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SOUTHERN VALUEA look at Melbourne

• $750,000Easteryearling

• Bychampionsire REDOUTE’S CHOICE–69stakeswinners,19Gr.1winners–over$64.2millioninprogenyearnings–outstandingsireofsiresincludingSTRATUM,NOT A SINGLE DOUBT,AL SAMER,BRADBURY’S LUCK &SNITZEL

• Twowinsfromjustfourstarts

• ¾brothertoGr.1sprinterEXCEED AND EXCEL–successfulsireof28stakeswinners

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Darling View Thoroughbreds1149 Kargotich Road, Mundijong WA 6123Enquiries Clive Atwell Phone (08) 9525 5210Mobile 0417 964 967 Email [email protected] Graham Hart Mobile 0418 939 586Enquiries Terry Congdon Mobile 0429 705 863

Lot 3 Lot 198

Lot 3 br.c Patronize – Jestceny (by Real Jester): bred on same Redoute’s Choice/Rory’s Jester cross, 2nd foal of city winning 2Y0 ½ sister to the multiple metro winner Hide The Loot from family of dual Listed winner VIZARD.

Lot 32 br.c Dash For Cash – Les Lieux (by Scenic):by reliable stallion, second foal of a ½ to Listed winner CHERI CHEVAL, grandam s’placed multiple city winner Parisian Princess.

Lot 198 ch.f Patronize – Spell On You (by Irish River):½ to 6 winners incl city winners Power City, Certain Something & Miracle Dragon out of ½ to Gr.3 winner Malabar Gold, family of Gr.1 star UNBRIDLED’S SONG.

Lot 218 b.f Patronize – Sweet Marebelle (by Peintre Celebre): dam city placed ½ to s’placed My Pago – dam of Listed winner DANCING PAGO, in turn dam of Belmont Oaks winner ROCK MY PAGO.

Lot 455 ch.c Patronize – Lady Knickers (by Kingdom’s Dynasty): dam ½ to 5 times winner Silver Deck out of a daughter of Gr.1 mare DECK THE HALLS. Family of s’winners ABOVE DECK, HISSING SID,PANIPIQUE, etc.

Lot 469 b.c Patronize – Mia Kassia (by Alquoz): ½ to 2 winners out of ½ to Gr.1 Railway Stakes winner M’LADY’S JEWEL. Family of s’winners PETITE AMOUR, GOD’S WONDER & MR BARTS.

Lot 482 br.c Patronize – Nippon Pearl (by Marooned):½ to 5 times winner Mr Mikimoto out of city winning ¾ to Gr.2 placed Island Temptress. Gr.1 family of OCTAGONAL, MOUAWAD, KAAPSTAD, TRISTALOVE, DON EDUARDO, etc.

Lot 483 ch/gr.c Patronize – Nippy Sweetie (by Old Spice):1st foal for ½ to dual Listed winner SCENIC ASSAULT from family of s’winners ACHTUNG BABY, TRANSPERANCY, BORN WITH WINGS, etc.

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• $750,000Easteryearling

• Bychampionsire REDOUTE’S CHOICE–69stakeswinners,19Gr.1winners–over$64.2millioninprogenyearnings–outstandingsireofsiresincludingSTRATUM,NOT A SINGLE DOUBT,AL SAMER,BRADBURY’S LUCK &SNITZEL

• Twowinsfromjustfourstarts

• ¾brothertoGr.1sprinterEXCEED AND EXCEL–successfulsireof28stakeswinners

• ½brothertostakeswinning2Y0ENEMY OF AVERAGEfromfamilyofGr.1winnerSWAMP KING

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• $750,000 Easter yearling

• By champion sire REDOUTE’S CHOICE – 69 stakes winners,Gr.1 winners – over $64.2in progeny earnings – outstandingsire of sires including STRATUMNOT A SINGLE DOUBTSAMER, BRADBURY’S LUCK & SNITZEL

• Two wins from just four starts

• ¾ brother to Gr.1 sprinterAND EXCEL – successful28 stakes winners

• ½ brother to stakes winningENEMY OF AVERAGEfamily of Gr.1 winner SWAMP KING

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• $750,000 Easter yearling

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Darling View Thoroughbreds1149 Kargotich Road, Mundijong WA 6123Enquiries Clive Atwell Phone (08) 9525 5210Mobile 0417 964 967 Email [email protected] Graham Hart Mobile 0418 939 586Enquiries Terry Congdon Mobile 0429 705 863

Lot 3 Lot 198

Lot 3 br.c Patronize – Jestceny (by Real Jester): bred on same Redoute’s Choice/Rory’s Jester cross, 2nd foal of city winning 2Y0 ½ sister to the multiple metro winner Hide The Loot from family of dual Listed winner VIZARD.

Lot 32 br.c Dash For Cash – Les Lieux (by Scenic):by reliable stallion, second foal of a ½ to Listed winner CHERI CHEVAL, grandam s’placed multiple city winner Parisian Princess.

Lot 198 ch.f Patronize – Spell On You (by Irish River):½ to 6 winners incl city winners Power City, Certain Something & Miracle Dragon out of ½ to Gr.3 winner Malabar Gold, family of Gr.1 star UNBRIDLED’S SONG.

Lot 218 b.f Patronize – Sweet Marebelle (by Peintre Celebre): dam city placed ½ to s’placed My Pago – dam of Listed winner DANCING PAGO, in turn dam of Belmont Oaks winner ROCK MY PAGO.

Lot 455 ch.c Patronize – Lady Knickers (by Kingdom’s Dynasty): dam ½ to 5 times winner Silver Deck out of a daughter of Gr.1 mare DECK THE HALLS. Family of s’winners ABOVE DECK, HISSING SID,PANIPIQUE, etc.

Lot 469 b.c Patronize – Mia Kassia (by Alquoz): ½ to 2 winners out of ½ to Gr.1 Railway Stakes winner M’LADY’S JEWEL. Family of s’winners PETITE AMOUR, GOD’S WONDER & MR BARTS.

Lot 482 br.c Patronize – Nippon Pearl (by Marooned):½ to 5 times winner Mr Mikimoto out of city winning ¾ to Gr.2 placed Island Temptress. Gr.1 family of OCTAGONAL, MOUAWAD, KAAPSTAD, TRISTALOVE, DON EDUARDO, etc.

Lot 483 ch/gr.c Patronize – Nippy Sweetie (by Old Spice):1st foal for ½ to dual Listed winner SCENIC ASSAULT from family of s’winners ACHTUNG BABY, TRANSPERANCY, BORN WITH WINGS, etc.

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YEARLING SALES10-12 Perth Magic Millions

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YEARLING SALES22-29 Inglis Melbourne

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THE HORSEMAN32-37 Irish mentor

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STALLION PROFILE40-41 Magnus – going for gold

STABLE FAVOURITE42-46 Danzylum

YEARLING SALES48-49 Gold Coast Magic

Millions Review

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HORSEMAN’S CORNER55 Classic Treadmills

PICTORIAL56-57 Sale-ing into 2011

PICTORIAL58-59 Queen of the Coast

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INVINCIBLE SPIRIT4YO grey mare by world champion sire, Invincible Spirit from daughter of Champion G1 mare Deck The Halls. This is a family full of black typeHas not been to stud$3000Ph 0407 803 723, VIC

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Group One winning sprinter and a Group One campaigner in three countries, MAGNUS has speed written all over him. A half brother to the dam of the world's No. 1 sprinter, Black Caviar, Magnus' first crop of yearlings are appearing at major sales in 2011, selling up to $120,000 at the Gold Coast Magic Millions. Over 30 of his yearlings will be available at this month's Inglis Melbourne Premier Yearling Sale.

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The devastation of the floods in Queensland and Victoria has touched all of us: the

stark images on 24 hour news cycles a grim reminder of Mother Nature’s impact on thousands of everyday Australians.

As a consequence of the rural-based nature of our industry, many of our readers – their friends and families – have had properties devastated and lost livestock in the wake of these floods and our collective thoughts are with those affected.

Sadly, one of our own – Toowoomba steward, James Perry – was swept away from his car in the Lockyer Valley although, thankfully, his wife and son were carried to safety.

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Racing Victoria’s Chief Steward Terry Bailey ([email protected]) has moved quickly to set up a trust fund for the Perry family and all donations – big and small – will be gratefully received.

It’s worth remembering though – as the floods coverage fades from our TV screens – that those affected will be picking up the pieces for many months to come (years in some cases) and while money will certainly be a wonderful help to those in need, simple measures such as the donation of feed for livestock will also be a great comfort.

