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Sunline In Foal to Leading Sire Zabeel

Champion Australasian distafferSunline has been confirmed in foal to leading New Zealand sire Zabeel at the 16-day pregnancy test.

 Monday, November 29, 2004

Buyers From Macau, Korea Active at New Zealand Sale

There was much activity by buyers from Macau and Korea at today's Ready-To-Run sale in New Zealand.

 Tuesday, November 16, 2004

End Sweep Filly Beats Colts in New Zealand Classic

A filly by deceased End Sweep is the toast of New Zealand after downing the colts in the 2,000 Guineas (NZ-I) Nov. 10.

 Friday, November 12, 2004

Sunline Has First Foal, by Rock of Gibraltar

Sunline delivered her first foal, a bay filly by Rock Of Gibraltar, at Cambridge Stud in New Zealand's Waikato region early Oct 18.

 Monday, October 18, 2004

Phar Lap Yearling Catalogue to be Highlight of Australia Auction

The only official auction catalogue featuring the purchase and ownership of the legendary Phar Lap as a yearling will be among items to be offered at an auction of historic sporting memorabilia in Sydney, Australia Sept. 30. The 1928 catalogue is expected to fetch up to $100,000.

 Friday, September 24, 2004

Starcraft Takes Step Toward Cox Plate

Exciting colt Starcraft duly advanced another step toward next month's W.S. Cox Plate (Aust-I) in taking the Stoney Bridge Stakes (NZ-II) at Hastings Sept. 18.

 Sunday, September 19, 2004

New Zealand Bloodstock Adds Four Sales To Calendar

New Zealand Bloodstock has announced its plans to conduct four extra auction sales a year in response to owners and breeders expressing interest in having more opportunities to buy and sell mixed bloodstock.

 Tuesday, September 07, 2004

Volksraad Wins Third New Zealand Sire Title

Volksraad, a Danzig grandson, has joined an elite group of champion New Zealand sires.

 Wednesday, August 04, 2004

Gold Mine to New Zealand

Gold Mine, a 5-year-old son of Mr. Prospector, has been purchased by Mark and Denny Baker's Hallmark Stud for stallion duty at that farm near Te Kauwhata, New Zealand.

 Thursday, June 24, 2004

Trelawney-bred Fillies Run One-Two in Queensland Oaks

One of New Zealand's most famous studs, Trelawney, brought off a classic coup when fillies bred at the historic Waikato establishment finished one-two in the Queensland Oaks (Aust-I) June 5.

 Monday, June 07, 2004

Super Elegant a Doomben Delight Down Under

Super Elegant collected his second grade I in a week in defeating a talented bunch of sprinters in the Doomben 10,000 (Aust-I) in Brisbane, Australia, on May 22.

 Monday, May 24, 2004

Danehill Sons Just Keep Turning Up

Two new additions to Australasian breeding barns have highlighted the need to look closely at just what breeders down here are doing.

 Wednesday, May 19, 2004

Van Nistelrooy to Shuttle Again to New Zealand

Irish group II winner Van Nistelrooy will return to Trelawney Stud in Cambridge, New Zealand.

 Wednesday, May 12, 2004

Storm Creek to Shuttle to Stoney Bridge in New Zealand

California stallion Storm Creek is scheduled to shuttle to Stoney Bridge near Karaka, New Zealand.

 Wednesday, May 12, 2004

New Zealand National Sale Ends Run On Upswing

New Zealand Bloodstock's three-day national weanling and broodmare sale ended Tuesday on an upbeat note when 290 broodmares were offered.

 Tuesday, May 11, 2004

Demand for Weanlings Soars in New Zealand National Sale

Business was up during the weanling portion of New Zealand Bloodstock Ltd.'s national weanling, broodmare, and mixed bloodstock sale.

 Monday, May 10, 2004

Australian Broodmare Sale Continues Upward Auction Trend

It seems the free spending honeymoon is far from over if the outstanding success of the opening session of the 2004 Australian Broodmare sale today is anything to go by.

 Monday, April 19, 2004

Prominent New Zealand Stallion Centaine Dead

Centaine, one of New Zealand's best stallions of the past two decades, died at Waikato Stud on April 19.

