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Twenty-nine-year-old New Zealander Dean Williams celebrated the first winner of his training career at Murtoa on Saturday, with Tempest Moon capturing the Marma Cup (2050m) in the colours of The Oaks Stud. The victory carried extra significance for Williams, whose father Rick has been the long-serving General Manager of The Oaks Stud, where Dean spent much of his childhood before embarking on a career in racing.

Cambridge Stud was crowned the Sir Patrick and Justine Lady Hogan New Zealand Breeder of the Year sponsored by Dunstan Horsefeeds on Saturday night at the Property Brokers National Breeding Awards at Karapiro, earning New Zealand’s highest breeding honour for the sixth time following another outstanding season on both sides of the Tasman.

1 Organised Crime - 2c I Am Invincible (AUS) x Sultry Feeling (AUS) (Encosta De Lago (AUS)) Tnr: Lloyd Kennewell Rdr: Jye McNeil 58 Seller: Newgate Farm, Aberdeen, NSW (As Agent for Newgate/Gooree Joint Venture) Buyer: Kennewell Racing/Group 1 Bloodstock (FBAA) 2 0.8 All That And More - 2f Rich Enuff (AUS) x Farewell Angelina (AUS) (Magnus (AUS)) Tnr: Patrick Payne Rdr: J Noonan 56 3 1.8 Long Island Oyster - 2g Blue Point (IRE) x Anise (AUS) (General Nediym (AUS)) Tnr: Jerome Hunter Rdr:...

Here is the full list of 109 stallions which had winners throughout Australasia today with winners and result details.

In-form mare First Chorus has a spring black-type feature in her crosshairs after carrying on her rich vein of winter form in Saturday’s A$150,000 Tobin Brothers Celebrating Lives Handicap (1600m) at Caulfield. The New Zealand-bred Ghibellines mare is now a seven-time winner from 15 career starts, with another four minor placings and A$393,860 in stakes.

The winter of 2026 has been a turning point in the career of New Zealand-bred filly Satono Jasmine, who stretched her winning sequence to four in the A$160,000 B & K Group Australia Handicap (1800m) at Randwick on Saturday. The daughter of Rich Hill Stud stallion Satono Aladdin was unplaced on debut in December, then returned for a second preparation that began with a third at Wyong, a fifth at Hawkesbury and a fourth at Wyong.

Saturday’s $120,000 TAB Highway Plate (1800m) at Randwick was the second straight Highway victory for Leovanni, and the third consecutive win overall for the in-form mare. The New Zealand-bred daughter of Rich Hill Stud stallion Proisir took 12 starts to collect her first victory, opening her account at Tamworth on July 3. But she hasn’t looked back from there, following it up with back-to-back Highway victories at Randwick on July 11 and now July 25.

He might have started at odds of $61, but no one with a heart could begrudge six year old Gingerbread Man gelding Fluro Neuro his first stakes win in the Listed HG Bolton Sprint at Belmont on Saturday! All week the Beaufine Stakes winner Immortal Bliss ( I Am Immortal) and runner up Twisted Steel ( Rommel) had been vying for favouritism in this next leg of Perth's winter sprint series, with Twisted Steel narrowly getting the nod from punters on race morning.

Shuttling back to Newgate this spring, Starspangledbanner’s Cox Plate winning son State of Rest (IRE) posted his third winner in Ireland overnight at Gowran Park with a bold front running victory for Sword of State. Trained by Brendan Duke, Sword of State was backing up a week later after making her debut at The Curragh and obviously took benefit from the experience. Another winner for freshman sire State of Rest as SWORD OF STATE gets off the mark at @GowranPark1??

A pair of new juvenile winners and a first time stakes performer made it a good Saturday for Widden Stud’s Victorian based value sire Doubtland. A fast Group II winning son of Not a Single Doubt, Doubtland was always expected to get 2YO winners and at Caulfield on Saturday the Nick Ryan trained gelding Doubt Time made a winning debut. He settled back and charged to the line with a scintillating burst of speed to catch race favourite Resolutely on the line to win the 1100m contest by a head.