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Graff x Star Reflection

We loved this colt from the Magic Millions sale and whilst a little bit biased as we raced the mare and bred this bloke with partners and was very keen to bring him home
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CHEAPIE” GETS OFF THE MARK ON DEBUT

By Laurence Schuberth • April 24, 2025
Two Melbourne Cups with imports (Protectionist and Gold Trip), but scoring with a debutante at Newcastle yesterday wasn’t without some significance either. Whilst million dollar and plus yearlings are the norm nowadays. Australian Bloodstock had to pay only $10,000 at the 2023 Inglis HTBA sale in Sydney for now three-year-old Caltsar, who gave his large group of syndicate owners a quick return when he got off the mark as a $1.24 hotpot. On the strength of two recent trial victories, Caltsar (Ash Morgan) justified his short quote and picked up $26,625, including a $5625 BOBS bonus. “He’s definitely one of our cheapest buys in recent times,” said Australian Bloodstock director Jamie Lovett this morning in giving credit to fellow director Luke Murrell. “Caltsar had a parrot mouth, but there was nothing physically wrong with the horse. “We thought he would bring a lot more, perhaps 40 or 50 thousand dollars. “Luke wasn’t deterred and stuck to his guns and got him for $10,000.” Caltsar was indeed the cheapest of five yearlings Australian Bloodstock purchased at that sale. Only eight lots earlier they went to $45,000 to secure the first living foal of their eight-times winner and Group 1 placegetter Princess Posh (who has been named Poshy’s Girl and is yet to race). Still getting Caltsar cheaply was the easiest part. For Newcastle trainer Nathan Doyle to get him to the races was another story. “The breaker told us Caltsar needed time, and he was right,” Lovett said. “He’s definitely a work in progress, and has plenty to learn. “Caltsar tossed Ash (Morgan) at the crossing after winning his latest trial (920m) on the course proper at Broadmeadow on April 2. “It wasn’t a strong race yesterday, but a good starting point and great for his owners to get his maiden out of the way. “Caltsar (by Calyx) will get better with experience and also when he gets over a bit of ground. “Sometimes you never know when horses such as him will jump out of the ground and win a nice race.”  Story John Curtis , April 24, 2025 - Pics Bradley Photos

BEATEN PMC FINAL FAVORITE’S NEW GOAL LATER IN YEAR

By Laurence Schuberth • April 14, 2025
KRIS Lees has set a new goal with narrowly beaten Provincial-Midway Championships Final favorite Lord Of Biscay. It’s the same track (Royal Randwick) where the import just failed to overhaul the talented Matcha Latte in last Saturday’s $1m PMC Final (1400m) – but this time it’s an even richer target. That’s the $3m Listed Big Dance (1600m) at headquarters on November 4. Lees won the inaugural running in 2022 with Rustic Steel, ridden by Nash Rawiller. “Lord Of Biscay was very gallant last Saturday, and the extra distance of the Big Dance won’t be a problem,” Lees said this afternoon. “He became eligible for the race when he easily won the Ballina Cup over 1590m in January.  “Lord Of Biscay has done a terrific job this campaign, winning a couple of races and also being placed twice from five starts. “He will spell and we’ll get him ready for the Big Dance.”

Infancy Wins G2 Sapphire Stakes

By Laurence Schuberth • April 13, 2025
Wandjina’s quality sprinting daughter Infancy produced a career best on day two of The Championships at Randwick when resuming off a break to win the Group II Sapphire Stakes (1200m). Showing her customary lack of early speed, Jason Collett settled Infancy back near the rear but found himself tracking short-price favourite Commemorative (I Am Invincible). That pair came widest in the straight with plenty to offer but Infancy produced a powerful drive in the final 100 metres to outgun the favourite and win by half a length with with Lady Laguna (Overshare) third. “She got a lovely ride from Jason and she's done the rest,” said trainer Kris Lees. “She's got a really good Randwick record. She's a back marker, so if you go through her form, there's a few hard-luck stories amongst it, but she had the luck today.” Bred by Australian Bloodstock, Infancy is one of two winners from two to race for Childhood (USA), an American-bred daughter of Lonhro, who won two of five starts in Ireland before failing at her only start in America. A half-sister to three stakes winners, including the Grade III winner Baby J and the Grade 1-placed Laureate Conductor, Childhood (USA) was a 60,000 gns buy for Ronald Rauscher from the Godolphin consignment at the 2017 Tattersalls July Sale. McEvoy Mitchell Racing / Belmont Bloodstock Agency (FBAA) shelled out $60,000 for a now to year-old filly by Graff consigned by HP Thoroughbreds to the 2024 Inglis Classic Yearling Sale. Her 2025 yearling, also by Graff made $90,000 to Tasman Thoroughbreds, again at Classic. She didn’t produce a foal last year and has been served by Tassort. Infancy is one of six stakes winners for Larneuk Stud’s Group 1 Australian Guineas hero Wandjina (Snitzel). He’s enjoying a strong year with three stakes winners including this season’s Group II winner and Group I placed Hong Kong galloper Galaxy Patch.

