From TTR: Prost and Kobayashi headline the 2026 roster at Aquis at $9900 including GST while Stronger and Officiating will stand for $8800 including GST in 2026. The Queensland farm have priced their stallions with the economy in mind.
From TTR: A half-sister to sire Santos has produced a wonderful colt from the first crop of Officiating, and Aquis Farm’s Director Of Sales Jonathan Davies is happy to see the mare return for a second mating.
From TTR AusNZ: “She’s produced arguably the best foal on the farm for the season so far. There’s a couple of other very good ones by Officiating,” said Davies. “He’s got good size, strength and bone with plenty of depth. He has a magnificent action and a lovely head.”
From TTR: Aquis Director Of Sales Jonathan Davies is thrilled with the first foals by Officiating. The colt from Canny Lassie is ‘arguably the best foal on the farm’ and is a half-brother to two stakes winners.
From TTR: On the final day of stakes racing in Hong Kong, Kobayashi’s half-brother Copartner Prance won his first group race in the G3 Premier Cup, and in the G3 Premier Plate, the veteran galloper Beauty Joy guaranteed himself a sixth season in the region with a strong victory.
From TTR: Aquis has announced the acquisition of Prost, a powerful son of Snitzel, who will stand his debut season for $13,200 inc GST. He makes up an exciting seven-strong roster that is full of youth and promise.
From TTR: A narrow gap was all it took for James McDonald and Sunshine in Paris (Invader) to burst through and nail straight-track specialist Right to Party (Zoustar) and secure the G1 Champions Sprint (1200 metres), with superstar mare Bella Nipotina (Pride Of Dubai) fighting on for a close-up third.
From TTR AusNZ: On Thursday, Aquis Stallions announced the launch of its Officiating Breeders Bonus Scheme, offering breeders a chance to win $500,000. This prize will be awarded to the breeder responsible for Officiating’s (USA) first 2-year-old stakes winner from his 2025 crop.
From TTR AusNZ: Aquis has announced the acquisition of Officiating (USA), a son of Blame (USA), who will stand his debut season for $12,500 (inc GST), as the proven source of precocity, Kobayashi, leads the eight-strong roster at a career high of $15,000 (inc GST).
From TTR AusNZ: The Les Ross-trained Mishani Lily (Kobayashi) has proven to be one of Queensland’s most consistent and tough juveniles this season. Having her eighth start in the Listed Dalrello S. the daughter of Kobayashi, ridden by Vlad Duric, didn’t give an inch to her rivals.