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The best horses that didn’t win the G1 Golden Slipper

Almost every racing fan in Australia knows that colts who win the G1 Golden Slipper go on to be successful stallions at a rate much higher than the collection of horses who get an opportunity to stand at stud. The winners of this race, colts or fillies, have an outstanding record on the track and in the breeding sheds, but what about those who didn’t win?
Tuesday 17th March
Kia Ora-bred juveniles light up Rosehill as the Golden Slipper beckons

The duo of Kia Ora Stud-bred 2-year-olds stole the spotlight at Rosehill on Saturday with a Group 3 double that has propelled Pembrey and Warwoven into Golden Slipper contention, delivering a dream afternoon for the Hunter Valley farm.

March 17th 2026

Trial Report: Extremely Tempted looks extremely talented at the Randwick trials

A smart group of performers stepped out at the Randwick trials, highlighted by an impressive win from the exciting 2-year-old Extremely Tempted, while Miss Roumbini, Tenenbaum, Spirit Of Wealth and Parcae also impressed, alongside the return of Lady Of Camelot.

March 17th 2026

Hong Kong Review: Caballus’ sibling dead-heats at Sha Tin

Wins by a half-brother to recent Group 1 winner Caballus, a half-brother to young sire Prost, and a half-brother to current Tasmanian stakes placed filly Crack The Shutters, all recorded wins at Sha Tin to provide pedigree boosts to strong pages. Headwater sired a double.

March 17th 2026

'It's no surprise she's a great producer': Cristal Eyes bears latest fruit in a thoroughly Vinery family tree

It is hard enough to produce one Group winner, let alone two in eight days, but a cursory look at the page of Cristal Eyes suggests she has been destined to do so. Adam White discusses how her family's history intertwines with Vinery Stud, and Bruce Elkington chases the roots of her success back to his first meeting with the late Alan Green.

March 16th 2026

Are the days of big Kiwi raids on Sydney’s Autumn Carnival fading?

New Zealand’s influence on Sydney’s autumn carnival has long been significant, but shifting race dates, stronger domestic prizemoney and changing campaign strategies may mean the traditional wave of Kiwi challengers potentially could become less common.

March 16th 2026

Triple Group 1 winner Provence confirmed for Chairman's Sale

A Group 1 winner three times in 2025, Savabeel mare Provence is the latest star confirmed for the 2026 Inglis Chairman's Sale. Tony Rider's Milan Park will cross the Tasman for the first time to offer the 6-year-old on Thursday, May 7.

March 16th 2026

Variety is the spice of life in 2026 Inglis HTBA Sale catalogue

The catalogue for the 2026 Inglis HTBA Yearling Sale is now available for perusal, with the progeny of over 80 stallions on offer from some of Australia's leading vendors.

March 16th 2026

Saturday summary: Lazzura defies the weight to triumph in the Coolmore

Lazzura led the way on a quality days racing with a Group 1 triumph in the Coolmore Classic, while Sixties showcased his class in the Phar Lap Stakes, and Salty Pearl and Flying For Fun added further impressive performances — with the promise of more to come.

March 15th 2026

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