It's been another outstanding season for Scott Darby’s Darby Racing, which won the G2 Brisbane Cup last Saturday with Campaldino. That success now has them dreaming of the first Tuesday in November. Darby reflects on not only the seasonal highs, but also the variety of his company's purchases when looking for the next star to grace the Australian turf.


From record-breakers to Cup contenders? Darby Racing dares to dream

Darby

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‘This is a truly wonderful opportunity’: Inglis intern applications now open

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Riverbank has always aimed to stand stallions with the best bloodlines available, giving breeders the chance to access elite pedigrees at a fraction of the cost of their more illustrious relatives. That philosophy continues in 2025 with the addition of their new stallion, Kingwell, who stands his first season at a fee of $5500 (inc GST). The Thoroughbred Report caught up with Caroline Osborne to discuss the roster.

Extreme Choice’s half brother, Kingwell, to stand for $5,500 at Riverbank Farm

Riverbank

Almanzor added a new Group 1 winner with Gezora in the G1 Prix de Diane, while Starspangledbanner's son Rafale Dancer added to his Goffs London Sale credentials with a Group 3 victory. In Japan, Meisho Tabaru booked a trip to the Breeders’ Cup in winning the G1 Takarazuka Kinen. 

International News: Almanzor sires the French Oaks winner

International

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Looking Ahead - June 17

Looking Ahead

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2025 Announced Stallion Fees

Debutants

2YO & 3YO Winners by Sire

Winners By Sire