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With a market so largely reliant on the international buying bench, West Australian-based vendors must have breathed a collective sigh of relief on the first day of the Gold Coast Magic Millions.

RUMOURS HAD abounded that due to the strength of the Australian dollar, overseas investors

would shun our yearlings, but that viewpoint was dispelled in the first hour of Gold Coast trade (are we the only industry that does NOT enjoy parity with the greenback?).

South East Asian buyers were particularly prominent and the trickle down effect should work very much in favour of the Magic Millions Perth Yearling Sale which kicks off at Belmont Park Sales Complex on Wednesday 9 February. Staged over four days, there are 686 youngsters on offer with the sale concluding on Sunday 13 February.

Amidst it all, the Magic Millions race day at Ascot on the Saturday will feature the $250,000 Magic Millions Perth 2YO Classic and $125,000 RM Williams Magic Millions Perth 3YO Trophy, the latter taken out last year by Paul Jordan’s classy mare For Your Eyes Only.

While the Perth mob – rightly and proudly – focus much of their marketing on the likes of locally-bred heroes such as Scenic Blast, Miss Andretti and the soon-to-return Hay List, it’s

horses like For Your Eyes Only that probably put the sale in its best perspective.

We’re hoping that connections will forgive us for pointing out that For Your Eyes Only is no world beater, but she is a very, very good horse having now won 10 of her 23 outings (with a further six placings) and nearly $620,000 in stakes.

Since her victory in last year’s 3YO Trophy, For Your Eyes Only has won two stakes races and is thrice Group placed … all on


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the other side of the Nullabor.

Point is, For Your Eyes Only only cost $23,000 as a yearling and

is the embodiment of the WA industry: ie. you don’t have to pay millions to win Millions.

Rangeview Stud – a pillar of the local breeding community – will sell a Natural Blitz half brother to For Your Eyes Only [Lot 345]

as one of the highlights among its draft of 24 yearlings.

Other vendors sure to make their presence felt are Mungrup Stud (61 entries catalogued and riding high on the back of 2011 Perth Cup-G2 winner Guest Wing), Toreby Park (49),

Heytesbury Stud (38), Korilya Stud (30), Touchstone Farm (29), Durham Lodge (28), Mogumber

Park (26), Gervase Park Stud (25) and Alwyn Park Stud (20).

Meawhile, sale highlights include a three quarter sister to WA Derby-G1/Cox Stakes-G2/Perth Cup-G2 winner Cats Fun [Lot 178], half relations to Group One winners Kusi (Blue Diamond) [Lot 85], Natural Blitz [Lot 67] and Old Fashion [Lot 56], plus a full brother to Superb Effect [Lot 352], half brothers to Group Two winners Happy Giggle [Lot 196] and Lords Ransom [Lot 106], along with the daughters of Group One winners Jezabeel (Melbourne Cup) [Lot 4], Allow (Queensland Oaks) [Lot 280] and Champion South African filly Arabian Lass [Lot 290].

Interestingly, a good proportion of the aforementioned relations are sons and daughters of first

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time seller Danehill Express. No less than 64 of his initial crop (from 106 live foals) are catalogued for Perth and full marks to Mungrup Stud which has given this son of Danehill a red hot go.

Standing at a fee of just $13,200, Danehill Express tasted stakes success at Caulfield and ran second in the Australian Guineas-G1 but, importantly, he was also a winner in Hong Kong.

Hailing from the Champion 3YO Filly Savana City (which no doubt assisted Danehill Express’ yearling price tag of $1 million), the stallion is ideal for WA given that he’s a half brother to the brilliant Hong Kong performer Mr Vitality and to the dam of Danehill’s Hong Kong Centenary Sprint Cup-G1 winner King of Danes.

Mungrup staff will probably be busier than one-armed bricklayers in Beirut given that Danehill Express’ stablemate, Oratorio, has the second highest

number of sale entries – 50 of them – which are also bound to be popular in light of 2010 Group victories by progeny such as Motion Pictures and Waratah’s Secret.

Scenic’s Group winning 2YO, Due Sasso – also standing at Mungrup – has 27 second crop entries appearing at Belmont.

Other stallion with sizeable r e p r e s e n t a t i o n include Touchstone Farm’s pair of Flying Pegasus (49 entered) and Vital Equine (25), Heytesbury Stud’s Husson Lightning (25), Durham Lodge’s Blackfriars (22) and Lynward Park’s duo Trade Fair (36) and Bletchley Park (21).

Not surprisingly, quite a few ‘easterners’ have a toe in the water too and popular sires with multiple entries include Artie Schiller, Barely a Moment, Black Caviar’s sire Bel Esprit, Chosir, Commands (seven stakes

winners this season), first season sires Dylan Thomas, Henny Hughes, Husson, Haradasun, Street Sense, Soldier’s Tale and Wonderful World, Elusive Quality, Exceed And Excel, Champion Sire Flying Spur, General Nediym, Holy Roman Emperor, Not a Single Doubt, Oratorio (the Coolmore one!), Rock of Gibraltar and Tiger Hill.

Magic Millions Perth bucked the trend in 2010 by being one of the few sales in Australia to register an increase in both aggregate and average on the previous year and based on the quality of February’s catalogue – on paper at least – it may well get back to near 2008’s record prices.

For Your Eyes Only only cost $23,000 as a yearling and is the embodiment of the WA industry

MOST REPRESENTED SIRES Ranked by yearlings catalogued

64 Danehill Express

50 Oratorio

49 Flying Pegasus

36 Trade Fair

27 Due Sasso

25 Husson Lightning

23 Vital Equine

22 Blackfriars

21 Bletchley Park

19 Balmont

LEADING VENDORS

Ranked by draft size

61 Mungrup Stud

49 Toreby Park

38 Heytesbury Stud

30 Korilya Stud

29 Touchstone Farm

28 Durham Lodge

26 Mogumber Park

25 Gervase Park Stud

24 Rangeview Stud

20 Alwyn Park Stud

FIVE YEAR TREND Sale Statistics (S1-3 Sale)

2010 2009 2008 2007 2006

Catalogued 434 441 446 373 381

Sold 319 304 322 292 287

Withdrawn 24 29 25 12 28

Passed 91 108 99 69 66

Sold % 78 74 76.5 81 81.3

Aggregate $13,152,000 $11,630,000 $16,265,500 $13,455,350 $11,162,000

Average $41,229 $38,257 $50,514 $46,080 $38,892

Top Price $230,000 $220,000 $360,000 $365,000 $210,000

Top Colt $220,000 $280,000 $280,000 $150,000 $130,000

Top Filly $230,000 $170,000 $360,000 $365,000 $200,000




CROMARTRY PARK Gingin WA Olga McKenzie 0418 194 998 or 08 9575 4045Email: [email protected]

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Lot 168 b.c Balmont – Secret Pact (by Bletchley Park): Gr.1 sire has made an exciting start, dam is a ½ to the Gr.2 winner MAGIC FILLY and to dam of Listed winner SUPERSCENIC, family of Gr.1 winner JUNGLE DAWN.

Lot 354 br.c Seinne – Culgoa (by Kenny’s Best Pal): from first crop of Gr.2 winning Hussonet stallion, dam ½ to Listed winner DELGARA – dam of Listed winning stayer INKSTER.

Lot 538 b.f Seinne – Staindrop (by Blackfriars): second foal of ½ to city winner Friartuck from family of local s’winners POLO JANE, MUROS, POLO PLAYER, KAYSART, GREY JANE & CLIMB THE VINE.

Lot 551 ch.c Seinne – Sure Canny (by So Dashing): out of full sister to Listed winning Perth Cup runner up SO CANNY, family of NZ Champion 2Y0 ALF.

Lot 564 b/br.f Redoutable – Trisha’s Dispair (by Kenny’s Best Pal): by well credentialed son of REDOUTE’S CHOICE out of ½ to city winner Lottey – dam of Gr.3 winners GOLD LOTTEY & BESAME MUCHO. Family of MAKYBE DIVA.

Lot 606 ch.f Bearcat – Auburn Glow (by Lomond Bay): by brother to CATBIRD out of sister to Gr.2 winner CASH IN THE BANK and ½ to Listed winner MYSTERY TO ME.

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Graham Hart 0418 939 586 e:[email protected]

Graham Hart is a dab hand at golf … plays

off a single figure handicap. However, come 9 February he’ll be more focused on addressing potential buyers than the ball.

