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  • The E-Trakka Edge: Where Data Meets Horsemanship

    Weekend, 6th April 2026
    Clarity in training has long been one of racing’s most elusive pursuits, but for many stables the fog has lifted with the continued industry immersion of E-Trakka, a system once described by its late founder Andrew Stuart as “like putting on a pair of glasses.” By combining heart rate monitoring, GPS tracking and advanced performance analytics, the platform has reshaped how trainers assess both the wellbeing and the potential of their horses, replacing instinct-heavy guesswork with measurable, actionable data. At its core, the system allows trainers and their owners to better understand what lies beneath the surface – a point underscored by successful trainer Kristen Buchanan, one of E-Trakka’s earliest adopters and a long-time contributor to its ongoing development. Having used the platform for more than two decades, Buchanan credits it with shaping her entire training philosophy. “I have been using Etrakka from the very early days of my training career, some 20 years ago! I was lucky to become friends with founder Andrew Stuart and delighted to be involved in a small way in the development process…. Etrakka was a large part of teaching myself how to train,” she acknowledged, reflecting on a journey that has run parallel with the system’s evolution. For Buchanan, the ability to turn instinct into evidence has been transformative. “So much of training is subjective and there are so many variables; having access to quantitative analysis to complete the picture is an absolute MUST!” she explained, pointing to the importance of integrating sectional times and rider feedback with cardiovascular data. Stride length metrics and heart rate trends, she added, are critical indicators. “Those two variables can substantially red flag an issue and highlight latent ability or lack thereof!” Those insights, she noted, are central to making informed decisions about training methods, patience and even which horses to persevere with. Equally vital is the ECG functionality. “Red flagging fibrillations and issues is a must - you would be none the wiser without this technology,” she said, summing up the broader philosophy: “Knowledge is power - knowing your horses strengths, weaknesses and training them to the minute is the job description. Use the best tool available to do so!” That experience is far from isolated. E-Trakka’s data-driven approach – now built on a platform of more than 200,000 empirical readings – continues to deliver measurable gains across a wide cross-section of the industry, improving performance while reducing errors and unnecessary wear on horses. Stuart’s original vision was to address the inefficiencies and wastage inherent in traditional training methods, and the results suggest that ambition has been realised. “It’s a bloody good product… data doesn’t lie,” said one trainer, while another added, “We love it. Everything is going well, and the machine is very impressive…” From leading stables to emerging professionals, feedback continues to reinforce both the reliability of the system and the strength of the team behind it. “They’ve been awesome. We are very happy with our units. They provide great feedback for our training,” one user noted. Another long-term client wrote, “I really want to say thank you for your support over the past few years. I would recommend you and the company to anyone.” With adoption growing nationwide, Stuart’s long-held belief that E-Trakka would become an industry standard is increasingly taking shape. For those seeking to elevate their training operation, the platform offers not just advanced technology, but also provides a proven pathway to better decisions, healthier horses and more consistent results. To find out more or order your unit, contact the E-Trakka Team on 0422 868 181 or email admin@etrakka.com.au.

