Bright Future for Two Bays Farm

Tara Madgwick - Thursday February 28
Progressive Victorian nursery Two Bays Farm has been purposefully developed to create an ideal environment for producing quality thoroughbreds and a top class draft of 17 youngsters to be offered at the Inglis Premier Yearling Sale are a testament to the hard work and vision of Rob Carlile his team.

"Two Bays is a young farm with high aspirations for success," said Rob Carlile.

"Situated on the Mornington Peninsula, it has some of Australia's most fertile soil, a mild climate and reliable rainfall. We are following biodynamic farming principles, building soil carbon and biology levels using natural biological and organic inputs with no synthetic fertilizers being used. 




Gosford Guineas winner Military Zone was bred and sold by Two Bays Farm"As a result, the farm is highly productive and its pastures are a key component of our horses' nutrition and diet. We have seen a flow on from healthy soil to healthy plants and healthy horses, and there has been a marked improvement in the fertility and general health of the horses.

"We grow our foals out naturally, exercising them on the farm's hills to foster tough and durable bones, tendons and muscles. Our horses receive individual attention from a dedicated team who have a thorough knowledge of every horse. This enables us to deliver the very best conditions and opportunities for each horse."

Two Bays Farm have 18 mares on the farm and while the oldest progeny bred by Two Bays are just five year olds they have already produced winners such as smart stakes-winner Military Zone along with Easy Eddie and Fallen Empire.

"This year's draft of 17 is a mix of horses bred by Two Bays and farm clients including Makybe who have been with us the last two years," added Carlile.


Highlights are below and click here to see the full draft and see them at Barn D Stables 47 – 66.

Lot 20 Filly Shooting to Win x Wildwood Dancer, by Exceed and Excel




Second foal of a winning sister to Group I placed sprinter Exclaim'n'Exclude and half-sister to Group II placed Fantene.

Lot 51 Colt Magnus x Arcetri, by Galileo (IRE)




Half-brother to South African Group II winner Arcetri Pink from an unraced half-sister to Group II winner Camena and stakes-winner Jai's Jump.

Lot 146 Colt Toronado (IRE) x Divine Princess, by General Nediym




Half-brother to stakes-winner Blondie and dam has done a super job with five to race and all are winners.

Lot 220 Colt Written Tycoon x Hot Augusta (NZ), by Zabeel




First foal of a five time winning three-quarter sister to Group II ATC Light Fingers Stakes winner Adrift and half-sister to Karaka Million winner Imperial Win.

Lot 271
Colt Vancouver x Life in a Metro, by Fastnet Rock




Half-brother to South African winner Hakeem, who won his second race last week. From a winning three-quarter sister to Group I Oaks winners Absolutely and Abbey Marie and half-sister to Group III winner Runaway.

Lot 392 Filly Brazen Beau x Queen of Eight, by Haradsun




Second foal of a winning half-sister to Group I placed Lizard Island. From the family of Group I VRC Oaks winner Bulla Borghese and Group II winning fillies Bound for Earth and Calliope.

Lot 596 Colt Night of Thunder (IRE) x Eight Carat Queen, by Octagonal




First foal of five-time winner from the family of Group I winners Amphitrite, Marble Halls and Sleek Chassis.

Lot 651 Filly Smart Missile x Koizora, by Snitzel 




Second foal of a placed daughter of Group III winner Sky Love from the family of Group I winner Sky Cuddles and current Group II ATC Breeders Classic winner Champagne Cuddles.


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