Comparing the 2023/24 first-season sire table with this season’s second-season table highlights which stallions, with first ANZ foals born in 2021, have progeny that improved at three. A rise in ranking signals stock that are training on.

Top of the Class: Which second-season sires climbed the ranks in 2024/25?

Improvers article

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The Thoroughbred Report caught up with one of the major owners in Yes Yes Yes, Julia Ritchie, to hear the story around the relocation of the young stallion, what the new ownership makeup now looks like, and how the market has initially reacted to the move, where he now stands for $16,500.


'It can’t just be about the top end' - Ritchie and shareholders saying ‘Yes’


Yes Yes Yes article

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Tony and Calvin McEvoy are set to resume training at Flemington from the beginning of the new season on August 1, having secured the former stabling complex of champion trainer Chris Waller at racing’s headquarters. The move has been described as part of a strategic restructure, with the 31 boxes at Flemington to complement the McEvoys’ main training base at Ballarat.


Back on familiar ground: McEvoys about to fire again at Flemington


McEvoy article

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