    E-Trakka

  • Campione d’Italia Could Back Up in Champagne

    Weekend, 6th April 2026
    A colt still learning his craft delivered a performance of polish and power at Randwick, announcing himself among the most promising juveniles in the country with victory in the Group 1 ATC Sires’ Produce Stakes (1400m). Campione d’Italia, building on an eye-catching effort in the Golden Slipper, produced a sweeping finish that confirmed both his class and his potential for further progression. Sent out as the $4.20 second favourite, the Snitzel colt was ideally positioned after securing a favourable draw, a contrast to his previous outing where he had been forced to concede too much ground. That difference proved decisive, allowing him to settle closer before unleashing his run and finishing strongly to claim the $1 million feature. Trainer Chris Waller has taken a patient approach with the developing youngster, mindful of both his raw talent and his inexperience. “He’s a young horse,” Waller noted. “Today was his fourth career start and each run has got a little bit better.” Reflecting on the Slipper, he added, “His run in the Golden Slipper was amazing. He just got too far back. It was no-one’s fault, and the horse is just learning all the time.” With race conditions more favourable this time, Campione d’Italia was able to show his true ability. “He got a lovely draw today, and that was the difference between having him in the firing line or going back like he was last start. It was good to see him knuckle down and get the job done,” Waller said. There remains a sense that his ceiling has yet to be reached. “He’s got raw talent. His first start he did everything wrong, just because he thought, right let’s get the race over and done with. We had to harness that a little bit and bring him back. He’s a lovely colt.” Connections will now consider whether to press on to the Champagne Stakes, a path previously taken by Militarize after his own Sires’ success. “Militarize, he won the Sires’ and then he won the Champagne, so I’ll have a talk to the team and see what they suggest,” Waller said. Ridden by James McDonald, whose extraordinary record at the elite level continues to grow, the colt drew further praise. “He’s a sensational horse,” McDonald said. “He’s been a work in progress and Mr Harvey told me, make sure I keep my hands down, don’t want the horse throwing his head.” He added that the colt’s pedigree and demeanour point to a bright future, noting, “He’s beautifully bred and is a horse with a real future, I’m sure he’ll run the 1600 metres right out.” Bred by Gerry Harvey and sold for $500,000 to the China Horse Club and Newgate team after initially being passed in at the Magic Millions Gold Coast Sale, Campione d’Italia is the third black-type performer from five named foals out of Medaglia Valore. Behind him, Miss Chanel (Tagaloa) ran a strong race for second, closing from near last, while the result capped a notable day for Harvey’s Baramul Stud, with another graduate, Chidiac, earlier landing the Country Championship Final.

  • Joliestar Dazzles Ahead of Ascot Option

    Weekend, 6th April 2026
    A day already rich in high-class performances found its centrepiece in a mare whose consistency and toughness have become her trademarks, as Joliestar delivered again at the elite level in the Gr1 TJ Smith Stakes at Randwick. The victory not only added a fifth Group 1 to her résumé but also locked in a long-anticipated international assignment, with Royal Ascot now firmly on the horizon. Prepared by Chris Waller, the daughter of Zoustar has pieced together a flawless autumn, building through the grades with authority. A first-up Group 2 success was followed by a commanding win in the Canterbury Stakes, and she arrived on Saturday primed to complete the sequence at the highest level. Her latest performance confirmed that upward trajectory, showcasing both resilience and class against top-tier opposition. Beyond the individual achievement, the result also formed part of a remarkable broader narrative, with Joliestar among 10 Inglis graduates to claim Stakes victories across Australia on the same day. Her own journey began when Cambridge Stud principals Sir Brendan and Lady Jo Lindsay secured her for $950,000 from the Easter Yearling Sale, offered by Segenhoe Stud, and she has since rewarded that investment many times over, now boasting 10 wins from 21 starts and earnings approaching $9 million. For connections, the scale of her achievement continues to resonate. “Five Group 1s, what do you say? She’s a champion,’’ Sir Brendan Lindsay said, capturing the sentiment surrounding a mare who has consistently delivered at the highest level. He added that the thrill of racing such a horse is difficult to overstate, noting how fortunate they feel to have her in the right environment. The prospect of taking her to Royal Ascot only heightens that sense of occasion. “It’s a dream come true, to take a horse from Australia to race against the world’s best at Royal Ascot, gosh, what a thrill. We’re lucky enough to have a chance to be able to get there and while most people dream about it, we’ll just have a lot of sleepless nights worrying about it.’’ Waller, reflecting on both the preparation and the bigger picture, indicated that the Ascot plan had been carefully mapped out well in advance. “A lot of thought has gone into it, well before today, we just needed her to run well today and cement her place on the flight [to Ascot],’’ he said. Her career, he noted, has been built on competing in the strongest company since her three-year-old season, with continued development in maturity and confidence underpinning her sustained excellence.

