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A Pivotal name in modern pedigrees

[Published Bluebloods Nov/Dec 2020] The autumn in Europe has been very wet, with racecourse surfaces turning soft or even heavy. There is no doubt that soft underfoot conditions change the complexion of racing, not all for the better. Good horses defect from good races and those that stand their ground are frequently compromised to one…

ByJohn BoyceNovember 3, 20210Comments

Bluebloods Movers & Shakers

Steve Brown

[Published Bluebloods Nov/Dec 2020] Since the reign of King Charles II and the acknowledged birth of modern racing circa 370 years ago, the number of truly innovative changes to our sport can, arguably, be counted on one hand. History will judge if micro-ownership will be added to that list and if it can, then MiRunners and…

ByGlen LathamOctober 25, 20210Comments

Bluebloods Pedigree Analysis

Border Bounty Family

[Published Bluebloods Nov/Dec 2020] As one might expect there are relative few examples of horses bred in Denmark exerting an influence on international racing. There are, however, some notable exceptions. One from the latter part of the last century, the mare Rossard, was not only bred in Denmark, but was by a Danish stallion (Glacial, a son…

ByAlan PorterOctober 25, 20210Comments

Bluebloods Stallion Profile

Savabeel

[Published Bluebloods Nov/Dec 2020] One of the finest representatives of the Sir Tristram sire line via that legendary stallion’s outstanding son Zabeel, Waikato Stud’s 19-year-old Savabeel continues to shine with seven different horses winning stakes races in the first half of the season. Savabeel’s excellent start to 2019/20 was heralded by a barnstorming Rowley Mile-Listed, 1600m victory…

ByKristen ManningOctober 18, 20210Comments

Bluebloods Pedigree Analysis

Battle of the Sexes

[Published Bluebloods Sept/Oct 2020] GENETIC COMPATIBILITY BREEDING the thoroughbred racehorse remains an inexact science, despite interesting genetic research by professional companies. Simon Marsh, general manager of Watership Down Stud since 1992 for Lord and Lady Webber, stated in an interview: “If you have the greatest stallion in the world and the best mare in the world, there’s…

ByKen McLeanOctober 18, 20210Comments

Bluebloods Personality Profile

Henry Dwyer

[Published Bluebloods July/August 2020] After a humble beginning as a trainer seven years ago Henry Dwyer has developed quite a reputation for providing his owners with the most enjoyable and successful racing experience possible. The standard he has achieved is demonstrated by the tangible assets he has been able to build. With stabling at Caulfield, where…

ByGraeme KellyOctober 7, 20210Comments

Bluebloods

Silverdale is Hiring a Farm Hand

Silverdale Farm, located in the Southern Highlands, is currently seeking an experienced Farm Hand to join their diverse team in growing what will be Best Standard in the equine racing & breeding industry. This is a significant opportunity to contribute to an innovative and rapidly expanding business who prioritises the professional development of their team. Applicants…

ByBluebloodsSeptember 22, 20210Comments

Bluebloods Bluebloods - Feature Article

Redoute’s Legacy

[Published Bluebloods May/June 2020] In the autumn of 1987, New York bloodstock agent Alan Quartucci signed for a 4-year-old Nijinsky II filly, Dancing Show, being sold by Ralph C. Wilson Jr, for $75,000 for New Zealand interests. She was bred to Miswaki on Southern Hemisphere time, and the resulting foal, named Umatilla, was a Group-1…

ByBill OppenheimSeptember 1, 20210Comments

Bluebloods Pedigree Analysis

The Breed Changing Blandford D1b combination

[Published Bluebloods March 2020] ONE of the most interesting developments with regard to genetics and the thoroughbred is the establishment of female lines sorted by Mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA), mitochondria being genetic material that exists outside the nucleus of the cell, and is passed on exclusively through the female line. The mitochondria have numerous vital functions,…

ByAlan PorterSeptember 1, 20210Comments

Bluebloods Personality Profile

David White

[published Bluebloods March 2020] IN THE early days of shuttle stallions many young horsemen and women were also lured from Ireland to do their own “shuttle season” working on studs in Australia and NZ and many then decided to make their home here. They have became a vital part of our industry and one notable…

ByGraeme KellyAugust 30, 20210Comments

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