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Jockeys Profile
Jockeys Profile Avdulla, Brenton Age: 28. Brenton Avdulla was a leading apprentice in Melbourne before a ‘chance’ phone call from Gai Waterhouse saw him relocate to Sydney to be indentured to her. He has remained in Sydney since and was crowned 2017/18 champion jockey. Avdulla has ridden over 100 winners in his last five seasons in Sydney striking at no less than 14.5%, contributing to his total win tally of 1,124 (as of 25 November). His first G1 win came aboard the Grahame Begg-trained Secret Admirer in the 2010 Flight Stakes at Randwick and his first Australian ‘major’ came aboard Estijaab in the G1 Golden Slipper at Rosehill. Honours: Sydney champion jockey (2017/18). Hong Kong wins (as of 25 November): 0 Badel, Alexis Age: 28. Alexis Badel hails from a racing tradition, his mother being trainer Myriam Bollack-Badel and his father, former jockey Alain Badel. He was France's Champion Apprentice in 2007 and broke into the top 10 in the premiership in just his second year riding, with 60 winners. Badel's first Group race win came aboard Norse King in the October 2013 Prix du Conseil de Paris. He was appointed as the second retained rider for The Aga Khan behind Christophe Soumillon at the beginning of the 2015 racing season and went on to record his most successful season to date with 104 wins. That saw him obtain seventh position in the French Championship. He debuted at Sha Tin with two mounts on 11 December, 2016. His first Hong Kong winner was Supreme Profit on 27 December, 2016 and he ended that maiden two-month stint with seven wins. -
Hall of Fame Restores Reputation with Stirring Win in Levin Classic
PREFERMENT LEADS HOME WALLER TRIFECTA IN DASHING BMW TRIUMPH Sunday 15 January 2017 HALL OF FAME RESTORES REPUTATION WITH STIRRING WIN IN LEVIN CLASSIC In a finish bound to have hearts pumping faster, three high-quality colts, ridden by three crack jockeys, fight out the finish of yesterday’s Levin Classic. Nearest the camera, Hall Of Fame holds on for Opie Bosson, with Savile Row (centre) fighting on gamely for Mark Du Plessis as Jon Snow shows he’s not far behind the best for Matt Cameron. tephen Autridge and Jamie Richards yesterday when fourth twelve months ago as a $1.30 favourite. completed their unfinished Group One business Hall Of Fame also put aside the disappointment of his own Sat Trentham in fine style with Hall Of Fame (NZ) failure in his spring goal when he beat only one runner home (Savabeel), the Matamata trainers producing the colt to in the Group One New Zealand Two Thousand Guineas at win the Randwick Meats Levin Classic – a race in which his Riccarton. stablemate Xtravagant (NZ) (Pentire) suffered a shock defeat Continued on page 3 racingnews.co.nz Final days to enter our next NZ auction - listings close at 7pm tomorrow! $25,000 $23,500 $6,500 SOLD on gavelhouse.com SOLD on gavelhouse.com SOLD on gavelhouse.com NEXT NZ AUCTION DATES • Listings close 7pm Monday 16 January • Catalogue published online 7pm Tuesday 17 January • Bidding from 7pm Tuesday 17 January to close of auction on Monday 23 January • Lots close in sequential order from 7pm on Monday 23 January REGISTER NOW TO GET READY TO SELL, BUILD A SHORT-LIST & BID! FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT HAYLIE MARTIN E. -
First Yearlings by an International Superstar
