looms Between Slade & Freedman
- HK Offer For 2YO Colt Choistar
- Patinack Reopens Gold Coast Stable
- Stewards Favour Bans Over Fines Under New Whip Rules
- Golden Slipper Winner Polar Success At Inglis Sale
- Stakes-Placed Fusaichi Colt Fury At Magic Millions
- Manhattan Rain Favourite For Gr1 Champagne Stakes
- Whobegotyou Favourite For Gr1 Queen Elizabeth Stakes
- Fiumicino Favourite For Gr1 Sydney Cup
- All Silent Favourite For Gr1 All-Aged Stakes
- Encosta Leads Redoute's & Scenic On Aust Sires Table
- 30,000 Reasons To Showcase Your Stallion
- 2009 Sires Annual Better Than Ever
- Volksraad Leads Scenic & Pentire On NZ Sires Table
- Pentire NZ$27.5k Heads 2009 Rich Hill Roster
- 2 Aust-Bred Winners In New Zealand
- 8 Centaine Mares At NZB May Sale
- Niconero Draws Extreme Outside Barrier In HK
- Dao Dao Draws Inside Barrier 2 In HK
- Perugino Son It's Gino Wins German Horse-Of-Year
- Danehill Dancer Adds French Black-Type 1
- Danehill Dancer Adds French Black-Type 2
- Aust Sprinters Among Favourites For Royal Ascot
- Licence Duty Budget Rise For UK Bookies
- Florida 2YOs Day-4: US$145k Sweetsouthernsaint Filly
- Florida 2YOs 3-Day Cumulative Average Down 16.4%
- Florida 2YOs Day-3: US$170k Stormy Atlantic Filly
- Florida 2YOs Day-3: Top Lots
- US Gr1-Winner Visionaire Retired To Stud
- Gibson Wins Brazil Gr1 Rio Derby
- Estrela Anki Wins Brazil Gr1 Peixoto De Castro
- Competitive Breeding Season Ahead
2009 Sires Annual Better Than Ever
Friday, 24th April 2009
Breeding&Racing's 2009 Sires Annual (which included revolutionary new technology in 2008) has been priced to assist the industry at just $1,495 per spread: a $400 discount from 2008. For the 1st time, the fully-searchable on-line version includes further innovations in 2009, including direct access from stallion photos to applicable Sirecam footage & unique digital versions (with a branded cover) of each participating stud farm's stallions on this massively trafficked Daily News home page. Click on the link to see for yourself why it's so cost-effective for stud farms to maximize reach to broodmare owners.