  • Bright Futures for Inglis 3YO Filly Graduates

    Weekend, 6th April 2026
    High-class performances at Randwick were not confined to the headline acts, with a pair of emerging three-year-old fillies enhancing an already memorable day that featured Group 1 victories for Inglis graduates Sheza Alibi and Joliestar. While those elite-level triumphs dominated the spotlight, the supporting races revealed talent that may soon command similar attention. Earlier on the card, a searching 2000m contest in the Adrian Knox Stakes provided the ideal platform for Profoundly to underline her staying potential, the Farnan filly stepping up in trip with authority to claim a decisive victory. Prepared by Michael Freedman and sourced for $65,000 by his brother Lee at the Classic Yearling Sale, she has now recorded three wins from 10 starts and appears to be peaking at precisely the right moment. The strength of the performance was reflected in the market, with her firming into a $4.50 second favourite for the upcoming ATC Oaks back at Randwick. Those closest to the filly had anticipated that improvement, particularly given the promise of her previous run. “I bought her when I was still training for $65,000 and she’s a really nice filly, which she showed again today,’’ Lee Freedman said. He pointed to her Kembla Grange effort as a key indicator, adding, “I was really happy with the Kembla run last time out and I was confident the form out of that race would hold up. I knew she had improvement to come and we’d never run her over 2000m but all she wanted to do was get over a trip.’’ With her stamina now firmly established, a quick back-up into next week’s Oaks holds strong appeal, a sentiment echoed by her trainer. “Why wouldn’t you? She ran out a strong 2000m and it’s great to see her win in the family colours too,’’ Michael Freedman said. Later in the program, the unbeaten record of Plaintiff remained intact with a performance that highlighted a very different skill set. Resuming in the PJ Bell Stakes, the Peter Snowden-trained daughter of Zoustar overcame a wide draw in barrier 20, settling before producing a sharp turn of foot to reel in her rivals and extend her perfect sequence to four wins from as many starts. Her capacity to absorb early pressure and still finish strongly suggests a filly with both versatility and class. Purchased for $2.2 million at the Easter Yearling Sale by James Harron on behalf of owner John Camilleri, Plaintiff has long been regarded as a premium prospect, both on the track and for future broodmare duties. Harron recalled the impression she made at the sale, saying, “She was just an incredible specimen, I took John down to see her at Easter and when he saw her he just said ‘yep, she’s something we just have to have’.'' That early confidence is now being vindicated with each run, as her unbeaten record continues to build. With pedigree, presence and performance aligning, her trajectory appears steeply upward. “She’s unbeaten, it’s quite incredible. You invest in quality, she’s got a beautiful pedigree, an amazing demeanour and attitude and the sky’s the limit with her,’’ Harron said.

  • Sheza Alibi Devastating in Doncaster Rout

    Weekend, 6th April 2026
    At a track steeped in history and expectation, Saturday’s Doncaster Mile unfolded as something far more emphatic than a contest, instead becoming a showcase of rare dominance at the elite level, according to horseracing.com.au. In producing a performance that will be replayed for years to come, Sheza Alibi elevated herself into a different echelon, confirming her standing as one of the most exciting three-year-olds seen in recent seasons. Prepared by Peter Moody and Katherine Coleman, the daughter of Saxon Warrior arrived at Royal Randwick with strong support and left with an aura of inevitability, stretching her winning sequence to five with a commanding victory in the $4 million Group 1 feature over 1600m. In doing so, she became the first filly since Sunline in 1999 to claim the famous mile, adding a layer of historical significance to an already remarkable display. There was a sense of control throughout, with Jamie Melham electing to settle off the early speed set by Evaporate, allowing the race to develop before asking her mount for an effort. Carrying just 49kg, Sheza Alibi travelled with ease before being angled into the clear approaching the final furlong. What followed was both decisive and devastating, as she surged through the field, assumed control inside the final 150m and quickly put the result beyond doubt, eventually pulling away to score by 4.29 lengths. Behind her, Autumn Boy again filled the runner-up position, mirroring the Randwick Guineas quinella, while Militarize closed well into third, but none could match the acceleration of the winner when the race was on the line. The margin, and the manner in which it was achieved, underlined the gulf between Sheza Alibi and a high-class field. “That was breathtaking, the second colt is a super colt and what she does is just amazing,” Moody said post-race, still absorbing the scale of the effort. “Quite phenomenal and she’s so nondescript… she’s just a tradesman, she’s got a great hip, a big deep girth and a hell of a lot of ability. I thought she had the perfect prep… Crikey hard to go much faster than her.” Melham’s reaction was equally telling, describing the sensation as something out of the ordinary even by top-level standards. “What a horse… with blinkers on today, Jesus Christ, I’ve never sat on a horse that has given me goosebumps like that before,” she said. “I got pushed a bit wide and got back a bit too far, but we got there in about a few strides, and she just sailed away from them… I don’t think any come close to the feel she just gave me then.” With consecutive Group 1 victories now secured at the same track and distance, her latest triumph not only reaffirmed her class but stamped it with authority.

