Daily News | 20th May 2019

• NEW Ben Currie Guilty Of 12 Race Day Treatment Charges

  Monday, 20th May 2019
  On Monday, the Queensland Racing Integrity Commission (QRIC) Stewards found Toowoomba Trainer Ben Currie guilty of 12 race day treatment charges under the Australian Rules of Racing. The Thoroughbred Trainer appeared at a reconvened Inquiry in Brisbane on 11 and 12 March 2019 where he faced 14 alleged breaches of the rules of racing, two charges made in the alternative were not continued.  Mr Currie has been found guilty of five breaches of AR 178E (race day treatment without permission). Mr Currie as the trainer is guilty of causing the administration of a medication to five horses on 24 March 2018, the same day they raced at Doomben and Gatton. He has also been found guilty of a further seven charges under AR.178E (race day treatment without permission) for causing the administration of a medication to seven horses on 7 April 2018, the same day they were engaged to race at Toowoomba. Stewards have asked for submissions in regard to penalty.

• NEW Australian-Breds Dazzle In South Africa

  Monday, 20th May 2019
  Kicking away on Saturday at Greyville Racecourse with Baramul Stud’s Magic Millions yearling sale graduate Roy’s Riviera, Vinery Stud’s All Too hard enjoyed a stellar weekend in South Africa. Winning her first black type race when successful in the Listed East Coast Cup, the 4YO mare has been in consistent form, coming off a last start third against the males in the Listed Kings Cup. Later that night, All Too Hard’s juvenile colt Frosted Gold was honoured with the Champion 2YO Colt/Gelding award at the Highveld Feature Season Awards. The progeny of Widden Stud’s Zoustar continue to shine on the racetrack and the Brett Crawford-trained Boomps A Daisy was super impressive once again, taking her second win from just five starts. Sold through Rosemont Stud’s Inglis Premier yearling sale draft, the Ridgemont Highlands-raced filly is out of the Gr3 winning Red Ransom mare Fuddle Dee Duddle, herself a half-sister to high-class racemare Hallowell Belle, and her dam Bella Inez is a full-sister to Gr1 Caulfield Guineas winner In Top Swing. Sunday’s race meeting at Turffontein commenced with the Mike de Kock-trained Ashbaal, a 2YO son of Stratum winning at his third time at the track. Purchased from Widden Stud at the Inglis Australian Easter yearling sale, the colt was secured for $460,000, the most expensive yearling by his stallion sold in 2018. A few races later, Foxwedge’s Listed-winning son Infamous Fox continued the good run of Australian-bred runners over the week, winning the Pinnacle Stakes, with the beaten brigade including Gr1 winners Hero’s Honours and Atyaab. The feature race of the day, the Listed Syringa Handicap saw High Chaparral achieve his 129th stakes winner as the Johan Janse Van Vuuren-trained Being Fabulous recorded her first stakes success. Out of the dual Gr1 winner Dashing Eagle, the 5YO mare was bred by Coolmore Stud and sold through the draft of Grange Thoroughbreds at the 2015 Inglis Premier Sale.

  

  All Too Hard enjoyed a successful weekend

• NEW Bondi Heads To WA's Lynward Stud

  Monday, 20th May 2019
  Talented Gr1 performer Bondi (Snitzel-Bondi Blonde, by Red Ransom) has been purchased by leading breeders Ted and Troy van Heemst, where he will stand at their Lynward Park Stud in Bullsbrook, WA. Trained by Peter and Paul Snowden, the precocious son of Snitzel was impressive as a juvenile when a half length second to Seabrook in the Gr1 Moet and Chandon Stakes (1600m), and was endlessly consistent at Group level, ending his career with a gallant third to boom horse The Autumn Sun in the Gr2 Hobartville Stakes (1400m) at Rosehill, where he unfortunately sustained a career-ending tendon injury. The colt was purchased for $400,000 at the 2017 Gold Coast Magic Millions Yearling Sale, and he is bred on the same cross as sensational gallopers Trapeze Artist and Golden Slipper winner Estijaab (Snitzel-Red Ransom line). He will stand for a service fee of $6,600 inc GST.

  

  New Lynward Park Stud recruit Bondi

• NEW Baker Pleased With QLD Derby Candidates

  Monday, 20th May 2019
  An exhibition gallop at the Gold Coast over the weekend by Gr1 Queensland Derby (2400m) candidate Lord Arthur has Cambridge trainer Murray Baker pleased with his progress as he gets set for the Brisbane Gr1 feature next month. According to NZ Racing Desk, Baker and co-trainer Andrew Forsman have taken Lord Arthur and stablemate Bobby Dee to Queensland in search of Derby success with both three-year-olds set to have their lead up runs in the Gr3 Grand Prix Stakes (2200m) at Eagle Farm next weekend. “Lord Arthur had a good hit-out at the Gold Coast on Saturday and went along nicely,” Baker said. “He needed the blow-out as he hasn’t had a run since he won at Ellerslie just over a month ago. In saying that, he has been kept up to the mark in his work, but it was good to give him a decent run-along on Saturday. Bobby Dee is also going well but he didn’t need to have a gallop as he only raced at Te Rapa a fortnight ago.” Baker confirmed: “They will both take their place in the Grand Prix Stakes and, barring any issue, the Derby after that.”

