Category Archives: Breeding

Colonel Greer, trained by Richard Collett, won in only his second start yesterday at Ruakaka, New Zealand. The race, for 2yos, was over 1200 metres. Colonel Greer was ridden off the speed by Alysha Collett who took the gelding to … Continue reading →

Al Jandar competed in a 3yo Super VOBIS Showcase 1200 metre race at Sale today. Luke Currie settled the gelding in the middle of the field with cover. Al Jandar showed his appreciation for the firmer track by displaying a … Continue reading →

Zofabird, a four year old mare by Danbird from Lauriston broodmare Zofagal, won her second career race on Easter Sunday at Clare. Amazingly her previous win was on Easter day last cialis sale year at Penola. Purchased from Lauriston and trained … Continue reading →

Bel’s Ringer had already won twice at Singapore before transferring from John Meagher to trainer Hoy Kee Poh’s stable in Malaysia. Yesterday, two months after finishing an unlucky third, Bel’s Ringer stepped out in Penang over 1200 metres. Jockey E Da Cruz … Continue reading →

He was always going to get back, and in the 1100 metre race at Seymour, he was likely to run in to trouble. He was also racing against older horses. Regardless, he was sent out favourite. He did get back, … Continue reading →

Barbizon broke his maiden status at Townsville over 1000m. Settling just behind the leaders, jockey Ian Toward steered Barbizon wider in the straight to tackle the leaders and held on to win by a neck from the fast finishing Wonder … Continue reading →

  Arctic Command won the 1000m Group 3 Maribyrnong Plate for 2yos on Emirates Stakes day at Flemington just one year after his half-brother General Truce had achieved the same feat.  The chestnut had drawn the grand stand barrier, and … Continue reading →

  The first three foals for the season were colts, and sure enough, as predicted, the next three were fillies. Skidoodle, a half sister to stakes performer Aboutski produced an impressive chestnut filly by Hold That Tiger. Inprivato followed with … Continue reading →

Too Deadly was a $32,500 purchase by Eales Racing  from Lauriston Thoroughbred Farm at Melbourne’s Premier 2 sale in 2009. Too Deadly, trained by Mark Kavanagh races in the black and orange colours made famous by Whobegotyou and last year’s Melbourne … Continue reading →

  The first three Lauriston foals this season are colts. Flower Power produced a strong bay Shamardal colt on the fourth of August. Little more than a week later Cica Cica produced a strapping brown Bel Esprit colt and last … Continue reading →