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Classic’s Angel investors seeking stallion prospect to boost Equine Growth Fund’s fortunes
Equine Growth Fund flexed its investment muscle at the Inglis Classic, paying $540,000 for a Harry Angel colt as founder Stefan Pardi detailed the group’s strategy to make a major impression on the Australian sales season.
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‘Darn buoyant’: Lynton Farm targets Classic impact with fledgling operation
Lynton Farm, the Southern Tablelands training base that produced Hellbent and Eckstein, has been reborn under new management, with Jonathan Scully and Jeremy Whale unveiling their second yearling draft at the Inglis Classic.
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A voice for all ages – how John Tapp became a podcast pioneer in Australian racing
The Australian thoroughbred industry has gradually found its voice in the digital age. But it is not an influencer or a Gen Z star who is leading the way. Instead, it’s one of the industry’s most recognisable and enduring personalities who is proving it’s never too late to learn something new.
Straight Talk – Classic Sale preview: Inglis and the Middle‑Market Test
In this episode, Bren and Tim preview the Inglis Classic sale with Sebastian Hutch, reflect on Magic Millions and Karaka, and examine the strength of the middle market for yearlings.
2026 Australian Thoroughbred Industry Employee Awards nominations open
Nominations for the 2026 Australian Thoroughbred Industry Employee Awards (ATIEA) awards are now open, with The Straight is proud to sponsor the Administration and Ancillary Services Award.
Run The Numbers – A fitting farewell for Frankie
Frankie Dettori brought his 40-year riding career to an end with a Grade 1 success on his final day in the saddle. The most prominent global jockey of the past half-century had elite success in 17 different countries, but famously never in Australia. Run The Numbers digs into his remarkable career.
