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Sale of Two-Year-Olds 18 & 19 November at Karaka Breeze Ups Monday, September 14, 2020 | Dedicated to the Australiasian bloodstock industry subscribe for free: Click here DIRECT TO YOUR INBOX EVERY MORNING Sale of Two-Year-Olds 18 & 19 November at Karaka Breeze Ups 12 & 13 October at Te Rapa GROUP ONES In the last six seasons, NZB Ready to Run Sale graduates have claimed 20 Group One accolades and 135 stakes wins, compared with just three Group Ones and 69 stakes wins for both Australian two-year-old sale graduates combined. www.nzb.co.nz Monday, September 14, 2020 | Dedicated to the Australasian bloodstock industry - subscribe for free: Click here HONG KONG NEWS - PAGE 15 MORNING BRIEFING - PAGE 10 YESTERDAY'S RACE RESULTS - PAGE 20 New era for Keeneland Read Tomorrow's Issue For: as Scat Daddy’s Sydney Stallion Watch mare Con Te Partiro set What's on Race meetings: Moruya (NSW), Tamworth for US auction (NSW), Hamilton (VIC) he Keeneland Barrier trials / Jump-outs: Moruya (NSW), September Yearling Tamworth (NSW), Cranbourne (VIC), Sale, described as Belmont (WA), Cambridge (NZ) one of the most Timportant thoroughbred International meetings: Thirsk (UK), auctions in the world, got Lingfield (UK), Bath (UK), Wolverhampton underway in the US last night (UK), Tipperary (IRE), Compiegne (FR), Caen as the company’s incoming (FR), Durbanville (SAF), Delaware (US) leader pointed to Australia as setting the platform for the Sales: Inglis Ready To Race Seymour Breeze global bloodstock market to Up (VIC) appeal to a grounded buying International sales: Keeneland September bench. Continued on page 6 >> Yearling Sale - Book 1 (USA) Con Te Partiro SPORTPIX Catalogue released for significant NZB Ready BY TIM ROWE | @ANZ_NEWS To Run Sale smaller catalogue of juveniles compared to past ew Zealand Bloodstock years at Karaka. Rolston confident Karaka management is confident that Danny Rolston, NZB’s bloodstock sales juvenile auction can the company’s reputation as manager, was not shying away from the maintain market-leading the provider of arguably the importance of the Ready to Run auction, which Nleading Australasian two-year-old sale can be has attracted 311 two-year-olds for the November status maintained when the auction house presents a 18 and 19 sale. Continued on page 2>> MONDAY 14TH SEPTEMBER 2020: INGLIS READY 2 RACE SALE SEYMOUR BREEZE UP - VIEW HERE Follow us @anz_news | 1 | Brought to you by Catalogue released for significant NZB Ready To Run Sale | 2 | Monday, September 14, 2020 << Continued from page 1 “We’re back on numbers, which is probably a good thing considering the times that we’re in, and that will make Want to breed a racehorse? it a little bit easier to get good results for vendors while still having a good selection for purchasers,” Rolston told ANZ Bloodstock News yesterday. “It’s the most significant sale we’ve had since the impact of the REBEL DANE coronavirus. We’ve had the weanling sale, which we managed completely online, but we’re looking forward to having a full live sale at Karaka, the first is the answer! one for a while.” Danny Rolston NZB The breeze-up sale features the progeny of 98 stallions, including standout sires such as Savabeel (Zabeel), Per Incanto (Street Cry), Ocean Park (Thorn Park), Tavistock (Montjeu), Charm Spirit (Invincible Spirit), Not A Single Doubt (Redoute’s Choice), Zoustar (Northern Meteor), Exceed And Excel (Danehill), Pierro (Lonhro), No Nay Never (Scat Daddy), Iffraaj • Dual Group 1-winning sprinter (Zafonic), Dundeel (High Chaparral), Deep Field (Northern Meteor), More • Performed in Gr races as a 3,4,5,6 & 7yo Than Ready (Southern Halo), Pins (Snippets) and Rubick (Encosta De Lago). • Last 31 starts entirely in Group 1 & 2 races There is also a selection of two-year-olds by strong first-season sires Belardo (Lope De Vega), Preferment (Zabeel), Puccini (Encosta De Lago), Rageese (Street Cry), Tarzino (Tavistock), Telperion (Street Cry), Tivaci RETIRED SOUND!! (High Chaparral), Turn Me Loose (Iffraaj), Vadamos (Montjeu), Vanbrugh (Encosta De Lago) and Wrote (High Chaparral). after racing at the highest level Progeny of Maurice (Screen Hero), Shalaa (Invincible Spirit), Extreme for more than five years. Choice (Not A Single Doubt) and Star Turn (Star Witness) are also catalogued. The scheduling of the Australasian two-year-old sales has had a shake- Tough • Resilient • Strong up this year, with Magic Millions moving from its spot as the opening auction for broken-in stock to November 10, leaving the Inglis Ready2Race Sale to start on October 20. How the market holds up at the two Australian sales, which like New Sonia O’Gorman Zealand almost certainly will not have international buyers on the ground, will be of interest to all stakeholders. 