  • Another Zoustar Purrs to Stakes Success

    Weekend, 6th April 2026
    History and familiarity once again proved a potent combination at Oakbank, where a trainer with deep personal ties to the Easter carnival added another chapter to an already rich association with the course. That sense of continuity was evident as Michael Hickmott guided Zoupurring (Zoustar) to victory in Saturday’s Hills Railway Stakes (1100m), reinforcing a bond that stretches back to his youth spent attending the iconic meeting. Success in the sprint feature marked Hickmott’s second triumph in the race following Taunting in 2023, adding to a growing list of Oakbank highlights that includes last year’s Onkaparinga Cup with Oath Of Omerta. Now based at Murray Bridge, Hickmott has steadily carved out his own legacy at the carnival, evolving from a spectator into one of its most reliable performers. Zoupurring, formerly trained by Phillip Stokes, arrived in strong order and was given a well-judged ride by Teo Nugent, who positioned the gelding behind the speed before unleashing a decisive run through the final 200m to overpower Great Maximus and Winning Revolution. “It’s a wonderful thrill, he came here in great order,” Hickmott said, clearly appreciative of both the horse and the team behind him. “Thanks to the Bennett racing crew for choosing us to take good care of him.” The trainer’s affection for the gelding was evident as he added, “Geez he’s a lovely horse this horse. I explain him as a ‘real good old colonial horse’. He’s not a pretty horse to look at, he’s just got a real honest head about him and an honest way of going.” Credit was also shared among the riding ranks, with Nugent praised for a “great ride” and Jett Stanley acknowledged for his earlier influence. “A huge shout out to Jett Stanley for this,” Hickmott said. “He rode him first-up for me. He flew back for the Strathalbyn trials specifically to ride this horse in a trial. He got off him and said, ‘If you put the blinkers on he’ll win at Oakbank’. Unfortunately, Jett couldn’t come back today – he had to ride in Melbourne – but he kind of organised Teo to come. I love coming to Oakbank, we’ve had a lot of success here over the years …” Elsewhere on the card, Savatoff produced an emotional Onkaparinga Cup (2150m) victory for Paula Trenwith and Rochelle Milnes, while Stephen Theodore enjoyed a standout afternoon, preparing Savsonic and Fine Future for feature race success.

  • Chairman’s Sale Dripping in Quality Breeding Assets

    Weekend, 6th April 2026
    A catalogue built on elite bloodlines and rare opportunity will again place the Inglis Chairman’s Sale at the centre of the breeding world, with the 10th edition shaping as one of its strongest yet. Set for Thursday, May 7 at Riverside, the boutique auction will offer 104 carefully selected lots, combining proven racetrack performance with long-term broodmare value in a setting designed to showcase both. Depth and quality define this year’s offering. Of the entries, 67 are Stakes performers or producers, while 27 mares are carrying their first or second foals, adding immediate commercial appeal. A further 95 fillies and mares are aged 10 or younger, reinforcing the sale’s focus on residual value, and 24 are free of Danehill blood, widening mating options for breeders seeking genetic diversity. At the top end sits a collection of high-profile names and pedigrees that would anchor any international catalogue. Group 1 Goodwood Handicap winner Benedetta headlines a group that also includes triple Group 1 winner Provence, along with millionaire mares Arabian Summer and Generosity. The supporting cast is equally compelling, featuring a broad mix of black-type performers and well-related fillies such as Ahha Ahha, Appin Girl, Cashel Palace, Cosmonova, Dark Glitter and Eternal Flame, alongside emerging types like The Playwright and Tiger Shark. Pedigree strength runs deep through the catalogue, with highlights including Aeliana’s half-sister Sunshine In Capri, Classique Legend’s half-sister I Am Famous, as well as the dams of the Golden Slipper quinella and another Group 1-winning juvenile. Commercial appeal is further enhanced by the strength of the covering sires represented. Mares in foal to stallions including Extreme Choice, I Am Invincible, Zoustar, Anamoe, Harry Angel, Home Affairs, Ole Kirk and Too Darn Hot ensure buyers are not only purchasing pedigree but also immediate upside. Adding a unique dimension, a share in Extreme Choice will be offered, reflecting the extraordinary demand for the stallion following a week in which his yearlings averaged more than $1.5 million. His strike rate – one Group 1 winner for every 25 runners – places him ahead of some of the world’s most influential sires. Inglis Bloodstock chief executive Sebastian Hutch described the Chairman’s Sale as a standout on the global calendar, noting its blend of theatre and elite stock continues to set it apart. “The Inglis Chairman’s Sale is the most fun sale of the year, anywhere in the world and it provides an unparalleled experience for both vendors and buyers,’’ Hutch said, adding that the 2026 edition would feature an even greater concentration of high-quality breeding prospects than seen previously. Its record of producing future top-level success remains a defining hallmark. From mares that have gone on to produce Group 1 winners to in utero sales that later yielded elite colts, the sale’s influence continues to resonate across both hemispheres. With supplementary entries still open until April 24, the final composition may yet deepen further, but the foundations are already in place for another night where pedigree, performance and opportunity converge.

