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Top Horses have North East Connections |
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Wednesday 21st May 2008  With Austrialian horses becoming increasingly recognised on the World stage, it is no suprise that most of these flag bearers have strong links to North East Victoria.
Weekend Hustler (pictured), who was recently rated the best 3 year old in the World, and equalled Kingston Towns record of 6 Group 1 wins in a season is owned in North East interests. Jill Kewish is the majority share holder (25%) in the Ross McDonald trained superstar, and Jill also being an owner of "Rockmount," a pre-training property at Longwood near Euroa. |
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Park Lane Stud Weanling Parade |
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Tuesday 6th May 2008  The NCEE’s Park Lane Stud will hold its annual Weanling Parade at the Christensen Lane Campus, Wangaratta on Friday 9th May and the public are invited to attend.
Come along to see if you can spot the next Melbourne Cup winner or the next leading stud manager. |
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Apache hits target |
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Monday 28th April 2008  One of the Australia's most distinctive race horses, Apache Cat made it three out of three wins in 2008 when he took out the T.J. Smith Stakes (Group 1) at Royal Randwick on Saturday. The big baldy faced chestnut who sports 4 big white socks, has not only won each of his three races this year, but they have all come at Group 1 level.
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TBV News: Bianconi - The Definition of Value |
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Monday 28th April 2008  When broodmare owners look for Group 1 quality at an affordable price they need not look any further than Swettenham Stud resident Bianconi.
His pedigree is one of royalty, being by Danzig from Fall Aspen who is the dam of Timber Country, Hamas, Fort Wood and Northern Aspen (dam of Dubai Millennium). |
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Fantastic Autumn results from the track |
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With the racing focus switching to Sydney for their big Autum Carnival, it is worth reflecting on a three outstanding results achieved over the Melbourne and Adelaide Autumn carnivals. 
Firstly, one of the most promising horses to burst onto the racing scene in recent years is a striking grey named Light Fantastic. Despite a late start to his racing career, the Gelding who was bred by Wood Nook Farm (Nagambie) graduated from a maiden win at Kyneton to the Australian Guineas (Group 1) at Flemington in a space of just 5 weeks. The Mick Price trained galloper had strung together 4 impressive wins from his 4 starts before going for a spell, to prepare for a tilt at the W.S Cox Plate as a 4yo next spring. |
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