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The Corner with Garry Chittick
Well, it’s taken a while, but it seems appropriate to comment on Colm Santry’s article on Australasian breeding trends. I have been doing this a long time, breeding horses that is, and to be fair the last 60 years has only reinforced my view that attempting to breed money has always coloured the view of a number of breeders.
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Kovalica gives Ocean Park and Saturday double in Gr.2 Q22
Ocean Park’s Group 1 winner Kovalica returned to top form in the Gr.2 Q22, while Identikit impressed with a dominant 6.8-length win at Wanganui on heavy ground.
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It’s in the Blood: Maison Louis
“We’ve bred quite a few mares to Super Seth, so hopefully we’ve got some quite promising horses in work by him,” said Leon Casey of Pencarrow Stud who bred Super Seth’s fourth Group 1 winner, Maison Louis.
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Maison Louis adds fourth Group 1 winner for Seth in Queensland Derby
Super Seth’s outstanding season continued with Maison Louis’ Gr.1 Queensland Derby win, taking the Waikato Stud sire’s Group 1 winners-to-runners strike rate to 4.9% when adding a fourth Group 1 winner to the young sire’s CV.
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Taken in command with treble at Flemington
Ardrossan’s promising son Taken extended his winning streak to three with a dominant all-the-way performance in the Darren Galley Mile (1600m) at Flemington. Bred by the Dewar Partnership, the progressive three-year-old showed class and determination, continuing to underline the impact Ardrossan is making with his early runners.
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Super Seth’s Frosty Girl makes impression on debut
Frosty Girl, a three-year-old daughter of Super Seth, made an impressive debut at Warwick Farm, storming home from last to win for Chris Waller and James McDonald. Bred by Waikato Stud and Gary Wallace, she was a $150,000 Karaka purchase and is Super Seth’s 41st individual winner.
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