A Winning Crusade
Scott Bro’s stallion Crusade produced an impressive winner with only his seventh first crop runner when the Bruce Le Roux-bred Miss Millionaire scooted home on debut at Greyville
9th January 2017
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A look at stallions and their progeny impact horse racing industry.
Scott Bro’s stallion Crusade produced an impressive winner with only his seventh first crop runner when the Bruce Le Roux-bred Miss Millionaire scooted home on debut at Greyville
The Glen Kotzen trained Mount Keith’s runaway win at Kenilworth on Saturday marked an opening South African success for the well-bred recently imported Oratorio stallion, Fencing Master
A half brother to exciting Rathmor stallion Noble Tune and Lane’s End stallion Honor Code, sold for $1.05 million
For a fifth year in a row, champion sire Tapit headed the sires list at the Keeneland September Yearling Sale
The son of champion sire Encosta De Lago celebrated an overdue icebreaker when his daughter Killala romped home to win at Fairview on Friday
The exciting well bred Fencing Master is set to join the illustrious ranks of high quality stallions in the Western Cape
Dubawi’s superb son Willow Magic arrives at the home of South Africa’s leading breeders of the 21 st century
Moutonshoek’s exciting young sire Marchfield is currently fighting to win the title of Canada’s Leading First Crop Sire for 2014.
Strategic News, trained by Dylan Cunha, proved himself as a racehorse, winning the 2007 Grade 1 Steinhoff Summer Cup over 2000 metres in the hands of Glyn Schofield
Flower Alley has been acquired by Wilgerbosdrift to stand his first South African season in 2015. He’s sire of Kentucky Derby and Preakness Stakes winner I’ll Have Another, voted US Champion 3yo colt in 2012.
International Group winner Soft Falling Rain has been secured for stud by Mary Slack’s Wilgerbosdrift Farm.
Finding the words ‘excitement’ and ‘insurance’ in the same sentence is as rare as breeding a Triple Crown winner!
