12 Gr.1 Winners for O’Reilly

5 March 2012

Following directly in the footsteps of Champion 3YO filly, Shamrocker, Silent Achiever’s Gr.1 victory in Saturday’s Gr.1 NZ Derby represented O’Reilly’s 12th individual Gr.1 victor.

O’Reilly’s Gr.1 Roll of Honour comprises:

SILENT ACHIEVER 08f

(ex Winning Spree by Zabeel)

2012 ARC New Zealand Derby (2400m)

SHAMROCKER 07f

(ex Bohemian Blues by Blues Traveller)

Champion Australian 3YO Filly

2011 VRC Australian Guineas (1600m)

2011 ATC Australian Derby (2400m)

FELLOWSHIP 02g

(ex Mystical Flight by Danzalion)

2010 HKJC Stewards’ Cup (1600m)

ALAMOSA 04c

(ex Lodore Mystic by Centaine)

2007 ARC Diamond Stakes (1200m)

2008 WRC Thorndon Mile (1600m)

2008 Otaki Maori RC WFA Stakes (1600m)

2008 MRC Toorak Hcp (1600m)

MACO’REILLY 03g

(ex Double Baba by Centaine)

2009 Waikato International Stakes (2000m)

2009 ARC New Zealand Stakes (2000m)

SWICK 01g

(ex Crème Anglaise by Crested Wave)

2008 VRC Patinack Classic (1200m)

GUYNO 03g

(ex River Century by Centaine)

2007 WATC Derby (2400m)

MASTER O’REILLY 02g

(ex Without Remorse by Bakharoff)

2007 MRC Caulfield Cup (2400m)

LIM’S OBJECTIVE 03g

(ex Hasty Bird by Bluebird)

2007 Singapore Raffles Cup (1800m)

ARENTI 01g

(ex Gio by Centaine)

2006 Singapore Lion City Cup (1200m)

THE JEWEL 99f

(ex The Grin by Grosvenor)

2002 NZ 1000 Guineas (1600m)

2005 Waikato International Stakes (2000m)

FINAL DESTINATION 98f

(Logical Lady by Sound Reason)

2001 NZ 1000 Guineas (1600m)

2001 Levin RC Bayer Classic (1600m)

Jess Greenfield awarded 2026 Mary-Lynne Ryan Young Achiever Award

On Saturday night, Jess Greenfield was awarded the loveracing.nz Mary-Lynne Ryan Young Achiever Award at the Property Brokers National Breeding Awards at Karapiro. When asked by Steve Davis what the future looked like for Jess, Greenfield humbly replied: “Just keep working away at Waikato Stud and see where we end up.”

22 July 2026

Ocean Park Trans-Tasman Double

With Andrew Forsman’s 3yo Ocean Park filly Pine Leaf breaking her maiden by a widening four and a quarter-lengths in the last at Cambridge on Wednesday, celebrations continued as just ten minutes later it was the Chirs Waller trained Velaris who saluted at Canterbury with fellow Ocean Park runner I Park finishing a gallant third.