    Benedetta

    Benedetta is an exciting prospect (pic: inglis.com.au)

  • Retired Champion US Female Mating Undecided

    Weekend, 6th April 2026
    An outstanding career defined by consistency at the highest level has come to an end, with champion US turf mare She Feels Pretty retired following a season that cemented her place among the elite. The announcement, confirmed by trainer Cherie DeVaux (see below) , marks the close of a journey that delivered both Group 1 success and a deep personal connection between horse and stable. The decision was not taken lightly, with lingering physical issues ultimately ruling out a return for another campaign. DeVaux reflected on the moment with a mix of pride and emotion. "Today is one of those bittersweet days that remind you just how special this sport can be," she said. "She Feels Pretty has officially been retired. It's hard to put into words what this filly has meant to me - not just as a trainer, but personally. Horses like her don't come around often. She gave us everything she had, every single time, with a kind of heart and class that you simply can't teach." Bred by Payson Stud and raced by Roy and Gretchen Jackson's Lael Stables, the daughter of Karakontie was purchased for $240,000 from the Keeneland September Yearling Sale, a figure that would prove modest given the heights she would reach. Her pedigree combined international depth and proven stakes performance, being out of Summer Sweet and from a family that includes multiple stakes winners and producers. Her talent was evident from the outset. A debut victory at Ellis Park was quickly followed by a Group 1 breakthrough in the Natalma Stakes at Woodbine, before she further enhanced her reputation with a placing in the Breeders' Cup Juvenile Fillies Turf. That early promise translated seamlessly into her three-year-old season, where she captured both the Queen Elizabeth II Challenge Stakes and the American Oaks. The following year brought her to an even higher level. Three wins from five starts in 2025, along with two seconds, highlighted a campaign of remarkable consistency. Successes in the E.P. Taylor Stakes, New York Stakes and Modesty Stakes were complemented by narrow defeats in the Diana Stakes and the Breeders' Cup Filly and Mare Turf, where she was only caught late by Gezora after appearing poised for victory. Across 13 starts, she compiled a record of eight wins, three seconds and two thirds, earning more than $2.5 million in prize money. Beyond the statistics, her influence within the stable was profound. DeVaux acknowledged the role played by her owners in shaping that journey. Plans now turn to her next chapter as a broodmare, with no stallion yet selected. For DeVaux, the transition is tinged with both gratitude and anticipation. "She Feels Pretty has left an undeniable mark on my career… While it's never easy to say goodbye to the racetrack, I am so excited for her next chapter."

