Breeding

New Arrivals

NZ Racing Desk

30 Jul 2020 — 1 min read

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Windsor Park Stud - Turn Me Loose Filly

Windsor Park Stud principal Rodney Schick with the farm's first foal of the season, a filly by resident stallion Turn Me Loose.

Cambridge Stud - Tavistock Filly

Cambridge Stud's first foal of the season - a filly from Tavistock’s final crop and the first foal out of imported mare Timespan (Al Kazeem).

Valachi Downs - Zacinto Filly

Valachi Downs' first foal of the season - a Zacinto colt out of Miss Olive, a half-sister to the dam of Humidor.

Taken back in winning groove

Up-and-comer Taken (NZ) (Ardrossan) recorded his sixth win from only 12 career starts with another impressive performance in the A$150,000 A Caulfield Kind Of Summer Handicap (1700m) at Caulfield on Saturday. The New Zealand-bred gelding made a big impression with his progress through the grades last year, stringing

Te Akau seeking to extend Karaka Millions legacy

The Karaka Millions twilight meeting is always a key focus for Te Akau Racing, and they are set to have another strong hand in this year’s edition. The country’s leading stable has had a stranglehold on the TAB Karaka Millions 2YO (1200m) in recent years, winning eight of

Vendors count down to special National Yearling Sale

Some of the most respected names in the New Zealand thoroughbred industry will be out in force at Karaka over the next few days during the milestone 100th edition of the National Yearling Sale. NZB’s annual showpiece gets underway with the Karaka Millions twilight race meeting at Ellerslie on

Yulong invests in another exciting Kiwi filly

Yulong Investments have furthered their position among New Zealand’s racing ranks this week with the purchase of eye-catching Gr.2 Sir Patrick Hogan Stakes (2000m) winner Ohope Wins. The Australian-based racing and breeding operation, owned by Zhang Yuesheng, has made a play for some of the country’s top