  

  Lord Arthur (pic: Trish Dunell)

• High Quality For MM Broodmare Supplementary

  Monday, 20th May 2019
  The catalogue for the star-studded 2019 Magic Millions Gold Coast National Broodmare Sale has been enhanced with a quality-packed supplementary released. Featuring 51 lots, the supplementary catalogue includes 20 race fillies and maiden mares, one stallion, seven stallion nominations and 20 broodmares. Highlights among the newly catalogued lots include Erato, the young dam of this year's Blue Diamond Stakes winner Lyre (covered by Russian Revolution) as well as the dams of Gr1 winner Leicester (Fastnet Rock) and explosive sprinter Invincible Star (I Am Invincible). Among the new race fillies and maiden mares are stakes performers I'll Have a Bit, Ellicazoom, Prom Queen, Everyday Lady, Snogging, Marcellina, Million, Problem Solver, Bubbles'n'troubles, Indrabeel and Plucky Girl. The seven stallion nominations to Capitalist, Dundeel, Encryption, Hellbent, Mendelssohn, Press Statement and Sidestep are being sold with all proceeds to injured jockey Tye Angland. Blue blooded stallion prospect The Taj Mahal is yet another feature of the supplementary for the auction. All of the new lots are now included in the online catalogue and via Equineline for iPad users. To download the PDF catalogue CLICK HERE. The 2019 Gold Coast National Sale commences on Wednesday with Day-1 of the National Weanling Sale commencing at 10am.

  

  The dam of Lyre is among the supplementary entries (pic: Mark Gatt)

• Huge Boost For Arrowfield's Real Steel

  Monday, 20th May 2019
  Arrowfield’s new sire Real Steel already has plenty to recommend him, as a Gr1-winning son of Japan’s supersire Deep Impact descended from the great racemare and genuine “blue hen” Miesque. On Sunday his full-sister Loves Only You burnished that solid-gold pedigree when she stormed to a record-breaking victory in the A$3 million Yushun Himba 2400m G1 (Japanese Oaks). Loves Only You came into the race unbeaten in three starts, including a 3-length win in last month’s 2000-metre Hanshin Wasurenagusa Sho LR, but had missed the traditional lead-up in the Oka Sho (Japanese 1000 Guineas). She left no doubts about her brilliance and stamina when she burst through to challenge Curren Bouquetd’or (also by Deep Impact) less than 100 metres from the post, winning in 2:22.8 – 0.8 seconds faster than two-time Horse of the Year Gentildonna won the race in 2012. Bred by Katsumi Yoshida’s Northern Farm, and raced by DMM Dream Club Co. Ltd, Loves Only You is the third stakes-winner her dam Loves Only Me (by Storm Cat) has left to Deep Impact, after Real Steel and Listed winner Prodigal Son. She also has an unraced 2YO filly by the 7-time Champion Sire.

  

  Real Steel stands his first season at Arrowfield in 2019

• MM Appoints NSW Bloodstock Consultant

  Monday, 20th May 2019
  On the eve of the Southern Hemisphere's biggest breeding stock sale, Magic Millions has appointed Dane Robinson as the company's New South Wales Bloodstock Consultant. Robinson, who hails from a famous racing family, joins Magic Millions after three years as Racing Manager with Highclere Thoroughbreds. He joined Harry Herbert's famous syndication operation after graduating from the world renowned Godolphin Flying Start program. Grandson of legendary horseman Kevin Robinson and son of successful NSW South Coast trainer Terry Robinson, Robinson commences in the important new position today. Barry Bowditch, Managing Director of Magic Millions, said Robinson was a highly credentialed and passionate industry member who would compliment the bloodstock department. Robinson will be straight into the action with Magic Millions as the 2019 Gold Coast National Sale commences with Day-1 of the weanling auction on Wednesday.

  

  Dane Robinson (pic: magicmillions.com.au)

• War Of Will Claims Preakness Stakes

  Monday, 20th May 2019
  The Gr1 Preakness Stakes, second leg of the US 3YO Triple Crown, has been won by one of the horses impeded in the controversial Kentucky Derby a fortnight ago. War of Will, who finished seventh in the opening leg, was sent off a $6.00 chance and raced up to his best, clearing out by 1.25-lengths for trainer Mark Casse after going to the lead soon after the field entered the straight at Pimlico. The placings went to Everfast and Owendale who both ran on from well back in the 13-horse field. The race experienced its own drama when Bodexpress dislodged his rider as the gates opened.