The principal of Darlingview Thoroughbreds at Mundijong (some 60kms south east of Perth), Graham will offer a lovely colt by his resident sire Patronize from the Real Jester mare Jestceny [Lot 3]. This is the second foal of Jestceny who showed plenty of toe at her only start as a 2YO, comfortably winning over 1000m at Ascot and defeating subsequent

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Karrakatta Plate-G2 and 3-time stakes winner Roman Time. The yearling is also closely related to top Perth sprinter Vizard (11 wins).

With his oldest progeny now 2YOs, Patronize is a

likely type given that he’s a multiple winning son of Redoute’s Choice and three quarter brother to Group One winner and sire Exceed And Excel.

Graham reckons you should also keep an eye out for Lot 482, another of the Patronizes out of the Marooned mare Nippon Pearl – a family littered with black type.

Whenever he gets the time you can find Graham on the golf course, “away from the mobile”, but from the looks of his Patronize colt however, the phone will be ringing quite a bit!

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Colin & Olga McKenzie 0418 194 998 e: [email protected]

Colin and Olga McKenzie take great pride in the

services they provide – the proverbial ‘one stop shop’ for breeders: agistment, foaling down, stallions, walk ons … you name it.Cromartry Park is also home to Lords A Leaping, Redoutable and the highly promising Natural Blitz who has burst from the gates with his first handful of runners this season.Indeed, he recently notched up a first and third in a 2YO race at Ascot and his four runners to date have run 1, 2, 3 & 4 (all at city meetings)!But Cromartry Park is also renowned throughout the west for its yearling preparation and it’s a reputation that will only

be enhanced at this year’s Perth Magic Millions.Cromartry Park will offer up six youngsters including a filly by resident Redoute’s Choice sire Redoutable [Lot 564], a filly by up and coming Danehill stallion Bearcat [Lot 606], the first foal of a half sister to Perth stakes

winners Cash in the Bank and Mystery to Me, plus a well bred filly by Balmont [168].However, Olga is particularly excited about presenting three first crop youngsters the Group Two winning Hussonet stallion Sienne: “Lot 354 is a clone of his sire and has a temperament to match.“This colt is from Kenny’s Best Pal mare Culgoa, a half sister to stakes winner Delgara (9 wins) and dam of VRC St Leger-LR winner Inkster … Lot 551 is a smart type out of 12-time winner Sure Canny and Lot 538 is also well worth a look.”Well worth a look? Actually, an inspection of the Cromartry draft is a given at any sale.

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Lot 51 b.f Not A Single Doubt – Margaret Elaine (by Tuscany Flyer): bred on a 3 X 3 cross of 2Y0 speed influence Rory’s Jester, she is by the same sire as KURATA QUEEN out of a four times winning mare.

Lot 546 b.c God’s Own – Strops Magic (by Magic Albert): second foal of a ½ sister to city winner Right To Rule from family of the Gr.1 winners MY STEELY DAN & MI JUBILEE.

Lot 592 ch.f Primus – Adores (by Desert Prince): granddaughter of the VRC Oaks heroine LOVELORN from family of s’winning sprinter FIXATED.

Lot 636 b.c Lion Heart – Dajeune (by Danewin): dam is out of the Listed winner AFTER BEUNE – ½ to Listed winner ELATHEA from family of s’winners MUFFLER, VIMINARIA, GAZANIA, MARITIMA, ALCOVE, etc.

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2011 Perth Magic Millions draft

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John Latham 0417 905 238 e: [email protected]

John Latham made the bold decision to cull a number

of mares in light of poor sales and upped the ante by purchasing mares with foals at foot from the Sydney, Melbourne and Scone sales.

So, for Lakeview's first trip to the Perth Premier, the farm has a small, but diversified bunch of yearlings as a result of John's eastern state shopping trip.

Fortunately, it appears John might be right on the money with the four offerings sure to appeal to a wide buying bench – both domestic and international.


And one them – Lot 51 – could not be hotter property at the moment … well, certainly in terms of the yearling’s sire. The second foal of 4-time winner Margaret Elaine, this filly is by Not A Single Doubt who

has exploded to the top of the national 2YO Sires’ chart following the January victory of Karuta Queen in the $2 million Magic Millions 2YO Classic. What’s more, she is one of only five Not a Single Doubts in the sale.

Lakeview will also sell a God’s Own colt [Lot 546], a Primus filly from a daughter of VRC Oaks-G1 winner Lovelorn [Lot 592] and a well bred Lion Heart colt [Lot 636].

It might be Lakeview’s first trip to the Belmont complex but the crew are certainly taking some decent ammo!

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Buyers from north, south, east and west (well, not

too many ‘west’ of Perth!) will be beating a well worn path to Barn D to view the Rosewood yearlings when they arrive at the Belmont complex in early February.

Aside from ‘locals’ by Oratorio, Balestrini, Due Sasso and Flying Pegasus, Rosewood will present flashy black/grey filly by Artie Schiller from the winning Kiwi mare De Grey.

This youngster certainly has appeal across the board with G1 Breeders’ Cup Mile winner Artie Schiller really starting to hit his straps as a

sire with a dozen debut crop winners on both sides of the equator (Barry Baldwin’s 2YO filly Settheworldonfire is a prime example, winning by four lengths at Eagle Farm on debut).

Meanwhile, Rosewood’s filly is a half sister to the WA Oaks-G3 winner Moodometer, winner of eight and close to $300,000 in stakes. Furthermore, De Grey’s dam is a half sister to dual Melbourne G2 winner Bold Mayo, in turn a daughter of Champion NZ mare, Mayo Gold (18 wins).

Rosewood’s Brian Fuller points out that the filly

is fully x-rayed and, importantly, is Westspeed qualified.

Certainly has plenty of appeal, but you’ll need to be patient as she enters the ring as Lot 640 … make sure you keep your powder dry!


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LEAP AT THESE YEARLINGS!Mudgngurra’s 2011 Perth Magic Millions draft – three eye-catchers by exciting young stallion LORDS A LEAPING. Gr.1 placed at two (3rd T.J Smith Stakes) and three (2nd Queensland Derby), LORDS A LEAPING is by the influential ZABEEL… the sire line of LONHRO, RESET, SAVABEEL, etc

MudgngurraSamantha & Kim Mudgway (08) 9623 2331Email: [email protected]

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Lot 460 b.c Little Miss Vasac (by Speed Week): by a well credentialled Zabeel stallion out of a ½ to the tough Listed winner PRINCE OF VASAC from family of Gr.1 mare REGIMENTAL GAL and recent s’winner HADABECLORKA. Lot 630 b.c Clicked (by Geiger Counter): ½ to smart city winner Clickiton out of winning ½ to Gr.3 mare FLAMING HEART – dam of Gr.3 winner SUSPICION, in turn dam of Listed winner MORANT. Lot 654 b.f Eunome (by Euclase): 1st foal of a two times winner from family of Gr.1 stayer TE AKAU NICK and Gr winners SEVEN FORTY SEVEN & DONNA PAREE.

LOT 630

LOT 460

LOT 654

SHE’S A STUNNER!

Lot 640 at the Perth Magic Millions By Gr.1 Breeders’ Cup Mile winner ARTIE SCHILLER who has made a great start to his stud career in both hemispheres – 12 debut crop winners in the US and sire of exciting local juvenile Settheworldonfire.

Half sister to the Gr.3 WA Oaks winner MOODOMETER – winner of over $289,000.

Third dam is the terrific mare MAYO GOLD, Gr.1 winner of 18 races and dam of the dual Gr.2 winner BOLD MAYO.

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Samantha Mudgway and her husband Kim

established their property – Mudgngurra – at Wongamine (around 100kms from Perth) in 2007 with the purchase of several broodmares.

However, they certainly stepped it up a gear by acquiring the highly promising Zabeel stallion, Lords A Leaping in 2010, the multiple Group One placegetter whose oldest progeny are currently 2YOs.

A bit like the Remington bloke who liked the shaver so much he bought the company? Samantha explains: “We sold our first Lords A

Leaping (a filly out of Aruna Stryker) in April last year, but couldn’t bear to part with a Lords A Leaping colt that’s subsequently been named Locavore and is in training with Brendan Fitzgerald at Ascot.”

Mudgngurra will offer three

Lords A Leaping yearlings in Perth including [Lot 460] a colt “that reminds me a lot of Locavore … very similar in movement and conformation. Highly intelligent – which is seems to be a familiar trait with the Lords A Leaping”.

And keep your eye out for [Lot 654], a Lords A Leaping filly with a double cross of Sir Tristram and closely related to Group One winner Te Akau Nick.

