There’s no stopping the Dubawi juggernaut. On Sunday night NZ time the grey mare Coronet (Dubawi- Approach by Darshaan) was successful in the Group...
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On a weekend that had already delivered him more Australian black-type, Per Incanto went within a whisker of providing two of the first three home...
Progressive 5YO Mauna Kea (Per Incanto-City Class rose by City On A Hill) looks in for another successful winter and spring campaign going by a...
Racing Minister Winston Peters has announced who is being appointed to the Racing Industry Transition Agency (RITA) following the passing of the...
It might be overly optimistic to think Snap Fit (Nadeem-Gold Circle by Kilimanjaro) could eventually match the deeds of Nadeems best Hong Kong...
Hong Kong racegoers finally got to see what all the hype was about when Classic Unicorn ( Per Incanto-Grace and Eva by Stravinsky) made his long...
It’s been a great few days for Lower Hutt breeders and long-time LA clients Anne and John Gilbert. As part of the Block partnership, Anne and John...
Adelaide trained Parsifal (Darci Brahma-Della Lobra by Stravinsky) continued his ascent through the intermediate sprinting grades with his fourth...
Per Incanto’s spectacular season has meant many breeders have chosen to hang onto their 2018 foals so opportunities to purchase weanlings by NZ’s...
It's fair to say we are pretty excited about the quality book of mares the boys are attracting, especially those from the astute Australian...
A graduate of LA’s 2016 Karaka Premier draft, Parsifal (Darci Brahma-Della Lobra by Stravinsky) remained unbeaten in his latest campaign following another dominant win in Adelaide on Saturday over 1100m. Bred by the Block Partnership, the progressive 4YO gelding’s record now stands at five wins from 11 career starts, with stake earnings approaching 200k. Parsifal’s year younger full brother The Buzz, also sold by LA, is shaping-up as a promising galloper as well. Trained by Moira and Kieran...
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First and foremost, stockman and people whose interest in the animal translates into an innate ability to read how a horse will develop. I’ll see a foal at LA and Sam or Buzz will tell me how they expect it to develop. I’ll see it during my Karaka inspections 12 months later, and you could blow me over with a feather
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NZ Bloodstock, Karaka