SALES PREVIEW: NEWGATE FIRST SEASON GUINEAS, ALL-STAR ANZ BLOODSTOCK NEWS’ SIRES DOMINATE ACROSS MILE ON AGENDA FOR TOP LOTS - PAGE 14 AUSTRALIA - PAGE 7 AEGON - PAGE 6 Sunday, January 24, 2021 | Dedicated to the Australasian bloodstock industry - subscribe for free: Click here RICHARDS, TE AKAU CONTINUE KARAKA DOMINATION ALMANZOR FIRST YEARLINGS BY AN INTERNATIONAL SUPERSTAR SALES PREVIEW: NEWGATE FIRST SEASON ENTRIVIERE POTENTIALLY ANZ BLOODSTOCK NEWS’ SIRES DOMINATE ACROSS ‘BOUND FOR THE TOP TOP LOTS - PAGE 14 AUSTRALIA - PAGE 7 DRAWER’ - PAGE 9 Sunday, January 24, 2021 | Dedicated to the Australasian bloodstock industry - subscribe for free: Click here GUINEAS, ALL-STAR MILE ON AGENDA FOR AEGON - PAGE 6 SINGAPORE NEWS - PAGE 12 Richards, Te Akau What's on continue Karaka Stakes races: Hobart (TAS) - Elwick 2YO Stakes (Listed, 1100m) Metropolitan meetings: Hobart (TAS) domination Race meetings: Grafton (NSW), Wyong Two-year-old feature goes to On The Bubbles, leading home a first (NSW), Geelong (VIC), Great Western (VIC), Sunshine Coast (QLD), Geraldton (WA), four for the trainer, as Australia-bound Aegon sparkles Bordertown (SA) Barrier trials / Jump-outs: Grafton (NSW), Geraldton (WA), Bordertown (SA) International meetings: Sha Tin (HK), Nakayama (JPN), Chukyo (JPN), Kokura (JPN), Scottsville (SAF), Lingfield (UK) International Group races: Sha Tin (HK) - Centenary Sprint Cup (Gr 1, 1200m), Stewards' Cup (Gr 1, 1600m), Hong Kong Classic Mile (Listed, 1600m). Nakayama (JPN) - American Jockey Club Cup (Gr 2, 2200m), Tokai Stakes (Gr -
The Karaka Experience Your Ultimate Guide from Our Team of Experts Click Here
the karaka Experience Your ultimate guide from our team of experts click here Friday, January 22, 2021 | Dedicated to the Australasian bloodstock industry - subscribe for free: Click here INTERNATIONAL BUYERS CALL ON LOCALS TO HELP NEGATE KARAKA TRAVEL BAN - PAGE 1 LOOKING FOR A CLASSIC WINNER? Owner/trainer Denis Pagan and jockey Lachlan King celebrate Johnny Get Angry’s win in the Gr.1 Victoria Derby. TAVISTOCK 35 YEARLINGS ON OFFER AT KARAKA 2021 the karaka Experience Your ultimate guide from our team of experts click here Friday, January 22, 2021 | Dedicated to the Australasian bloodstock industry - subscribe for free: Click here MAIDEN OF THE WEEK: REMARQUE (AUS) - PAGE 14 FEATURE: ALMANZOR - PAGE 16 International buyers call What's on Stakes races: Moonee Valley (VIC) - on locals to help negate Australia Stakes (Gr 2, 1200m) Metropolitan meetings: Canterbury Park Karaka travel ban (NSW), Moonee Valley (VIC) Race meetings: Port Macquarie (NSW), Overseas buying bench tipped to hold up as key players use expert eyes Mornington (VIC), Dalby (QLD), Sunshine of domestic contacts for yearling inspections ahead of NZB auction Coast (QLD), Esperance (WA), Port Lincoln (SA), Canberra (ACT) Barrier trials / Jump-outs: Port Macquarie (NSW), Flemington (VIC), Kilmore (VIC), Bunbury (WA), Esperance (WA), Canberra (ACT) International meetings: Fairview (SAF), Lingfield (UK), Chelmsford (UK) Sales: Inglis Digital January (Late) Sale, NZB National Online Yearling Sale (Gavelhouse Plus) (NZ), gavelhouse.com Thoroughbred 25 January Auction (NZ) Lot 454 - $875,000 Savabeel colt: second top lot at the 2020 Karaka Yearling Sale TRISH DUNELL 1 on behalf of various clients, including leading BY TIM ROWE | @ANZ_NEWS Brisbane trainer Tony Gollan, Swettenham he international buying bench, Stud and for Hong Kong owners, spending up the backbone of the New Zealand to $220,000 to be third leading purchaser by Bloodstock Karaka Yearling Sale, aggregate behind Te Akau’s David Ellis and may be locked out of the country’s Peter Moody. -