“We are new to the breeding industry but believe we offer a top quality product that will stand up to the challenge of modern racing.”

Nigel Reid 0419 967 879 e: [email protected]

Isolating a couple of highlights from the Heytesbury Stud

draft in Perth is like asking a kid in the lolly shop to pick out “just one”!

One of the West’s leading vendors, Heytesbury Stud will consign 38 youngsters to the state’s No. 1 sale and they include a half brother to G2 winner French Bid [Lot 80], a half sister to 3 stakes winners in Kasabian, Safety Outlet and Belarus [Lot 157], a half brother to 3-time stakes winner Mr Tanzania [Lot 214] and a half brother to South African stakes winner Silver Empire [Lot 248] … all from the briefest of glances and doesn’t even take into account the sons and daughters of boom first season

sire, Bernardini, Blackfriars, Bletchley Park, Due Sasso, Flying Pegasus, Good Journey, Oratorio, Viscount and Vital Equine.

That said, amidst all the ‘glamour’ of his stud’s draft, Nigel Reid is very excited about the prospects of Heytesbury’s first season sires, Husson Lightning and Saxon.

Hussonet’s Group winning 2YO, Husson Lightning, has 25 lots catalogued while, stablemate,

the Queensland Guineas winning Danehill stallion Saxon weighs in with 13 entries.

“We’re very happy with how both the Husson Lightnings and Saxons have progressed and look forward to a memorable sale,” Nigel enthuses.

And what will he do when all the dust has settled? “Have a couple of cold beers and spend some time with the wife and kids … not necessarily in that order!”


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• Nigel Reid 0419 967 879 • [email protected]

HUSSON LIGHTNING

An outstanding selection of eye-catching yearlings by

HUSSON LIGHTNING

FLYING PEGASUS

HUSSON

DUE SASSO

ORATORIO

BERNARDINI

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VISCOUNT

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GOOD JOURNEY

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Then of course you have Horse of the Year Weekend Hussler [$80,000], Rupert Clarke-G1 winner Turffontein [$70,000], Blue Diamond hero Reward For Effort [$190,000], Robert Sangster-G1 winner Rostova, 4-state stakes winner Ortensia [$50,000] …

It’s an impressive tally and clearly the best selling point for any auction house.

The sums add up too: Starspangledbanner won over $2 million on the track and now has a stud value in excess of $10 million, while Sacred Kingdom won his seventh Group One in January and has now banked some $5 million for owners. As for Black Caviar …?

In its pre-sale promotion, Inglis has dubbed the Melbourne Premier “Faster Better Stronger” and boldly claims a shopping excursion to the southern state will “take the challenge out of buying a champion”.

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Marketing hype to be sure, but the Inglis crew has done a laudable job – on paper at least – in compiling the 2011 catalogue as the company CEO, Mark Webster explains: “This year’s 725 lot catalogue has strengthened further from last year on both pedigree and conformation, ensuring the sale will continue to produce many more racetrack stars.

“The catalogue includes 92 yearlings from stakes winning dams, up from 78 in 2010. These include Apercu, Catechuchu, Cheeky Choice, Danglissa, Desert Flight, France Soir, Li Lo Lill, Perfect Promise, and Segments.

“There are also 83 yearlings in the catalogue which are siblings to stakes winners, up from 74 in 2010. These include Ambitious General, Art Success, Boundless, Be Positive, Chance Bye, Divine Madonna, Dysphonia, Elusive Touch, Fashions Afield, Hadabeclorka, Lashed, Ortensia, Pantani, Rhythm In Paris, Red Dazzler, Serious Speed, Tesbury Jack, St. Basil, Turffontein, and Zubbaya.

“One surely needs to look no further than the performances of Melbourne’s graduates and the strength of this year’s catalogue to suggest the upcoming 2011 Melbourne Premier Yearling Sale looks to be the best yet.”

Admittedly, it would be rare for any auction company spokesman to NOT suggest their sale was going to be the best ever, but

Melbourne clearly is growing in stature and it’s probably fair to suggest that interstate farms and not using it as a dumping ground to the extent that has been intimated previously.

Whereas past years has seen progeny of the nation’s finest stallions make their way to Oaklands Junction, the numbers have almost been a ‘courtesy’.

But appears to have changed in 2011 – somewhat dramatically in fact.

For example, Encosta de Lago – who started his career at Blue Gum Farm in Victoria – only had six Premier yearlings catalogued in 2010 … this year there are 19.

Champion Sire Redoute’s Choice had three last year … there’s seven this time around; Fastnet Rock 20 to 27; Testa Rossa 12 to 15; Holy Roman Emperor seven to 17; Red Ransom, none last year, eight this time around.

As for the up and comers, Snitzel has gone from 12 to 18 and boom horse, Not a Single Doubt has 26

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Commands, arguably the hottest sire in Australia at the moment with eight stakes winners this season alone, has 10 at Easter, but he’s also got seven in Melbourne.

It might well be the first season sires who steal the show however with Group One winning sprinter Magnus having the largest contingent of any stallion with 32 going to the show, while Bernardini (13), Dylan Thomas (20), Haradasun (18), Hard Spun (25) and Purrealist (15) – which all sold well on the Gold Coast – all having sizeable representation.

Not forgetting of course the ‘locals’ Any Given Saturday (11), Host (12), Soldier’s Tale (9) and Shinzig (9).

It will be interesting to see how the

Melbourne Premier fares in 2011 given that the only sale conducted this year (at the time of going to press) was the Gold Coast Magic Millions which realised a marginal

drop in average.

However, following the wastelands of 2009 which saw every major sale in Australia take a tumble in

gross and average (including the Premier which dropped from $84,949 to $55,370), the Premier returned to a much, much healthier average of $71,023

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So, will the average increase this time around? Hard to say … considerably higher numbers catalogued would mean the tail needs to wag, but in light of ‘Premier performances’ on both the domestic and international stage, there’s bound to be plenty of interest in the choice lots.

Either way, we don’t have to wait long to find out! The 2011 Inglis Melbourne Premier will be staged at Oaklands Junction from 28 February to 3 March.

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THE HORSEMAN

THERE IS NOTHING rushed about Tom Busteed’s preparation of a horse.

“We do a lot of driving,” Tom explains, “groundwork is so important. It keeps horses balanced and they can tell you when they’re ready. We take our time. We like to have them for 12 weeks and those weeks are the most important of their career. We ride them like showjumpers, improving their head carriage, which helps to keep a horse well-balanced.

“These are tried and trusted traditional methods. I was fortunate enough to work with very good horsemen such as Tommy Ryan, Eddy O’Grady’s head man, Tim Finn and Fergie Sutherland. Fergie is a great man, great patience with a horse, I rode many point-to-point winners for him.”

Tom puts his experience and knowledge to good use: “We assess the horses and also advise the owner whether

they should go straight into training or have a break. It’s

TOM BUSTEEDTOM BUSTEEDWhen Lissa Oliver visited Audra and Tom Busteed in Cork, Ireland, freak gales were ravaging the coastline. Tranquil was hardly the best word to use; yet down at the bottom of the steep four furlong woodchip gallop, set within a wooded glen, was a peaceful stream in which many a Cheltenham hero had paddled as it carried its first ever rider. Slow, calm, meandering; oblivious to the storm of the outside world. This is indeed the tranquil nursery of Tom Busteed, the master tutor of the horse.

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usually better to give a horse a rest after breaking. The whole process is very stimulating for them and to then go straight into another new environment can be stressful. They mature so much quicker if they go away for a break between here and training.

“I’ll ride eight or nine myself a day. It’s not like work, it’s a passion. And I feel very proud to have taken such a decent part in shaping these horses. Good horses are few and far between so it’s rewarding to see them and know that I helped in some way.

“We are so lucky,” agrees Tom’s wife, Audra, “we see them arrive as ragamuffins straight from the field and then they’re transformed into glossy muscular racehorses.

“It’s very rewarding to change

a horse around, to smooth out awkward traits. We start them over trotting poles. They haven’t a clue when they first start, then after four sessions they’re so clever. Loose schooling is vital, they learn how to correct themselves,

when to shorten and when to lengthen. It’s a natural progression for them then to fences.”

Tom ensures that the horse progresses at its own pace, but there is one vital factor

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that can make an immense difference to his work: “If a horse arrives with us very well done it stands them well. The weight falls off them when they begin to work. If they’ve simply been left grazing in the field they are very backward and wouldn’t usually be ready to race at their best until six or seven. A two year old that has been well fed as a yearling would have been in training in September and cantering by December. If they’re broken in December they’ve no chance of a summer run. It’s easy for a backward horse to get lost in this system. By April or May they’ll start to fall away and they’ll be dismissed very early on the Flat. It’s good to break National Hunt horses early at two and then bring them back each year to educate them further, it matures them quicker. It’s a method they’ve always used in France.”

