As a six -year cadavity finish My Watchlist My Watchlist (He looks at) The SNR trained by Gary Hall Snr was recently won in Gloucester Park, the breeding legacy of the central Southland breeder Roger Price, which has died last month, has been proven again.
The watchlist won twice in Recent Zealand before it was exported to Western Australia, with Roger keeping a share in the gelding. He only had seven starts between October 2023 and April 2025 and was completely off the stage between November 2023 and September 2024.
He is from Machree mare Donnamach, which Roger from Belladonna has released. She placed a great record at Stud and left Foal, who won over 115 races.
The list is impressive: Cadillac Kent (21), Bellaholmes (22), Pocket Master (11), Pocket Express (12), Bellas Fella (9), Scotty Mac (39), Bellavita (1) and Donnamach (2).
The best horse Roger Bred was Chicago Bull, who won 62 races and set $ 2,417,890. He was also trained by Gary Hall Snr and drove to most of his career by Gary Hall jnr.
The victories of Chicago Bull included two freemantle cups, a WA -Cup, a WA -Derby and a four -year -old classic, all from group 1.
The Price family has been involved in horses with Roger's father Jack Price and his brother Vic, successfully gallopers, for over 100 years.
Rorkes Drift was probably one of the best gallopers driven by the family. He won the birthday handicap in Wingatui in 1916, 1918 and 1921. He also won the Dunedin Cup as well as the Riverton Cup.
But it is the standard breds with which Roger was involved most of his life, and he was particularly proud of Belladonna's record.
from Bruce StewartFor Hartnesslink