• NZB May Weanling Sale Average & Median Increases

  Monday, 20th May 2019
  The New Zealand Bloodstock Karaka May Sale Weanling session has concluded with a pleasing increase in average and median price from last year’s edition of the Sale. The average weanling price reached $18,121 (up 35%) and the median rose to $10,000 from $8,000 in 2018, with the aggregate closing at $1,649,000 for 91 lots sold (71% clearance). “With the reduced quantity of horses on offer we were confident that the quality was much better than last year and that’s been reflected by the increase in average and median,” NZB Sales Representative Regan Donnison said. The leading purchaser of the Sale by aggregate was Hallmark Stud which secured five weanlings for a combined price of $196,000. “I thought there was great value here today,” said studmaster Mark Baker. “The one-day sale got rid of a lot of the less desirable types and I thought there were more nice horses on offer than in previous years.” Rich Hill Stud-based first season sire Vadamos, a Gr1-winning winning son of Monsun, was the leading sire of the Sale with his progeny selling for an average of $34,125. The demand for progeny of first season sires was further highlighted by the two equal top priced lots of the Sale, Lot 83, the Tivaci filly out of Sitting on a Hill and Lot 135, the Divine Prophet colt out of Caramellos, both of which sold for $95,000.

  

  Lot 135 fetched $95,000 (pic: Trish Dunell)

• Bon Aurum Returns To Riverbank Roster

  Monday, 20th May 2019
  "A wonderful addition to the Riverbank roster," is how principal Dr Caroline Duddy describes Gr1 winner Bon Aurum who takes residence at the Benalla stud this spring where he will stand alongside Redente, Boulder City, Von Costa de Hero, Skilled, Wayed Zain and Anacheeva. "We are very excited to welcome him to Riverbank," Dr Duddy enthused, adding, “He offers exceptional value with the added bonus of having vet fees included if your mare stays with us." Remaining at the $5,500 fee he stood for during his debut season last spring, Bon Aurum served a quality book of mares including the stakes winners Hello Pamela and Tango Amigos, the dams of stakes winners Bons Away and Riziz as well as daughters of More Than Ready, Flying Spur, Commands, Red Ransom, Grand Lodge, Magnus, Bernardini, Rubiton, Hussonet, Street Sense and Lonhro. Described by trainer Ciaron Maher as "a tough horse, an exceptional athlete and a beautiful type," Bon Aurum (winner of almost $600,000) was bred and raced by Ken King who also raced his sire Bon Hoffa. Both horses claimed the Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes (a race also won by successful stallions Encosta de Lago, Testa Rossa and Exceed And Excel) - Bon Hoffa in 2007 with Bon Aurum saluting nine years later. The striking Bon Aurum is one of 151 winners sired by popular Bon Hoffa, whose progeny this season have won 65 races. Other impressive runners for Bon Hoffa include the exciting last start Country Championship winner Noble Boy (winner of six of his first seven starts), the in-form sprinter Bon Amis (winner of seven of his 15 starts including three of his last four) and the recent Adelaide Magic Millions 2Y0 Classic winner Done By Me. Hailing from a strong European family, Bon Aurum can boast amongst his relations the Gr1 gallopers Court Masterpiece (Sussex Stakes, Prix de la Foret) and Classic Park (Irish 1000 Guineas).

  

  Gr1 Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes winner Bon Aurum (pic: Mark Gatt)

• New Zealand Betting Levy To Be Repealed

  Monday, 20th May 2019
  Racing Minister of New Zealand, Winston Peters, has announced a repeal of the betting levy (racing totalisator duty) currently paid by the racing industry to the Crown. Peters made the pre-Budget announcement when opening the NZB Karaka May Sale in Auckland on Friday. Peters announced that payment of the levy to the Crown will be phased out over a three-year period, with freed-up funds to be redirected to the racing and sports sectors. The betting levy represents 4 percent of betting profits which amounted to $13.9 million in 2018. “Redirecting the betting levy is a step towards revitalising of the racing industry. It was a recommendation of the Messara review of the racing industry, and was endorsed by the Ministerial Advisory Committee (MAC),” Peters said. “The racing industry plays a vital role in the New Zealand economy, having contributed $1.6 billion to the economy in 2016/17 whilst employing tens of thousands of New Zealanders, many of them young, and boosting New Zealand’s exports.” Saying this was just one of a number of steps the kiwi government is undertaking, last month Peters also announced a Government agreement to a stepped response to the Messara Report, introducing two new pieces of legislation to bring new governance arrangements and other sources of industry revenue.

