Champion Brisbane trainer Tony Gollan has confirmed dual Melbourne Cup-winning jockey Corey Brown will ride his star Spirit of Boom juveniles Ef Troop and Outback Barbie in their Golden Slipper lead-up races in Sydney.

Woodside Park Stud had plenty to celebrate last weekend with the outstanding win of Written Tycoon’s son, Written By in the Group 1 Blue Diamond Stakes, the tough fighting victory of Sunlight the Group 2 Silver Slipper and their future stallion, Tosen Stardom (Jpn) back to his best and ready to take on the Sydney Carnival.

Sun Stud is pleased to announce the appointment of Mark Lindsay as Senior Sales and Nominations Manager.

Aquis Farm’s Domesday is never short of a top-class runner with the Ron Quinton trained mare Daysee Doom staking her claim for the upcoming mares Group I events with a tenacious victory in the Group II ATC Mille Fox Stakes at Rosehill on Saturday.

The Listed ATC Parramatta Cup at Rosehill on Saturday was won by seven-year-old Fastnet Rock gelding More Energy, who turned in a career-best performance to score his first Black Type win.

Breeders’ Plate winning juvenile Khan headlines another strong Inglis Digital catalogue this month.

Oaklands Junction is open for business ahead of the 2018 Melbourne Premier Yearling Sale, with yearling parades underway from this morning.

Plenty of interesting two year-old trials around the country in the past week so here are all the placegetters with their breeding and sale information.

Future Victorian stallion Tosen Stardom finished runner-up in Saturday’s Group I Futurity Stakes at Caulfield and a day later his younger sister won on debut in Japan.

Beauty Generation (NZ) bolstered his position at the top of the jurisdiction’s sprinter-miler ranks when taking out the Gr1 Queen’s Silver Jubilee Cup (1400m) at Sha Tin on Sunday.

Life On The Wire gave Vinery stallion Pluck a new stakes winner when proving too good in Sunday’s Group III Vamos Stakes (1400m) at Launceston.

Saturday’s Angus Armanasco Stakes winner Summer Sham is the 51st stakes winner for Not A Single Doubt and the first Group winner bred duplicating an influential female.

A two-year-old maiden over 1050 metres at Balaklava seems a low-key debut for a colt whose pedigree would not be out of place in a Group 1 at Royal Ascot.

A mare perhaps more famous for being kidnapped is responsible for two feature winners in Australia this weekend.

Dick Karreman-homebred Devise became the 76th Group or Grade I winner inbred to Danzig when landing Saturday’s Haunui Farm Classic (1600m) at Otaki.

There would be few more popular horses racing on Saturday than Ron Quinton’s Daysee Doom, and for good reason, punters love a trier and few try harder than Daysee Doom.

The win of the Danny O’Brien-trained Summer Sham in the Group II Angus Armanasco Stakes (1400m) at Caulfield was a huge result for her owner Uluru Stud and vindicated its decision to purchase her dam Hot Summer Night for $300,000 at the 2014 Teeley Assets Dispersal.

Good things come to those who wait as the connections of Devise found at Hastings on Saturday.

Hollywood handsome colt Russian Revolution emulated his champion sire Snitzel by winning Saturday’s $500,000 Group 1 Oakleigh Plate (1100m) at Caulfield.

Saturday’s $1,500,000 Group 1 Blue Diamond Stakes at Caulfield was considered one of the most open in years however the Grahame Begg trained Written By put them to the sword.

Saturday’s $400,000 Group II Hobartville Stakes (1400m) at Rosehill boasted a field of the most promising three-year-olds in the nation but Godolphin’s Kementari saw them all off in style.

Saturday’s $500,000 Group 1 Italktravel Futurity Stakes (1400m) at Caulfield proved a triumph for Australian Bloodstock with their Japanese-bred pair Brave Smash (JPN) and Tosen Stardom (JPN) fighting out the finish.

Spendthrift Farm’s I Am Invincible colt Overshare held the challenge of his Hawkes Racing stablemate Wild Heart to claim Saturday’s Group III Zeditave Stakes at Caulfield.

