From ANZ Bloodstock: Sunshine In Paris (Invader) went someway to repaying the $3.9 million spent on her by prominent breeder John Camilleri at the Magic Millions National Broodmare Sale earlier this year, when she added a second stakes win to her record in the Sheraco Stakes (Gr 2, 1200m) at Rosehill yesterday.
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From TTR AusNZ: The Annabel Neasham-trained Sunshine In Paris (Invader) made a massive statement for The Everest and the Golden Eagle in Saturday’s G2 Sheraco S.
From Breednet: Talented Invader mare Sunshine in Paris closed out her three year-old season with a win in the Group I ATC Surround Stakes and was then sold at the Magic Millions National Broodmare Sale for a whopping $3.9million to James Harron Bloodstock.
From Breednet: The most expensive yearling by Invader sold in 2022, Coincide made it back to back metro wins when scoring a bold front running victory at Sandown on Wednesday for the Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott stable.
From Breednet: Aquis Stallions in Queensland opened the gates last weekend for a series of parades that will continue into this week with the stallions set to be shown again at 10am and 2pm on Wednesday and you can…
From TTR AusNZ: The Thoroughbred Report caught up with Dr Richard McClenahan, who bred the promising gelding Robrick (Invader) who kicked off his 3-year-old season in style with a dominant victory in the VRC Member Matthew Hodder Plate at Flemington on Saturday.
From TTR AusNZ: Although there will be no juvenile events for the next few weeks, there was still plenty of action from the newly turned 3-year-old crop in Australia and New Zealand. Saturday at Flemington also saw the return of the superstar jockey Damian Lane after a globe-trotting adventure. Lane would partner the progressive Robrick (Invader) to success.
From Breednet: It doesn’t come much better than to shed the maiden tag by two and three-quarter lengths on a Saturday at Flemington in the manner of the three-year-old Invader gelding Robrick.
From ANZ Bloodstock: Having had Raf Attack score in the opening contest, Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott sent out a quickfire double when Coincide (Invader) led home a quinella for the stable in the Drinkwise Plate (1100m) in the very next race.
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From TTR AusNZ: The Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott-trained Coincide (Invader) finally shed his maiden tag, breaking through at Randwick-Kensington at his sixth start.