When it comes to formative education, Tom has just as rich a pedigree: “I started in ponies and hunting; my first venture into racing was in Newmarket with Gavin Pritchard-Gordon.

“That same summer Eddy

O’Grady was looking for an amateur to replace Mouse Morris who’d turned professional. I started riding for him in 1973 and in five or six seasons I rode 60 or 70 winners – point-to-pointers and bumpers.”

Tom himself is very much an all round horseman. It’s this natural skill that gradually established him in a niche market in which he has been happy to settle: “I was asked to take a lot of horses to break and quite a few in training recovering from injuries.

Horses could be here for up to three months recuperating from tendon injuries.”

“If we built more boxes we could fill them, but I made the decision from the start that I wasn’t going to pack them

in and just put them on the walker,” Tom says, “so we have 21 boxes, for pre-training and mature horses, with a maximum of nine at any one time to be broken. We always have a waiting list and the business has been very busy for about

10 years now. I’m happy that I’ve found a niche. Racing is so competitive and it’s difficult to get a start in training, I’ve never really been tempted to go down that route.”

Tom’s wife Audra is an accomplished horsewoman in

THE ABOLITION OF LOW GRADE RACES IS A VERY GOOD THING …

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her own right, competing in eventing and point-to-points, and has recently taken out a restricted licence, which means she can train for up to four different people: “That’s useful for horses who are just not settled and their owners don’t want them to leave here,” Tom explains.

Looking around, it’s very easy to see why.

Surprisingly, Tom reveals that the Flat horses are much easier to pre-train than National Hunt horses: “They don’t need half the work and are much easier to handle. The National Hunt horses are strongly built, bullish and very unpredictable. We do a lot of groundwork with them to encourage calmness.”

When it comes to breaking in, Tom does things slowly, gently

and traditionally: “Everything is devoted to care and attention

and safety. I’ve broken over 500 horses and I can count on the fingers of one hand the horses who have given us problems. We back them for the first time indoors. We get up on them for the first time, just lying across their backs, in the coral, which has very high rubber sides and deep sand.

“Safety for horse and rider is very important. We then take them down to the glen and they’re ridden for the first time in the stream. It’s the first time they’re taken down there, so it’s all new and interesting for them. The stream runs through a lovely wooded glen, so it’s very peaceful and calming. They’re so fascinated at watching their feet in the water that it takes their attention off the rider. They’re given two or three days in the stream, then their first trot and canter is up the woodchip.

“You do sometimes ride a horse for the first time and be given a great feel. It’s very exciting and it’s lovely to give an owner that news, I’ll often be picking up the phone just after getting off! Many live abroad and can’t visit their

horses, so we like to keep them involved and enable them to stay in touch. We take plenty

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of photos – the first time they’re driven, the first time they’re ridden, photos of their trips away, the ‘picnics’.”

Tom is a great believer in taking the horses out in the box for a change of scenery. “We take them to the sea. Fergie Sutherland calls them ‘picnics’.”

A high priority for Tom is good head carriage in a horse: “And the first thing I do when they arrive is have their teeth checked. It’s amazing the number of horses who have never had their

teeth checked and they’re not eating right.”

Not every horse will go on to r a c e c o u r s e success and Tom’s p r e - t r a i n i n g assessments are vital to owners: “Racing at all levels is so competitive now. The abolition of low grade races is a very good thing … over-production will have to end when there is no longer a market for moderate horses. It’s ludicrous that owners fail to win with a filly then

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“It’s lovely to see horses successful in other roads,” he says, “it’s good to see owners giving them a chance elsewhere. We do a lot of restructuring for showing, it takes a lot of work. There are no shortcuts. They need to be perfectly balanced and a good ride. But it’s good to see owners allowing them the time and work and channelling these horses in a new direction.”

And that really sums up the ethos of Tom’s academy. His horses are educated not just for the racecourse, but for life.

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There’s an old saying in racing that there is no such thing as a certainty. Ajax getting beat at 40 to 1 in the Rawson is proof enough, but probably the closest you’ll get to a ‘moral’ was Champion trainer Peter Moody ending up with a Magnus yearling in 2011.

AFTER ALL, IT WAS Moody who trained Magnus to success in the Group One The Galaxy and Group

Two (now Group One) Age Classic at Flemington, and it is Moody who trains the world’s No. 1 sprinter, Black Caviar … who just happens to be out of a half sister to Magnus!

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offered at auction – Lot 78 at the Gold Coast Magic Millions for $120,000 – no one was surprised. Largely representative of the type of broodmare that filled Magnus’ initial book, the yearling’s dam, Coniston Gem, won nine races up to 1400m, including

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Yet, it’s an unraced daughter of Scandinavia in Helsinge that is garnering all the press at the moment.

Helsinge is making quite a name for herself with her only two runners to date yet to taste defeat!

The first of them – the unbeaten Bel Esprit mare Black Caviar – is now officially rated the fastest horse on the planet following victories in the Patinack Classic-G1, Moir-G2, Schillaci-G2 et al, while her full brother Moshe was tipped out for a spell after winning his second race at Moonee Valley.

Gifted with an exemplary book of mares in the spring of 2008, Moody is obviously confident that the first shall be first and stated after his yearling purchase: “is a striking type … very much like his sire. Having looked at the Magnus’ up here and quite a few of his yearlings overall, it appears the acorn hasn’t fallen far from the tree.”

So yes, Moody will be hoping for much of the same from his new yearling but harking back to

our opening gambit, there are no ‘givens’ in racing and breeding and Magnus still has a fair way to travel before being deemed a stallion barn success story.

That said, when it comes to racing tenacity, a ‘purple’ pedigree AND the ability to throw a type, Magnus does appear to have the bona fides.

With two of his first crop selling for six figures on the Gold Coast, Magnus will be well represented in his ‘home town’ with 32 of his yearlings entered for the Inglis Melbourne Premier, along with a further half dozen for Magic Millions Adelaide.

Prominent among the Melbourne Magnus’ are a half brother to Group One winner and leading sire Red Dazzler [Lot 339], a

half sister to Group One winner Jymcarew [Lot 399], a filly from Group One winner Danglissa [Lot 495], a filly from Flemington stakes winner Lady Knockout [Lot 67], a colt from stakes winner Rather Grand [Lot 212], a half brother to 2010 Cockram Stakes-G3 winner Rhythm in Paris [Lot 227] and the first foal of a multiple winning half sister to stakes winner Amtrak and Furio [Lot 372].

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IT’S NOT WITHOUT some irony that Robbie Griffiths was 1700 kilometers away when his ageing stable star,

Danzylum, took out his second Chester Manifold Stakes on Saturday 15 January.

Sure, every trainer … strike that … every trainer running a commercial operation, would have spent the second week of the new year promenading the Magic Millions complex on Queensland’s Gold Coast.

But it was at this very complex – six years to the day – that Robbie had taken the biggest plunge of his career (up until then) in securing the Danzero colt from Political Asylum for $230,000.

Thing is, Robbie had had no intention of buying the colt until shortly before it had gone into the ring, but had been searching around all day for a mate whom he’d trained a winner for earlier in the day, eager to congratulate him.

It turns out that when he eventually tracked down said ‘mate’, he was standing with a vendor renowned for his ability to sell ice blocks to Eskimos.

Long story short, less than an hour later Robbie is the proud owner of a Danzero which, on paper, doesn’t look to be a bad punt.

Danzero, the first of Danehill’s Golden Slipper winners, has – by this time – produced the Group One winners Dance Hero, Danglissa and Fairway, while the colt’s mum – Political Asylum – has also done her bit

by dropping the dual Group One winner Landsighting.

What’s more, the colt is a deep bay with good shoulder, nice head and strong behind – lovely walk too – so he’s none too shabby in the looks department either.

But is he worth $230,000?

Robbie soon informs said mate that their friendship

and his courteous nature hold no sway

whatsoever with his bank manager and the Danzero had better be able to run … FAST.

Starting the Danzero – now named Danzylum – at

Sandown as a summer 2YO, Robbie’s risk finished midfield before then running fourth at Bendigo behind Deledio.

Much to Robbie’s chagrin, Deledio was about four boxes away from Danzlyum on the Gold Coast and had been

bred by a really good mate in bloodstock agent, Peter Ford. Deledio had cost only $80,000 as a yearling and would win a stakes race within eight months of his clash with Danzylum.