  

  Winston Peters at the 2019 NZB May Sale (pic: Trish Dunell)

• Maximum Security Owner Issues $20M Challenge

  Monday, 20th May 2019
  In an unprecedented move in thoroughbred racing, Maximum Security’s owner Gary West is offering up to US $20 million of his own money to the owners of Country House, War of Will (now winner of the Preakness Stakes), Long Range Toddy and Bodexpress if any of those horses finish ahead of Maximum Security the next time any of them race against him through Dec. 31, 2019. According to horseracingnation.com, if all five horses meet in the same race it would potentially create the most lucrative race in the world. West said his offer and the results of this “match race within a race” have no bearing and nothing to do with his horse’ Kentucky Derby disqualification. He is willing to stipulate that publicly, contending that the outcome of the Kentucky Derby is a completely separate issue and event. There are no restrictions as to the type of race, what racetrack it is held at or the distance or track surface. The offer is valid only for the next time Maximum Security meets any of the aforementioned horses in a race, whether it is in the same race or in four separate races. No horse has to win the race. The offer is simply based on the head-to-head result with Maximum Security. The proviso? West is asking the owners of the other four horses to give him $5 million apiece if Maximum Security finishes ahead of their horse in the official chart. The owners of any or all of the other four horses wishing to participate would be required to put their $5 million in an escrow account, as West will do immediately for up to $20 million.

• Despatch Wins Gr1 The Goodwood

  Monday, 20th May 2019

  	Mrgn.	Runners
  	-	3. Despatch (4) News J: Todd Pannell T: Tony McEvoy W: 56 kgs S: Written Tycoon D: Zoccoletta
  	0.2L	16. Behemoth (1) News J: A Darmanin T: D R Jolly W: 53 kgs S: All Too Hard D: Penny Banger
  	1.5L	2. Spright (16) News J: D Oliver T: G L Frazer W: 56.5 kgs S: Hinchinbrook D: Dashoff
  	1.6L	4. Hard Empire (3) News J: Jake Toeroek T: R & C Jolly W: 56 kgs S: Hard Spun D: Last Quill

  • Track: Morphettville
  • Race: $750,000 Gr1 The Goodwood (1200m)
  • Winner: 4YO gelding Despatch (Written Tycoon-Zoccoletta, by Fasliyev)
  • Placings: 3YO gelding Behemoth & 5YO mare Spright
  • Winning Sire: Written Tycoon (Iglesia-Party Miss, by Kenmare) Stud Farm: Woodside Park Stud
  • Trainer: Tony McEvoy Jockey: Todd Pannell
  • Race record: 7 wins and a placing from 11 starts for $952,685 in earnings
  • Sales Info: $40,000 weanling at the 2015 Magic Millions National Weanling Sale & $195,000 yearling at the 2016 Magic Millions Adelaide Sale Vendors: Woodside Park Stud & Baramul Stud

  

  At Morphettville in Adelaide, Woodside Park Stud’s Written Tycoon (Iglesia-Party Miss, by Kenmare) celebrated a Gr1 triumph when 4YO gelding Despatch denied all-comers by a gutsy 0.2-length for trainer Tony McEvoy in the $750,000 Gr1 The Goodwood (1200m), defeating a game late challenge from Behemoth and favoured recent Gr1 winner Spright. The iconic sprint feature suffered a lengthy delay when race favourite Spright had to be re-shod at the start. A horse who has been working strongly through the grades, Despatch provided McEvoy with the perfect present to celebrate his recently announced decision to transfer most of his South Australian horses to a yet to be built stable at the booming state-of-the-art Ballarat training facility in Victoria. For a horse who’d won 5 of his past 6 starts, including a Gr3 sprint at Morphettville at his most recent outing, $21 looked a gift and Todd Pannell’s ride was pitch perfect, controlling the tempo and kicking away while Oliver took the short course home on Spright after his awkward draw forced him to the rear of the field. Sold twice through the Magic Millions ring – at the National Weanling Sale and Adelaide Yearling Sale – and a Magic Millions Ballarat 2YO Clockwise Classic winner on debut, Despatch now has 7 wins (including the Gr3 DC McKay Stakes, Listed Oakbank Stakes & Listed Redelva Stakes) and a placing (including the Listed Phelan Ready Stakes) from 11 starts for $952,685 in earnings.

• Kenedna Wins Gr1 Doomben Cup

  Monday, 20th May 2019

  	Mrgn.	Runners
  	-	12. Kenedna (8) News J: John Allen T: C Maher & D Eustace W: 57 kgs S: Not A Single Doubt D: Miss Dodwell
  	0.8L	2. Life Less Ordinary (9) News J: J R Collett T: C J Waller W: 59 kgs S: Thewayyouare D: Dont Cross Tina
  	1.0L	17. Sixties Groove (6) News J: L V Cassidy T: K A Lees W: 59 kgs S: Sixties Icon D: Gift Dancer
  	1.4L	16. Gem Song (7) News J: B Shinn T: K A Lees W: 56.5 kgs S: Your Song D: Beautiful Gem

  • Track: Doomben
  • Race: $700,000 Gr1 Doomben Cup (2000m)
  • Winner: 5YO mare Kenedna (Not A Single Doubt-Miss Dodwell, by Falbrav)
  • Placings: 7YO gelding Life Less Ordinary & 6YO gelding Sixties Groove
  • Winning Sire: Not A Single Doubt Stud (Redoute’s Choice-Singles Bar, by Rory’s Jester) Farm: Arrowfield Stud
  • Trainer: C Maher & D Eustace Jockey: John Allen
  • Race record: 9 wins and 7 placings from 26 starts for $1,881,895 in earnings
  • Sales Info: $80,000 yearling at the 2015 Inglis Melbourne Premier Sale Vendor: Arrowfield Stud