  • One Small Step for Cox Plate Bound Half Yours

    Weekend, 6th April 2026
    A familiar sense of anticipation is building around the McEvoy yard as reigning Melbourne Cup winner Half Yours moves closer to his first appearance of the year, with recent work suggesting the gelding has returned in excellent order. The chestnut’s latest jumpout at Flemington provided further encouragement, stepping up his preparation with a more searching 1000m effort under Jamie Melham after a quieter trial a fortnight earlier. It was the kind of progression connections had been hoping to see as they ready him for a demanding first-up assignment in the Group 1 All-Aged Stakes at Randwick on April 18. “We think he’s going really well,” said Calvin McEvoy, who trains in partnership with his father Tony. “This was his second jumpout for the prep; he had one a fortnight ago which was nice and cruisy on the course proper. This morning over 1000m we just asked a little bit more of him, Jamie couldn’t have been happier. “To the eye, it looked very, very good and the horse pulled up bouncing off the track, happy as Larry. I think he’s in a perfect spot.” Melham’s feedback pointed to a horse who has retained his sharpness, an important factor given the nature of his return. The All-Aged Stakes will pit him against race-hardened opposition over 1400m, with many likely to arrive via high-pressure sprint races such as the TJ Smith Stakes. “He needs to be sharp; we’re running in the All-Aged first up and we know that we’re going to be taking on fit horses and probably horses that are coming through the TJ Smith, so it’s going to be a big test for him over that sort of trip, the 1400m,” McEvoy said. “On this morning, he’ll run well and if he gets a soft track, who knows.” Looking beyond Randwick, the team has mapped out a Queensland campaign designed to build on his fitness through the winter, with a series of staying tests expected to follow. The approach mirrors last season’s pathway, giving the gelding a solid platform ahead of his spring targets. “He’ll follow that plan and then he’ll have a sweeten up in Queensland as he did last year and then he’ll come down; all roads lead to the Cox Plate here at HQ,” McEvoy said. Already boasting one of the world’s most elusive doubles – the Caulfield and Melbourne Cups –  the focus now turns to whether Half Yours can translate that staying dominance into success at weight-for-age level, a challenge that begins in earnest this month. This year's Cox Plate, in particular given Flemington's long straight, could play right into the hands of Half Yours.

    Half Yours

    The McEvoy-Melham trio could hit pay dirt (pic: Mark Gatt)

  • Sheza Alibi Wins Gr1 Doncaster Mile

    Weekend, 6th April 2026
    BTP

    • Track: Randwick
    • Race: Gr1 Doncaster Mile (1600m)
    • Winner: Sheza Alibi (Saxon Warrior-Sheza Gypsy, by Shaft)
    • Placings: 2nd: Autumn Boy, 3rd: Militarize
    • Stallion: Saxon Warrior (Deep Impact-Maybe, by Galileo)
    • Stud Farm: Coolmore Stud, NSW
    • Winner's Race Record: 10 starts: 7 wins, 3 placings
    • Sales Details: $10,000, 2023 Inglis Digital June (Early) Online Sale

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  • Green Spaces Wins Gr1 ATC Australian Derby

    Weekend, 6th April 2026
    BTP

    Darley 42

    • Track: Randwick
    • Race: Gr1 ATC Australian Derby (2400m)
    • Winner: Green Spaces (Street Boss-Outdoor, by Redoute's Choice)
    • Placings: 2nd: Dezignation, 3rd: Storm Leopard
    • Stallion: Street Boss (Street Cry-Blushing Ogygian, by Ogygian)
    • Stud Farm: Darley, VIC
    • Winner's Race Record: 10 starts: 4 wins, 1 placing
    • Sales Details: N/A

  • Joliestar Wins Gr1 T J Smith Stakes

    Weekend, 6th April 2026
    BTP

    Champion stallion

    • Track: Randwick
    • Race: Gr1 T J Smith Stakes (1200m)
    • Winner: Joliestar (Zoustar-Jolie Bay, by Fastnet Rock)
    • Placings: 2nd: Giga Kick, 3rd: Skybird
    • Stallion: Zoustar (Northern Meteor-Zouzou, by Redoute's Choice)
    • Stud Farm: Widden Stud, NSW & VIC
    • Winner's Race Record: 21 starts: 10 wins, 7 placings
    • Sales Details: $950,000, 2023 Inglis Australian Easter Yearling Sale, Vendor: Segenhoe Stud

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  • Campione D'italia Wins Gr1 Inglis Sires'

    Weekend, 6th April 2026
    BTP

    Arrowfield stallion

    • Track: Randwick
    • Race: Gr1 Inglis Sires' (1400m)
    • Winner: Campione D'italia (Snitzel-Medaglia Valore, by Medaglia D'oro)
    • Placings: 2nd: Miss Chanel, 3rd: Fireball
    • Stallion: Snitzel (Redoute's Choice-Snippets' Lass, by Snippets)
    • Stud Farm: Arrowfield Stud, NSW
    • Winner's Race Record: 4 starts: 2 wins, 0 placings
    • Sales Details: $500,000, 2025 Magic Millions Gold Coast Yearling Sale, Vendor: Baramul Stud

