Stallion Fees Set For Review?
Australian racing has seen a range of prizemoney cuts in the past week and returns to owners may not be the only thing that is reduced in light of the coronavirus pandemic
7th April 2020
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Australian racing has seen a range of prizemoney cuts in the past week and returns to owners may not be the only thing that is reduced in light of the coronavirus pandemic
Wilgerbosdrift’s Gr1 winning sire Flower Alley made headlines in Japan on Sunday as the broodmare sire of Gr1 Osaka Hai winner Lucky Lilac
This year marks what would have been the 50th birthday of legendary racehorse Secretariat
Ridgemont Highlands’ classic winning stallion Canford Cliffs looks to have another potentially smart sort to his name in the form of Cliffs Of Comfort
South African breeders will be following this weekend’s Inglis Australia Easter Yearling Sale with interest
The Magic Millions National Sale, Australia’s largest by numbers, will be put back in 2020 until the second half of the year from its traditional late May/early June time slot
Almost all the horses will remain at their farms until sold, while every bid will be made online or on the phone
The Easter Yearling Sale will not be conducted as a live auction but will instead proceed in an online format on 5 & 6 April, the full details of which are expected to be confirmed later today
After consultations with a number of vendors and buyers, the overwhelming feedback from them was to cancel the Sale and investigate alternative options
Legendary shuttle sire Danehill’s remarkable success in Australia’s premier 2yo race continued in no uncertain terms on Saturday
The classic has a long and proud history dating back to 1955 when it was run as the Cape of Good Hope Guineas