  

  At Doomben in Brisbane, Arrowfield stallion Not A Single Doubt (Redoute’s Choice-Singles Bar, by Rory’s Jester) celebrated a Gr1 triumph when in-form 5YO mare produced a brilliant finish to score by 0.8-length for trainers Ciaron Maher and David Eustace in the $700,000 Gr1 Doomben Cup. Expected to lead, Archedemus jumped well from his outside barrier, and was quickly off and running to get across and find the paint. Relatively easy in the market given her current form, Kenedna was given a beautiful ride by John Allen who had her positioned mid-field leading to the turn. At one stage looking likely to seek out an outside lane for the run home, Allen made a split second decision to switch across heels and dart through a gap towards the fence where Kenedna found clear air and powered away. One of 5 runners for defending Doomben Cup trainer Chris Waller, Life Less Ordinary rattled home, with Sixties Groove closing strongly down the outside. Maher was quick to praise disqualified trainer Darren Weir’s earlier input with Kenedna, also paying tribute to Weir’s staff who’d moved across to his and David Eustace’s stable for their involvement in getting the dual Gr1 winner to this point. Kenedna’s latest win improved her record 9 wins (including the Gr1 Queen of the Turf Stakes, Gr2 Matriarch Stakes, Gr2 The Roses, Gr3 Auraria Stakes, Gr3 Vanity Stakes and Listed Laelia Stakes) & 7 placings (including the Gr1 Schweppes Oaks, Gr2 Sunline Stakes, Gr2 Av Kewney Stakes & Gr3 Ladies Day Vase) from 26 starts for $1,881,895 in earnings.

• Etana Wins Gr2 Magic Millions The Roses

  Monday, 20th May 2019

  	Mrgn.	Runners
  	-	14. Etana (2) News J: John Allen T: C Maher & D Eustace W: 56.5 kgs S: Shamus Award D: Pink Siris
  	0.2L	2. Aliferous (4) News J: J R Collett T: K A Lees W: 56.5 kgs S: Hinchinbrook D: Willow
  	1.0L	13. Welsh Legend (9) News J: L G Innes T: C J Waller W: 56.5 kgs S: Camelot D: Onethingatatime
  	1.4L	17. Itz Lily (1) News J: C W Brown T: K A Lees W: 56.5 kgs S: Snitzel D: Empress Lily

  • Track: Doomben
  • Race: $200,000 Gr2 Magic Millions The Roses (2000m)
  • Winner: 3YO filly Etana (Shamus Award-Pink Siris, by Encosta De Lago)
  • Placings: 3YO filly Aliferous & 3YO filly Welsh Legend
  • Winning Sire: Shamus Award (Snitzel-Sunset Express, by Success Express) Stud Farm: Rosemont Stud
  • Trainer: Ciaron Maher & David Eustace Jockey: John Allen
  • Race record: 4 wins and a placing from 9 starts for $185,150 in earnings
  • Sales Info: $400,000 yearling at the 2017 Magic Millions Gold Coast Sale Vendor: Willow Park Stud

• Lady Cosmology Wins Gr3 Proud Miss Stakes

  Monday, 20th May 2019

  	Mrgn.	Runners
  	-	13. Lady Cosmology (16) News J: L Currie T: Simon Miller W: 55 kgs S: Universal Ruler D: Out Spoken Lady
  	1.0L	8. Miss Vixen (9) News J: Craig Williams T: Ms C Alderson W: 55.5 kgs S: Foxwedge D: Kirvinsky
  	1.5L	11. Lady Of Crebilly (2) News J: D Dunn T: P Stokes W: 55.5 kgs S: Choisir D: Antrim's Legend
  	2.6L	1. Princess Of Queens (5) News J: Jamie Kah T: M G Price W: 57 kgs S: Magnus D: Tristabeel

  • Track: Morphettville
  • Race: $150,000 Gr3 Proud Miss Stakes (1200m)
  • Winner: 3YO filly Lady Cosmology (Universal Ruler-Out Spoken Lady, by Galileo)
  • Placings: 4YO mare Miss Vixen & 4YO mare Lady Of Crebilly
  • Winning Sire: Universal Ruler (Scenic-Rulings, by Hurricane Sky) Stud Farm: Scenic Lodge Stud
  • Trainer: Simon Miller Jockey: Luke Currie
  • Race record: 3 wins and 7 placings from 12 starts for $633,000 in earnings
  • Sales Info: N/A

