Harry Angel’s son Angel Capital delivered a much-awaited and deserved G1 victory, with the Chris Waller-trained five-year-old breaking through in the Sir Rupert Clarke
Too Darn Hot’s rising star Bangkok Hottie has strengthened her credentials as one of the best three-year-old fillies in Australia with a second straight
Versatility matters in a mating, and Cylinder brings together two influences with an exceptional record of working across a broad range of pedigrees. His
Few stallions have left an influence on Australian racing quite like Street Cry and an analysis of every Australian G1 race across the past
Golden Savior, a two-year-old filly by Ghaiyyath, won her first Stakes race on Saturday, 5 September when landing the Listed Criterium de l’Ouest. Run
First Law, a juvenile son of Too Darn Hot, remained unbeaten with a fluent win in the Listed Ascendant Stakes on Saturday, 5 September
Street Boss’s electric sprinter Tempted is on-song for a second tilt at The Everest after a scintillating victory in the G2 Concorde Stakes at
The progressive, lightly raced filly Bangkok Hottie, a three-year-old daughter of Too Darn Hot, climbed the Princess Series rigging at Randwick on Saturday, September
The Bivouac four-year-old Beiwacht has dominated the opening G1 of the Melbourne spring, winning the Memsie Stakes at Caulfield on Saturday, August 29, in
American Eagle, a tough and emerging son of Too Darn Hot, played a hand in the season’s upcoming sires’ races with a victory in
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