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Another successful Radetzky Marsch strike

After a belated start to his career, RADETZKY MARSCH (Mongolian Khan x Nosecondprize) is beginning to prove his worth with a second consecutive win in a Class 4 – 1200m sprint at Sungei Besi here today. The Mongolian Khan gelding was sold for NZ$100,000 as a two-year-old at the Ready To Run Sale but only arrived in Malaysia as an unraced four-year-old.Radetzky Marsch was almost five when he had his first race last June, finishing down the field after setting the pace into the straigh...

Red Hare Bloodstock at Karaka 2023

Justin is in New Zealand for the New Zealand Bloodstock National Yearling Sales at Karaka next week. Red Hare Bloodstock are selling three yearlings at this sale. Lot 372 a bay filly by U S Navy Flag out of the stakes winning Pentire mare Nigelissima.Lot 693 a bay colt by U S Navy Flag out of the winning O’Reilly mare Cardrona.Lot 792 a bay filly by U S Navy Flag out of the multiple race-winning Keeper mare Hayley AnnRed Hare Bloodstock will also be buying across Australasia in 2023,...

First foal for Outflank

Australian winner Outflank has had her first foal. The Tapit mare has foaled a Per Incanto filly at Cambridge Stud with both mother and daughter doing well. Outflank is out of Best Behavior whose ten wins in America included the G3 Gulfstream Park Sugar Swirl Stakes.  It is also the family of stakes winners Kingmaker, King Corrie, Costal Fortress and Battlements. Outflank will visit Almanzor this season, sire of recent Gr.1 VRC Derby winner Manzoice. ...

Red Hare Bloodstock foal featured on Bred To Win

Our cracking Hello Youmzain filly was featured on Caroline Searcy’s Australian TV show Bred To Win this week. She can be seen kicking up her heels from the 8.40 mark in the video below as Cambridge Stud’s Scott Calder discusses her appeal. Born on August 9, she was Hello Youmzain’s first southern hemisphere-born foal. This is the third living foal for Ronda, a two-year-old winning daughter of O'Reilly. Her first foal, a colt by Per Incanto, sold for $180,000 at the 2021 New Zealand Bloo...

August's special arrival

Red Hare Bloodstock has provided Cambridge Stud shuttle stallion Hello Youmzain with his first southern hemisphere foal.Born on 9 August, the filly is a welcome addition to Red Hare's bloodstock portfolio.This is the third living foal for Ronda, a two-year-old winning daughter of O'Reilly. Her first foal, a colt by Per Incanto, sold for $180,000 at the 2021 New Zealand Bloodstock National Yearling Sales and she also has a two-year-old filly by US Navy Flag.Both Ronda and her filly foal are doing...

Hangry flew home to win at Penang

Red Hare Bloodstock bred four -year-old Hangry flew home to win the Class 5-B over 1200m worth RM$18,000 at Penang Turf Club for owners Kerlybob racing on Saturday.  Ridden by apprentice jockey S Sia, Hangry settled well towards the back of the field, biding his time on the rails before zooming down the rails at the 200m mark to win by half-a-length over Dark Wizard with Zilfikar two lengths further back in third position.  Bred by Maggie and Jilyin Wong, Hangry is by Rich Hill Stud-ba...

Winning update for Red Hare broodmare

Trentham winner Belclare provided Red Hare Bloodstock broodmare Luxe with an update on Saturday. The Lisa Latta-trained Belclare posted a dominant win in the Hardy Trade Supply 1400 bringing up her sixth career win. The daughter of Per Incanto is out of Miss Rhythmic, a sister to the stakes placed O'Reilly mare Luxe. Latta's high opinion of Belclare was evident when the Awapuni trainer went to $80,000 to secure the Per Incanto x Luxe yearling filly at the New Zealand Bloodstock Yearling Sales la...

Update looking likely for Redhare mare

Redhare Bloodstock’s broodmare portfolio looks set to receive a boost courtesy of a promising juvenile filly in Australia. Pretty Shamrock (Written Tycoon x Empress O’Reilly) won her trial at Randwick on Tuesday for John O’Shea and her owner-breeders Yulong Investments. The two-year-old filly was having the first trial of this preparation and mustered speed well for James McDonald to sit behind the leaders in the 743m heat. She surged to the line between runners to win by half a length. Pr...

Ronda colt to join team Te Akau

Red Hare Bloodstock’s two-year-old Per Incanto colt out of Ronda is set to join New Zealand’s leading stable Te Akau Racing in preparation for the future where he will race in Hong Kong out of Jamie Richards' stable. Richards, who has won three New Zealand Trainer’s Premierships for Te Akau, was announced in December as the latest edition to the Hong Kong Jockey Club training ranks. Raced by Red Hare Bloodstock’s Justin Wong, Ronda was an impressive winner on debut at Otaki in 2015 when ...

Another Reliable Group winner for Red Hare Bloodstock

Reliable Team became the second Group winning graduate by Reliable Man sold by Red Hare Bloodstock when winning the Gr.2 BOCHK Jockey Club Cup (2000m) at Sha Tin in Hong Kong on Sunday.  Reliable Team’s Group win follows fellow RHB graduate Kinane’s 2020 Gr.3 Frank Packer Plate win at Royal Randwick in Australia.  “I’ve always liked the progeny of Reliable Man and it’s very exciting to have pinhooked a second group winning son of him,” said Red Hare Bloodstock’s Justin Wo...

Sakura Blossom sets tongues wagging with sensational Hastings victory

While Callsign Mav was the star of the elite horses at Hastings with his Gr.1 Tarzino Trophy (1400m) victory, it was a stunning performance on the undercard that was the talk of the racing world. Four-year-old mare Sakura Blossom had attracted plenty of attention off the back of her maiden win over 970m on the Cambridge synthetic track earlier in the month and lined up over 1200m on Saturday. Backed into a starting price of $3.10, the daughter of Vancouver had her supporters cursing when she com...

Cambridge trainer looking to get his Foote in the till at Hastings

Cambridge trainer Ben Foote is looking forward to heading to Hastings this weekend where he is hoping Sakura Blossom can extend her faultless form line in the Remember “Jooky” 1200. While the four-year-old mare has yet to taste defeat, Foote said she still has plenty of maturing to do after racing greenly on debut on the Cambridge Synthetic earlier this month, where class saw her through. “It didn’t really go to plan on debut,” Foote said. “I don’t think you have seen anywhere near...