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SUNSPEED WESTERN AUSTRALIA’S PREMIER RACING & BREEDING MAGAZINE WINTER 2017 ROMMEL LUCKY STREET AWESOME ROCK FIVE NEW SIRES FOR SUNSPEED KING’S TROOP VERT DE GRECE PERTH WINTER YEARLING & THOROUGHBRED SALE MORE THAN 150 LOTS INCLUDING 50 YEARLINGS, OVER 70% WESTSPEED PLATINUM 27 BROODMARES INCL SERVED BY BLACKFRIARS, GINGERBREAD MAN & GOD HAS SPOKEN 76 WEANLINGS BY 20 INDIVIDUAL SIRES YOUR LAST CHANCE TO BUY A YEARLING ELIGIBLE FOR THE $11 MILLION PLUS MAGIC MILLIONS RACE SERIES! SUNDAY 25 JUNE | BELMONT PARK SALES COMPLEX View the catalogues online at www.magicmillions.com.au ContentsSUNSPEED WINTER 2017 Presidents Report ...............................................................................................................3 New first-season sires for Western Australia .........................................................4 Awesome future for Gold Front Thoroughbreds ............................................................6 Rodwells coming up Roses at Roselee Park ............................................................8 Great Shot groomed for Group 1 Railway Stakes ................................................ 10 Studs prepare for hatches and matches in WA ................................................... 12 Sunspeed-bred stakes-winners Jan 1 – June 1 .............................................16 Western Australian Stallions A-Z .............................................................................. 20 Westspeed Platinum Scheme ..................................................................................... 78 Thoroughbred Breeders WA Tender Scheme....................................................... 80 THOROUGHBRED BREEDERS WA THOROUGHBRED BREEDERS WA (08) 9277 9880 [email protected] www.tbwa.net.au (08) 9379 3902 PRESIDENT: Brent Atwell VICE- PRESIDENT: Phil Ibbotson TREASURER: Ian Riley EXECUTIVE OFFICER: Amanda Abraham COMMITTEE: Grant Burns, Ron Sayers, Sharon King, Brian Collison, Fiona Lacey [email protected] SUNSPEED EDITOR: Karl Patterson PHOTOGRAPHY: Western Racepix CONTRIBUTORS: John Elsegood, Robert Edwards, Jay Rooney, Greg Irvine, Pete www.facebook.com/pg/westernracepix/photos Player DESIGN & PRINTING: Benson Advertising & Vanguard Press This publication is carefully checked and believed to be correct, however, the committee is not responsible or liable for any mistake or misprint. Reproduction of any kind is forbidden unless www.westernracepix.com permission is given by the editor in writing. The opinions expressed in this magazine are not necessarily those of the editor or TBWA. BECAUSE WE DO IT BETTER... INGLIS INSURANCE BROKERS New South Wales Victoria Western Australia Freecall 1800 800 326 +61 (0)3 9333 1422 +61 (0)8 9277 7744 +61 (0)2 9399 7999 Sinéad Flannery +61 (0)416 243 696 Beryl Brooks +61 (0)417 725 500 Mary Anne Bozsity + 61 (0)427 496 518 Narelle Stocker +61 (0)404 093 660 Duran Carter +61 (0)413 056 364 Bronwyn Bregazzi www.inglis.com.au | Licence No. 239131 2 SUNSPEED WINTER 2017 President’s Report Dear Breeders Welcome to the 2017 Stallions edition of Sunspeed Magazine. I would like to thank the committee of Thoroughbred Breeders’ WA for having the trust in me to take on the President’s role and for their ongoing support. I would also like to thank Ann Croucher for her time as TBWA President. It’s a tough climate for the breeding industry in Western Australia but racing is very strong, competitive and best value-for-money racing precinct in the world. WestSpeed is a worthy scheme with payouts reaching an all-time high of over $5.5 million in season 2015-16. With the increase of WestSpeed bonuses, the demand for WA bred horses will rise. This year we see four stallions confirmed to start their careers at stud in WA giving breeders a positive range of pedigrees, race performance and physique. They’re a great boost to our industry. TBWA began building some close relationships with Eastern States and Asian buyers last year to try and We wish all the farms involved the very best with their build our buying bench. It’s a project we will work hard new ventures and that the WA breeding industry gets on and continue leading into the future. behind and support the incoming sires. As breeders we need to move to the market and provide As a breeding industry in Western Australia, we need to a quality product that buyers demand. Increasing quality pull together and work hard to be a leader in Australian broodmare numbers in WA should be a priority. racing again. We are still producing some of the top racehorses in the southern hemisphere and there’s no TBWA will work closely with Perth Racing, RWWA and reason why this can’t continue. the State Government to make sure we continue to keep our industry heading in a positive direction. There has been some great news for the industry in the last few months Our AGM will be held at Ascot Quays starting 6pm on Friday, August 18. Please come along, your input is The announcement of the new