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Monday 9 September 2019 STAR MARE DOMINATES HORSE OF THE YEAR VOTING

Newly crowned New Zealand Horse of the Year, Melody Belle (Trish Dunell)

lamour galloper Melody Belle (NZ) (Commands) has (NZ) (Rip Van Winkle) and Bostonian (NZ) (), who added the New Zealand Horse of the Year title to her was a dual Group One winner in Australia. Ggrowing list of achievements. Melody Belle was also named Champion Sprinter- The Matamata mare was an almost unanimous choice for Miler for the 2018-19 season and was narrowly beaten by Horse of the Year, which was announced at the New Zealand Danzdanzdance (Mastercraftsman) in the middle-distance Thoroughbred Horse of the Year Awards, in Auckland on category. Sunday night. Yourdeel (NZ) (Dundeel), a stablemate of Melody Belle, Of the 61 votes cast for Horse of the Year, Melody Belle was named Champion Two-Year-Old, with Madison County received 59, with one apiece for stablemate Te Akau Shark Continued on page 3 TIME TESTDubawi - Passage of Time YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO BREED TO THE BEST

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STAR MARE MELODY BELLE DOMINATES HORSE OF THE YEAR VOTING

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(NZ) (Pins) (three-year-old), Glory Days (NZ) (Red Giant) (stayer) and Jackfrost (NZ) (Gallant Guru) (Jumper) taking the other horse categories. Opie Bosson, who won six Group One races, headed off premiership winner Lisa Allpress by four votes in a tight battle for Champion Jockey. It was a fifth win for Bosson and came 21 years after his first. Champion trainer Murray Baker, who had trained the previous five Horse of the Year winners, received the prestigious Contribution to Racing award. Baker has had a long and successful career and has won more Group One races in Australia Contribution To Racing winner, Murray Baker (Trish Dunell) than any other New Zealand trainer. Group wins from eight starts, ranging in distance from 1200m Baker and his training partner Andrew Forsman have to 2000m. won almost 600 races over the past five seasons and set new She was a dominant force at weight-for-age level, with six benchmarks in terms of wins, stake earnings and black-type wins from six weight-for-age outings, including a record five wins. They have won 105 back type races over that period, Group One wins. The Group race structure has been operating including 78 Group races, with 23 at Group One level. The in New Zealand since the 1977-78 season and Melody Belle stable’s stake earnings for the period have topped $25 million. is the first horse to win five Group One races in a single New Melody Belle broke the recent pattern by earning the Zealand season. Horse of the Year title without leaving the country. The She won the first two legs of the Hawke’s Bay Triple Crown previous eight Horse of the Year winners had underlined their in the spring and maintained her form in the latter half of the credentials by recording at least one Group One victory in season, capping her campaign by beating the Zabeel Classic Australia during the season. winner Danzdanzdance in the 2000m Bonecrusher Stakes, However, Melody Belle presented an irresistible case with which was Melody Belle’s first race past 1600m. a near faultless four-year-old campaign, which produced six Continued on page 4 4

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No other New Zealand-trained horse won more than two (2400m) winner Glory Days, who is a potential Group One races in the 2018-19 season and only Bostonian, contender this spring, was an almost who recorded his sprint double in Brisbane, was able to unanimous choice for Champion Stayer. record a Group One win in Australia. Madison County is prepared at Cambridge by Murray Melody Belle has already made a mark in the new season, Baker and his training partner Andrew Forsman, who were with a stunning win in the Group One (1400m) named Trainers of the Year for the third successive year and at Hastings on August 31 and looks to be a real chance of the fourth time in the last five years. becoming the first horse to win the Hastings Triple Crown. Wellington owner Lib Petagna, who races under the JML The Commands mare, who was bred by veteran breeder Bloodstock banner, was voted Owner of the Year for the Marie Leicester, is trained by Jamie Richards and raced by fourth successive year. Petagna had 14 winners or stakes- the Fortuna Melody Belle Syndicate, which is managed by placed horses, from 26 runners, including two Group One syndicator John Galvin. The syndicate has 37 shareholders. winners and three group placegetters. Melody Belle was a $57,500 yearling buy and her second He had a 50 percent share in winner Tarzino win took her career earnings to $1.75 million. Crown Prosecutor (Medaglia D’Oro) and raced NZ Breeders’ Danzdanzdance shaded Melody Belle by two votes in the Stakes winner Nicoletta (NZ) () on his own. middle-distance category. In addition to winning the Zabeel The deeds of champion Hong Kong galloper Beauty Classic and being runner-up in the Bonecrusher Stakes, Generation (NZ) (Road To Rock) were reflected in the two Danzdanzdance was placed in the Gr.1 Ranvet Stakes (2000m) major breeding awards. Nearco Stud, which bred Beauty in Sydney and the Gr.1 Livamol Classic (2040m) at Hastings Generation, was Breeder of the Year and Beauty Generation’s She was also a Group One winner at 1600m, in the Captain dam, Stylish Bel, was Broodmare of the Year. Cook Stakes. Beauty Generation, a son of Road To Rock, was unbeaten Yourdeel, a dual Group One winner, comfortably headed in eight starts in Hong Kong in the 2018-19 season and is off stablemate Probabeel (NZ) (Savabeel) for the two-year-old third-equal in the 2019 world thoroughbred rankings. title, a trophy won by Melody Belle in 2017. Nearco Stud, which is owned by South Island businessman Madison County, another dual Group One winner and Greg Tomlinson, was also represented by the Group Two runner-up in the Gr.1 (2400m), gained all bar winner Belle du Nord (NZ) (Reliable Man) and the Group Three one of the votes cast in the three-year-old category and Gr.1 winner Miss Federer (NZ) (Swiss Ace). All the way for Azaboy in Championship Stakes 5

