Category Archives: Racing

Lauriston Thoroughbred Farm will present six quality weanlings at Magic Millions’ 2017 Gold Coast National Weanling Sale which commences on Thursday 25th May 2017. The weanlings will be stabled in Chester Barn 51-56 and paraded at the complex from Monday … Continue reading →

The Lauriston Thoroughbred Farm bred and cleverly named 2yo filly Iron Lotus (2f Turffontein x Blazing Glory by Bianconi) took her place in the first at Alice Springs yesterday. It was the Lisa Lefoe trained filly’s second race start after … Continue reading →

Jocasta (4m Choisir x Saratoga by Show A Heart) has shown a propensity to be slow away at the start of each race. From the six starts this year she finished runner up on five occasions – three of them … Continue reading →

Source: Magic Millions Quality juvenile filly Undoubtable Miss will be set for Group One races in the spring carnival after she scored a stylish win in today’s $200,000 Magic Millions Adelaide 2YO Classic (1200m) at Morphettville. Facing the starter for … Continue reading →

Source: RACING.COM by Brad Bishop He’s renowned as a trainer who knows how to get his hands on VOBIS money, but Robbie Griffiths turned his attention to the Magic Millions scheme on Monday. The Cranbourne trainer produced Undoubtable Miss to … Continue reading →

Lauriston Thoroughbred Farm will present sixteen yearlings at Inglis’ Melbourne Premier Yearling Sale which commences on Sunday 26th February 2017. The yearlings will be stabled in Barn G Stables 58-74 and paraded at Oaklands Junction from Tuesday 21st February. Inspections … Continue reading →

The continuation of growth in the Victorian breeding sector is the number one item in James O’Brien’s priorities, re-elected President of Thoroughbred Breeders Victoria (TBV). The TBV Committee, including newly elected members Caroline Duddy and Matthew Tillett, met yesterday with … Continue reading →

She was “down from Sydney” and franked the strong form north of the border with her Thousand Guineas win, but Global Glamour’s Group 1 win at Caulfield technically came on home turf. The Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott-trained Global Glamour … Continue reading →

Global Glamour (Star Witness) has made it two Group One wins in seven days after impressively leading all the way in the Thousand Guineas (Gr 1, 1600m) at Caulfield yesterday. The Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott-trained three-year-old employed the same … Continue reading →