    Magic graduate

  • Newlook Wins Gr2 Chairman's Quality

    Weekend, 6th April 2026
    BTP

    • Track: Randwick
    • Race: Gr2 Chairman's Quality (2600m)
    • Winner: Newlook (New Bay-Skysweeper, by Hurricane Run)
    • Placings: 2nd: Campaldino, 3rd: Juja Kibo
    • Stallion: New Bay (Dubawi-Cinnamon Bay, by Zamindar)
    • Stud Farm: Ballylinch Stud, Kilkenny (Ireland)
    • Winner's Race Record: 14 starts: 4 wins, 4 placings
    • Sales Details: €480,000, 2024 Arqana Autumn Sale

  • Autumn Break Wins Gr3 Carbine Club Stakes

    Weekend, 6th April 2026
    BTP

    Arrowfield stallion

    • Track: Randwick
    • Race: Gr3 Carbine Club Stakes (1600m)
    • Winner: Autumn Break (The Autumn Sun-Isdaal, by Dubawi)
    • Placings: 2nd: Kilman, 3rd: Matias
    • Stallion: The Autumn Sun (Redoute's Choice-Azmiyna, by Galileo)
    • Stud Farm: Arrowfield Stud, NSW
    • Winner's Race Record: 7 starts: 4 wins, 2 placings
    • Sales Details: $40,000, 2024 Inglis Classic Sale, Vendor: Arrowfield Stud

    Arrowfield graduate

    WI graduate

  • Profoundly Wins Gr3 Adrian Knox Stakes

    Weekend, 6th April 2026
    BTP

    • Track: Randwick
    • Race: Gr3 Adrian Knox Stakes (2000m)
    • Winner: Profoundly (Farnan-Profound Wisdom, by Al Samer)
    • Placings: 2nd: Soverato, 3rd: Satono Invader
    • Stallion: Farnan (Not A Single Doubt-Tallow, by Street Cry)
    • Stud Farm: Kia Ora Stud, NSW
    • Winner's Race Record: 10 starts: 3 wins, 4 placings
    • Sales Details: $65,000, 2024 Inglis Classic Yearling Sale, Vendor: Sledmere Stud

    Sledmere graduate

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  • Hughes Wins Gr3 Victoria Handicap

    Weekend, 6th April 2026
    BTP

    • Track: Caulfield
    • Race: Gr3 Victoria Handicap (1400m)
    • Winner: Hughes (Russian Revolution-No More Tears, by Darci Brahma)
    • Placings: 2nd: Athanatos, 3rd: Meridius
    • Stallion: Russian Revolution (Snitzel-Ballet D'orient, by Stravinsky)
    • Stud Farm: Newgate Farm, NSW
    • Winner's Race Record: 25 starts: 9 wins, 7 placings
    • Sales Details: $140,000, 2021 Inglis Melbourne Premier Yearling Sale, Vendor: Sledmere Stud

    Sledmere graduate

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  • Aurum Belle Wins Gr3 Gimcrack Stakes

    Weekend, 6th April 2026
    BTP

    Arrowfield stallion

    • Track: Ascot
    • Race: Gr3 Gimcrack Stakes (1100m)
    • Winner: Aurum Belle (Snitzel-Dame Giselle, by I Am Invincible)
    • Placings: 2nd: Maria Lucia, 3rd: Lady Torque
    • Stallion: Snitzel (Redoute's Choice-Snippets' Lass, by Snippets)
    • Stud Farm: Arrowfield Stud, NSW
    • Winner's Race Record: 3 starts: 3 wins, 0 placings
    • Sales Details: $725,000, 2025 Inglis Australian Easter Yearling Sale, Vendor: The Chase

    WI graduate

  • Plaintiff Wins G3 PJ Bell Stakes

    Weekend, 6th April 2026
    BTP

    Champion stallion

    • Track: Randwick
    • Race: G3 PJ Bell Stakes (1200m)
    • Winner: Plaintiff (Zoustar-Prompt Response, by Beneteau)
    • Placings: 2nd: Nepo Baby, 3rd: Tomato Toastie
    • Stallion: Zoustar (Northern Meteor-Zouzou, by Redoute's Choice)
    • Stud Farm: Widden Stud, NSW
    • Winner's Race Record: 4 starts: 4 wins, 0 placings
    • Sales Details: $2,200,000, 2024 Inglis Australian Easter Yearling Sale, Vendor: Widden Stud

