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posted on 25 October, 2021

42 SW for Kingman plus hat-trick

The progression of the Masen has the Lyons brothers excited about next year following his high-quality performance to land the Listed Knockaire Stakes. The 2-1 favourite made all and showed an impressive turn of foot to shoot clear of his rivals earl...
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posted on 11 October, 2021

New G1 winner for Deep Impact in Australia and 178 SW

Profondo (3 c ex Honesty Prevails by Redoute’s Choice), a $1.9 million yearling at the Magic Millions Gold Coast Sale, showed his class in winning the Spring Champion Stakes (Gr 1, 2000m) at Randwick yesterday. The Deep Impact (Sunday Silence) colt p...
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posted on 3 October, 2021

Novara's Express head toward Oaks

Novara Park bred and part owned Elusive Express (Jakkalberry) justified favourite punters confidence when winning the Gr.2 Edward Manifold Stakes (1610m) at Flemington on Saturday for trainers Anthony and Sam Freedman. The daughter of Jakkalberry cau...
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posted on 12 September, 2021

41 SW for Kingman

Noble Truth (2 c ex Speralita by Frankel) held on in a head-bobbing finish to the Flying Scotsman Stakes (Listed, 7f) at Doncaster yesterday to seal a win that took his sire Kingman’s (Invincible Spirit) tally of individual stakes winners to 41, whil...
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posted on 28 August, 2021

40 SW for Kingman

Serve the King had been knocking at the door of a blacktype score and broke through on 25th August. Stalking from second through the first quarter of the race, the bay was overtaken, but maintained his spot on the hedge in third. The top two shot of...
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posted on 20 August, 2021

Third Oaks Win for Deep Impact filly

The Group I Yorkshire Oaks (1m4f) was run overnight at York and predictably won by race favourite Snowfall, the exceptional Deep Impact filly who is undefeated this year.Trained by Aidan O’Brien and ridden by Ryan Moore, Snowfall was coming off wins ...
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posted on 9 August, 2021

39 SW for Kingman

PUBLIC SECTOR is Stakes winner 39 for Kingman winning the Gr2 National Racing Hall of Fame Stakes at Saratoga on Saturday. King Of Comedy’s sire Kingman is one of the best Sires in the world with a £150,000 (NZ$295,000) service fee. At Randwick Sydn...
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posted on 2 August, 2021

37 and 38 SW for Kingman

38 for Kingman 1 August - Oriental Mystique (4 f ex Madame Chiang by Archipenko) got up in the dying strides to take the Prix Luth Enchantee (Listed, 2400m) at Clairefontaine yesterday for trainer David Simcock. The win marked the 38th individual st...
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posted on 19 July, 2021

Classic Oaks double for Deep Impact filly

Deep Impact filly Snowfall gave another blistering performance to became the 15th filly to complete the English/Irish Oaks double at the Curragh. Aidan O'Brien's filly had blitzed her rivals at Epsom to win by a record margin of 16 lengths and she pr...
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posted on 7 June, 2021

Sweynesse - A rising star

The stellar season has continued for Novara Park's Sweynesse with Signora Nera placing third in the Group One Queensland Oaks (2200m)at Eagle Farm Brisbane on Saturday. Two weeks earlier it was Sweynesse filly Only Words taking out the Gr.2 The Roses...
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St James Timeform

Says of King of Comedy :

His performance was so blatantly eye-catching that Timeform labelled King of Comedy the best rated 3yo in Europe. The sectional breakdown of the race showed that King Of Comedy finished fastest of all. He also covered at least 3 metres more than Circus Maximus and Too Darn Hot.

James Mcdonald - Jockey

Says of Sweynesse :

"He was awesome. We got back in a slowly run race so his (sectional) splits
would have been amazing."

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."