In this week’s Rowe On Monday, Tim Rowe reveals what the future may look like for Think Big Stud’s bloodstock investment, explains why a Cox Plate day winner is a huge lift for a small stable, checks out worldwide foal numbers and delves into the background of a Victoria Derby contender.
Not for the first time, Yulong has put to bed any rumours about the whereabouts of its principal Zhang Yuesheng. Bren O’Brien looks at why he is a figure of such intrigue within the Australian thoroughbred industry.
Widden’s high-profile international first season stallion Cogburn will be on an early flight home to the United States after encountering unexpected fertility issues while at stud in the Hunter Valley.
The progeny of Australian-raced mares continues to prove popular in Japan, with two colt foals selling for over A$1 million.
Scott Darby paid $310,000 for Capitalist four-year-old Amazing Eagle and $105,000 for Justify gelding Gatekeeper in this week's Inglis Digital sale.
So You Think, the 10-time Group 1 winner turned star stallion, succumbed to a short illness while receiving care from the team at Scone Equine Hospital.
In this week’s Rowe On Monday, the bold move that landed Tony and Calvin McEvoy a Melbourne Cup winner, ATC gets the plaudits of Ka Ying Rising’s success and why stallions need to come from more than one source.
A regally bred daughter of Encosta De Lago is set to be a highlight of Magic Millions' return to digital auctions.
Baystone Farm’s Dean Harvey and trainer Troy Corstens took a punt on running Rachini in a stakes race. A day later, she sold for $500,000 and the opportunity cost is up for debate.
Hong Kong trainers and owners are out in force ahead of the Inglis Ready2Race sale at Riverside Stables in Sydney.
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