By comparison, Danzylum didn’t win his maiden – at Wangaratta – until his fourth start and second prep, but the signs were beginning to show.

So much so that the trainer and his ‘mate’ were at least back on nodding terms!

By the end of Danzylum’s three year old spring, he had run second at Moonee Valley and shown Robbie enough for a tilt at the UCI Stakes-LR at Flemington on Emirates Day where he finished back in the pack.

A bunch of provincial wins and a frustrating run of city placings would ensue over the next few campaigns, but it was as a spring 5YO before Danzylum finally cracked it in the big smoke.

Fittingly it was to a large audience as well with his redemption coming in the last at Flemington on Melbourne Cup Day 2008.ROBBIE GRIFFITHS


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Danzylum then ran a two lengths fifth in the Standish and sunned himself in the Queensland winter – including a third at Eagle Farm – but, for faithful connections, there was still quite a bit of ground to make up.

Amazingly, at a time when trainers are considering – even for their very good horses – that six year olds are in the twilight of their careers, Danzylum turned the proverbial corner.

Since December 2009, Danzylum has won at Caulfield, won his first stakes race (and first Chester Manifold), run a neck second in the Barton Stakes-LR, finished a cracking fourth to Horse of the Year Typhoon Tracy in the CF Orr Stakes-G1, run second in the Schweppes Trophy-LR at Flemington, a solid fourth in the Anniversary-LR, won at Caulfield in December and, finally, the Chester Manifold.

Indeed, his earnings have now shot to $588,913 and his owners and trainer no longer have to eat at Maccas (although the latter has often been known to dine under the golden arches by choice).

In the Chester Manifold, chapter two, Danzylum again

took up his front running position and was never going to be run down under the cool riding of Luke Currie.

Post race c e l e b r a t i o n s were somewhat muted though. While the Q u e e n s l a n d floods were a national tragedy, those hardy sunshine staters weren’t on their

Pat Malone with the constant deluge also causing havoc south of the Murray.

Danzylum’s part-owner Janet Gaist hails from Rochester in Victoria’s central west and had only just arrived at Flemington to be informed that her

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While Hunter Valley leviathan, Arrowfield Stud, stole the show with its up and coming stallions – Not a Single Doubt and Snitzel – in the first big race for 2011, it was an old stager in Danzero, on the second tier of its ranks, which grabbed the spotlight at Flemington.

Not a Single Doubt’s brilliant filly, Karuta Queen, has risen to the top of Australia’s 2YO rankings with her sizzling victory in the $2 million Magic Millions 2YO Classic on the Gold Coast ahead of Snitzel flyer Schiffer.

Congratulations to trainer Neville Layt (whose wife, Barbara, said after the race it’s only taken him 40 years to become an overnight success) and to Stuart Ramsey’s Turangga Stud for breeding the filly.

For Danzero (above) though, the son of Danehill shows no signs of slowing down.

Having just completed his 16th year at stud at a fee of $16,500 (his highest was $33,000 in 2006), Danzero is the sire of 37 stakes winners (seven at Group One level) – at an admirable 4.5% stakes winners to runners – and has produced the winners of $52,440,423 in no less than 14 countries.


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At the time Janet’s partner, Peter Harris, was desperately trying to move stallions, mares, yearlings and foals to safety: “We are stressing,” Gaist pointed out shortly after the race. “Hopefully Peter is not drowning. Rochester is just totally gone, the whole town, and floodwaters won’t hit its peak until eight o’clock tonight.

“The Government has been fantastic and the emergency workers have been

unbelievable. Danzylum has done it for Rochester.”

Not just for Rochester!

Postscript: Undeterred by Danzylum’s early tribulations, Robbie Griffiths was again putting his best foot forward at the Gold Coast, purchasing a Not a Single Doubt filly for $150,000, a Magnus, a Bernardini, a Commands, a Flying Spur and Rock of Gibraltar.

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2011 GOLD COAST MAGIC MILLIONS REVIEW

Every summation of the 2011 Gold Coast Magic Millions Yearling Sale – thus far – has been tempered by the tragedy surrounding the Queensland floods.

RIGHTLY SO. GOLD Coast tradition may call for celebration, with the events surrounding that week

being a supposed microcosm of the thoroughbred industry, but the tremendous loss of life, hearth and livestock is a sobering reminder that backing a winner in the last or picking the right hat to wear is not the be all and end all.!

Still, for all the deference to those who suffered – and will continue to suffer – because of the floods, it was business as usual from 11am on Wednesday 12 January with the first of the Magic Millions lots passing through the ring.

Actually, ‘passing through the ring’ is a poor choice of phraseology given that only one of the first 26 lots failed to reach its reserve.

Indeed, despite a catalogue of 674 for the first four sessions – minus withdrawals – the first hour of the sale pretty much supplied the tale of the tape … a steady average, equitable prices for our leading stallions, plenty of interest in first season sires, healthy competition among the domestic buying bench and, thank heavens, participation from Irish and South African buyers (largely dispelling fears of global absence due to the strength of the Aussie dollar).

Probably the only thing of significance missing from that first hour was Asian interest, albeit rectified by Lot 50 with

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the Bahen Bloodstock purchase of a Testa Rossa.

There were the inevitable lulls throughout the four sessions, but fittingly the sale finished with a bang when Hong Kong’s Thomas Li forked out $440,000 for a Street Sense colt in the last 20 minutes on Saturday night.

Yes, the sale average of $124,403 was down on 2010, but only by 3.9%, while the aggregate of $62.5 million was also 6% shy of last year.

However, in the wash up, the clearance hovered around the 82% mark and one suspects that incoming Magic Millions CEO Stephen Silk would have grabbed that result with both hands prior to the hammer falling on the first lot.

“The sale has gone very much in line with our expectations,” Silk noted immediately following the fourth session.

“We were cautiously optimistic that the sale would be around the figures of last year – and we went close with the average and gross figures falling only slightly.

“The clearance rate tonight of almost 85 per cent was excellent and we’re thrilled with the overall clearance rate.

“The high Australian dollar was obviously an issue with a number of international buyers – but we still had strong interest and activity from our clients who flew in from abroad.”

It’s hard to imagine a sale without Gai Waterhouse leading the charge and the Champion Sydney trainer again led the way with 19 buys for $4.2 million, but the newly formed Connolly Bloodstock was very active with 22 lots for a spend of close to $3 million.

Others to make their presence felt were Peter Moody (9 lots for $3.29 million), Anthony Cummings ($2.97m) and Ingham Racing ($2.05m).

From a global perspective, the Hong Kong Jockey Club was most active with $2.5 million hailing from offshore, while Andy Williams’ World Wide Bloodstock from South Africa chipped in with $1.6 million. Buyers from Singapore, Ireland and Japan also played their part.

Leading buyer by aggregate was champion trainer Gai Waterhouse who signed for 19 lots totally $4.2m. Second was Peter Moody whose nine purchases totaled $3.29m while Connolly Bloodstock (NSW) signed for 22 lots for a total spend of $2.98m.

Other buyers to spend over $2 million include Anthony Cummings ($2.97m), Hong Kong Jockey Club ($2.5m) and Ingham Racing ($2.055m).

Industry oracle, John Messara, headed off some criticism about stallion fees at the pass on the Arrowfield website (see sidebar), but as for the first season sires, Street Sense took the honours with 9 sold at an average of $136,944.

Darley stablemate Bernardini was next in line with an average price of $115,417 for 12 sold and full marks to Makybe’s Purrealist that kicked in with an average of $108,438 for eight sold.

All up, not a bad sale and if the Gold Coast Magic Millions is to be used as an industry barometer (and it surely is), then 2011 is shaping up as ‘stable’ and, at the very least, shouldn’t be sending too many breeders to bed with nightmares.


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MEMORY LANE

You know you’re getting old when the publisher of this venerable mag wasn’t even born before dingoes were nicking babies from Ayers Rock campsites and Norman Gunston was Australia’s No. 1 investigative reporter.Yep, nostalgia ain’t what it used it to be, so we’re probably testing the demographic a bit by penning a feature on the year of 1961.

AD M I T T E D L Y , Racing Victoria went all out to promote the 150th running

of the Melbourne Cup last November – rightly so – but this year also marks the 50th anniversary of some rather memorable and bizarre events across this mortal coil.

On the international front, JFK was sworn in as president of the United States, Alan Shepherd became the first American in space, Barbie got a boyfriend when Ken was introduced and, believe it or not, Princess Di was born and would have celebrated her 50th birthday on 1 July.

