Shooting to Win Heading West

Tara Madgwick - Monday July 4

After seven seasons at Darley in the Hunter Valley, Group I Caulfield Guineas winner Shooting to Win has been relocated to Western Australia and will stand at Oakland Park Stud.

A full brother to Deep Field, who stands for a fee of $88,000, Shooting To Win has overcome some ongoing injury issues and is fit and sound to take up stud duties at his new home at a fee of $9,900.

Shooting to Win is moving from Darley to Oakland Park Stud in WA.

Shooting to Win has sired four stakes-winners this season headed by his Group I winning Kiwi based sprinter Marscarpone along with Kubrick, Centrefire and Ranges.

By ill-fated champion sire Northern Meteor, Shooting to Win compares favourably with his fourth season sire peers.

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The following tables are for active Australian based fourth season sires.

Leading Fourth Season Sires 20121/2022 by Australian Winners

Sire	2022 Fee	Runners	Winners	W/R%
Deep Field	$88,000	252	129	51.2
Better than Ready	$24,200	221	99	44.8
Toronado (IRE)	$88,000	181	85	47
Dissident	$6,600	245	84	34.3
Rubick	$22,000	199	76	38.1
Shooting To Win	$9,900	159	71	44.7

Leading Fourth Season sires 2021/ 2022 by Australian SW’s

Sire	2022 Fee	SW’s
Deep Field	$88,000	6
Toronado (IRE)	$88,000	4
Shooting To Win	$9,900	3

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