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2019 NEW ZEALAND THOROUGHBRED HORSE OF THE YEAR AWARDS wenty-five awards were presented at the 2019 New TZealand Thoroughbred Horse of the Year Awards dinner in Auckland on Sunday night.

Horse of the Year: Melody Belle (59 votes) Also: Bostonian (1), Te Akau Shark (1).

NZTR Award for Outstanding Contribution to Racing: Murray Baker.

Champion Two-Year-Old: Yourdeel (55). Other finalists: Probabeel (9), Aotea Lad, Aretha.

Champion Three-Year-Old - sponsored by FastTrack Insurance: Madison County Champion Three-Year-Old Madison County (Trish Dunell) (58). Other finalists: Media Sensation (1), Crown Prosecutor, Sentimental Miss, Surely Sacred. Jumps Jockey of the Year: Aaron Kuru Eight Carat Broodmare of the Year – (58). sponsored by Arion Pedigrees: Stylish Champion Sprinter-Miler (up to 1600m) Other finalists: Buddy Lammas (4), Shaun Bel (dam of Beauty Generation). - sponsored by Majestic Horse Floats: Phelan. Other finalists: Meleka Belle, Red Delicious. Melody Belle (55). Other finalists: Bostonian (8), Enzo’s Lad, Owner of the Year – sponsored by TAB: Trainers’ Premiership: Murray Baker & Shadows Cast, Te Akau Shark. JML Bloodstock (24). Andrew Forsman. Other finalists: China Horse Club Racing (12), Champion Middle-Distance Horse Archer Equine Investments (8), Brendan and Jockeys’ Premiership: Lisa Allpress. (1601m-2200m): Danzdanzdance (32). Jo Lindsay Partnership (8), Sir Peter Vela Other finalists: Melody Belle (30), Savvy (3), NZ Thoroughbred Holdings (1), Raffles Apprentice Jockeys’ Premiership: Ryan Coup (2), On The Rocks. Dancers (1), Kevin Hickman, Kamada Racing Elliot. Champion Stayer (2201m +): Glory Days and Bloodstock, Kelvin Tyler. (62). Owners’ Premiership: Sir Peter Vela. Other finalists: Rondinella (1), Five To New Zealand Strapper of the Year – Midnight. sponsored by Chris Waller Racing: Brittany Newcomer to Training – sponsored by Moore (employed by Pitman Racing). gavelhouse.com: Jamie Richards. Champion Jumper: Jackfrost (51). Other finalists: Shamal (6), Gagarin (2), Perry NZTR Award for Contribution to Media, Grosvenor Award (stallion earnings in Mason (2), Chocolate Fish (1). Digital & Content: Isola Racing Stables. NZ): Savabeel. Other finalists: Boys Get Paid, Des Coppins, Trainer of the Year - sponsored by Mark Nowell, Aidan Rodley, Paul Vettise. Dewar Stallion Trophy: (stallion earnings Dunstan: Murray Baker & Andrew in New Zealand and Australia): Savabeel. Forsman (50). Breeder of the Year: Nearco Stud (Breeder Other finalists: Jamie Richards (12). of Beauty Generation, Belle du Nord and Centaine Award: (stallion earnings Miss Federer). worldwide): Savabeel. Jockey of the Year: Opie Bosson (29). Other finalists: Archer Equine, Garry Chittick Other finalists: Lisa Allpress (25), Matthew and Waikato Stud and partners, WJ Gleeson New Zealand Bloodstock Filly of the Year: Cameron (4), Johnathan Parkes (1). and WJ Bloodstock, Don Goodwin. Imelda Mary and Queen Of Diamonds. All the way for Azaboy in Championship Stakes 6

