Sweynesse

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Remaining undefeated Sweynesse winning the 1600m Spring Stakes.

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Sweynesse defeating dual Group One winner First Seal.

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A blanket finish with Sweynesse finishing 2nd in the Group Two 1400m Hobartville ahead of Kermedec and Shooting To Win.

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Sweynesse’s epic battle when coming 2nd in the Group One 1600m Randwick Guineas. The winner Hallowed Crown went to stud in 2015 and stands at a service fee of AUS$33,000 while third placed Shooting to Win also went to stud in 2015 and stands at a service fee of AUS$38,500.

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Sweynesse easy win in the 1800m Gloaming Stakes.

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Hobartville

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Randwick Guineas

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Kerrin Mcevoy - Jockey

Says of Sweynesse :

"He’s been pleasing us at home but we were worried about the ground and also he was meeting a good field first-up, I had to ride him a bit steady from the gate but he was electric when I asked him to go."
"He’s a nice, big colt with a lovely relaxed attitude and a very good turn of foot."

Hugh Bowman - Jockey

Says of Sweynesse :

"I was really pleased with First Seal but full credit to Sweynesse, I thought I had the race in my keeping. My filly wasn’t dying on her run but the colt picked me up and put me away."

Hideaki Fujiwara - Champion Trainer Japan

Says of Staphanos :

“Staphanos had outstanding ability showing speed and stamina. He was mentally and physically tough. I expect his progeny to be the same!”

Michael Cox - Former South China Morning Post and now The Age racing writer saw Staphanos in the flesh on the track and in his impressive morning workouts

Says of Staphanos :

"Staphanos is a horse of substance, mixing toughness and a no-nonsense temperament in a career in which he raced and beat some of the best Japan had to offer. What a coup by Luigi Muollo and Novara Park to secure this stallion and what an incredible opportunity for New Zealand breeders to send mares to such a highly credentialed son of Deep Impact. He has the looks, pedigree and racetrack performances to be a hit at stud. He could be a real game changer and just the type of stallion New Zealand needs."