Australian connections back older model Vauban to drive Melbourne Cup ambitions

By Laurence Schuberth • March 28, 2025
Australian Bloodstock director Luke Murrell is not afraid to take a decent punt on overseas stayers in his quest for more Melbourne Cup glory. Usually, though, the horse is younger than seven-year-old Vauban. “We’ve only bought a couple of expensive ones like him at that level, and they’ve always been three or four-year-olds,” Murrell said. “This one was older, but it’s probably like buying the Camry off the one-owner lady that’s got only 20,000kms on it, even though it’s 10 years old. “When you look at his record, he’d won eight of 21, and he was always a tough, sound horse, because those VRC protocols are ridiculous, so for him to pass them, he’s very sound.” Murrell and fellow Australian Bloodstock founder Jamie Lovett have built their syndication company on buying the right horse and giving clients a shot at the Melbourne Cup, and other features along the way. Protectionist put them on the map with his dominant Cup win in 2014 and Gold Trip, which cost more than $2 million, repaid them with victory in 2022. Vauban, though, is a new direction for Australian Bloodstock, which went halves with trainers Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott in a purchase believed to be close to $2 million after last year’s Cup.
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Joining Australian Bloodstock as a part-owner of a racehorse has been an exhilarating and rewarding journey. As a horse enthusiast, investing in a share of a thoroughbred with them has been a remarkable experience.

The team's passion for horses is infectious, and their dedication to ensuring a positive experience for all owners is evident. Being part of "Team AB" has been full of exciting moments.


The standout feature of my experience with Australian Bloodstock is the team's approachability and open communication. They keep owners well-informed about our horse's progress, are always ready to answer questions, and offer insights into the racing world. This transparency in operations builds trust and makes the journey of horse ownership even more enjoyable.


Moreover, the networking opportunities that come with being a part of the Australian Bloodstock community are invaluable, especially for business owners like myself. It's a diverse group, united by a love for horses, offering great chances for professional and personal connections.


Overall, my experience with Australian Bloodstock has been incredible, combining the thrill of horse ownership with camaraderie and networking opportunities. Their professionalism, transparency, and passion for racing make them an excellent choice for anyone interested in racehorse syndication. It's an unforgettable and gratifying experience that I am proud to be a part of.

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“Winning a black type race overseas (with Delectation) is something I could never have imagined, and I have the greatest admiration and respect for the Australian Bloodstock guys. They are amazing how successful they have been at picking a horse with talent overseas, and bringing them to Australia and winning races. Their strike rate is so good. Big Duke is a prime example. He had won one race in England (at Wetherby) when Australian Bloodstock bought him, and he has since won the Launceston Cup and Manion Cup and Chairman’s Handicap in Sydney for us”


CLAUDE RENSHAW

An Australian Bloodstock Racehorse Owner

As one of the owners of 2014 Melbourne Cup winner Protectionist, the Mendooran (NSW) farmer understandably rated the German stayer’s runaway victory, with English jockey Ryan Moore aboard, as his greatest thrill in racing.


“It’s been a wonderful association and, of course, still is with Australian Bloodstock.

There’s no way I could ever have envisaged getting the opportunity to win races all over the world in countries such as Germany, France, Singapore and New Zealand”



JOHN HUNTER

An Australian Bloodstock Racehorse Owner

FAQS

Here are answers to some common questions. 

  • What are the ongoing costs?

    We don’t a make a mark up on training fees so you only pay what we pay. The ongoing costs are below.


    We charge a management fee of only $22 per month per share. So if you have 2.5% or 10% it’s still just $22.


    Training Fees: Because you only pay what the trainer charges, the amount will vary month to month.


    For a 5% share budget on $80 per month when the horse is spelling (resting).

    For a 5% share budget on $240 per month when the horse is in full work.

  • How are my stakes winnings paid?

    For 5% share holders and above you are paid directly by the state racing body that the horse raced in. Racing NSW pays twice per month, Racing Victoria and QLD weekly. 


    2.5% shareholders are paid out from Australian Bloodstock as you are part of our syndicate. We pay out twice per month.

  • Will I get to help name my horse?

    Yes. The naming process is done via a vote, everyone puts in their preferred names and they are collated, everyone then votes with the top 3 being submitted to the racing authority.

  • What race-day privileges do I get?

    Going to the races is the best way to enjoy your ownership experience! Celebrate the win and enjoy access to the winners room!

    For each 5% share you get 1 x Members pass and 1 x Mounting Yard Pass plus 1 x Associate Members pass for a guest.

    For each 2.5% share you get 1 x Members pass and 1 x Mounting Yard Pass plus 1 x Associate Members pass for a guest.


    We have excellent relationships with our wonderful Australian racetracks and generally we can get extra entry and mounting yard passes on request 🙂

  • Will I be able to visit my horse?

    Yes, you just need to contact us and book a time. Generally Sundays are not available.

  • How long until my horse races?

    Every horse is different, some will be 2yo runners and other later, both Australian Bloodstock and your trainer will keep you updated regularly on the progress and likely start of your horse. It’s worth remembering there is approx. 22,000 horses born each year in Australia and only around 2000 of them run as 2yr olds. All our stock are fully educated during this period but we don’t rush our horses, if they show they are ready to race then we race them, if not we be patient and wait till they are ready.


  • Do I get updates on how my horse is going?

    Yes, you will receive regular updates via video and audio from both us and your trainer.



  • Do I own my horse forever?

    Yes. You own your horses until we decide to sell or retire him or her.


  • What if my horse goes to stud?

    If your horse goes to stud you will receive your % share of all profits that the horse makes, this can come in a one-off payment if the horse is sold outright or on ongoing income if the breeder only buys a portion of the horse.


  • Does Australian Bloodstock remain in the ownership group?

    Yes we do, we keep from 10-30% of each horse we syndicate as we have confidence in our selection process and we are here to enjoy the thrill of racing also. You are brought in as a partner.



  • Do I pick where my horse runs?

    Being in a syndicate with many other owners doesn’t lend itself to everyone having a say on where your horse runs. We employ the best trainers in the land so between us and them you will have your horse placed in the right races. Our main priority with each horse is to place them to advantage and where we think they will earn the biggest cheque.


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