Since his foundation in 1992 by Dr. Charles Roberts and his veterinarian, Dr. Andrew Grierson, Woodland's stud has established itself as one of the leading sperm bases of the southern hemisphere.
As a measure of their dominance in the breeding industry, three of Woodland's stallions in Bettor's joy, Sweet Lou and American Ideal the first, third and fifth place on the Australian All Agged Sires list last season.
Sweet Lou was the leading father of two and three -year -old actors, while the shares of downby hookides continue to rise and he sets his position among the leading stallions.
“Downby theseaside ticks a lot of boxes. He will probably be the one who will get up in addition to Captaintacherous among all sons of 'Sonbeach',” said Woodland's Stud Australian, Mark Hughes.
“His biggest harvest is the current two -year harvest and the back, which is also very vast in both countries.”
Hughes is also confident about the shares of the emerging Siring Force Sweet Lou.
“He is the successor to the joy and art major of the Huge Boys Bettor, that is no doubt,” said Hughes.
Hughes said that the Outcross Hengst foam had “a very positive start this year in Australia and Up-to-date Zealand as well as some good early winners in North America”.
“Last year he breeded five mares of group 1. We always thought that he was the difference for breeders like Sweet Lou,” he said.
Woodland's Stud Hengden will have a robust presence in the presence Nutrien Equine Melbourne Yearling Sale on the Oaklands Junction on Sunday, April 13th. They are represented by almost 25 percent of the catalogized land.
Downbytheside has eight entries, including half -brothers for tough Tilly, Centenario, now act, pectacular and idyllic and foal from the good racemar two bed gates and perfect appearance.
Among the five joys from Bettor are a half -brother of Joanna, a stallion foal by Amelia Rose and a foal from the winner of Group 1 Kualoa.
Sweet Lou has nominated two colts and three stut foals for sale, including a sister, who of course is a half sister for the delightful Tara.
The overdue American ideal will be represented by three stut foals, including daughters of the classic Racemares Punch Line and Leigha Miller, while Lather Up has a stallion foal from a finalist from Victoria Oaks and a half sister to Holdonsu.
- The Portland breeder owner Heath Bourke produced two finalists in the Bathurst Gold Tiara in distinction (third) and Myras Mint (sixth)
- The Broodmare Bellasario, bred and owned by the Munnerley family, left three winners in the fourteen days in Captain Bellasario (Melton), Bella Louise (Cranbourne) and Rio Rock (Mildura)
- The three -year Trotting Filly Bar Tab, a winner at Cranbourne for her second start, was bred by the Victorian family of family Philip Trainor
from Peter WhartonFor Gurtrennsport Victoria