 Monday, April 19, 2004

Ekraar To Stoney Bridge in New Zealand

Millionaire Ekraar will take up Southern Hemisphere stallion duty at Stoney Bridge in Karaka, New Zealand.

 Thursday, April 08, 2004

Daggers Drawn Lands First Group I Winner

Daggers Drawn, a low-cost commuter between Ballyhane and Curraghmore studs, landed his first group I success when Iflooxcouldkill survived two objections to retain the Ellerslie, New Zealand, Sires' Produce Stakes on Feb 28.

 Monday, March 01, 2004

Aussie Filly Tops in New Zealand

Australian filly Lashed has emerged as the current leader in the quest of New Zealand Horse of the Year honors.

 Monday, March 01, 2004

Top New Zealand Filly Euthanized Following Accident

Outstanding Australian Tale of the Cat 3 year-old Taatletail was euthanized Feb. 24 after injuring herself in a barn accident.

 Tuesday, February 24, 2004

Zabeel's Son Reset takes Australian Guineas

Reset is unique of Zabeel's 26 group I winners in that the Australian Guineas (Aust-I) winner was foaled in Australia, the others in their sire's native New Zealand.

 Monday, February 16, 2004

New Zealand Select Yearling Sale Ends on a High Note

The select portion of New Zealand Bloodstock's national yearling sales ended Friday with significant increases in gross revenue, average price, median, price, and clearance rate.

 Friday, January 30, 2004

New Zealand Select Sale on Upswing After Two Days

The results from the first two days of the select portion of the national yearling sale in New Zealand showed increases in average price, median price, and clearance rate.

 Thursday, January 29, 2004

Danehill Colt Brings $744,279 as Premier Sale Ends in New Zealand

Gross, average record big increases at the New Zealand Bloodstock's premier yearling auction.

 Wednesday, January 28, 2004

NZ Premier Sale Gross Already Tops 2003 Auction

The Premier yearling sale in New Zealand has posted very strong numbers for the first two days of the three-day auction, the gross already surpassing the entire sale of 2003.

 Tuesday, January 27, 2004

New Zealand Sale Up; $1 Million for Danehill Colt

Bolstered by a $1 million yearling (U.S. $671,510), the first day of the New Zealand Premier yearling sale at Karaka showed healthy increases.

 Tuesday, January 27, 2004

Australian Breeders Merge Two Bodies

Australia's Thoroughbred breeders have taken a significant step toward unity with a merger of its two leading bodies. Thoroughbred Breeders Australia (TBA) and Aushorse jointly announced their amalgamation in a press statement earlier this month.

 Monday, December 08, 2003

Indian Danehill Switches Shuttle Location

A late switch has seen Indian Danehill redirected to Java Lodge in the Waikato, rather than complete his second southern season at Lindsay Park. Danehill's Irish-bred French group I winner arrived at the Waikato farm of Jo and Ross Mackie at 9.30 p.m. Aug. 26.

 Friday, August 29, 2003

NZ-Bred Sixty Seconds Takes First U.S. Stakes in Glens Falls

Sixty Seconds, who made her North American debut just last month, captured Monday's Glens Falls Handicap (gr. IIIT) by a head over Primetimevalentine at Saratoga. Alternate was just a neck back in third.

 Monday, August 25, 2003

New Zealand Champion Jockey Retires

Champion Kiwi jockey Lance O'Sullivan stunned New Zealand racing yesterday with his retirement from the saddle.

 Wednesday, August 13, 2003

Asian Racing Conference Takes Place March 1-6

The 29th Asian Racing Conference in Auckland, New Zealand from March 1-6 is being staged to strengthen the Asian Racing Federation's position in global racing.

 Friday, February 28, 2003

Numbers Down at New Zealand Sale

Turnover at the 77th New Zealand yearling sale series closed at $47,235,200 for 970 head and experienced a significant drop in the lower end of the market. Receipts for eight days of selling were down 14% on the previous year.

 Wednesday, February 05, 2003

Solid Start for Stravinsky Down Under

As many of the first northern 2-year-olds by Stravinsky are in various stages of pre-schooling, his first southern generation made a significant impact on the New Zealand Premier Yearling Sale

 Monday, February 03, 2003

New Zealand Premier Yearling Sale Gross, Average Down; Median Up

The three-day premier yearling sale conducted by New Zealand Bloodstock that ended today saw a decline in both gross and average from a year ago.

