Lunn Racing and Breeding

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"Overleap" Pretty Cool for connections when you have an untried 2YO and it wins its first trial last 600m in 33:82

On the Same day/track Ninja beats Ka Ying rising Last 600m in 34:28

For those that Backed Well Written on the Weekend, Have a look at the form out of Sunline, Bonecrusher, Veandercross, Legarto, Melody Belle, Probabeel, Silent Achiever, Mufasa, Prowess, Pennyweka, Ohope Wins, Belle Cheval, Roch n Horse, Horlicks, Tit For Taat, The Phantom, Seachange, Bonneval, Mongolian Khan, Jimmy Choux, Vosne Romanee, and Xcellent fresh up in OZ. Obviously what Little Success these NZ Champs had from a NZ Mini Track this was also never in an Open Age Group, Group 1 in Australia Fresh Up, First up

Quite the Difference from the Same Horses a 20% to 78% winning Percentage, So More Group1 Success out of Avondale, Pukekohe and Trentham in total than NZ's Mini Putt Racecourses in Total, No wonder Messara wants Trentham and Avondale Closed, Going to push up the Value of his studs Product no end over time.

If you want me to Add any further horses to the calculation "post 1980" just list them below

Congratulations to all Winners at the Recent Monster Longchamp Meeting with an Impressive 8 Group 1's contested. At least the White guys won a 1400m mixed age race.

Replay Rose of Kingston at Group 2 Level and Stylish handling the Heavy 9 from the 8-k Family related to Hi Yo Sass Bomb, Hezashocka, Kick on and Jans Beau

From AI "Jan’s Beau was a definitive mudlark.
The New Zealand-bred star of the 1970s was widely celebrated for his incredible ability to handle rain-affected, boggy, and heavy tracks.
Highlights of His "Mudlark" Status
• Wet-Track Legacy: Among racing historians and Kiwi turf enthusiasts, Jan's Beau is frequently listed alongside legendary New Zealand wet-trackers. He excelled when track conditions deteriorated and regular contenders struggled.
• Bold Front-Running Style: He was a famous front-runner who would lead fields through heavy conditions, often breaking the hearts of his chasers on testing ground.
• Major Wins: While he could handle on-pace racing on top of the ground—including his massive 25-1 upset victory in the 1972 Australian Cup at Flemington—his mudlark traits were fully on display across his 25 career wins in New Zealand and Australia, including races like the Avondale Cup and the Poland Cup at Paeroa.

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Some Great photos out of Shraddhas Group 3 Gimcrack win Sounds like she is Golden Slipper Bound, Jockey hard at work???, Or just on the horse that wants to win more, How could anyone know what is going inside in a Horses Head.

Really looking forward to Doing "Rising Fast" a Famous 15th of 17 runners in the Te Awamutu Cup 300m Finishing straight, And never won a race in New Zealand at all that seems to be a Black type race these days

Quick look at the Ellerslie form of the 4 Current New Zealand Raced Horses to be immortalized in Australia with a Stakes Raced Named after them, I will be Doing Rising Fast and Gloaming Shortly

Though it is a fact that Gloaming 57 wins from 67 Starts Got Beat by Thespian in the Darley Plate at Ellerslie as 6 year old Breaking his 18 Straight win record in a 4 horse field

380m Straight --- JUNK form

Your Biggest Population you have two tracks, One with a Finishing Straight of 450m with a CV of $77 Million the other with a Substandard finishing straight and a CV of $210 Million and your selling the $77million for your financial security.

NZ racing Trying to damage the breed long term at every turn.

Obviously if you have a Really good horse the Key would be to not Race it at Ellerslie at all

So How Did the Taranaki Bedouin Breeders Stakes Go
Just Two Horses in the field complying with the Bedouins Number 1 Rule in Horse Breeding and they Ran the Quinella and Paid $180,

The European Breeding strategists safely filled 3rd through 11th, no doubt a whole lot of Tesio time, Liam Brichley no doubt will be hailed the next Tesio when he wins the Karaka Million half a dozen more times

Tanya Sue

Quick Look at the Sole Australian 2yo filly pedigree we have covered off Where are they now, on the left hand side in the Gimcrack,
"SHRADDHA"

So under the Current Regime of Overly watered tracks and utilising grasses and surfaces that favour some of the slower breeds (New Zealand handing out awards for participation), The times will not lie as you can see Below the fastest 10 Winners have been a great investment in the breeding shed, where as the slowest 23 winners have been a waste of Capital, Obviously from a Horse performance stand point with the Mitochondria only been inherited from the dam Oaks Races and Thoroughbred Breeders stakes events should probably be the only true Group 1 events dependant on time