Golden Slipper winning sire Vancouver added a new metropolitan winner to his tally at Moonee Valley on Friday night when Captain Canuck (3c Vancouver x Miss Fidler, by Royal Academy) shook off maiden status in the first event of the night.…

It’s not easy for a three year-old to jump straight from a provincial maiden win to Benchmark 72 company at Randwick on Wednesday, but talented gelding El Buena (3g Rubick x For Lulu, by Fastnet Rock) made it look easy.…

Pride of Dubai is the reigning Champion Australian First Crop Sire and the dual Group I winning son of Street Cry is also making his presence felt in the Northern Hemisphere where he has sired more stakes-winners than any other first season sire this year in Europe.…

Progressive colt Flying Visit (2c Pride Of Dubai x Fionnuar, by Teofilo) scored a tenacious head win in the Group III Eyrefield Stakes (9f) at Leopardstown on Saturday to become the seventh stakes-winner worldwide for his sire Pride of Dubai.…

Triple Crown hero American Pharoah sired his first European Group I winner in France when blue-blooded colt Van Gogh (2c American Pharoah x Imagine, by Sadler's Wells) captured the Group I Criterium International (1m) at Saint-Cloud.…

Two time Cox Plate winner So You Think has emerged as one of our leading sires and he enjoyed great success at Randwick on Saturday with a new stakes-winner in Irish bred Knights Order (6g So You Think x Lamanka Lass, by Woodman), while his top class three year-old Peltzer…

The $500,000 MVRC Inglis Banner (1000m) at Moonee Valley on Saturday was won by Sneaky Five (2f Fastnet Rock x Small Minds, by Canny Lad).…

The Inglis Ready2Race Sale on Tuesday produced some good results with an eye-catching Pride of Dubai colt from Impressive Eagle finding favour with the market to sell for $530,000.…

A homebred for Bylong Park, progressive gelding Think It Over (5g So You Think x Personal Service, by Zabeel) upped the ante at Randwick on Saturday to post his first Black Type victory taking out the Group III ATC Craven Plate (2000m).…

Galileo’s champion son Churchill is in Australia this spring, but his stocks have been on the rise in the Northern Hemisphere with good results from his first yearlings sold at European sales highlighted again this week when he was the leading freshman sire at Tattersalls October Yearling Sale Book …

Just Beautiful (2f Pride Of Dubai - Astrelle, by Makfi) emerged as an exciting prospect on Friday when making all to score on debut at Kempton.…

The third highest priced yearling sold during the first session of the Tattersalls October Yearling Sale Book 2 was a filly from the first crop of Churchill from Date with Destiny that fetched 350,000 guineas.…