As the majority of the premier yearlings sales are out of the way for 2019, our attention turns towards breeding stock sales and this week we see the Inglis The Chairman’s Sale as well as the Inglis Australian Broodmare and Weanling Sale, both at Riverside Stables. The weanling portion of the sale kicks off the four day sale this Thursday where Cable Bay will be represented by his first two [...]
Woodside Park Stud is extremely proud to announce our 2019 Stallion Roster that will once again be headed by Victoria’s Champion Sire Written Tycoon, a stallion who really needs no introduction. “A beacon for the Victorian industry, Written Tycoon’s appeal extends far beyond as he is one of only a handful of stallions to have sired two individual colts to win the two richest G1 2YO features on the Australian [...]
It’s been an exciting week for the Woodside Park Stud stallions both in the sale ring and on the racetrack, with the progeny of Written Tycoon, Cable Bay and Foxwedge all showing up. With 16 yearlings selling last week at the Inglis Australian Easter Yearling Sale at an average of $326,875, over 6.6 times his services fee at time of conception, Written Tycoon experienced a super exciting hour period during [...]
A winner of the G3 Gosford Belle Of The Turf Stakes last time in, the Chris Waller-trained Sexy Eyes, a daughter of Written Tycoon, resumed on Saturday and was far too classy in the Listed Toowoomba Weetwood Handicap. Set to sell at the Magic Millions National Broodmare Sale, the mare is just another prime example of the opportunities to tap into the blood of Woodside Park Stud’s Champion stallion. This [...]
Overnight at Lingfield Park in the UK, Cable Bay’s first ever runner, the Archie Watson-trained Electric Ladyland produced an outstanding display to jump the gates, take the lead, and pull away in a two-year-old course-record time over the 5f to become the first winner for her G2-winning, G1 placed sire. With the European flat season only commencing last Saturday at Doncaster, the team at Woodside Park Stud couldn’t have hoped [...]
Always a major player in the global bloodstock industry, it was on various racetracks around the world over the weekend that Japanese-bred runners once again highlighted their outstanding class. Kicking off at the US$35 million Dubai World Cup meeting, Japan’s glamour girl Almond Eye continued her dominance with a stunning victory in the G1 Dubai Turf (1800m), defeating the fellow Japanese-bred Vivlos (Deep Impact), herself a winner of the Dubai [...]
