Mongolian Khan

Bosson has sights set on next Group One milestone

Posted on April 19, 2022
in New Zealand Horse Racing News

Champion jockey Opie Bosson completed a full house of Group One wins in New Zealand when Imperatriz cruised to victory in the Group 1 New Zealand Thoroughbred Breeders' Stakes (1600m) at Te Rapa on Saturday. New Zealand hosts 20 Group One races annually and the fillies and mares feature was the one domestic Group One[...]

Posted on February 4, 2022
in New Zealand Horse Racing News

Lessons learned from one of Australasia's premier horsemen will stand Andrew Forsman in good stead for the next phase of his thoroughbred career. Forsman has trained in partnership with Murray Baker for the past decade and their close and successful association has been marked by 24 Group One victories spanning both sides of the Tasman.[...]

Posted on May 15, 2021
in New Zealand Horse Racing News

Galileo's triple Group One winning son Circus Maximus heads the 2021 stallion roster at Windsor Park Stud. Group One placed as a two-year-old, Circus Maximus won the Group 1 St James's Palace Stakes (1600m) and Group 1 Prix du Moulin de Longchamp (1600m) at three, before returning as a four-year-old to land the Group 1[...]

Posted on April 14, 2021
in New Zealand Horse Racing News

One of the highlights of the Mornington program on Tuesday was the dominant victory of lightly-tried New Zealand bred three-year-old Made By Khan. The Matt Laurie-trained son of Mongolian Khan was sent out a favourite and never gave punters a moment's concern after being pushed forward to set the tempo for jockey Lachlan Neindorf. The[...]

Posted on December 20, 2020
in New Zealand Horse Racing News

Promising three-year-old Mongolian Wings showed he could be on a similar path to his illustrious sire when he produced an eye-catching display to shed his maiden status at Te Rapa. The Murray Baker and Andrew Forsman-trained gelding is by triple Group 1 winner Mongolian Khan who scooped a Group 1 Derby double in his three-year-old[...]

Posted on October 6, 2020
in New Zealand Horse Racing News

Wagga trainer Tim Donnelly cleaned up at his local meeting on Saturday, claiming three of the six winners on the card, including the heavily backed Mongolian Brave, which was supported from $5 into $1.90 favourite on debut. Under a positive ride, the New Zealand Bloodstock Ready To Run Sale graduate led throughout and ran out[...]

Posted on July 22, 2020
in New Zealand Horse Racing News

Shane Crawford has spent a large portion of his working life overseas in various racing jurisdictions, but the Cambridge trainer is pleased to be based in his homeland with the COVID-19 pandemic currently wreaking havoc around the world. Crawford has been training in New Zealand for the last decade, but prior to that the Waikato[...]

Posted on April 8, 2020
in China Horse Racing News

Racehorse trainer Rui Severino has been aware of the threat of Covid-19 for longer than most. The worldly horseman has been based at a thoroughbred training centre in Wuhan, the epicentre of the Covid-19 outbreak, since late last year, prior to the virus being detected. For many in China's burgeoning horse racing industry, Wuhan is[...]

Posted on December 16, 2019
in New Zealand Horse Racing News

With Charm Spirit in stellar form and a new wave of stallions approaching their yearling debuts, the festive period has some extra shine this year for the team at Windsor Park Stud. Multiple Group 1 winner Charm Spirit has been shuttling to Windsor Park since 2015, and his oldest southern hemisphere progeny are now three[...]

Bosson has sights set on next Group One milestone

Forsman well-grounded for solo training career

Triple Group One winner heads New Zealand’s Windsor Park roster

Bright staying future for Mongolian Khan 3YO

Familiar look to impressive Te Rapa maiden winner

Winners flowing for Mongolian Khan

Well-travelled Crawford grateful to be home

Ex-pat safe in Chinese racing bubble

Charm Spirit heads exciting Windsor Park roster

What are you really gambling with?