In what may well have been a preview of the Golden Slipper, the top-class fillies Sunlight and Estijaab staged a two-horse war in Saturday’s $250,000 Group II Silver Slipper Stakes at Rosehill Gardens.

Lightly raced Duporth gelding Valiant Spirit may have earned a shot at the Group 1 ATC Derby at Randwick following a maiden stakes win in Saturday’s Group II Autumn Classic (1800m) at Caulfield.

Making his Australian debut, Homesman (USA) fought off the challenge of his more favoured stablemate Almandin in Saturday’s Listed Mornington Cup Prelude to credit Macedon lodge’s new trainer Liam Howley to a dream start his to his new career.

The Chris Waller-trained Prescott, who is currently for unreserved sale on gavelhouse,com, produced a nice parting gift for his owners while boosting his value with a win at Gosford on Thursday.

Group One placed Savabeel mare Endean Rose has been sold to Australian interests for a six figure sum in a deal brokered by gavelhouse.

Winless since capturing the Group III Magic Night Stakes at Rosehill back in March last year, Tulip looked a class above in Friday night’s Group III Typhoon Tracy Stakes.

Novara Park has suffered a cruel blow with the passing of foundation stallion Jakkalberry.

Last year’s Cranbourne Cup winner Folkswood landed his first Group success at Meydan on Thursday night.

If you’re a believer in signs then here’s something that might pique your interest for tomorrow’s Blue Diamond Stakes.

With so many feature races and the carnivals in full swing in Sydney and Melbourne, the debutants are spread far and wide on Saturday and include a sale topper.

With Murray Baker having won three of the last five ATC Australian Derby’s, it’s worth noting the stables comments after Mongolian Marshall broke his maiden on Wednesday at Avondale.

Group 1 performers Gypsy Diamond and Heatherly (pictured) - in foal to I Am Invincible and Written Tycoon respectively - headline early entries received for the second renewal of the Inglis Chairman’s Sale Breeding Prospects.

Foxwedge had a new winner in South Africa on Thursday when Infamous Fox broke his maiden at Vaal.

What are the best performing nicks with runners on Saturday? We thought we’d take a look.

Keeping his record at a perfect three for three following a facile win over 1900 metres at Gosford, the Kris Less trained Furore is a logical one to follow on Thursday.

Another champagne day of racing on Saturday with 13 stakes races highlighted by three Group 1’s at Caulfield, the Blue Diamond Stakes, Futurity Stakes and Oakleigh Plate.

There are 20 acceptors for Saturday’s Group I Blue Diamond Stakes but only one can boast both parents as Group I winners at Caulfield.

A change of plans will see New Zealand’s top mare Bonneval make two NZ appearances before her Sydney autumn campaign.

There’s a big chance this year’s Golden Slipper winner will be seen this weekend but while the biggest two-year-old race is the Group 1 Blue Diamond Stakes, the Slipper watchers should keep just as close an eye on Sydney.

An upset win at Wyong on Tuesday has handsomely rewarded owner-trainer Greg Preston with his Tavistock filly Tavisky just a $2,500 purchase off gavelhouse,com.

The smart win of Henry Dwyer’s 2yo filly Melveen at Sandown-Lakeside last week at just her second trip to the races further underlined the growing momentum of her sire Starspangledbanner as the sales season rolls on towards Melbourne and Inglis Premier.

Wednesday’s impressive Caulfield winner Pedro Ximenez is certainly bred to be a Cup winner.

So You Think had back to back winners at Canterbury on Wednesday with a pair of three-year-olds that look capable of making a mark in stakes races this autumn.

The Spirit Of Boom show kept rolling at the Gold Coast on Wednesday with his 10th winner and progeny earnings topping the million dollars.

There was a distinctly Gallic flavour to the finish of the Pluck@Vinery Handicap for two-year-olds at Canterbury on Wednesday.

Racing in the Emirates is hotting up ahead of the World Cup meeting next month and Australian-bred Group I winner Whisky Baron is an acceptor for the Group II Zabeel Mile (1600m) on Thursday.

