Astute yearling purchases @ NZB

We are delighted to have been able to secure our 2 favorite yearlings in the Premier sale without spending huge money.  

#370 Reliable Man - Rio Rose  NZ$ 220 000 

This filly is built and bred to win an Oaks. Her sire won the French Derby Gr1 and the ATC Queen Elisabeth Gr1 in Sydney.  There are 4 Gr1 performers in the immediate family.  She has a great head, a sensational temperament, a very deep girth and a big action.  

She is our favorite filly from book 1 and we are delighted to have her.  

She will be trained in Randwick by James Cummings. 

See her pedigree on the link below: 

https://nzb.co.nz/sales/pedigree.cfm?sale_id=194&lot=370

#435 Dundeel - Sunset Boulevard colt NZ$ 250 000

This colt is a superior athlete with a sensational temperament. He is by the champion and 6 times Gr1 winner DUNDEEL and out of a mare who already produced 4 multiple winners including MELIORA (MRC Gr2 winner).

We loved him the minute we saw him and we had to have him at any cost. 

See pedigree on the link bellow. 

https://nzb.co.nz/sales/pedigree.cfm?lot=435&sale_id=194

Both will go to top trainers but nothing has been decided yet. 

There are a couple of shares available in both horses so feel free to get in touch. 

0408 666 251 

 

#767 Shocking - Jungle Barbie filly NZ$ 75 000


This filly has all the physical attributes that we look for in a yearling. 
She is a grand daughter of Gr.1 winner HELLO DOLLY.

See pedigree and video on the link below:

https://nzb.co.nz/sales/pedigree.cfm?sale_id=197&lot=767
The filly has been bought for Mr John Kelly and will stay in NZ.

 

 

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Le Metayer puts his faith in Siyouni once again

Le Metayer puts his faith in Siyouni once again

With plenty of Australian activity at the Tattersalls December Mare Sale, buyers from the southern hemisphere made their presence felt during the first session of the Arqana Breeding Stock Sale yesterday with prominent agents Louis Le Metayer, Damon Gabbedy and William Johnson all securing mares on the first day of the Deauville sale. 

Ace High fulfils Group One destiny

Ace High fulfils Group One destiny

A classic case of being in the right place at the right time led Rich Hill Stud’s John Thompson to the stable door of Ace High. 

Last Saturday was a special day for Astute Bloodstock

Last Saturday was a special day for Astute Bloodstock

Last Saturday was a special day for Astute Bloodstock given that each of our 5 runners rose to the occasion and won convincingly at Royal Randwick and Flemington. Our priority at work is to select and purchase future elite racehorses so it was a thrill to see 3 winning at Gr.2 level. 

Amelia's Jewel All Class in Stocks Stakes

Amelia's Jewel All Class in Stocks Stakes

Given a positive ride by Damian Lane, Amelia's Jewel needed a track record-breaking performance to capture Friday night's Group II Ladbrokes Stocks Stakes at Moonee Valley. 

Q&A with Louis Le Metayer

Q&A with Louis Le Metayer

Q&A with Louis Le Metayer 

Owner/breeder won’t sell ‘special filly’, eyes up maiden Group 1

Owner/breeder won’t sell ‘special filly’, eyes up maiden Group 1

Peter Walsh, the owner of Amelia Park Racing, claims he has no interest in selling unbeaten filly Amelia’s Jewel and is hoping the rising star of the turf can hand him his Group 1 victory. Longtime owner/breeder Peter Walsh is adamant Amelia’s Jewel (Siyouni {Fr}) is the best horse he has had anything to do with. The Simon Miller-trained 3-year-old kept her perfect record intact on Saturday, scoring a gutsy first-up win in the Listed Belgrave S. at Ascot. 

Amelia's Jewel Pulls It Out of the Fire

Amelia's Jewel Pulls It Out of the Fire

The three-year-old Siyouni filly Amelia's Jewel extended her unbeaten sequence to four with a gutsy win at her seasonal debut in Saturday's Listed Drummond Golf-Belgravia Stakes (1200m) at Ascot. Amelia Park's Peter Walsh purchased Bumbasina (IRE) for 76,000 guineas at the 2019 Tattersalls July Sale through Astute Bloodstock. He sent her to Siyouni to southern hemisphere time, and Amelia's Jewel is the result.  

 
 

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