    Widden graduate

    WI graduate

  • Rope Them In Wins Gr3 Roma Cup

    Weekend, 6th April 2026
    BTP

    • Track: Ascot
    • Race: Gr3 Roma Cup (1100m)
    • Winner: Rope Them In (Playing God-Lead Rope, by Real Jester)
    • Placings: 2nd: Smooth Chino, 3rd: Oscar's Fortune
    • Stallion: Playing God (Blackfriars-Dolly Will Do, by Rubiton)
    • Stud Farm: Darling View Thoroughbreds, WA
    • Winner's Race Record: 25 starts: 10 wins, 5 placings
    • Sales Details: $60,000, 2022 Magic Millions Perth Yearling Sale

    Magic graduate

  • Ambassadorial Wins Gr3 Easter Cup

    Weekend, 6th April 2026
    BTP

    • Track: Caulfield
    • Race: Gr3 Easter Cup (2000m)
    • Winner: Ambassadorial (Fiorente-Showcase, by Big Brown)
    • Placings: 2nd: Sea What I See, 3rd: Immediacy
    • Stallion: Fiorente (Monsun-Desert Bloom, by Pilsudski)
    • Stud Farm: Widden Stud, VIC (formerly Sun Stud)
    • Winner's Race Record: 25 starts: 6 wins, 8 placings
    • Sales Details: $22,500, 2022 Inglis Melbourne Premier Yearling Sale, Vendor: Widden Stud

    Widden graduate

    WI graduate

  • Blue Door Wins Gr3 Widden Kindergarten Stakes

    Weekend, 6th April 2026
    BTP

    • Track: Randwick
    • Race: Gr3 Widden Kindergarten Stakes (1100m)
    • Winner: Blue Door (Stay Inside-Notting Hill, by Pierro)
    • Placings: 2nd: The Next Episode, 3rd: Under Focus
    • Stallion: Stay Inside (Extreme Choice-Nothin Leica Storm, by Anabaa)
    • Stud Farm: Newgate Farm, NSW
    • Winner's Race Record: 1 start: 1 win, 0 placings
    • Sales Details: $400,000, 2025 Inglis Australian Easter Yearling Sale, Vendor: Yarraman Park Stud

    Yarraman Park

    WI graduate

  • Zoupurring Wins LR Hills Railway Stakes

    Weekend, 6th April 2026
    BTP

    Champion stallion

    • Track: Oakbank
    • Race: LR Hills Railway Stakes (1100m)
    • Winner: Zoupurring (Zoustar-Tara’s Spur, by Flying Spur)
    • Placings: 2nd: Great Maximus, 3rd: Winning Revolution
    • Stallion: Zoustar (Northern Meteor-Zouzou, by Redoute's Choice)
    • Stud Farm: Widden Stud, NSW
    • Winner's Race Record: 30 starts: 8 wins, 8 placings
    • Sales Details: $100,000, 2021 Inglis Melbourne Premier Yearling Sale

    WI graduate

  • Beatty Wins LR Perth Stakes

    Weekend, 6th April 2026
    BTP

    • Track: Ascot
    • Race: LR Perth Stakes (1100m)
    • Winner: Beatty (Gingerbread Man-Femmette, by Murtajill)
    • Placings: 2nd: He's A Machino, 3rd: Afireofgidgeecoals
    • Stallion: Gingerbread Man (Shamardal-Quaffle, by Hurricane Sky)
    • Stud Farm: Yarradale Stud, WA
    • Winner's Race Record: 3 starts: 3 wins, 0 placings
    • Sales Details: N/A

  • Better Shared Wins LR Gore Guineas

    Weekend, 6th April 2026
    BTP

    Champion stallion

    • Track: Riverton (NZ)
    • Race: LR Gore Guineas (1200m)
    • Winner: Better Shared (Overshare-Eagle's Reach, by More Than Ready)
    • Placings: 2nd: Queen Of Sheba, 3rd: Miss Starlight
    • Stallion: Overshare (I Am Invincible-Savannah's Choice, by Redoute's Choice)
    • Stud Farm: Widden Stud, VIC
    • Winner's Race Record: 5 starts: 2 wins, 0 placings
    • Sales Details: N/A
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