Locally, the trams stopped running in Sydney, Bob Menzies was returned to power for the sixth time, Four Corners got a run, Dame Joan Sutherland was Australian of the Year, Col Joye and Judy Stone were top of the pops, Hawthorn won the flag in Melbourne, St George its sixth

straight premiership in Sydney and the pill went on sale (for those of you already bored with this article, some might say it was released five years too late!).

As for the racing caper though, it would be a memorable year in many respects with Lord Fury the first horse to lead all the way in the Melbourne Cup, while Tulloch made an emotional farewell to racing in the Brisbane Cup.

But this was also the year that the Totalisator Agency Board opened its doors in Victoria (thanks largely to the lobbying of Sir Chester Manifold) and it’s worth remembering for those of you who now use the TAB’s iPhone app, a visit to your local TAB branch – devoid of race telecasts or brodcasts – saw your wager filled out by hand … in triplicate.

However, 1961 was the year of Queensland jockey Mel Schumacher … for all the wrong reasons.

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With his phonetic namesake, Willie Shoemaker, the Champion hoop of North America, young Mel was blazing his own path down under following a victory – at the age of 20 – on Baystone in the 1958 Melbourne Cup, along with wins on Skyline in the AJC Derby and Turkestan in the Epsom.

And 1961 was showing a great deal of promise too with Mel taking out the Golden Slipper on board Magic Night and the Doomben 10,000 with Aquanita.

But then the walls came crashing down. Steering Blue Era in the AJC Derby, Mel’s vigorous riding saw his mount first past in the post in the prestigious blue riband and it appeared the unassuming hoop could chalk up another ‘major’.

But then all hell broke loose. Tommy Hill, who was riding the runnerup Summer Fair, immediately lodged

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a protest … on the grounds that Schumacher had grabbed his leg over the concluding stages!

Naturally, Schumacher refuted the charge. After all, the two horses had been very close together in the final stages with Blue Era on the grandstand side.

Years later, Summer Fair’s trainer Leo O’Sullivan recalled Hill coming back to scale and saying he was going to protest: “I said, ‘come on Tom, they don’t uphold

protests in big races’.

“But Tommy insisted Schumacher pulled his leg twice over the final part and that he nearly fell off Summer Fair.”

According to industry doyen, Max Presnell, chief steward Jack Burke asked Hill what happened: “Oh, he grabbed my leg, Mr Burke”.

Presnell adds: “Burke was staggered by this as we all were. And he said, are you

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sure Hill? And Tommy Hill said, Mr Burke, I’d know if a snake bit me. So Burke said ‘what have you got to say Schumacher?’ and Mel said … ‘well, that’s preposterous’.”

Then Burke says: hang on – let’s take a look at the head on footage …

What? Can you imagine what was going through Schumacher’s mind at that time? “Mel went as white as a sheet,” Presnell recalls. “Whiter than my shirt.”

It turns out that head on patrol film had been introduced at Randwick that very day and, in fact, they had difficulty setting it up and only got the camera running as they turned for home in the Derby.Therefore, stewards could see Schumacher reach over and grab Hill’s leg, leading O’Sullivan to remark: “The funny thing is, one of the stewards said had there not been the film

they would have dismissed the protest because no one would have believed Tommy.”

Not surprisingly, there was a huge uproar. Schumacher said it

was a push, not a pull and he’d only done it because Hill was “crowding him”.

Despite the illegality, many remain in awe of Schumacher’s actions: “Infamous though it was, foul ride though it was, that’s the greatest ride I’ve ever seen,” Presnell summarised. “Mel

Schumacher was able to get this horse past the post first. He grabbed hold of the other

jockey's leg, not only doing that at speed, 40-50 mile an hour, he couldn’t say nothing.”

Imagine the uproar? Schumacher was banned for life.

Reliving the episode on the television series The Track years later, Schumacher said: “I couldn’t believe it. I couldn’t believe they had one. It was just one of those things. You see bike riders do it, you see runners do it and it just, this time it just happened to be on film and we got caught. What can’t speak, can’t lie.

“You’ve got cameras and everything today. It’s not like it was back then when we had no cameras and 28 runners. You could nearly do what you like … depended on how game you were.”

Fortunately for Schumacher, the life sentence was reduced, initially, to 10 years and then to six.

He would return to the track and take out the 1974 Doomben 10,000 on Charlton Boy, 1985 Oakleigh Plate on Mr Illusion and 1989 Queensland Cup on Easy Now to show all and sundry that he’d lost none of his skills in the saddle,

but unfortunately for Mel, he’ll forever be remembered as ‘The Shoe’ on the wrong leg.

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Due to a chronic inability to refuse “one last drink”, yours truly stumbled out of bed on New Year’s Day with a rash of resolutions. You don’t need to be Einstein to work out what topped the list, but definitely prominent in the top three was GET FIT!

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FOR SALE – RACING COMPLEXPrivate solid brick complex of racing stables with 2 bedroom fully self-contained residence and large storage/office.14 large airy boxes, feed room, tack room, 10 day yards, hose bay, security gates.All located 3 mins walk to Gold Coast Turf Club with swimming facilities.Ph 0412 155 339, Gold Coast, QLD

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Willing to PAY for right horses•Maresmustbeunder8YO•DarkBrownorBlackONLY•Preferablywithwhitemarkings•ParticularlyinterestedinSnaadeemaresAlso seeking at least two mares suitable for Ridden (showing) career.PLUS broodmares - will consider those with injuries that may prevent them being ridden but will allow them to be good mums.Ph 0419 039 479 Email photos to [email protected]

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CURLSSackford ½ sister to G1 winner with St Averil colt at footPlus 4YO Skalato mare$7,000Ph 07 3902 0797, QLD

ROUGE ROI2YO Chestnut ColtKing of Happiness (USA) ex Broadway Beauty (NZ) by Star WayHas another week to go with his first term of pre-training and will go back for spell next weekPhotos availableFor lease or sale (however owner would like to retain a share)QTIS QualifiedPh 07 3489 1874 or 0421 358 980, QLD

TWO DANGEROUS COLTS3YOs – well handled but unbrokenBoth out of well related, winner producing mares.For sale or lease.$3,000 each.Ph 03 5780 1361 or 0419 579 961, VIC

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BROODMARES FOR SALESet to Seymour (by Lord Seymour) & Keltic Design (by Keltrice)Both 16hh, lovely easy mares. Super, multi-winning producers.For sale as owner retiring from breeding.$1,500 eachPh 0458 254 333, VIC

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AGISTMENT & SPELLINGAffinity Park - QLDSpelling property owned & operated by vet. $15+ GST / day.Ph 0407 038 865

Aylesbury – QLDGrant or Lynne Watters Ph (07) 5543 0653 / 0412 455 961

Bombora – VICPh 0419 534 961

Calgary Park – NSWBirchalls Lane, BerrimaKatherine & Damian StreleinPh 0400 333 114 / 0400 303 090Email: [email protected]

Canny Breeders and Racers – QLDPh 0412 053 371

Carin Park Thoroughbred Agistment - VICVery affordable rates. Super safe fencingPh 0400 828 256www.carinpark.com.au

Cloverfield Lodge – VICAgistment, Foaling down, sales prep, rehabPh 0412 868 179

Golden Grove – NSWDenman NSW 2328Ph (02) 6547 2099 / 0437 472 909Grantley Park – VICPh (03) 5629 9754

Hollylodge – Avenel VICPh (03) 5796 2495

Kings Park – Moorooduc VICPh (03) 5978 8123

Managalore Park Pty Ltd – VicRacehorse AgistmentPh 0459 980 677Email: [email protected]

Serendipity SpellingWyong Creek NSWPh 0466 110 [email protected]

Trevic Park Boutique AgistmentTallygaroopna VICGolburn Valley Equine Agistment CentrePh (03) 5829 8318 / 0438 213 [email protected]

Waylon J Stud – QLDWamuran via CabooltureBrian SmithPh (07) 54 966 147 / 0417 781 [email protected]

AIRPORT PARKING

Jetport Security Parking – VICPh (03) 9330 1744

AUCTION HOUSESMagic Millions Ph 1300Millionswww.magicmillions.com.au

InglisPh (02) 9399 7999 or (03) 9333 1422Email: [email protected] www.inglis.com.au

BLOODSTOCK AGENTS /TRAINERS

Laurel Oak Bloodstock Pty LtdPh (02) 8883 1066Email: [email protected] www.laureloak.com.au

BRANDINGHummelstad’s Custom made, cast bronzefreezebranding ironsPh (02) 66427130Email: [email protected]

