Econsul colt goes to Hancox
One of Australia's leading syndicators, and renowned judges of yearlings, Shelley Hancox, purchased the Econsul-Paris Sweep colt (pictured) at Thursday's Inglis Melbourne Yearling Sale.
Hancox was the winning bidder for the colt at $26,000, and immediately Woodside Park's bloodstock manager Dean Harvey agreed that Woodside Park will retain 25% in the more >
La Rocket to miss Australian Cup
Wadham Park's headline horse La Rocket has gone sore.
The gelding, fresh from his win in the Group 2 St. George Stakes (wfa 1800m) at Caulfield on February 20, pulled up sore in the off-hind leg after trackwork on Tuesday.
Trainer Dale Sutton had no option to withdrawn the La Rocket from more >
Econsul filly sells for $130,000
Woodside Park's good results at the Inglis Melbourne Premier Yearling Sale continued on Wednesday when the impressive Econsul-Saliah filly (pictured), lot 379, sold for $130,000 to the bid of Caulfield trainer Andrew Noblet.
The beautiful, almost black filly is a half-sister to the Group 1 class sprinter Bank Robber.
To date, Woodside more >
Woodside filly wins Premier Classic
The Woodside Park-bred filly Not A Pretender won last Saturday's $250,000 Inglis Premier Classic (1200m) at Caulfield.
The filly, by Royal Academy from the Desert King mare Mimes, was a $65,000 purchase by Nathan Tinkler's Patinack Farm from the Woodside Park draft at last year's Inglis Premier Sale at Oaklands Junction.
Not more >
Wadham Park to sell Nagambie farm
The Wadham Park Group has announced its intention to sell one of its Victorian farms, Wadham Park Nagambie.
The beautifully-appointed farm, perfectly situated on the historic Northwood Road, near Seymour, has been part of the Wadham Park operation since it was purchased 2007. The 189-hectare (468-acre) farm was previously known as more >
