Proven Sires and Proven Dams, No Guesswork at Turangga Farm

Tara Madgwick - Friday April 6
Stuart Ramsey's Turangga Farm Dispersal at Scone last year proved a huge success drawing buyers from all over the country, but not all the weanlings on the farm were offered, leaving five stunning youngsters to be presented next week at the Inglis Australian Easter Yearling Sale.

All five are by well proven sires from proven producers making this a draft that requires no guesswork or speculation.

You know what you are getting and you know it will be good!

The Turangga Farm brand has delivered success at the highest level through horses such as Headway, Elite Falls and Highly Recommended, who now stands at Cambridge Stud in New Zealand, with current stars including Glenall, Champagne Cuddles and Violate.

The Turangga Farm draft for Inglis Easter is as follows:


Lot 186 Colt Pierro x Kilchai, by Not a Single Doubt



Fourth foal of a winning three-quarter sister to smart stakes-placed sprinter Glenall and half-sister to stakes-winner Panipique from brilliant Group III winner Our Quivira.

With six stakes-winners this season, Pierro is one of the hottest young sires in the land and this colt is bred the right way with all of his stakes-winners featuring Danehill blood on the female side of their pedigree.

Lot 278 Colt All Too Hard x Panipique, by Spinning World (USA)



Closely related to the previous colt and is a sibling to two winners from stakes-winner Panipique.

By Pierro's great rival All Too Hard, who is also doing a great job with Group winners Villermont and Demonetization this season as well as some 45 individual winners.

Lot 301 Filly Sebring x Private, by Encosta de Lago



Full sister to Group II ATC Sweet Embrace Stakes winner Believe Yourself, who was also fourth in the Group I ATC Golden Slipper. Dam has had four foals to race all winners and is from Group I winner Good Faith from the family of Group I ATC Australian Oaks winner Daffodil.

Lot 408 Filly Not a Single Doubt x Trust Antonia (SAF), by National Assembly



Half-sister to Group I placed Huegill from South African Group I winner Trust Antonia, a half-sister to two more SA Group I winners in Successful Bidder and Gold Flier.

By leading sire Not a Single Doubt from a premium South African female family that keeps producing.

Lot 509 Colt Sepoy x Ancient Song, by Canny Lad



Full brother to stakes-placed War Hero and half-brother to stakes-winner Tampiko beign from Group I winning sprinter Ancient Song.

Dam has had six foals to race for four winners and comes from the family of four-time Group I winner and $3.4 million earner Preferment.

See the draft at Barn I Stables 6 – 10.




Advertisment
More Reading...
Commemorative Retired to Stud
Watching the progress of Godolphin horses as they start stepping our for their new trainers has been interesting to say the least and will get more so this weekend when we see Tom Kitten go around in the Group I MRC Memsie Stakes at Caulfield, but one horse we won’t be seeing again is Commemorative.
Finding the Perfect Match for Your Mare
Now that the first foals of the season have hit the ground at farms across the country, breeders are finalising stallion bookings and searching for the perfect match for their mares.
Well Bred Zousain Debut Winner
A full sister to Zousain’s Group III winning filly Drifting, Cheeky Contiki made a winning debut at Pakenham on Monday for the Lindsay Park Racing team.
Sires With Winners - Tuesday August 26
Here is the full list of 28 stallions which had winners throughout Australasia today with winners and result details.
Narrow Miss for Hellbent Gelding in G2 Foxbridge
Lhasa proved he is more than a synthetic track specialist when he nearly caused an upset when finishing runner-up in Saturday’s Gr.2 Foxbridge Plate (1200m) at Te Rapa.
First Southern Hemisphere foals for Paddington
A four-time Group I winner by champion French sire Siyouni, European superstar, PADDINGTON, has had his first Southern Hemisphere foals arrive on the ground at Windsor Park.
Merchant Navy 3YO Primed for Spring Stakes Campaign
Cody Cole is happy to play a waiting game with Landlock before confirming the three-year-old’s main goals for the season.
Coolmore Stallion Parade – A to Z-Catch Up on What You Might Have Missed!
The annual Coolmore Australia stallion parade is one you just can’t miss and if you didn’t make it this year, do read on as you will feel like you were there after all!
Sires With Winners - Sunday August 24
Here is the full list of 67 stallions which had winners throughout Australasia today with winners and result details.
Spring Plans for El Vencedor
New Zealand’s top-rated performer El Vencedor will contest all three legs of the spring Triple Crown series.