Ian Smith's boutique breeding operation on the mid north coast of New South
Wales has established a reputation for excellence driven by ongoing results on
the track at the highest level.A farm that has produced a world champion in Silent Witness, not to mention the likes of Bull Point, Sister Madly, Dances on Waves, Eximius, Amovatio and Golden Spin, Edinburgh Park is a brand to be respected.
New stars are emerging all the time from Edinburgh Park and include this season's promising three year-olds Zizzis and Wonderbabe, who runs in the Inglis 3YO Sprint on Saturday.
Current season two year-olds include last week's Moonee Valley two year-old winner Magnicity and talented
Rubick two year-old Alburq, who has placed at each of his three starts to date
including the Listed MRC Blue Diamond Preview. Also Lady Naturaliste, who runs in the $2million Inglis Millennium and has two seconds and a fourth from just three starts for the Matt Cumani stable.
Also take in Australia' leading first season sire Better Than Ready who was bred and sold by Edinburgh park as a weanling and a real rising star in the Victorian ranks in lightly raced four year-old Tamasa.
By So You Think, Tamasa has five wins and two seconds from just eight starts and has been brought along slowly, but with untapped ability could easily emerge as a serious player in 2019.
Edinburgh Park will offer six yearlings at Inglis Classic as follows and see them parading at Barn D Stables 38 – 43.
Lot 166 Colt Dissident x Bremer Babe (NZ), by Thorn Park
Third foal of a half-sister to stakes-winner Caiguna, the dam of Group II placed Serena Bay, who is by Dissident's sire Sebring.
Lot 197 Colt Deep Field x Champion Stage (NZ), by Mastercraftsman (IRE)
First foal of a winning half-sister to dual Group I winner and sire Tavistock.
Lot 208 Filly Shooting to Win x Chiquada (NZ), by Fast 'n' Famous
Second foal of Melbourne metro winning daughter of Group III winner High Grove.
Lot 512 Colt Scissor Kick x Miss Bax, by Canny Lad
Half-brother to three winners from the family of Group I NZ Two Thousad Guineas winner Ugo Foscolo.
Lot 528 Filly Street Boss (USA) x Molly Rocks, by Rock of Gibraltar (IRE)
Half-sister to four winners from a sibling to Group winners Silverstream, Sweet Natalie and stakes-winner Calanda.
Lot 768 colt More Than Ready (USA) x The Ivy, by Street Sense (USA)
Second foal of a half-sister to Group III winner New Tipperary from the family of Group I winners Assertive Lad, Assertive Lass and Reset.
Also take in Australia' leading first season sire Better Than Ready who was bred and sold by Edinburgh park as a weanling and a real rising star in the Victorian ranks in lightly raced four year-old Tamasa.
By So You Think, Tamasa has five wins and two seconds from just eight starts and has been brought along slowly, but with untapped ability could easily emerge as a serious player in 2019.
Edinburgh Park will offer six yearlings at Inglis Classic as follows and see them parading at Barn D Stables 38 – 43.
Lot 166 Colt Dissident x Bremer Babe (NZ), by Thorn Park
Third foal of a half-sister to stakes-winner Caiguna, the dam of Group II placed Serena Bay, who is by Dissident's sire Sebring.
Lot 197 Colt Deep Field x Champion Stage (NZ), by Mastercraftsman (IRE)
First foal of a winning half-sister to dual Group I winner and sire Tavistock.
Lot 208 Filly Shooting to Win x Chiquada (NZ), by Fast 'n' Famous
Second foal of Melbourne metro winning daughter of Group III winner High Grove.
Lot 512 Colt Scissor Kick x Miss Bax, by Canny Lad
Half-brother to three winners from the family of Group I NZ Two Thousad Guineas winner Ugo Foscolo.
Lot 528 Filly Street Boss (USA) x Molly Rocks, by Rock of Gibraltar (IRE)
Half-sister to four winners from a sibling to Group winners Silverstream, Sweet Natalie and stakes-winner Calanda.
Lot 768 colt More Than Ready (USA) x The Ivy, by Street Sense (USA)
Second foal of a half-sister to Group III winner New Tipperary from the family of Group I winners Assertive Lad, Assertive Lass and Reset.