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Pleasing results for kiwi contingent in Australia

Te Akau Shark closes well late into second (No.2) behind easy winner Dreamforce in the Gr.2 Tramway Stakes (bradleyphotos.com.au)

espite not managing to put a lead most of the day,” Richards said. a fighting effort for second in the Gr.2 win on the board, members of “Probabeel just got caught in a Tramway Stakes (1400m) and will now Dthe New Zealand contingent tricky spot in a small field. We had head straight into the Gr.1 Epsom that launched their assault on the wanted her to make her challenge Handicap (1600m) back at Randwick riches of the Australian spring racing a little wider in the straight but on October 5. carnivals in Sydney and Melbourne circumstances saw her having to stay “He (Te Akau Shark) was very good were happy with their showings on on the fence. as he was another that wasn’t suited Saturday. “We know that she is going to be by the up and in pattern of racing on Te Akau Racing mentor Jamie better suited once she steps up in the day,” Richards said. Richards produced Te Akau Shark distance but I thought she fought on “He had a horse laying all over him (NZ) (Rip Van Winkle) and Probabeel nicely and will take benefit from the most of the way, which didn’t help, but (NZ) (Savabeel) at Royal Randwick, run. I just liked the way he closed it off in with their second and fourth placings “She will head to the Tea Rose the last piece to claim second. respectively delighting their trainer. Stakes (Gr.2, 1400m) in a fortnight for “He is a horse that goes best on the “I was very pleased with both their her next run.” fresh side so he will go straight into runs on a day where there was a bias The highly-regarded Te Akau Shark the Epsom in a month.” towards those who were in or near the opened his Australian campaign with Continued on page 7 7

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Pleasing results for kiwi contingent in Australia (Continued from page 6)

Fresh from success with impressive Caulfield on September 21 while their “He never really got the rub of the three-year-old Long Jack (So You Sydney-based three-year-olds Quick green and had a pretty chequered Think), who made a winning Australian Thinker (So You Think) and Rhaegar path over the last 600m,” O’Sullivan debut at Ballarat on Friday, co-trainer (Pluck) would be seen next in the Gr.3 said. Murray Baker was also in a positive Gloaming Stakes (1800m) at Rosehill “It was his second run back this frame of mind as he outlined his on September 28. time and he looks a picture of health thoughts on the performance of Matamata trainer Lance O’Sullivan so we are expecting he will bounce The Chosen One (NZ) (Savabeel) at was also upbeat despite his Gr.1 back pretty quickly. Moonee Valley on Saturday. Melbourne Cup (3200m) candidate “He is looking for more ground The four-year-old Savabeel entire Sir Charles Road (Myboycharlie) so we will be stepping him up over was having his first run since winning finishing amongst the tail-enders in further for his next start.” the Gr.3 Frank Packer Plate (2000m) at the Gr2. Chelmsford Stakes (1600m) at – NZ Racing Desk Randwick back in April and overcame Randwick. a wide run throughout to finish a gritty fifth in the Gr.2 Feehan Stakes (1600m). “I thought his run was very good as he was the only four-year-old in the race, up against the older horses and was caught out wide most of the way,” Baker said. “He kept coming nicely in the run home when he had every excuse to chuck it away a little. “Provided he comes through the race alright, I think we might head to the Underwood Stakes (Gr.1 1800m) for his next start. “It’s a favourite race of mine as I’ve won it four times so it would be nice to make it five.” Baker, who trains in partnership with Andrew Forsman, also advised that multiple Group One winner Madison County (NZ) (Pins) would make his campaign debut in the Gr.1 Rupert Clarke Stakes (1400m) at 8

