Wonderful World/Aces Royale 1 year old Brown Filly
The Wonderful World filly comes from a consistent tough 2YO family. Her female line suggests so being a half sister to the Stakes Winner Carlton Spirit and the Stakes Placed Carlton Ace and as an individual she gives every impression she is likely to race as a two year old. Both these Stakes winning fillies won at 2 and have gone on to produce progeny that have also been stakes placed and won at 2. Her dam, Aces Royale, has produced 8 foals at which 6 have raced, all have won. She is a pretty sure bet.
This Wonderful World Filly is also a half sister to the promising colt Stratumsphere, which I currently train, already a winner of 2 races from just 5 starts, both of these as a 2 year old one of these being a city win. He just returned to the stable and is expected to continue on his winning city ways as a three year old.
As you can see from the photo, this filly has a strong shoulder and powerful hindquarter, she walks with purpose and I would expect these attributes to influence her chances to race early. Her sire Wonderful World is a Group 1 winning 3 year old who won the time honoured and sire producing Caulfield Guineas, these are his second crop of yearlings.
Being by a sire that won at a mile at 3 and then ran second in a Cox Plate, it would suggest to me that this filly should also train on at 3. Further to this, the filly’s pedigree would certainly place her in a wonderful position after her racing career to have a future at stud as a broodmare, you may have noticed her half sister Carlton Spirit has a representative at the upcoming premier sale in Australia, the Sydney Easter Yearling Sale. You can see why I use the term exciting in my introductory comments.
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Pentire/Charmed 1 year old Brown Filly
This filly is by the well credentialed and super successful sire in Pentire. For a number of years this stallion has produced stakes winners both here and in NZ, where he currently stands and over all distances, but realizing that his best performances were in staying Classic Races.
This filly is the typical NZ staying type filly. Physically not over heavy in presence, she displays a quality typical staying type appearance. She too showed a lovely, fluent walk, giving me every indication that this filly is going to be getting over plenty of ground. This filly is much more a 3 year old type, being immature at this stage we will be approaching this filly as a 3 year classic type. She is out of a well bred O’Reilly mare, who is shaping up to be a very successful as a broodmare sire already currently boasting a 65% strike rate of winners to runners including the likes of Group winners such as Daffodil, Shopaholic, Sound Journey, promising filly Steps in Time to mention a few, and Charmed is out of the multiple Group Performed mare in Seraphic, winning over 1600 to 2200m. This filly is clearly bred to stay, her full brother sold for $400k at last years Karaka NZ Sales and is currently in work in NZ and since the sale I have had the inside word that he is showing a great deal of potential.
Also enquire about the Special Set Training Fee Package on offer available with this filly.
Northern Meteor/Jennifer Ann 1 year old Chestnut Colt
This colt is by the exciting first season sire Northern Meteor,- the fastest horse ever over 1200m at Royal Randwick, a Dual track record holder, and a Group One winner down the Flemington Straight by the Champion Sire Encosta De Lago. Northern Meteor is one of the most exciting first season sires, his yearlings selling to $440,000 at the major sales.
He is a serious colt this bloke, beautiful strong head, so much strength and power in his shoulder and has a big girth on him which I look for and plenty of length and strength in his forearms and gaskins. He is out of the speedy stakes placed Flying Spur mare Jennifer Ann, who hails from a strong family saturated in black type winners, there is alot to like about him" Tony said when asked for his thoughts, just after the hammer fell and he was knocked down to him for $100,000 at the Melbourne Premier Sale.
This colt is also Super Vobis Gold Qualified, which is the recent addition to the existing Super Vobis Bonus Scheme, which in short will provide a minimum of 50 VOBIS Gold bonus races for these first crop of VOBIS Gold nominated horses during the 2012-13 season. Each of these
races will carry a $20,000 VOBIS Gold bonus on top of a Super
VOBIS bonus, which ranges in value from $9,000 for country races
to $30,000 for metropolitan races. For further information visit www.vobisgold.com.au
In addition to these there are to be 5 VOBIS Gold feature races to be run during the 2012-13 season., RVL have just announced the second one of these features to be held at Flemington on Saturday 13 April next year, the $210,000 race will be run exclusively for VOBIS Gold nominated two-year-olds. There has been no better time to own and race a horse in Victoria.
Oratorio/Queen Dido 1 year old Brown Filly
We have an opportunity to be involved in a very nice yearling filly puchased at the Magic Millions Sale for $30,000, which is to be raced out of our Perth Stable.
This filly is by one of WA's most promising young sires in ORATORIO. Oratorio was a highly-talented juvenile, winning the 2004 Adelaide Magic Millions, before training on to win the 2004 Group 3 C S Hayes Stakes (1200m) at Moonee Valley at three before being retired to stud after injuring himself in the spring of his 3YO year and stands at Gray and Jan Williamson’s Mungrup Stud. Since then he has become something of a phenomenon, as his sons and daughters haven’t stopped winning, including the exciting filly Motion Pictures and Gold Rocks who both have won the $500,000 Group 2 Karrakatta Plate (1200m) at Ascot, and Group 2 WA Guineas winner Clueless Angel and dual Listed winner Waratah’s Secret.
This filly also hails from a strong family on her dam's side, being out of a Half sister to Mr Baritone who won at the highest level when scoring in the GROUP 1 QTC CUP.
This filly is also WESTSPEED eligible and is very affordable for everyone given she was only a $30,000 yearling purchase.
There are a lot of options available for racehorse ownership. You can enjoy the thrill of seeing your horse race and hopefully win without having to pay large amounts of money.
The options are listed below, if you would like to discuss which suits you best please call Jill Murphy in the office.
Going it alone means you reap all the rewards and have control over key decisions. You will get the total prize money, less trainer and jockey shares, as well as being able to make an acceptance speech and display the trophy on you mantelpiece. Ownership does however mean you carry all of the costs alone.
Up to ten people can jointly race a horse. The joint owner whose name is listed first on the ownership or lease documents will be the official manager of the joint owners or partners under the Rules of Racing.
Each joint-owner or partner's name appears in the racebook as a registered owner and each is entitled to race day ownership privileges which give access to members' enclosure and mounting yard.
Joint ownership has a tremendous dual benefit. On one hand, you will share in the excitement with a group of friends and at the same time you split the costs.
Up to twenty people can jointly race a horse if they register as a syndicate under the Rules of Racing (a company can also be registered as a syndicate). Only the syndicate manager's name appears in the racebook along with the syndicate name.
Ownership is when you, your partners or syndicate purchase a horse. From the time you purchase you are responsible for the horse's welfare, training, upkeep and all costs. In turn, you are entitled to all the prizemoney less the mandatory trainer and jockey payments.
Leasing does not involve an upfront purchase price; instead you agree to "rent" a horse from an owner for a set period of up to three years. Throughout the term of the lease you are considered to be the owner and required to pay all costs associated with racing the horse. You will pay the lessor an agreed rent (usually around 25-30%) that may include a percentage of stakes money less trainer and jockey payments. If you lease a horse both parties need to sign a lease agreement that can incorporate special provisions such as giving the lessee an option to purchase the horse for an agreed amount.