• Fastnet Tempest Wins Gr3 R A Lee Stks

  Monday, 20th May 2019

  	Mrgn.	Runners
  	-	3. Fastnet Tempest (10) News J: A Mallyon T: D & B Hayes & T Dabernig W: 55.5 kgs S: Fastnet Rock D: Dame Blanche
  	1.8L	9. Waging War (8) News J: Raquel Clark T: L Macdonald & A Gluyas W: 55 kgs S: Rebel Raider D: Fartoo Flashy
  	2.2L	7. Brown Ben (3) News J: C J Parish T: Tony McEvoy W: 55.5 kgs S: Big Brown D: Innishbeg
  	2.7L	10. Curragh (4) News J: J Maskiell T: T Busuttin & N Young W: 55 kgs S: Tavistock D: Shock

  • Track: Morphettville
  • Race: $175,000 Gr3 R A Lee Stks (1600m)
  • Winner: 6YO gelding Fastnet Tempest (Fastnet Rock-Dame Blanche, by Be My Guest)
  • Placings: 5YO gelding Waging War & 6YO gelding Brown Ben
  • Winning Sire: Fastnet Rock (Danehill-Piccadilly Circus, by Royal Academy) Stud Farm: Coolmore Stud
  • Trainer: D & B Hayes & T Dabernig Jockey: Andrew Mallyon
  • Race record: 8 wins and 10 placings from 32 starts for $659,928 in earnings
  • Sales Info: N/A

• Tyzone Wins Gr3 BRC Sprint

  Monday, 20th May 2019

  	Mrgn.	Runners
  	-	6. Tyzone (10) News J: B Shinn T: A J Edmonds W: 57.5 kgs S: Written Tycoon D: Rezonet
  	1.8L	4. Violate (2) News J: L Nolen T: Brent Stanley W: 58 kgs S: Sebring D: Shantha's Girl
  	1.9L	1. I'm A Rippa (3) News J: J Lloyd T: T J Gollan W: 59 kgs S: Love Conquers All D: Derippa
  	2.0L	10. Chapter And Verse (1) News J: M R Du Plessis T: Desleigh Forster W: 54 kgs S: Rothesay D: McFly

  • Track: Doomben
  • Race: $140,000 Gr3 BRC Sprint (1350m)
  • Winner: 5YO gelding Tyzone (Written Tycoon-Rezonet, by Hussonet)
  • Placings: 5YO gelding Violate & 5YO gelding I'm A Rippa
  • Winning Sire: Written Tycoon (Iglesia-Party Miss, by Kenmare) Stud Farm: Woodside Park Stud
  • Trainer: Toby Edmonds Jockey: Blake Shinn
  • Race record: 16 wins and 5 placings from 31 starts for $643,125 in earnings
  • Sales Info: $60,000 at the 2015 Magic Millions 2YOs In Training Sale Vendor: Kenmore Lodge

• Moor Gait Wins Gr3 SA Classic

  Monday, 20th May 2019

  	Mrgn.	Runners
  	-	17. Moor Gait (7) News J: D W Stackhouse T: Andrew Noblet W: 56 kgs S: Fiorente D: L'inquisitor
  	0.3L	12. Miss Moana (1) News J: Todd Pannell T: J G Sargent W: 56 kgs S: Uncle Mo D: Coral Reef
  	0.5L	15. Skyway Star (10) News J: A Mallyon T: Symon Wilde W: 56 kgs S: Americain D: Lorna's Lass
  	1.5L	9. Miss Five Hundred (15) News J: J Maskiell T: Peter Gelagotis W: 56 kgs S: Dundeel D: Cinque Cento

  • Track: Morphettville
  • Race: $175,000 Gr3 SA Classic (2500m)
  • Winner: 3YO filly Moor Gait (Fiorente-L'inquisitor, by Blackfriars)
  • Placings: 3YO filly Miss Moana & 3YO filly Skyway Star
  • Winning Sire: Fiorente (Monsun-Desert Bloom, by Pilsudski) Stud Farm: Sun Stud
  • Trainer: Andrew Noblet Jockey: Daniel Stackhouse
  • Race record: 2 wins and 2 placings from 10 starts for $142,195 in earnings
  • Sales Info: N/A

• Li'l Kontra Wins Gr3 National Stakes

  Monday, 20th May 2019

  	Mrgn.	Runners
  	-	4. Li'l Kontra (3) News J: D Dunn T: Ryan Balfour W: 55.5 kgs S: Krupt D: Li'l Cashy
  	0.3L	3. Absolute Flirt (2) News J: D Oliver T: D T O'Brien W: 55.5 kgs S: Stratum D: Bisutti
  	1.1L	8. Xilong (1) News J: Todd Pannell T: Tony McEvoy W: 55.5 kgs S: Deep Field D: Pane In The Glass
  	1.3L	7. Balaabel (7) News J: B Vorster T: Tony McEvoy W: 55.5 kgs S: Not A Single Doubt D: Belladini