sales complex in the appreciated. Swan Valley was greatly received and has now given some real confidence to breeders and vendors. Magic Best wishes to all breeders for the coming season Millions is pushing very hard to have this new complex open for our Premier yearling sale in 2018. Syndication licence approvals. This has been a big step forward for WA racing for the sale of yearlings and a big support to our trainers. Belmont Park redevelopment. In a world-class sporting precinct, this new development has the chance to provide Brent Atwell Racing WA with one of the greatest racing facilities in the southern hemisphere. TBWA President SUNSPEED WINTER 2017 3 First-season sires for WA R ommel in Command Mogumber Park freshman Rommel has the score on the board to win over broodmare owners in the Sunspeed State. A striking son of Champion Darley sire Commands, he was an Ascot winner on debut at two and extended to win the G2 WA Guineas (1600m) at three. Following a freshen-up, he was sent to Melbourne and proceeded to upstage their best sprinters in the G3 Zeditave Stakes (1200m) at Caulfield. Rommel was an outstanding sprinter-miler and covers all the bases for Mogumber Park owners Colin Brown and Fiona Lacey. “We have been watching Rommel since his early 2yo wins and always believed he would be an excellent addition to the WA stallion ranks,” Brown said. “For us to have the opportunity to stand him at stud is a tremendous opportunity. “He was the first horse to ever beat Disposition and then franked that form by going up against the best in the east and winning. He’s a stunning physical specimen by a world-class stallion who has all the attributes to make a successful sire.” Rommel won 4 times from 1000m to 1600m for Guagliardo. He cost $140,000 at the Gold Coast Magic Millions and there was a half-million in the bank after a career spanning just 14 starts. Commands (Danehill) was represented by his 73rd stakes winner when Tashbeeh claimed the LR Straight Six (1200m) at Flemington on May 20. His stock are renowned as tough, durable gallopers who consistently perform at the top level. Rommel’s dam I’mtoogoodtobetrue (USA) won 5 stakes races, and foaled a winner by Macho Uno, before arriving in Australia. She is a daughter of Mr Prospector-line sire Good And Tough and Rommel was her second local foal following Perth speedball Onadowntowntrain. “He was the dominant horse in the WA Guineas,” jockey Steven Parnham recalled. “He put them away at the corner and was strong to the line. We always believed he had the ability and I thought he would be cherry-ripe for a mile.” Mogumber Park will stand Rommel for an introductory fee of $5,500 (inc GST) and will also offer a range of innovative breeding rights this year. G roup 1 sire at Geisel Park Eddie Rigg has imported exciting newcomer Vert De Grece (Ire) to stand at Geisel Park Stud this year. A Group 1 2yo winner of the 2014 Criterium International (1600m) at Saint-Cloud, Vert De Grece is a son of Verglas who has done so well promoting the Grey Sovereign sireline in Australia and France. Rigg’s first foray into standing a sire at Myalup was an instant success with Group 1 stallion All American. He has returned east after a sole Sunspeed book last year, however, Rigg and Perth bloodstock agent John Chalmers are confident they’ve sourced another successful sire in Vert De Grece. “I brought Verglas to WA for the 2003 & 2004 seasons and he built up a 60% strike-rate with stakes winners like Spirited One, Ma Chienne, Grey Monarch, Bites The Dust, Royal Devotion, Sheenasaidgrey, Verossi and the Singapore champion Captain Obvious,” Chalmers recalled. “He descends from the Grey Sovereign line which has given WA outstanding sires Beau Sovereign, Metal Storm, Tribu, Cheraw & Kenvain.” Verglas was Leading Australia Sire (AEI) in 2011-12 and he’s proving to be a successful sire of sires with his sons Stormy River and Silver Frost doing well in Europe. Glass Harmonium is another of his Irish-bred sons to have won a Group 1. Imported to Australian and placed with Mike Moroney, he won the Mackinnon Stakes (2000m) at Flemington before retiring to Blue Gum Farm in Victoria. “Vert De Grece was a superior racehorse to his sire,” Chalmers declared. “He’s taller than Verglas, has more length and overall strength, and has an excellent temperament. “His turn of foot to win the Criterium International was nothing short of amazing and WA breeders have rarely had the opportunity to access a Group 1 winning two-year-old of his calibre.” Geisel Park will stand Vert De Grece for a $5,500 (inc gst) service fee. 4 SUNSPEED WINTER 2017 First-season sires for WA Champion 2YO by a Street Darling View Thoroughbreds has signed Champion WA 2YO colt Lucky Street to start his stud career at Mundijong. Lucky Street was a precocious sprinter of the highest order blitzing the 2015 Magic Millions 2YO Classic, Listed Perth Stakes and Group 2 Karrakatta Plate by a combined margin of 10 lengths.
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