Teofilo the champion son of Galileo

The male line of Sadler’s Wells rests firmly by his champion son Galileo, especially via two sons both produced from daughters of Danehill, namely Frankel and Teofilo. Frankel, bred by the late Prince Khalid bin Abdullah (Saudi Royal Family) was born at Banstead Manor Farm in Suffolk and raced in the silks of Juddmonte Farms.…

ByBluebloodsJune 15, 20220Comments

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Cambridge Stud

Quality runs deep at Cambridge Stud through exciting young Group 1-winning stallions, a broodmare band of the highest calibre and a racing team headed by a glamour mare. Little wonder then that the iconic nursery continues to thrive on all equine fronts. Shuttle stallions Almanzor and Hello Youmzain, who has completed his first tour of…

ByPaul VettiseFebruary 21, 20220Comments

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Haunui Farm

The list of Champions to come off Haunui Farm always makes impressive reading. Just recently the likes of Melody Belle and Western Empire were raised on Haunui’s pastures, an experience shared by the 62 youngsters that the farm will present at Karaka in March. We spoke with Haunui’s Sales & Marketing Manager Shannon Taylor about…

ByGlen LathamMarch 30, 20202Comments

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Trelawney Stud

Trelawney Stud’s familiar green, red and gold stylised silks were regular visitors to winners’ stalls both at home and away during the spring carnivals and the historic Cambridge nursery’s colours have continued to shine this year. Brent and Cherry Taylor’s racing team have compiled a series of impressive black type results while sales graduates have…

ByPaul VettiseMarch 30, 20200Comments

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Sparks Fly at Karaka 2022 Million

For the sixth year in a row, a packed and sun-soaked Ellerslie saluted syndication superstars Te Akau Racing and record-breaking trainer Jamie Richards as the winners of the $1m DoubleTree by Hilton Karaka Million 2YO (1200m). “This is special,” said Ellis, who led Dynastic back to scale after Saturday’s superb win. “I was actually quite…

ByJohn HutchinsonMarch 30, 20202Comments

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