  • Track: Morphettville
  • Race: $150,000 Gr3 National Stakes (1200m)
  • Winner: 2YO filly Li'l Kontra (Krupt-Li'l Cashy, by Keltrice)
  • Placings: 2YO filly Absolute Flirt & 2YO filly Xilong
  • Winning Sire: Krupt (Fying Spur-Categorical, by Hennessy) Stud Farm: Kingsley Park Thoroughbreds
  • Trainer: Ryan Balfour Jockey: Dwayne Dunn
  • Race record: 3 wins and 6 placings from 9 starts for $266,675 in earnings
  • Sales Info: $110,000 yearling at the 2018 Magic Millions Adelaide Sale Vendor: Rosden Park

• Valac Wins Gr3 Queens Cup

  Monday, 20th May 2019

  	Mrgn.	Runners
  	-	5. Valac (5) News J: Craig Williams T: D & B Hayes & T Dabernig W: 54.5 kgs S: Dark Angel D: Polished Gem
  	0.8L	4. Sopressa (2) News J: L Currie T: C Maher & D Eustace W: 55 kgs S: So You Think D: Hidden Strings
  	2.6L	6. Meli Melo (1) News J: J Holder T: B D Brook W: 54 kgs S: Authorized D: Sajeune
  	2.8L	3. Chequered Flag (11) News J: D Dunn T: C Maher & D Eustace W: 55 kgs S: Raise The Flag D: Star Of Mulwala

  • Track: Morphettville
  • Race: $120,000 Gr3 Queens Cup (2500m)
  • Winner: 7YO gelding Valac (Dark Angel-Polished Gem, by Danehill)
  • Placings: 4YO mare Sopressa & 5YO mare Meli Melo
  • Winning Sire: Dark Angel (Acclamation-Midnight Angel, by Machiavellian) Stud Farm: Yeomanstown Stud
  • Trainer: D & B Hayes & T Dabernig Jockey: Craig Williams
  • Race record: 7 wins and 10 placings from 25 starts for $280,383 in earnings
  • Sales Info: N/A

• Grey Lion Wins Listed Lord Mayors Cup

  Monday, 20th May 2019

  	Mrgn.	Runners
  	-	5. Grey Lion (4) News J: Ms K O'Hara T: Matthew Smith W: 56.5 kgs S: Galileo D: Grey Lilas
  	0.1L	13. Girl Tuesday (9) News J: G Buckley T: C J Waller W: 53 kgs S: Street Cry D: Tuesday Joy
  	0.3L	12. Live And Free (8) News J: Rachel King T: J A O'Shea W: 53 kgs S: Savabeel D: Patrimonium
  	0.5L	10. Black On Gold (12) News J: C Reith T: C J Waller W: 54 kgs S: Sebring D: Fools Gold

  • Track: Rosehill
  • Race: $150,000 Listed Lord Mayors Cup (2000m)
  • Winner: 7YO gelding Grey Lion (Galileo-Grey Lilas, by Danehill)
  • Placings: 4YO mare Girl Tuesday & 4YO gelding Live And Free
  • Winning Sire: Galileo (Sadler’s Wells-Urban Sea, by Miswaki) Stud Farm: Coolmore Stud
  • Trainer: Matthew Smith Jockey: Kathy O'Hara
  • Race record: 7 wins and 8 placings from 32 starts for $582,832 in earnings
  • Sales Info: N/A

• Isaurian Wins Listed Chief De Beers

  Monday, 20th May 2019

  	Mrgn.	Runners
  	-	7. Isaurian (3) News J: J B Mc Donald T: James Cummings W: 55.5 kgs S: Exceed And Excel D: Byzantine
  	0.1L	6. Straturbo (1) News J: Tim Clark T: T J Gollan W: 56 kgs S: Stratum D: Weekend Gossip
  	0.4L	13. In Good Time (5) News J: Ron Stewart T: T J Bartley W: 54 kgs S: Time Thief D: Turbo Rose
  	1.1L	5. Keen Array (10) News J: B Shinn T: A J Edmonds W: 57 kgs S: Bel Esprit D: Moorea

  • Track: Doomben
  • Race: $125,000 Listed Chief De Beers (1110m)
  • Winner: 4YO horse Isaurian (Exceed And Excel-Byzantine, by Elusive Quality)
  • Placings: 9YO gelding Straturbo & 4YO mare In Good Time
  • Winning Sire: Exceed And Excel (Danehill-Patrona, by Lomond) Stud Farm: Darley
  • Trainer: James Cummings Jockey: James McDonald
  • Race record: 5 wins and 4 placings from 12 starts for $303,740 in earnings
  • Sales Info: N/A

• Quilista Wins Listed J.C. Bright Shadow

  Monday, 20th May 2019

  	Mrgn.	Runners
  	-	1. Quilista (2) News J: K Mc Evoy T: P & P Snowden W: 60 kgs S: Scandal Keeper D: Brocky's Ace
  	3.5L	8. Test The World (4) News J: Tim Clark T: Bjorn Baker W: 54 kgs S: Testa Rossa D: Worldly
  	3.7L	6. River Racer (3) News J: M Cahill T: L G Ross W: 54 kgs S: Hidden Dragon D: Royal Yangtze
  	3.9L	11. Miss Que (9) News J: C W Brown T: K A Lees W: 54 kgs S: Fastnet Rock D: Tarcoola Diamond

