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Last Typhoon Moving to Larneuk Stud

Media Release - Wednesday June 17

Blue-blooded Street Cry (IRE) stallion Last Typhoon is moving to Larneuk Stud this season following the decision of Bullarook Park’s Malcolm and Jan Boyd to retire this year.

The only foal from ill-fated Australian Horse of the Year Typhoon Tracy, Last Typhoon was a two time winner on the track, but his real appeal lies in his pedigree.

Last Typhoon will stand at Larneuk Stud in 2020
By world renowned, proven sire of sires Street Cry, best known here in Australia for giving us world champion Winx, Last Typhoon has a female family bristling with Black Type that includes current season Group I VRC Australian Guineas winner Alligator Blood.

The oldest progeny for Last Typhoon are yearlings and his fee this year is set at $4,400.

He will stand at Larneuk Stud alongside O’Lonhro, Cluster and Wolf Cry.



 

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