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🔒 🔒 Lady Of Camelot deal still on the table as date with Extreme Choice looms
Sir Owen Glenn remains hopeful of selling Golden Slipper winner Lady Of Camelot but if not, the star mare could be among a star-studded first book for Go Bloodstock’s multiple Group 1-winning stallion Sir Delius in 2027.
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Run The Numbers – The elevated state of the global yearling market
With US$536 million spent across 12 sessions, the recently completed Keeneland September Sale was the highest-grossing yearling sale in history. Run The Numbers looks at whether it speaks only to the American market or reflects a broader global demand for elite bloodstock.
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Does Racing NSW’s rapid executive baton change help or hinder Graeme Hinton?
In the four days since Peter V’landys confirmed his departure, Racing NSW’s board has already chosen the man to replace him as chief executive. Graeme Hinton was the obvious choice, but Bren O’Brien questions whether the haste of his appointment might undermine how his leadership is perceived.
O’Brien on Monday – A Pattern of ongoing concern, a stallion-maker in more ways than one, Hellbent and Arrowfield enjoy a big weekend
In this week’s edition of O’Brien on Monday, Bren takes the temperature of the industry on recent changes to the Australian Pattern, reflects on a breakthrough Golden Rose win for a New Zealand-based stallion and looks back on multiple stakes successes for Hellbent as well as Arrowfield graduates.
Gallery – Stars of Saturday (and Sunday)
All the action from a bumper weekend of stakes racing at Caulfield and Rosehill from the perspective of the photographers from The Image Is Everything.
Waterhouse VC – Betting on Autopilot
AI-powered betting agents could become wagering’s equivalent of autopilot, giving punters the ability to automate research, strategy execution and bet placement.