  • Track: Doomben
  • Race: $125,000 Listed J.C. Bright Shadow (1200m)
  • Winner: 5YO mare Quilista (Scandal Keeper-Brocky's Ace, by Surtee)
  • Placings: 5YO mare Test The World & 5YO mare River Racer
  • Winning Sire: Scandal Keeper (Danzig-Canny Miss, by Marscay) Stud Farm: Yarradale Stud
  • Trainer: P & P Snowden Jockey: Kerrin McEvoy
  • Race record: 9 wins and 8 placings from 30 starts for $723,650 in earnings
  • Sales Info: $10,000 yearling at the 2015 Magic Millions Perth Sale Vendor: Korilya Stud

• Hinerangi Wins Listed Rangitikei Gold Cup

  Monday, 20th May 2019

  	Mrgn.	Runners
  	-	7. Hinerangi (9) News J: R J Hannam T: M Baker & A Forsman W: 53 kgs S: Fastnet Rock D: Hinemoa
  	0.2L	6. Red Sierra (8) News J: C L O'Beirne T: D & E Haworth W: 53 kgs S: Redwood D: Sierra Gold
  	1.2L	2. Dolcetto (3) News J: R J Myers T: Ms S Kay W: 57 kgs S: Per Incanto D: Our Shiraz
  	2.0L	5. Sergeant Blast (4) News J: D G Bradley T: S G Lennox W: 53 kgs S: Darci Brahma D: Glittering Girl

  • Track: Awapuni
  • Race: $50,000 Listed Rangitikei Gold Cup (1600m)
  • Winner: 5YO mare Hinerangi (Fastnet Rock-Hinemoa, by Elusive City)
  • Placings: 5YO mare Red Sierra & 6YO gelding Dolcetto
  • Winning Sire: Fastnet Rock (Danehill-Piccadilly Circus, by Royal Academy) Stud Farm: Coolmore Stud
  • Trainer: Murray Baker & Andrew Forsman Jockey: R J Hannam
  • Race record: 5 wins and 4 placings from 20 starts for $111,525 in earnings
  • Sales Info: N/A

• Clearly Wins Listed Centaurea Stakes

  Monday, 20th May 2019

  	Mrgn.	Runners
  	-	1. Clearly (9) News J: D Oliver T: Archie Alexander W: 55.5 kgs S: Invincible Spirit D: Concordia
  	0.5L	3. Snogging (3) News J: Jamie Kah T: T Busuttin & N Young W: 55.5 kgs S: I Am Invincible D: Starts With A Kiss
  	2.8L	8. Indrabeel (5) News J: L Currie T: Tony McEvoy W: 55.5 kgs S: Savabeel D: Lightning Spur
  	3.2L	2. Remember The Name (7) News J: Craig Williams T: D T O'Brien W: 55.5 kgs S: Lope De Vega D: Spurcent

  • Track: Morphettville
  • Race: $100,000 Listed Centaurea Stakes (2024m)
  • Winner: 5YO mare Clearly (Invincible Spirit-Concordia, by Pivotal)
  • Placings: 4YO mare Snogging & 4YO mare Indrabeel
  • Winning Sire: Invincible Spirit (Green Desert-Rafha, by Kris) Stud Farm: Irish National Stud
  • Trainer: Archie Alexander Jockey: Damien Oliver
  • Race record: 2 wins and 4 placings from 15 starts for $112,694 in earnings
  • Sales Info: N/A

• Perudo Wins Listed Bill Carter Stakes

  Monday, 20th May 2019

  	Mrgn.	Runners
  	-	6. Perudo (3) News J: B N Stewart T: T J Gollan W: 56.5 kgs S: Spirit Of Boom D: Goodlookin Gambler
  	0.1L	2. Gem Of Scotland (14) News J: James Orman T: R G Lipp W: 56.5 kgs S: Rothesay D: Star Of Kristle
  	0.3L	4. Niedorp (11) News J: Tim Clark T: T J Gollan W: 56.5 kgs S: Not A Single Doubt D: Black Tulip
  	2.0L	13. Written With Ease (2) News J: J R Collett T: S W Kendrick W: 56.5 kgs S: Written Tycoon D: At Ease

  • Track: Doomben
  • Race: $200,000 Listed Bill Carter Stakes (1200m)
  • Winner: 2YO filly Perudo (Spirit Of Boom-Goodlookin Gambler, by Johannesburg)
  • Placings: 2YO filly Gem Of Scotland & 2YO filly Niedorp
  • Winning Sire: Spirit Of Boom (Sequalo-Temple Spirit, by Special Dane) Stud Farm: Eureka Stud
  • Trainer: Tony Gollan Jockey: Brad Stewart
  • Race record: 2 wins and a placing from 4 starts for $184,250 in earnings
  • Sales Info: $320,000 yearling at the 2018 Magic Millions Gold Coast Sale Vendor: Eureka Stud