The 2018 Magic Millions Perth Yearling Sale has been declared the best ever with strong prices continuing during Book Two of the auction on Tuesday.

Last weeks Group III UAE 2000 Guineas (1600m) winner Gold Town will be supplemented to the Kentucky Derby.

On this day eight years ago, Linda Meech guided the Oamaru Force filly Mid Summer Music to victory at her career debut in a Maiden a 1200 metre maiden Warracknabel.

The Blue Diamond Stakes is Victoria’s premier two-year-old race but how have its male winners fared at stud?

Last Saturday’s Sydney and Melbourne two-year-old winners Santos and Prairie Fire have been the biggest movers this week in Golden Slipper calculations.

It’s an exciting time for all connections involved in the three Karaka graduates due to make their debut in Dubai.

It’s the Australian way to go to the yearling sales looking for that star two year-old, so with the Group One Blue Diamond Stakes to be run this weekend, what did they look like as yearlings?.

Records tumbled across the board as Book One of the 2018 Magic Millions Perth Yearling Sale produced the best selling day in the history of the event.

After a record-breaking start to the 2018 yearling sale season the next cab off the rank with high expectations for breeders and buyers alike is the 2018 Inglis Melbourne Premier Yearling Sale at Oaklands in Melbourne from March 4-7.

Rivercrest Park Stud owner Steve Hoare has purchased a share and the standing rights in stakes-winning Fastnet Rock stallion Hvasstan.

At first glance the pedigree of Saturday’s Group III C S Hayes Stakes winner Grunt is notable for the duplication of stallion Pompeii Court however, there is more to it than that.

Menari’s promising full-sister, Sweet Ava was among the two-year-old winners at the Rosehill barrier trials on Monday morning which also included a slick first timer.

With the season entering the championship phase Snitzel heads all categories on the Australian General Sires’ list.

Plenty of interesting two year-old trials around the country in the past week, including a $1,7 million winner so here are all the placegetters with their breeding and sale information.

Unbeaten champion Frankel has made a successful start to his stud career and following the win of Simply Brilliant at Sha Tin on Sunday has winners in 12 countries already.

Progressive Australian racing and breeding powerhouse AQUIS and prominent international thoroughbred investor Phoenix Thoroughbreds have joined forces in securing for stud duties Snitzel’s Champion two-year-old son Invader.

The death has been announced in France of former shuttle-stallion Thewayyouare.

Twenty-four hours after the Trelawney Stud-bred, O’Reilly colt Grunt flexed his muscles in the C S Hayes Stakes at Flemington, another Trelawney Stud-bred son O’Reilly, Reilmartini, made a hugely impressive career debut in an 1100 metre maiden at Ballarat.

Age has not wearied Heavy Metal who cruised to victory in Saturday night’s Group III Firebreak Stakes (1600m) at Meydan.

The Brent Stanley-trained Casadiva showed she will make a dent in her $1,150,000 purchase price before her days are done when leading all the way at her career debut in a competitive maiden over 1100 metres at Bendigo on Saturday.

So often the bridesmaid, Faraway Town had her moment in the sun at Randwick on Saturday when everything broke her way in the Group III Triscay Stakes.

Godolphin’s strapping Sepoy filly Alizee kickstarted her autumn campaign with a fighting win in Saturday’s the Group II Light Fingers Stakes (1200m) at Randwick.

A competitive juvenile maiden at Bendigo on Saturday produced a winning debut for the most expensive yearling sold by Newgate Farm in 2017.

Inglis graduates dominated the 2YO racing in the major Australian states today while our upcoming Select Yearling Sales received multiple significant pedigree updates.

On The Rocks is back in Group One contention after downing his fellow classic hopefuls at Ellerslie.

Shaune Ritchie rolled back the years on Saturday when Global Thinking won the Listed ILT Ascot Park Hotel Southland Guineas (1600m).

Newmarket Handicap hero Redkirk Warrior (GB) renewed his love affair with Flemington straight when he snapped the six-race winning streak of champion sprinter Redzel in Saturday’s $750,000 Group I Black Caviar Lightning (1000m) at Flemington.

