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Home Affairs retired after Royal Ascot failure

Posted on June 23, 2022
in Australian Horse Racing News

Dual Group 1-winning three-year-old Home Affairs has been retired and is set to stand at Coolmore Stud in the spring of 2022. The colt amassed AU$2.3 million in prizemoney in 10 race starts.

Posted on June 8, 2021
in Horse Racing News

Personal, the 2020 VRC Oaks winner, is set to be jetted off to race in the United States with a run in the Breeders' Cup the main item on the agenda.

Posted on April 29, 2021
in New Zealand Horse Racing News

Triple Group One winning miler Circus Maximus has been secured to stand at Windsor Park Stud in New Zealand for the 2021 Southern hemisphere breeding season. Aptly named due to his gladiatorial qualities, Circus Maximus was a fast, tough, elite level campaigner who was trained in Ireland by Aidan O'Brien throughout his illustrious career. A[...]

Posted on April 29, 2021
in Australian Horse Racing News

With the breeding season fast approaching, Coolmore Australia have released the service fees for their star studded 2021 roster. Coolmore's big name addition of Wootton Bassett will stand for A$71,500 for his first Southern hemisphere season after making a big name for himself in Europe. Best known for being the sire of Almanzor, whose first[...]

Posted on March 10, 2021
in Australian Horse Racing News

High-class colt King's Legacy has been retired and will join Coolmore Stud's stallion roster this spring. A half-brother to leading sire Not A Single Doubt, King's Legacy was prepared by Peter And Paul Snowden to win the 2020 Group One Sires' Produce and Champagne Stakes double. Placed in the Golden Rose as a three-year-old, the[...]

Posted on July 27, 2020
in Australian Horse Racing News

Multiple Group One-winning sprinter Sunlight has been sold for $4.2 million at the Magic Millions National Broodmare Sale at the Gold Coast. Sunlight, who won the Magic Millions 2YO Classic at the Gold Coast in 2018 during her juvenile season and won three Group One sprints in Australia as a three-year-old, was knocked down to[...]

Posted on February 3, 2020
in Australian Horse Racing News

Star colt Yes Yes Yes has been retired with a tendon injury ending his career. The winner of the $14 million Everest in the spring, Yes Yes Yes was found to have heat in his near foreleg on Saturday morning. While the injury is not considered too serious, veterinary advice is it could have become[...]

Posted on November 1, 2019
in Australian Horse Racing News

July Cup winner Ten Sovereigns has been retired and will stand next to his sire No Nay Never at Coolmore Stud. The horse is in Australia after contesting the $14 million Everest in which he finished last after being outpaced. Earlier this week, trainer Aidan O'Brien announced Ten Sovereigns would not run in Saturday's Golden[...]

Posted on May 29, 2019
in Australian Horse Racing News

Global Glamour has become the latest Group One-winning mare to fetch seven figures at the National Broodmare Sale. The 2016 Flight Stakes and Thousand Guineas winner was knocked down for $1.55 million to Tom Magnier from Coolmore Stud. She was sold in foal to exciting sire prospect Zoustar. Trained by Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott,[...]

Home Affairs retired after Royal Ascot failure

Aussie filly Personal headed to US for Breeders’ Cup tilt

Champion miler Circus Maximus to New Zealand’s Windsor Park

Coolmore Australia Announces 2021 Stud Fees

Coolmore announce retirement of King’s Legacy

Star Mare Sunlight Sells For $4.2 Million

No More For Yes Yes Yes After Leg Injury

Ten Sovereigns Retired To Coolmore Stud

Group 1 Star Global Glamour Makes $1.55m

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