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John Thompson gets one for Segenhoe Stud

Randwick trainer John Thompson recorded his first victory for prominent breeder Segenhoe Stud when Glenbawn Dame took out Wednesday’s Pro-Ride Handicap at Warwick Farm. Thompson was appointed head trainer of Patinack Farm in 2009 enjoying Group I victories courtesy of Nechita in the Coolmore Stud Stakes and Pear Tart in the Tatt’s Tiara. He originally […]
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Guepardo successful on debut

Heading to the track for the first time, three-year-old Flying Spur gelding Guepardo recorded a classy one-and-a-quarter length victory over Prime Target in the Halekulani Bowling Club Maiden over 1200m at Wyong. Having had four barrier trials to build up his fitness for his debut run, the performance of the John O’Shea-trained Guepardo indicated that […]
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Game Thief breaks maiden

Four-year-old Bernardini gelding Game Thief, who has been described by Malua Racing’s Troy Corstens as a “lovely horse that has had some issues in the past,” broke his maiden at Sale on Saturday, January 25 in emphatic fashion. Having only his sixth career start, the Segenhoe Stud-owned grey gelding settled in a mid-field position for […]
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Breakfast In Bed brings up fifth win

Fresh from a three week break, and having her first start of 2104, the David Vandyke-trained Breakfast In Bed headed to Royal Randwick on Saturday and proved too tough, winning her fifth career start. Starting the race favourite over the 1400m of the Australian Turf Club Benchmark 80, the four-year-old Hussonet mare jumped away well […]
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Segenhoe’s Trial File

Over the last few weeks the Segenhoe Stud runners have performed extremely well in barrier trials in readiness for their efforts and we highlight some below. Three-year-old Iffraj gelding Church Boy, trained by Michael Moroney trialled recently at Randwick over 1050m and produced a very good effort to defeat Never Fazed by a nose, with […]
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Mining for gold…

Patience and time are two things that are often needed in racing, and a four-year-old mare having her first career start is not often something you see all the time, but the Segenhoe Stud-owned Mining Tycoon made her debut on Wednesday, January 8 at Eagle Farm for trainer Toby Edmonds and recorded a very classy […]
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Another day..another winner..

Having recorded three winners in the past two days with Martilago on Friday and a stakes double on Saturday with Ninth Legion and Whistling Dixie, the Segenhoe bandwagon headed west on Sunday to Hawkesbury. While he may have shown greenness during the run, it was the manner in which three-year-old Centre Pivot won on Sunday […]
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Villiers to Ninth Legion

Enjoying one of his best preparations to date, Fastnet Rock gelding Ninth Legion took his career to the next level on Saturday, claiming the Group Two Villiers Stakes on the Kensington track at Randwick, the first stakes win for the Segenhoe-owned four-year-old. Having always showed tremendous ability, Ninth Legion spent his early years chasing home […]
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Group Three victory for Whistling Dixie

Stakes placed at her final run of her two-year-old season, Whistling Dixie, the now three-year-old daughter of Pins has taken a few runs this time in to produce the goods, but she did on Saturday in fie style at Awapuni, New Zealand, claiming the Group Three Eulogy Stakes over 1600m. Ridden by Aimee Taylor, Whistling […]
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Blue-blood salutes

First up from a spell, three-year-old filly Martilago headed to Goulburn on Friday, December 12 and took out the Goulburn Workers Club Maiden Handicap by three-quarters-of-a-length from Distorted Demand with a further five lengths to the third placed Road Fox (pictured above). Trainer by the Randwick-based Ron Quinton, Martilago was ridden a treat by Tim […]
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