 Wednesday, January 29, 2003

New Zealand Premier Yearling Sale Up After Two Days

Things slowed a bit today, the second day of the New Zealand premier yearling sale at Karaka, but the gross and average were both still ahead of last year's figures.

 Tuesday, January 28, 2003

Figures Up Sharply at New Zealand Premier Sale

The gross and average were up sharply at the opening session Monday of the New Zealand National Yearling sale at Karaka.

 Monday, January 27, 2003

New Zealand Citation Has Name Change

Racing purists will be spared the horror of watching another Citation run around in New Zealand this year.

 Tuesday, October 15, 2002

Sunline A Perfect 10 in New Zealand

Sunline made it 10 for 10 in her homeland in returning with a win in the Mudgway Stakes (NZ-II) at New Zealand's Hawkes Bay on Aug. 24. The champion distaffer had to scrap some with pacemaker Tit For Taat in the stretch before recording her 32nd win from 45 starts. She won by three-quarters of a length.

 Monday, August 26, 2002

Post-Sale X-Rays Discussed by Aussie, NZ Sale Companies

Two of Australasia's largest bloodstock sales companies, New Zealand Bloodstock and William Inglis & Son, have ruled out post-sale X-rays as the much-anticipated repository system is about to become a reality. But Queensland rival Magic Millions is prepared to entertain X-rays post-sale to determine whether a transaction should stand.

 Thursday, August 22, 2002

Sunline NZ Horse of the Year for Fourth Year in a Row

Sunline again exhausted all of the usual superlatives in collecting her fourth straight New Zealand Horse of the Year award. Voting numbers are not generally disclosed at awards in this part of the world, but from a panel of 42 judges made up of media and racing club administrators 26 of 41 ballots (63%) placed Sunline No. 1 and Ethereal No. 2, the other plumping for a tie.

 Monday, August 19, 2002

Sunline Three-Peats as Aussie Horse of the Year

New Zealand's top mare also earned entry to Australia's Racing Hall of Fame. Australia also named its other champions of 2001-2002.

 Wednesday, July 31, 2002

Name Protection

By Alastair Bull -- You may not realize it, but Citation is alive and in training. So, for that matter, is Allez France. We've also seen Habibti racing again, and doing very well. None of these horses are clones. All are instead examples of one of world racing's great anomalies: the ability to re-use the names of champion racehorses.

 Tuesday, July 30, 2002

The Oaks Stud Bought in New Zealand; To Stand Our Emblem's Full Brother

Australian businessman Dick Karreman has purchased The Oaks Stud in New Zealand and will stand Our Emblem's full brother, Traditionally, there during the southern hemisphere season.

 Wednesday, July 10, 2002

Inglis June Sale Underway in Victoria

The first two days of the Inglis June weanling and Thoroughbred sale in Victoria, Australia, have ended with good indicators.

 Tuesday, June 25, 2002

New Zealand Broodmare Sale Declines

Average price at the New Zealand National Broodmare sale fell 25 per cent to $9,532 (all amounts in New Zealand funds) for 215 head.

 Monday, May 20, 2002

Business Down During Weanling Portion of New Zealand Mixed Sale

The weanling portion of New Zealand Bloodstock's national mixed sale ended on Monday with downturns from the previous year.

 Monday, May 13, 2002

Australian Champion Ethereal Retired

Ethereal, the champion New Zealand-bred Australian stayer by Rhythm, has been retired. The heroine of last year's Melbourne Cup (Aust-I) signed off with another exciting win in The BMW Harry Tancred Stakes (Aust-I) at Sydney's Rosehill Gardens on March 23.

 Friday, March 29, 2002

Gross Increases, But Average Drops At New Zealand Colts Sale

The select colts portion of the New Zealand national yearling sales series ended on Friday at Karaka with gross revenues of $9,548,000 (approximately $4,038,804 in U.S. funds) and an average price of $32,148 ($13,599) for the 297 horses sold during the two sessions. The gross was up by 7.0%, but the average was down by 25.8% from last year, when 206 horses grossed $8,927,000 and averaged $43,300.

 Friday, February 01, 2002
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