The Informant
RTR SPECIAL Vin de Dance (NZ) (Roc de Cambes x Explosive Dancer) 2018 Group One New Zealand Derby (2400m) 2016 NZB Ready to Run Sale, NZ$70,000 Purchaser: Phill Cataldo Bloodstock # Vendor: Ohukia Lodge SALE OF1 ITS KIND GROUP17 ONE WINS w 117STAKES WINS DERBYS5 MONGOLIAN KHAN GINGERNUTS (NZ) VIN DE DANCE (NZ) TURN ME LOOSE (NZ) READY TO RUN GAULTIER (NZ) /// 2018 DUKEDOM (NZ) HALL OF FAME (NZ) NZB Ready to Run Sale of Two-Year-Olds Sale: 21 & 22 November at Karaka Catalogue online now: www.nzb.co.nz The Sale is a prolific producer of world-class racehorses featuring an impressive honour roll of 17 Group One wins, 117 Stakes wins and five derbys in the last five seasons alone. Join us at Karaka in November to purchase your next champion. www.nzb.co.nz • ph: +64 9 298 0055 • [email protected] www.theinformant.co.nz 2018 Ready to Run Sale Special Edition - Welcome The catalogue assembled for this year’s Ready to Run Sale is fantastic, of the Tasman and even as far as Singapore. Mongolian Khan completed a so we look forward to welcoming buyers to Karaka to view a great line up Derby double in New Zealand and Australia while Well Done made headlines of horses. when he gunned down the field to win the Singapore Derby – a race that saw graduates of the Karaka sale ring finish second, third and fourth as well. The quality of two-year-olds continues to improve each year with breeders, vendors and preparers targeting this Sale with some of their best horses, International buyers have long recognised the impressive feats of the Sale and in such a professional manner. -
Tofane Justifies Connections' Call to Hold on to Her with Stradbroke
Sunday, June 13, 2021 | Dedicated to the Australasian bloodstock industry - subscribe for free: Click here FRANKEL’S CONVERGE TOYS WITH RIVALS IN J J ATKINS - PAGE 2 THREE STRAIGHT FOR ZAAKI IN INAUGURAL Q22 - PAGE 4 Tofane justifies What's on connections’ call to hold on Race meetings: Hawkesbury (NSW), Sunshine Coast (QLD), Gulgong (NSW), Sapphire Coast (NSW), Edenhope (VIC), to her with Stradbroke win Swan Hill (VIC), Kalgoorlie (WA), Port Ocean Park mare adds second Group 1 to CV, now Cox Plate Hedland (WA), Murray Bridge (SA), Hobart a possibility for the Mike Moroney-trained five-year-old (TAS), Phar Lap Raceway (NZ) Barrier trials / Jump-outs: Sapphire Coast (NSW), Kalgoorlie (WA) International Group races: Tokyo (JPN) - Epsom Cup (Gr 3, 1800m), Sapporo (JPN) - Hakodate Sprint Stakes (Gr 3, 1200m), ParisLongchamp (FR) - La Coupe (Gr 3, 2000m), Koln (GER) - Sparkasse KolnBonn Union Rennen (Gr 2, 2200m) International race meetings: Doncaster (UK), Salisbury (UK), Gowran Park (IRE), ParisLongchamp (FR), Koln (GER), Kenilworth (SAF) Tofane MICHAEL MCINALLY year’s All Aged Stakes (Gr 1, 1400m) winner, due BY TIM ROWE | @ANZ_NEWS SINGAPORE NEWS to an injury setback after her spring preparation ockey Craig Williams’ determination to which saw her resume in the Sapphire Stakes Strong N Smart heading gain the ride on Group 1-winning mare (Gr 2, 1200m) in April before venturing to towards 3YO Sprint Tofane (Ocean Park) was rewarded when Queensland for the carnival. Three weeks after getting off the mark with a nose- the valuable mare won the Stradbroke She was runner-up to Emerald Kingdom win in a novice race over the same trip, the vastly- JHandicap (Gr 1, 1400m), her second victory (Bryannbo’s Gift) in the BRC Sprint (Gr 3, improved Strong N Smart (Per Incanto) went back- at the highest level and potentially staved off 1350m) at Doomben on May 22 before being to-back with a commanding win in yesterday’s racetrack retirement by 12 months. -
