Thoroughbred Express | Businesses

Thoroughbred Express

Phone: 0414 300 072

Add/Update information

Reviews

Tags

• Businesses
• Media/news company

25.01.2022 Yarradale Stud champion War Chant (USA) sired a second winner of the LR Placid Ark Stakes (1200m) on Saturday and they don’t come as dominant or as popular as Chantorque. On a memorable day’s racing at Ascot, the Russell Stewart-trained filly tracked the leaders and then waltzed away to win as she liked. The margin was a length and change but it could have been more if Shaun McGruddy had asked her to extend from minor placegetters Charleton Eddie (Shooting To Win) and Mystical View (Canford Cliffs).... http://www.thoroughbredexpress.com.au//another-for-placid-

23.01.2022 Local trainer Stephen Rowe was as surprised as punters when Classy Macro caused a $51 boilover at Ascot on Wednesday. The Yarradale Stud-bred sprinter has been beaten 20 lengths first-up after a spell last month but bolted in by more than two lengths in the Glenroy Chaff Hcp (1200m). His only other win was at Pinjarra in June when he streeted a maiden field by six lengths.... http://www.thoroughbredexpress.com.au//classy-macro-set-fo

18.01.2022 Anita Vale Stud owners Robert and Anne Anderson reached racing’s summit when their homebred Elite Street won the G1 Winterbottom Stakes (1200m) at Ascot on Saturday. Elite Street (4g Street Boss - Elite Ateates by Exceed And Excel) tracked a fast tempo before sprinting quickly to score a convincingly victory over Redoute’s Choice pair Celebrity Queen and Rock Magic. A Belmont maiden winner as recently as June, he was retained by the Anita Vale couple and they own him in partnership with good friends Len and Annette Morton. ... http://www.thoroughbredexpress.com.au//anita-vale-homebred

14.01.2022 Warwick Farm-based Robert Quinn has made a dream start to his training career with Vinery sires All Too Hard and Press Statement. They have combined to win three races in the last ten days with Sally Pops (All Too Hard) doubling up at Bathurst and Wagga before Marcher Sur l'Eau (Press Statement) bolted in at Newcastle on Tuesday. Marcher Sur l'Eau made everyone sit up and take notice after trouncing a competitive field of maidens by five lengths on debut in the Red Funnel Hcp (1350m). ... http://www.thoroughbredexpress.com.au//irish-connection-wi

13.01.2022 Luke Fernie backed his judgement when nominating Miss Frost for stakes company at Ascot on Saturday and it paid off with a value-added victory in the LR Jungle Mist Classic (1200m). It was a black-type first for Miss Frost and for Fernie who is a rising star of Perth’s training ranks. The filly’s owners Ron Sayers and David Reed also have jockey Mitch Pateman to thank for a superb ride after he trimmed down to 55kg. ... http://www.thoroughbredexpress.com.au//miss-frost-first-st

12.01.2022 I'm All The Talk zoomed up to second spot on the WA Top 10 sires' table following an interstate double in Melbourne and Perth on Saturday. The Darling View sire banked a combined $157,000 thanks to promising winners All Banter (Moonee Valley) and Madam Torio (Ascot). That helped him break seven-figures to $1,038,735 this season. As always, Blackfriars is the benchmark on $1.35m.... http://www.thoroughbredexpress.com.au//darling-view-sire-h

11.01.2022 A Headwater colt that made Top 10 at the NZB Ready to Run Sale this week is destined for Hong Kong. The Vinery sire’s 2yo from Raischek (Mossman) sold for $300,000 after Graham Richardson outlasted fellow agent Dean Hawthorne at Karaka on Wednesday. He was one of several high-priced purchases for Richardson who was acting for a very loyal client in Hong Kong.... http://www.thoroughbredexpress.com.au//headwater-colt-head

10.01.2022 Darling View Thoroughbreds stud manager Brent Atwell has been riding a roller-coaster of emotions with Playing God and I’m All The Talk this month. Atwell and his father Clive brokered Western Australia’s biggest ever deal for a locally-based stallion when they purchased Playing God from Mungrup Stud earlier this year. A week later they shook hands on another big-money signing when I’m All The Talk also transferred from the Great Southern to their property at Mundijong on Perth’s southern outskirts.... http://www.thoroughbredexpress.com.au//roller-coaster-reco

10.01.2022 Peppi’s Pride has been a wonderful producer for Capel trainer Jimmy Grieve ever since she won a Bunbury maiden for him in November 2005. The Star Pak mare raced 78 times for 10 wins and 20 placings and has been just as valuable at stud for Grieve foaling winners by Rangeview Stud stallions So Secret, Key Business, Henny Hughes and Galah.... http://www.thoroughbredexpress.com.au//another-win-for-gri

09.01.2022 Gold Front Thoroughbreds continued its winning run at Ascot with Said No One Ever in the Budget Car & Truck Rental Maiden (1500m) on Wednesday. Said No One Ever (Deep Field) is trained by Dan Morton and is a stablemate of Gold Front filly Snickerdoodledandy (Snitzel) who won the LR Burgess Queen Stakes (1400m) on Melbourne Cup day. The Breera nursery has also been represented by city winners Acromantula (Written Tycoon) and Igarashi (Slater) in the last month.... http://www.thoroughbredexpress.com.au//stablemate-said-go-

09.01.2022 Former Taunton Vale sire Demerit put punters behind the eight-ball when Lorentinio and She's Got Merit filled out a $1,350 running-double at Ascot. Lorentinio (7g Demerit - Tribal Secret by Tribu) was a $24,000 Taunton Vale graduate from the 2015 Perth Magic Millions and Saturday’s victory in the Amelia Park Hcp (1400m) increased his returns to over $261k for clients of trainer Jim Taylor.... http://www.thoroughbredexpress.com.au//ascot-jackpot-for-d

08.01.2022 Yarradale Stud will be hoping Position Of Power’s victory at Ascot last weekend was a good sign for the Group 1 Railway Stakes meeting this Saturday. Position Of Power revelled in heavy rain to defeat 2019 Karrakatta Plate winner Dig Deep in the Crown Towers Hcp (1400m). It was hard to see them but I knew he would make his own luck in those conditions, trainer David Harrison said. ... http://www.thoroughbredexpress.com.au//powerful-sign-for-y

07.01.2022 The Group 1 meeting at Ascot provided the perfect stage for Watch Me Dance and her young sire I’m All The Talk in the G2 WA Guineas (1600m). The Albany-based 3yo filly led home a quinella for I’m All The Talk when she defeated Em Tee Aye in the $500,000 classic on Saturday. Watch Me Dance is in rare company after completing the G3 Champion Fillies G2 WA Guineas double in successive weekends. ... http://www.thoroughbredexpress.com.au//im-all-the-talk-qui

03.01.2022 Outrageous was overdue to win black-type for All Too Hard and his owners in the Festival Stakes Gr.3 at Rosehill on Saturday. The Team Hawkes galloper had come close on a couple of occasions before the breakthrough in Sydney. He had won first-up at Flemington on Melbourne Cup day and will be on a hat-trick in the Villiers Stakes Gr.2 at Randwick on December 12.... http://www.thoroughbredexpress.com.au//outrageous-19th-sta