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Join the winners and come racing withAustralian Bloodstock
Thoroughbred Bloodstock Syndications
Home of the 2014 Melbourne Cup winner, Protectionist.
Syndication of International & National Quality Thoroughbreds
Australian Bloodstock, The best horse racing syndicates globally
Racehorse ownership with Group 1 Success
Owning a racehorse with Australian Bloodstock offers a unique winning experience.
Directors, Luke Murrell & Jamie Lovett search both internationally and locally to find quality thoroughbreds to race with you and their statistics speak for themselves!
Latest News
Top Prospect set to target Ballarat Cup
Trainer Darren Weir says a change in training environment has brought out the best in Flemington winner Top Prospect.One of three runners for the champion trainer in Saturday’s ...
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Brave Smash to stand at Aquis Farm
Aquis Farm has secured recent Group 1 $1 Million Manikato Stakes (1200m) winner Brave Smash to join its ever growing stallion roster.The in-form 5YO Darren Weir trained sprinter ...
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Melbourne Cup: Australian Bloodstock chasing the ultimate prize
For Hunter syndicators Australian Bloodstock, the goal is to have a winning chance every year.The company, founded and managed by Luke Murrell and Jamie Lovett, rose to ...
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TRC Global Ranking
Australian Bloodstock ranks 20 on TRC Global RankingsHow the TRC Global Rankings work The TRC Global Rankings are a measure of an individual's level of achievement over a ...
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Upcoming Runners
| Horse | Date | Race | Track | Fields/Form |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Acceptances | ||||
| Calibration | Nov 16 | 7 | Moonee Valley | Field/Form |
| Tawfiq Boy | Nov 17 | 7 | Doomben | Field/Form |
| Petain | Nov 17 | 4 | Doomben | Field/Form |
| Articus | Nov 17 | 4 | Rosehill Gardens | Field/Form |
| Doukhan | Nov 17 | 2 | Sandown-Hillside | Field/Form |
| Our Century | Nov 17 | 4 | Rosehill Gardens | Field/Form |
| Ormito | Nov 17 | 2 | Sandown-Hillside | Field/Form |
| Olifants | Nov 18 | 4 | Canberra | Field/Form |
| Tycoon Street | Nov 19 | 6 | Scone | Field/Form |
| Azarmin | Nov 19 | 3 | Scone | Field/Form |
DAVID BARTHOLOMEUSZ
An Australian Bloodstock Racehorse OwnerTestimonial
“Australian Bloodstock not only foster great relations with their clients, but they are so easy to deal with. They make you feel you are so much a part of everything.”
Testimonial
"I would like to take this opportunity to thank you for the exceptional service that you provide.
Your guidance and knowledge has assisted in taking my breeding & racing enterprise to the next level with numerous results in Australia and internationally. Your dedication, professionalism and honesty is a quality unmatched.
Your international selection criteria is unrivalled and putting your own capital into what you recommend speaks for itself in the confidence of how you go about business."
Claude Renshaw
An Australian Bloodstock Racehorse OwnerTestimonial
“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.”
John Hunter
An Australian Bloodstock OwnerTestimonial
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,” Hunter said.
“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.”
It was a phone call from Tamworth trainer Sue Grills which led to Hunter’s initial involvement with Australian Bloodstock.