2015-WS-BROCHURE-PDF-Web.Pdf
PIERRO NORZITA THE MUCH AWAITED NEXT CHAPTER HAS ARRIVED Long have we wanted to stand the very best son of O’Reilly and now Stud’s successful formula for stallion selection. with his 4x G1 winning dual Doncaster champion Sacred Falls, the dream has become a reality. With Pins dictating terms for the Centaine Award, and Rios and No Excuse Needed striking G1 success in their own right, there is certainly The stud has a proud history of sire selection, but it really didn’t take plenty to look forward to amongst our proven brigade, and that is before the combined knowledge of over 80 years in the business to realise contemplating what lies ahead with the first crop of yearlings by Ocean Sacred Falls was special. Park and Rock ‘n’ Pop. It actually took a moment. Investment in young stallions and further land-holdings, has served Waikato Stud extremely well. In 2015, Waikato Stud vies for a This moment came at Hastings 100m from the post. After knuckling possible 6th title as Champion Breeder of the Year courtesy of 11 badly at the start of the Hawke’s Bay Guineas and tailing off 6 lengths stakes winners which included G1 stars Sacred Falls, I Do, Costume & last, here he was with the race brilliantly parcelled up, arrogantly Diademe. The stud also claimed back-to-back titles as NZ’s Leading pulling away in an effortless style that is the closest to that of O’Reilly Vendor at Karaka and our stallion roster once again dominated all that I have ever seen. -
Fifth Group 1 Win for Avantage in Railway | 2 | Saturday, January 2, 2021
HONG KONG ROUND UP: FOWNES’ CHANCE PAYS WITH EXPLOSIVE WIN IN G3 BAUHINIA SPRINT TROPHY - PAGE 10 SIZE FINDS A WINNING SOLUTION FOR CHAMPION’S WAY - PAGE 11 HONG KONG RESULTS - PAGE 37 Saturday, January 2, 2021 | Dedicated to the Australasian bloodstock industry - subscribe for free: Click here YESTERDAY'S STAKES RESULTS AND ANALYSIS - PAGE 19 GLOBAL SALES DATES - PAGE 17 Fifth Group 1 win for What's on Stakes races: Eagle Farm (QLD) - Vo Rogue Avantage in Railway Plate (Gr 3, 1400m), Nudgee Stakes (Listed, 1200m). Ascot (WA) - Perth Cup (Gr 2, Fastnet Rock strikes stakes success on both sides of the Tasman with 2400m), La Trice Classic (Gr 3, 1800m), champion Kiwi mare a New Year’s Day highlight Summer Scorcher (Listed, 1000m) Metropolitan meetings: Randwick - Kensington (NSW), Caulfield (VIC), Eagle Farm (QLD), Gawler (SA), Ascot (WA), Darwin (NT) Race meetings: Wyong (NSW), Forbes (NSW), Toowoomba (QLD), Townsville (QLD), Esperance (WA), Tauranga (NZ), Tauherenikau (NZ) Barrier trials / Jump-outs: Forbes (NSW) International meetings: Taipa (MAC), Lingfield (UK), Turffontein (SAF), Kenilworth (SAF), Santa Anita (USA) International Group races: Turffontein (SAF) - London News Stakes (Gr 3, 1800m). Santa Anita (USA) - San Gabriel Stakes (Gr 2, 9f), Sham Stakes (Gr 3, 1m) Avantage NZTM Of the nine Ellerslie stakes races across BY ANDREW HAWKINS | @ANZ_NEWS Boxing Day and New Year’s Day before the avid Ellis’ Te Akau Racing Railway, Richards had won five of them: three and trainer Jamie Richards in the Te Akau tangerine, taking