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By Wandering Eyes · Posted
With six days to go until the $2 million Preakness Stakes (G1) at Pimlico Race Course, Bob Baffert-trained Goal Oriented recorded a half-mile breeze in :47 3/5 at Churchill Downs May 11.View the full article -
By Wandering Eyes · Posted
Grade 1 winner Johannes is nearing his first work of the year after spending more than two months on a Kentucky farm, trainer Tim Yakteen said May 11.View the full article -
By Wandering Eyes · Posted
Favorite Zarigana was awarded the victory over Shes Perfect in the French One Thousand Guineas (G1) May 11. Kieran Shoemark had finished first past the post on the Charlie Fellowes-trained Shes Perfect, but the result was overturned by the stewards.View the full article -
By Chief Stipe · Posted
Wootton Bassett Fee Announced Tara Madgwick - Friday May 9 During a high octane night of trade at the Inglis Chairman’s Sale Coolmore boss Tom Magnier was active at the top of the market purchasing three stunning mares in Amelia’s Jewel, Tiz Invincible and Estriella and also announced the fee for Wootton Bassett (GB). The reigning Champion European 2YO Sire, Wootton Bassett will be back in Australia this spring at the record breaking fee of $350,000 plus GST. It’s the highest fee ever set on a sire in Australia and reflects the regard in which he is held in the Northern Hemisphere. Tom Magnier announced the fee for Wootton Bassett at $350,000 plus GST. Speaking early in the evening after purchasing Tiz Invincible, Magnier made the announcement. “She's a very good-looking mare, and we’ll be sending her to Wootton Bassett,” he said. “Obviously, I don't have to explain Wootton Bassett. We're very fortunate to have a stallion like him. “He's standing at $350,000 this year. We're hopeful now to send our best mares to him and there's been some great inquiries from the best mare owners in the country, so we are locking into the stallion now and we'll hope for a bit of luck.” Wootton Bassett is the pride of Coolmore. Wootton Bassett has covered 200 plus mare books in Ireland in his past three seasons so has a wealth of talent coming through in the Northern Hemisphere that may well see him challenge for the title of Champion European Sire. While Australians have had access to champion sires such as Galileo, Dubawi and Invincible Spirit early in their stud careers we have never had a stallion of that magnitude come to Australia at the height of his powers. -
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