From ANZ Bloodstock: The Gary Portelli-trained Vaderzan, a gelding from the first crop of the young Aquis stallion Invader (Snitzel), led home the second of the two 809-metre trials for juveniles at Warwick Farm yesterday.
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From ANZ Bloodstock: Battledance (2 c ex Fasinatin’Rhythm by More Than Ready) provided Invader (Snitzel) with a third winner from as many runners when he scored at the fourth time of asking in the QTIS Handicap (1050m) at Rockhampton yesterday.
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From ANZ Bloodstock: Invader (Snitzel) sired his second individual winner yesterday when Celtic Vader (2 f ex Celtic Sea by Fastnet Rock) was a comfortable winner of the Aramis Two-Year-Old Plate (1050m) at Morphettville.
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From ANZ Bloodstock: Aquis Farm’s Group 1-winning stallion Invader (Snitzel) sired his first winner yesterday after his promising juvenile Sweet Fantasy (2 f ex Fantasy Quest by Starcraft) overcame a slow start to win on debut.
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From ANZ Bloodstock: Aquis Farm-based first-season stallion The Mission (Choisir) sired his second winner Mishani Mental (2 g ex Mishani Lotus by Octagonal) landed a race over 1110 metres at Doomben yesterday.
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From ANZ Bloodstock: Juveniles of first season sire again impress at yesterday’s official two-year-old hit-outs at Randwick
Aquis Farm’s first season sire Spieth (Thorn Park) was the star of yesterday morning’s much anticipated official two-yearold trials on Randwick’s Kensington track, producing two impressive winners in Victory Moments and Wild Botanica.
From ANZ Bloodstock: Owner Man holds long term Hong Kong aspirations for juvenile he bred by Aquis’ first-season sire
New season stallion Spieth (Thorn Park) drew first blood at yesterday’s barrier trials at Aquis Park on the Gold Coast with his two-year-old colt Victory Moments winning the opening heat of the morning impressively.
From ANZ Bloodstock: Aquis Farm will consolidate its stallion operations in Queensland in the latest shakeup of the large-scale racing and breeding operation, bringing an end to its four-year interstate stud experiment, with high-profile Group 1 winner Pierata (Pierro) to spearhead a 15-strong line-up at Canungra. Justin Fung, Aquis Farm’s president, moved quickly to reassure breeders that he and his Hong Kong-based father Tony would remain major players in the Australian thoroughbred industry after months of speculation about their future.