the Uncle dominated Ellerslie’s Christmas Remus Stakes (Listed, 1400m) with Brando MORNING BRIEFING Carnival to the extent that (Savabeel) and the Eight Carat Classic (Gr anythingD other than a win to champion 2, 1600m) with Amarelinha (Savabeel) last Diamond beckons for Flowers mare Avantage (Fastnet Rock) in the Sistema Saturday before adding the Eclipse Stakes (Gr Connections of Frosted Flowers are Railway (Gr 1, 1200m) would have been a 2, 1200m) with Imperatriz (I Am Invincible) contemplating a tilt at the Blue Diamond disappointment. -
NZ 2020-21 GL RACES.Xlsx
NEW ZEALAND GROUP & LISTED AND PRESTIGE JUMPING RACES by date 2020/21 CURREN DISTANC 2020/21 DAY 20/21 date CLUB NAME CURRENT RACE NAME Registered Name AGE/SEX T E STAKE Saturday 8-Aug-20 Waikato RC Fairview Motors Waikato Hurdle Waikato Hurdles PJR Hdl 3200 50,000 Saturday 8-Aug-20 Waikato RC Signature Homes Waikato Steeplechase Waikato Steeplechase PJR Stp 3900 50,000 Saturday 15-Aug-20 Canterbury JC Winning Edge Presentations 123rd Winter Cup Winter Cup G3 H 3+ 1600 70,000 Saturday 5-Sep-20 Waikato RC Valachi Downs Foxbridge Plate Foxbridge Plate G2 WFA 3+ 1200 100,000 Saturday 5-Sep-20 Waikato RC Northland Breeders Stakes Northland Breeders Stakes G3 3 1200 70,000 Saturday 5-Sep-20 Wanganui JC HS Dyke Wanganui Guineas Wanganui Guineas LR 3 1200 50,000 Saturday 19-Sep-20 Hawke's Bay RI Tarzino Trophy Hawke's Bay Challenge Stakes G1 WFA 3+ 1400 200,000 Saturday 19-Sep-20 Hawke's Bay RI El Roca - Sir Colin Meads Trophy Sir Colin Meads Trophy LR 3 1200 50,000 Saturday 19-Sep-20 Hawke's Bay RI AHD Hawke's Bay Steeplechase Hawke's Bay Steeplechase PJR Stp 4800 50,000 Saturday 19-Sep-20 Hawke's Bay RI Te Whangai Romneys Hawke's Bay Hurdle Hawke's Bay Hurdle PJR Hdl 3100 50,000 Saturday 19-Sep-20 Hawke's Bay RI Hawke's Bay Breeders Gold Trail Stakes Gold Trail Stakes G3 3F 1200 70,000 Saturday 26-Sep-20 Taranaki RC Marton Metric Mile G3 H 3+ 1400 70,000 Saturday 3-Oct-20 Canterbury JC New Zealand Bloodstock Canterbury Belle Stakes Canterbury Belle Stakes LR 3F 1200 50,000 Saturday 3-Oct-20 Hawke's Bay RI Windsor Park Plate Horlicks Plate -
The Waikato Newsletter
WAIKATO STUD NEWSLETTER NEWSLETTER February 2021 February 2021 Lucrative autumn campaigns ahead of stud graduates Aegon winning the G2 Hobartville Stakes In-form Waikato Stud graduates will be attacking features autumn races Aegon in Sydney and Melbourne with the The Murray Baker and Andrew Forsman- promise of further success from trained Aegon numbered the G1 New Zealand 2000 Guineas the R. Listed Karaka Million 3YO a top-quality group of gallopers. Classic among his domestic victories before the son of Sacred Falls crossed the Tasman. The unbeaten Aegon, exciting colt Mo’unga He made a stunning Australian debut when and talented filly Amarelinha will be chasing successful in the G2 Hobartville S. and is likely age group events during the Sydney carnival to clash with the talented Mo’unga in the G1 while Probabeel will head to the AU$5 million Randwick Guineas. The All-Star Mile at the peak of her powers. NEWSLETTER February 2021 Aegon is raced by Forsman with the Zame family and bought out of the Matamata farm’s Amarelinha New Zealand Bloodstock National Yearling Savabeel filly Amarelinha, who was runner-up Sale draft in 2019 for $150,000. to Aegon in the Karaka Millions 3YO Classic, has won three of her five starts for trainer By Sacred Falls, he is a son of the Zabeel Jamie Richards. mare Toss Up, the dam of four winners, and she is out of a half-sister to the G1 Ellerslie She has been successful twice at Group 2 Sires’ Produce S. winner Good Faith and level in the Eight Carat Classic and the David the family of the Stud’s multiple top-flight & Karyn Ellis Fillies’ Classic. -
