Leneva Park Rebranded as Lovatsville – 2024 Fees

Tara Madgwick - Saturday May 11

Seymour-based nursery, Leneva Park, has undergone some changes ahead of the 2024 breeding season and has been rebranded to become Lovatsville under the leadership of Sam White, who has secured a three-year lease for the property.

Royal Meeting (IRE)

Under the Lovatsville banner, the roster will feature three stallions with Blue Diamond winner Hayasugi’s sire Royal Meeting (IRE) topping the roster at $22,000 up from $11,000 last year.

Fierce Impact (Jpn)

Triple Group I winner Fierce Impact (Jpn ) has covered 405 mares in his first three seasons and will have his first runners next season. He stands at $13,750 inc. GST.

He had six yearlings sell at an average $102,083 at the Inglis Premier Yearling Sale this year with his top seller a colt from Tinga that made $310,000 when purchased by Lindsay Park Racing.

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Generation

New to the roster is Snitzel’s Group III winning sprinter Generation at a fee of $11,000 inc. GST.

He comes from a very fast Victorian female family with three of his first four dams all stakes-winners and his dam Fontiton won both the Group II MRC Blue Diamond Prelude and Group III Blue Diamond Preview.

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