0407 811 411 Rolston said: “I think our sale is definitely the benchmark, but we will obviously take a line out of things like clearance rate at those two sales. [email protected] Ultimately, however, our sale tends to be the sale with the better results with $5,000 inc GST www.gleneden.com.au the more robust buying bench … and it’s our sale where we think a lot of the buyers will be holding out for.” Continued on page 4>> Follow us @anz_news | 2 | Brought to you by FARM MANAGER, CHINA HORSE CLUB CHC is seeking a new farm manager to take charge of The Chase, our new facility in the Southern Highlands. Duties include: - Bloodstock Management for spelling racehorses, rehabilitation, dry mares and a small amount of young stock. This includes some selected outside client horses. - Staff Management of a small select team working at the boutique property - Pasture, farm and facility maintenance - Bloodstock reporting to clients and CHC management - Working with the accounting office to ensure record keeping Remuneration dependent on applicant. Accommodation and work vehicle included in package. Applications close September 21st. Commencement date November 1st 2020. Apply to [email protected] with full CV, references and covering letter. Catalogue released for significant NZB Ready To Run Sale | 4 | Monday, September 14, 2020 << Continued from page 2 The strength of the international market, particularly Australia and Hong Kong, will be pivotal to the success NZB READ TO RUN SALE OF 2YOS of the NZB sale while smaller buying benches from Korea, Macau and Breeze-ups at Te Rapa Racecourse, Monday and Tuesday, Singapore will play a role in providing a competitive market place. October 12 and 13 NZB has invested in a purpose-built online bidding platform to help NZB Ready to Run Sale of 2YOs at Karaka, Wednesday cater for those buyers who cannot be at Karaka. and Thursday, November 18 and 19 “There wouldn’t be many Hong Kong buyers and a lot of Australian buyers who wouldn’t have some connection or relationship with either a NZB rep or an independent bloodstock agency in New Zealand or the vets “They are all just going through the early stages progressing through for the matter,” Rolston said. their paces now, but we’re really happy with the way they are coming along,” “The relationships in the main are there and it’s our responsibility he said. to ignite any connections that aren’t quite as solid and to assist buyers to “I have got a very, very nice Vancouver colt out of Maddie De Belle and ensure that they have got someone on the ground here in New Zealand who he’s shown us plenty so far and we’ve got a nice Pierro colt out Crystal Fairy. they can work with with confidence. Both horses are definitely putting their hand up and we’ve got a very nice “From our canvassing, we know that the relationships are existing and Zoustar filly. it’s just up to us to firm those up.” “She’s just a nice moving filly. He’s a stallion who is doing a great job, so to have a nice well-bred filly in the draft definitely helps.” POTENTIAL SALE HIGHLIGHTS Last year’s NZB sale achieved an average of NZ$91,772 with a median of Group 1 winner Rollout The Carpet (Holy Roman Emperor) features NZ$60,000. The clearance rate was 74 per cent, but how this year’s sale pans prominently as both a dam (Lot 43, a colt by Sebring) and a half-sister out, Kemp is not yet prepared to make any predictions. (Lot 13, a colt by Pierro). “It’s probably a little bit too early to start thinking about that, but I’d say Lot 31 is by Zoustar filly out of stakes-winning mare Queen Of The Creek. 30 to 40 per cent of horses have been bought for this sale,” he said. Lot 72 is a gelding by Savabeel out of a stakes-performed daughter of “So, bearing in mind that the guys who have purchased the horses don’t multiple Group 1 winner Daffodil (No Excuse Needed). want to be losing money either, it’s a case of balancing the books at the end Lot 230 is a rare southern hemisphere offering by the outstanding of the day and keeping your head above water to go again in future years.” Siyouni (Pivotal), leading sire in France in 2020 and a three-time champion He added: “It’s a great sale and there’s been a lot of proven horses who sire of two-year-olds. The colt comes from the family of the Aga Khan’s have come out of it and I think everyone’s getting their head around online Derby winner Harzand (Sea The Stars). sales this year. Lot 310 is a Pins (Snippets) half-brother to Group 1 New Zealand Oaks “The NZB Ready to Run Sale is not the only one that’s been online.
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