Inform Racing
AUCKLAND CUP 08 MARCH InFORM Racing BEST BETS MICHAEL GUERIN TIGHTLIGN ELLERSLIE R5 Super fast last 600m last start and drawn to sit closer in race where main rival has huge weight. AIDAN RODLEY YOURDEEL ELLERSLIE R7 Dazzling winner of Matamata Slipper last start and had placed in the Karaka Million prior, awkward draw but yardstick here. GEORGE SIMON SPINDLE ELLERSLIE R1 Desperately unlucky last week, drawn to get a soft trip and should be in it. which so often wildly favour the 53kgs minimum horses who have dominated our major staying races TURF WAR in recent years. Multiple Group 1 winning mares Melody Belle (left) and Danzdanzdance (right) will clash in a quality Bonecrusher Stakes field at Ellerslie. While Avondale Cup winner Glory Days has that luxury tomorrow MICHAEL GUERIN for tomorrow’s $200,000 weight- weight-for-age races at Ellerslie, she felt great, very smooth. Her (53.5kgs) she gets only 2.5kgs off for-age thriller. then Melody Belle might have the work was really good so it should Five To Midnight as opposed to the hampion jockey Opie Bosson But he admits he would be happy advantage. be a great race.” 6.5kgs difference in their weights doesn’t want to chose one to be on either. “But I don’t have any concerns with While Bosson knows both Melody three weeks ago. of his equine loves over the C “They are very different mares but the 2000m for Melody Belle because Belle and Danzdanzdance, who will While Bosson is happy to be on the other for tomorrow’s Bonecrusher she relaxed beautifully three wide be ridden by Craig Grylls, inside favourite Yourdeel in the $200,000 Stakes at Ellerslie. -
Hong Kong Derby Media Guide
MEDIA GUIDE2018/19 2018 / 2019 Racing Media Guide BMW HONG KONG DERBY CONTENTS 3 Barrier Draw Data 4 History 5 Past Winners 7 Record Dividends 8 Last Year’s Race 9 First Four With Sire 10 Hong Kong Derby Trainers 15 Hong Kong Derby Jockeys 22 Leading Jockeys & Trainers 23 Lead Sectional Time 24 Media Contacts 2018 / 2019 Racing Media Guide BMW HONG KONG DERBY BARRIER DRAW DATA (Since 2000) DRAW 1ST 2ND 3RD 1 0 3 1 2 1 2 0 3 4 2 1 4 2 3 2 5 0 2 0 6 1 1 1 7 1 0 1 8 0 0 3 9 2 2 0 10 3 0 2 11 1 0 3 12 1 0 3 13 1 2 1 14 2 2 1 2018 / 2019 Racing Media Guide BMW HONG KONG DERBY HISTORY The Hong Kong Derby was first staged in 1873, 11 years before the formation of the Hong Kong Jockey Club. With the exception of the war years in the 20th Century, it has been an annual social and sporting highlight ever since. The race is the most prestigious local event in Hong Kong racing and offers once-in-a-lifetime glory to each winner. Since 1981, the Hong Kong Derby has been exclusive to four-year-old horses and is the race that often determines that generation’s outstanding champion. The race was established, as with all Derbys around the world, in the tradition of the original Derby, first staged at Epsom, England in 1780. The Hong Kong Derby is today the second most lucrative of all the world’s Derbys and this year’s (2019) edition offers total prize money of HK$18 million, compared to a purse of HK$30,000 when Hong Kong racing’s professional era commenced in the 1971/72 season.