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All Too Easy

Tara Madgwick - Tuesday December 18
With 10 winners in the past seven days , Vinery Stud's All Too Hard is charging towards the end of 2018 with a flurry of success putting him on 51 winners for the season, just one shy of his long time rival Pierro.

Black Caviar's little brother has well and truly stepped out of her shadow establishing himself as a fine source of winners and stakes horses with his best runners this season being Tarka, winner of the Group II ATC Stan Fox Stakes and stakes-placed Illuminaire.

December has produced a string of metropolitan winners for All Too Hard – Behemoth (Moonee Valley), Reflectivity (Rosehill), Zou York (Sandown) and Fine Scent (Ascot) all saluting.

As we head towards the sales of 2019, All Too Hard has strong representation at all the major sales and his stock should be given good consideration given he has 57.3% winners to runners offering buyers every chance of success.

Many of his offspring have shown the ability to get a slightly longer trip, proving successful at 1600 metres, thus opening the door to many options as their career unfolds.




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