G1 Placed Miss Tycoon Rose to Sell on Monday

Media Release - Monday May 30

The imminent sale of Gr.1 NZ 1,000 Guineas runner-up Miss Tycoon Rose will cap a brilliant run for long-serving New Zealand Bloodstock Insurance Manager Jim Bruford’s Pearl Series syndicate initiative.

Miss Tycoon Rose is for sale, click to see her page.

Having run her last race in January, in which she was second in the Listed Timaru Stakes, Miss Tycoon Rose is by champion sire Written Tycoon and from the winning More Than Ready mare Splat.  

“In 2019 at Karaka I purchased two fillies who turned out to be Miss Tycoon Rose and the stakes placed filly Ohio Showgirl,” recalled Bruford.

“The aim of the Pearl Fillies Syndicates was to race fillies and target Pearl Bonus races and I had a number of interested parties who had successfully raced fillies in my first Pearl Fillies syndicate.

That first Syndicate purchased three fillies who between them won 13 races including two Pearl Bonus races which helped make a profitable investment for all.

Many of that Syndicate joined with me in the new 2019 Pearl Syndicate that raced these two fillies. In total there are 16 people/couples who make up the Pearl No 3 syndicate.

“Again these two fillies have been very successful between them winning seven races including one Pearl Bonus race but more importantly at just her sixth start Miss Tycoon Rose lined up in the Gr.1 NZ 1000 Guineas and ran meritoriously to finish second after an interrupted run.

Advertisement

Miss Tycoon Rose created tremendous excitement, and this showed when most of the Syndicate travelled from all over the country to watch her race in the Cambridge Breeders Stakes at Te Rapa.

“Again, these two fillies stake earnings well covered their training costs and their sale is the ‘cream on top’.

Many of these Syndicate members continue to race fillies in the Pearl Syndicates – the latest being two fillies in the Pearl No 4 and Pearl No 5 syndicates this year. These Syndicates are filling rapidly.

Nothing beats the excitement of winning races and many Syndicate members have experienced their very first race winners with our Pearl No 4 and 5 syndicates for this year filling rapidly.”

My Tycoon Rose is one of 73 Lots in the currently gavelhouse.com mixed bloodstock auction that ends from 7pm (NZT) on Monday 30 May. The catalogue also features youngstock, racing propositions and mares in foal to the likes of Ace High, Almanzor, Ardrossan, Banquo, Embellish, Eminent, Redwood, Reliable Man, Shocking, Telperion and U S Navy Flag plus f oals at foot by Ace High and Sweynesse.

Advertisment
More Reading...
Booming Trade Kicks off Momentous Karaka 2026
NZB’s historic 100th National Yearling Sale kicked off with a solid first day of trade with increases across the average and median reflecting a healthy middle market.
$1.1million colt for Sword of State
The dizzying rise of Cambridge Stud stallion Sword Of State continued at Karaka on Monday with a sale-topping $1.1 million yearling in his second crop.
Inglis Millennium Order of Entry Updated
The $2million Inglis Millennium (1100m) will be run at Randwick on Saturday week, February 7 with a couple of new winners from last Saturday putting themselves right into the mix.
Potential Autumn Superstars in Action at Trials
The Randwick trials on Tuesday morning featured some of the potential big players for this autumn carnival with the first three heats for Group and Listed winners well worth a look.
Book 1 Sets New Benchmark at NZB Centennial Sale
The first session at New Zealand Bloodstock’s 100th National Yearling Sale set a new benchmark, with the Book 1 Sale reaching total sales of over $79 million after two days of selling, a $3.6 million increase despite a more compact offering.
Sires With Winners - Monday January 26
Here is the full list of 41 stallions which had winners throughout Australasia today with winners and result details.
$850,000 Alabama Express Colt Sets New Benchmark for His Sire
Yulong based Alabama Express recently set a new sale ring benchmark for his progeny at the Magic Millions when a colt from Navarro sold for $625,000, but that mark was eclipsed in the second and final session of Karaka Book One on Monday. 
Cambridge Stud Sires Popular at Karaka Book Two
Cambridge Stud enjoyed another strong day of selling at the Book 2 session of the New Zealand Bloodstock National Yearling Sales at Karaka.
$850,000 Snitzel Colt from NZ Oaks Queen Amarelinha
A late, great sire and a deceased Group One-winning dam combined with an $850,000 colt that topped the opening day of the Book 1 session of Karaka 2026 on Sunday.
Personal Best for Anders at Karaka Book 1
A brilliant run by Farnan colt Magill to finish a close second to Dream Roca in the Karaka Million on Saturday put the spotlight on his yearling three-quarter brother by Anders, who sold for $380,000 at Karaka Book One on Monday.