BREAKING AND PRE-TRAINING

Breaking and Pre-Training Camperdown VICPh 0439 207 245

Brenton Andrew Gatton QLDBreaking & Pre-TrainingAlso supplying quality ponycubbers, ODE & riding horsesPhone: 0421 159 083

Mark SargentTraining, Pre Training and Breaking InHawkesbury, NSW0405 333 741

Springview ParkBryan Maher0447 391 849(03) 5798 1386 Euroa, VIC

CHAFF CUTTER / GRAIN CRUSHERS

Jas Smith Machinery & Engineering - VicPh (03) 53 321796 / 0409 321 796Email: [email protected]

Matsons Engineering – QLDMini Roller Mill07 4661 8966

FARRIERBrett AtkinsRVL Licensed FarrierSouth Ea st Victoria0431 238 413

FENCING/YARDSDiamond Mesh Ph 1300 308 186

Horse Rail - WAPh 1800 259 365

Think Fencing Ph 0428 877 362Email: [email protected]

StockguardSuperior fencing made easywww.stockguard.com.auPh 0402 088 866

FOALING ALARMSMagic Breed (Aust) Pty Ltd Ph: (07) 4053 2379email:[email protected]

HORSE EXERCISE EQUIPMENT

Equine Auto Trainer Pty Ltd – SA Ph 1300 783 444 www.equineautotrainer.com.auClassic Treadmills – QLD Ph (07) 5446 0938www.classictreadmills.comIrongate Australia Pty Ltd – SA Ph 1300 783 444www.irongateaustralia.com.au

HORSE HEALTHAhern & Associates –VIC South East Victorian Veterinary PracticePh 0400 144 670Equine Chiropractic – QLD Dr. Pete Esdailewww.equine-energy.comPh: 0428 210 911

Equine Hair Analysis Kerry Marsh (B.Ed, B.AgSc.)Ph 0402 772 124www.HTMA.com.auEquine Perfect Body BalanceTracey Mallia EBW Equine MassageDirect from the UK, "Fix it before it breaks"Ph (03) 5941 8642Email: [email protected] Equine Performance Pty Ltd Equiwinner Patch & Flair Nasal Strips1300 886 968www.equineperformance.com.auGarrards Equine Veterinary Practice1300 791 688

Global Medi-VetVet supplies at wholesale pricewww.equineglobal.com.auContact Jim BuchananPh (07) 5543 2156 / 0400 198 081Horse Power Ph 0416 237 665www.horsepower.com.auHunter Valley Equine Podiatry and Lameness CentreDr. Terry [email protected] Medical Lasers – VIC Ph (03) 9302-2845/ 0416 211 5986 inch penetration5 year warrantywww.jblasers.com.auMeadowlands Animal 1300 632 369 / 0419 904 [email protected]

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business directory Medi-Ice Pak Australia – QLDPh 1800 805 766Rapidvite Ph 1800 774 999www.rapidvite.comRoss Brown Sales Pty Ltd – NSW ETI Infrared Equine ThermometerPh (02) 4883 4800Southern Cross Feeds Ph 0400 334 230www.southerncrossfeeds.com.auStock Health Products – VIC Apple Cide r Vinegar1800 255 288Troy Products – NSW Ph (02) 9604 6266

HORSES WANTEDPretty Heads – VIC To be used for showingPh (03) 5940 9223 or 0417 859 [email protected]

HORSE WEARTriple Crown Horsewear – VIC Ph (02) 4373 1688E: enquiry@triplecrownhorsewear.com.auwww.triplecrownhorsewear.com.au

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY, WEB & MARKETING

Mibar – NSW Ph 0408 503 979E: [email protected] Tweedie Racing Web Sites Ph 0417 929 079www.robtweedie.com.au

INSURANCEAustbrokers – NSW Ph (02) 9570 8355 E: [email protected]

Logans – Horse Insurance Ph (02) 9909 1499Email: [email protected] Insurance – NSW Ph (02) 9988 4546 / 0412 333 808www.e-quine.com.auFitton Insurance Ph (07) 4638 4233Email: [email protected]

MEDIA AGENCIESHawkins Media Solutions – QLDPh (07) 3393 6400

PHOTOGRAPHERS & ARTISTS

Animal Artist Sharon Campbell Ph 0402 639 837 www.sharoncampbellsart.comBruno Cannatelli – VICPh 0411 155 724 Email: [email protected] www.ultimateracingphotos.com.au

RUBBER & SURFACESArmour Lining – QLDPh (07) 5442 1466 / 0408 788 188Rubber Belt Mat – QLDPh (07) 4633 1640

Rural Rubber – NSWDurable rubber used for Arenas, Round Yards, Floats or Stable Walls.Ph 0447 377 406 (Dragi Micorski)Email: [email protected]

Streu Fex Ph (03) 9372 1006Email: [email protected]

Superior Rubber Surfaces0011 64 7829 7069 / 0011 64 21 949 721www.superiorrubbersurfaces.co.nz

The Horse Shed Shop – VIC Ph 0400 404 740

SALES & YEARLING PREPARATION

Aylesbury – QLDGrant or Lynne Waters Ph (07) 5543 0653 / 0412 455 961

Bellina Park – VICSharyneViolet Town, Sales & Yearling Prep Ph (03) 5798 1209 / 0408 582 292

Canny Breeders & Racers – QLD0412 053 371Forgotton Valley S tud Braydon Norbury0409 925 433 / (02) 4568 2172

Kedarona – VICPh (03) 5629 4176 / 0418 397 673Kelana Park – QLDHome of Shadow Creek07 5541 2367 / 0412 748 289www.kelanapark.comLakeview Stud – QLDPh 0438 560 363Email: [email protected] Park – QLDPh (07) 4686 1261 / 0407 370 865Ruane John Baxter 0412 441 063Rodney Alfield 0407 281 659Menangle NSWRiverina Downs – NSWPh (02) 6928 7177 / 0418 618 097Wimmera Park– NSWPh (02) 6382 4473 / 0420 729 403Yarraman Park(02) 6545 1961 Scone [email protected] RacingPh (02) 6545 9955 / 0437 676 093Email: [email protected]

STABLES, SHED AND EQUIPMENT

Cliffo’s Contracting Stables, Loose Boxes & FencingCall Darren 0458 254 333Email: [email protected]

Luxus Equestrian Solutions – WAA Division of Commander Ag-Quip Ph 1800 655 033 or 08 9842 6030 Email: [email protected]/horseequipment.html

Needs For Steeds – NSW Ph (02) 4773 9104 / 0428 424 817

Stable Concepts – VIC Ph (03) 5790 4332 / 0428 734 393

STUDSBella Park Thoroughbreds – QLD Ph (07) 4978 7669 / 0400 242 611Bullarook Park Stud – VIC Ph (03) 5796 2166Burnewang North Pastoral - VICPh 0400 894 506Farm Office: (03) 5484 3592Burwood Stud – QLD Ph (07) 4693 1309

Cangon – NSWPh (02) 4992 1231 / 0428 499 231Email: [email protected]

Cressfield Stud – NSWPh (02) 6545 0338 Cromartry – WAPh (08) 9575 4045Eagle Park – NSWPh (02) 6365 4452Egmont Park – QLD Ph (07) 4691 0134Emirates Park – VicPh (03) 9746 1444Hollylodge – VicPh (03) 5796 2495KedaronaPh (03) 5629 4176 / 0418 397 673Kooringal Stud – QLD Ph (02) 6924 6422Lyndhurst Stud Farm – QLD Ph (07) 4661 1588Millford Thoroughbreds – VIC Ph 0458 962 350Monarch Stud – Denman NSWPh 0417 607 425www.monarchstud.comRacetree – QLD Ph (07) 3348 8400Fax: (07) 3348 8477TuranggaPh (02) 6662 4911Wimmera Park – NSWPh (02) 6382 4473 / 0420 729 403Yarraman Park(02) 6545 1961 Scone [email protected]

TRAINERSRob Tweedie Ph 0417 929 079www.racehorsetrainer.com.au

TRANSPORTLightning Horse Transport Personally servicing local, city & country Victoria - 24hr service0457 099 721MLT Transport Melbourne . Sydney . Hunter Valley weekly Ph 0419 115 026 Email: [email protected]’s Horse Transport Melbourne – Sydney – Dubbo – Brisbane – Cairns weeklyCall Les & Paula Rudd (07) 5496 2555www.ruddshorsetransport.com.au

MAGNUSThe Group One winning sprinter & half

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