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Princess Jenni to resume in Let’s Elope roup One winner Princess Jenni (NZ) (High Chaparral) along really well.” is set to launch her spring campaign in the Gr.2 Let’s Brideoake is looking to give Princess Jenni a relatively light GElope Stakes (1400m) at Flemington. spring, with the G.1 Stakes (1600m) at Flemington The winner of four of her seven starts, Princess Jenni took during the Melbourne Cup Carnival in his thoughts. out the Gr.1 Australasian Oaks (2000m) in Adelaide in May and He believes she has the sharpness to be competitive over resumes on Saturday in the Group Two 1400m-race for mares the 1400m on Saturday. for her first start since being unplaced in the Gr.1 Queensland “She will be sharp enough and then we would progress Oaks (2200m). towards the () I would say,” he said. Her preparation has included a Cranbourne barrier trial and “But we’re keeping a few options open. We’ll just see how a recent race day gallop at Sandown. the first couple of runs go.” Trainer David Brideoake is looking forward to taking her The trainer is convinced Princess Jenni will get better again back to the races. next autumn with more time to furnish. “She’s our number one hope for the spring,” Brideoake said. “That big frame she has got, when she is fully furnished “Her lead-up work has all been good and I would expect a we’ve got a lot to look forward to,” he said. pretty good showing first-up. Damien Oliver rode Princess Jenni in all five of her starts “She has furnished really well after some time resting in during her previous preparation and continues the association Queensland. She is not fully furnished yet but she is coming in the Let’s Elope. AAP

Gr.1 Australasian Oaks winner Princess Jenni will make her four-year-old debut this weekend (Darryl Sherer) 9

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Rogerson upbeat despite loss of top performer rainer Graeme Rogerson is looking forward to the second Team Rogerson will also be represented by promising day of the Bostock New Zealand sprinter Malambo (NZ) (Duelled) who will tackle the open Tat Hastings later this month despite the unfortunate loss 1200m contest on the day. of progressive five-year-old Comeback (NZ) (Makfi). Meanwhile talented three-year-old Aalaalune (NZ) (Reliable The Makfi gelding was humanely euthanised following Man) will miss the second day at Hastings with the Reliable his gritty run for sixth in the Gr.1 Tarzino Trophy (1400m) at Man filly having a brief freshen up before commencing a Hastings on August 31 after sustaining a slab fracture in his left campaign focussed on the New Zealand Bloodstock Filly of the fore carpal joint during the closing stages of the contest. Year series. “He was very brave and it’s such a shame we couldn’t save “We sat down and had a good chat with her owner and him after he suffered his injury,” Rogerson said. we decided to give her a little time off before her next run,” “I guess that is racing, where you have to take the good Rogerson said. with the bad, but it is a tough old game when this sort of thing “She can have a freshen up and then will most likely go happens. He was a genuine and much-loved horse.” to either the Soliloquy Stakes (Gr.3, 1400m) at Ellerslie or the Team Rogerson will likely have only one runner in the Sarten Memorial (Gr.2, 1400m) at Te Rapa in October. feature attraction at Hastings on September 21 with four-year- “From there we will concentrate on the Filly of the Year old gelding More Wonder (NZ) (Mossman) set to take his place series with the 1000 Guineas (Gr.1, 1600m) at Riccarton her in the Gr.1 (1600m) following his midfield main focus to start with.” finish in the Tarzino Trophy. Rogerson was also delighted with the debut performance “He (More Wonder) didn’t get a lot of luck in the run home of Aalaalune’s little sister, De La Terre (NZ) (Reliable Man), who as he was hampered by Comeback when he faltered,” Rogerson was narrowly beaten in the first two-year-old contest of the said. season at Wanganui on Saturday. “I was pleased without being delighted by the run, but he “She (De La Terre) went a beauty and might have even won has worked up nicely since then and we’re hopeful of a better the race if she hadn’t been slightly impeded by another horse effort in the Windsor Park Plate.” coming to the home bend,” he said. “We really like her and she seems to have inherited plenty of the family ability. “Provided she comes through the race well, she will go to the Wellesley Stakes (Listed, 1000m) at Trentham next month.” Rogerson also advised that last season’s Gr.1 Telegraph (1200m) runner-up, Ferrando (NZ) (Fast ‘N’ Famous) was making good progress in his current build-up and would be seen at the trials in the next few weeks once track conditions had improved. – NZ Racing Desk

Progressive five-year-old Comeback was humanely euthanised after suffering a serious injury in the Gr.1 Tarzino Trophy (Race Images) ATE’S FIRST-UP WIN HAS BJORN IONS KEEN ON STRADBROKE 10

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Autridge delighted with start to southern mission