Making just his fourth race start, Mick Price’s progressive O’Reilly gelding Grunt overcame a three-wide trip to claim Saturday’s Group III CS Hayes Stakes (1400m) at Flemington.

No Winx, no worries, Chris Waller made it three consecutive Apollo Stakes wins when the import Endless Drama (IRE) edged the gallant Global Glamour in the Group II feature at Randwick on Saturday.

Talented Fastnet Rock gelding Kaepernick earned his first win in 2018 when fighting off Dothraki in Saturday’s $150,000 Group III ATC Southern Cross Stakes at Randwick.

The imported Singspiel mare Swansea (IRE) has been the gift that keeps on giving since being purchased for $55,000 out of a Darley Reduction at the 2014 Magic Millions National Broodmare Sale.

Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott unleashed a serious Golden Slipper prospect at Randwick on Saturday with I Am Invincible colt Santos taking out the highly competitive $150,000 ATC Pierro Plate.

Prairie Fire will carry the colours of Sun Stud in next weeks $1,500,000 Blue Diamond after the son of Snitzel came with a barnstorming finish to claim Saturday's Listed The Asian Executive (Talindert) Stakes (1100m) at Flemington.

Following the successful partnership between Newhaven Park, the Australian Turf Club and Racing NSW in 2017, Newhaven Park is proud to announce that it will remain the named sponsor of ‘Country Championships Final’ for the next three years.

A competitive three year-old Benchmark 75 event at Canterbury on Friday night saw the Godolphin gelding Deprive keep his unbeaten record and bring a further update to his half-sister headed for the 2018 Inglis Premier Yearling Sale.

It was third time lucky at Canterbury on Friday night for Sebring colt Asterius, a $300,000 Magic Millions purchase for Star Thoroughbreds from the draft of Widden Stud.

Rising 22, champion New Zealand sire Pins is approaching the twilight years, but he still has more to offer and sired a very smart two year-old winner at Moonee Valley on Friday night.

One great strength of Japanese breeders is that they sourced mares in America that descend from the most influential mares in the Stud Book, a philosophy similar to that which proved so successful for Gooree Stud over the years.

With three winners this month and his first stakes horse Casa de Lago, Newhaven Park’s Delago Deluxe is starting to gain some traction with his latest winner at Albury on Friday bringing a pedigree update for a yearling headed to Inglis Easter for Milburn Creek.

It might pay to be watching Sky Racing at 7:45pm on Friday night when a race loaded with three-year-old Group race candidates is run at Canterbury.

The stallion ranks this spring will not be boosted by Criterion’s Group III winning half-brother Comin’ Through, no matter how successful his autumn carnival may be.

The first Cluster to make her way through the sales ring looks set to race with a variation of "Gee Gee" in her name after being purchased by successful owners Paul and Elizabeth Geard at Thursday's Tasmanian Magic Millions.

A colt by exciting Darley stallion Epaulette topped today's record breaking 2018 Magic Millions Tasmanian Yearling Sale at Launceston.

A record breaking 2018 Inglis Classic Yearling Sale proved the catalyst for pinhook success for many vendors with some impressive results headed by a colt from Stacraft that made more than ten times his original weanling purchase price.

Peter and Paul Snowden are one of the best two-year-old training teams in the land and on Saturday they’ll launch the career of one their prized juveniles in the $150,000 Pierro Plate (1100m) at Randwick.

Top filly Dijon Bleu is out of the Group I Al Basti Equiworld Dubai New Zealand Oaks (2400m) and won’t race again this season.

As Australia's leading trainers, riders and breeders gear up for the major autumn races and yearling sales, a much bigger group are doing what they do every day of every year.

JOE and Daira Vella were saddened by the passing of Wingrove Park’s foundation broodmare Dual Spark on February 12.

Experience is telling Te Akau that Embellish has the right Group I Australian Guineas (1600m) profile.

The progeny of promising young Tasmanian sire Needs Further continued their winning run at Mowbray on Wednesday capturing the Magic Millions feature race double in brilliant style.

The juvenile event at Sandown on Wednesday was won by progressive filly Melveen, a daughter of Starspangledbanner.