Hawaii Five Oh has arrived at Vinery Stud in preparation to join the ranks of Australia’s first-season sires after bowing out of racing as two-time Group 3 winner.

Stud-bound Hawaii Five Oh.
Hawaii Five Oh, a two-time Group 3 winner, has been retired to stand at Vinery Stud in the NSW Hunter Valley. (Photo by Jeremy Ng/Getty Images)

The richly bred entire, a son of champion Australian sire I Am Invincible, will be added to Vinery’s Hunter Valley stallion roster for 2024 where he will stand his initial season at a service fee of $16,500 (inc GST).

The four-year-old retires from racing after 13 starts with a record of three wins and five placings and more than $2.1 million in earnings when trained by Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott.

He enjoyed Group 3 success in the Hawkesbury Guineas and Fred Best Classic before running a mighty race at Group 1 level with a minor placing in the Stradbroke Handicap.

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