Woodcote Lass scores first-up in the South Island for owner Kevin Hickman (Race Images South)

gritty win by promising while he also has three mares bought professional and is always up for a filly Woodcote Lass (NZ) by Hickman in England in Red Chois fight. A (Showcasing) at Riccarton on (Choisir), Blue Valley (Lope De Vega) “She is very relaxed in her manner Saturday has kicked off Matamata and Unbeatable Dancer (Invincible at home but she is tough and seems to trainer Stephen Autridge’s southern Spirit) on hand. thrive when she is in a scrap. campaign in the best possible style. Woodcote Lass and Last Hoorah “Last Hoorah is more of a staying Autridge has based a five-strong clashed in Saturday’s NZ Bloodstock filly that won’t be at her best until she team at Riccarton for the past few Three-Year-Old (1000m) contest with steps up to 1400m and further. weeks as they get ready to tackle some Woodcote Lass prevailing in a stirring “She got home nicely so it was a of the feature events at November’s battle with Miss Federer (NZ) (Swiss good debut effort.” & Show Week for Ace) while Last Hoorah closed off Autridge believes that Showcasing owner Kevin Hickman. nicely to finish 8th in her raceday filly Woodcote Lass also has the natural Autridge’s contingent is debut. attributes to see out the 1600m spearheaded by Gr.1 Gavelhouse.com “I was pleased with both runs distance of the 1000 Guineas despite New Zealand 1000 Guineas (1600m) as they went as we had expected,” her pedigree suggesting she is better nominees Woodcote Lass and Last Autridge said. suited to the sprint distances.

Hoorah (NZ) (No Excuse Needed), “Woodcote Lass is just a real little Continued on page 11 11

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Autridge delighted with start to southern mission (Continued from page 10)

“She has always shown us plenty Stakes (Listed, 1200m) next and then Monday for a thorough going over. of talent and when she gets on good we will step her up in distance after “If there is something troubling ground, I think she will be even better,” that as we track towards the Guineas.” him, they should be able to find it and he said. Meanwhile Autridge’s three- we can then make plans from there. “She beat a smart type in Quick year-old classic contender Kurt “Hopefully it is just a niggle and we Thinker when she won her first race (NZ) (Kingman) has hit a snag in his can keep him on a Guineas path.” on a wet track at Rotorua and I don’t build-up to a possible tilt at the Gr.1 – NZ Racing Desk think she appreciated the Heavy10 on Al Basti Equiworld New Zealand 2000 Race CJC New Zealand Saturday that much either. Guineas (1600m) following a lacklustre Bloodstock S. 1000m. “She just goes out there to win and performance at Hastings last week. Winner Woodcote Lass (NZ) 2016 takes it all in her stride but the way “I wasn’t that happy with his run at Owners Kevin Hickman she relaxes in her races suggests to me Hastings on the first day of their carnival Trainer Stephen Autridge (Matamata that she will see out 1600m. as he seemed to be in a little discomfort Breeding by Showcasing (GB) out “We have talked to her race and when he pulled up,” Autridge said. of Lady Woodcote (GB) by trackwork riders and they are of the “He got twisted sideways early in the Pivotal (GB) Breeder K J Hickman; Canterbury; same opinion. race and never really hit-out after that NZ “She will go to the Canterbury Belle so we are taking him to the vet clinic on Next fortnightly auction Next fortnightly auction entries due by 7pm Monday! entries due by 7pm tonight!

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Monday 9 September 2019 NZ STALLION AWARDS

The Centaine Award The Dewar Stallion Trophy STALLIONS EARNINGS STALLIONS EARNINGS Savabeel $778,962 Savabeel $652,900

Pins $739,186 Tavistock $540,505 Tavistock $622,952 St Reims $460,100 $577,796 $423,205 Ocean Park $479,734 Darci Brahma $363,793 St Reims $477,855 Zed $327,267

O’Reilly $376,816 Redwood $248,390 Iffraaj $360,039 Per Incanto $241,860 Echoes of Heaven $345,255 Pins $238,735 Zed $334,236 Iffraaj $235,320 Criteria: Sire whose NZ-conceived progeny have accumulated the Criteria: Sire whose progeny have accumulated the highest highest stakes earnings worldwide combined stakes earnings in Australia & New Zealand The Grosvenor Award

STALLIONS EARNINGS BEST PERFORMERS EARNINGS

Zed $316,317 Dez $66,775

Nom du Jeu $169,162 Lupelani $33,625 Darci Brahma $141,048 Catalyst $31,250 Per Incanto $130,360 Mauna Kea $22,875 Showcasing $129,222 Morweka $20,312 Makfi $124,763 Cooga Doon $37,500 Commands $123,750 Melody Belle $123,750 No Excuse Needed $121,235 Galway Garry $37,750 Iffraaj $120,185 Wyndspelle $38,000 Ekraar $116,200 Back in a Flash $42,000

Criteria: Leading Sires by Earnings in New Zealand 14

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