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Super impressive young First Crop Sire FOXWEDGE racked up a Baker’s Dozen when he sired his 13th Individual Winner on Saturday at Rosehill when obviously talented filly FOXPLAY opened her account with a dominant display as a short priced favourite.

3yo Filly DINKY DI DORA made it a one act affair at Newcastle on Saturday when she scored in Race 1 on the programme, winning at her 4th career start over 1350m. Ridden by Mitchel Bell, DINKY DI DORA (Redoute’s Choice x Diana Cazadora (CHI) led from the barriers to the finishing post in a decisive win and a wonderful way to break her maiden.

High class Australian bred four year-old Sun Jewellery (by SNITZEL) capped a remarkable year when taking out the Premier Cup HK Gr 3 at Sha Tin on Sunday, the last Black Type race of the season.

A colt by Woodside Park Stud’s Written Tycoon from Peppie has topped the opening day of the 2016 Inglis Great Southern Sale when selling for $170,000. Its been a BIG month for the Super Young Sire is is one of the most popular in Australia.

SNITZEL – The outstanding son of REDOUTE’S CHOICE continues to lead the way as the best sire of 2yo’s this season posting his 26th Individual 2yo Winner on Tuesday. That takes him to 25 Individual 2yo Winners in Australia & 1 in South Africa. Snitzel's 25 Australian 2yo winners in 2015/16 are headed by the Gai Waterhouse trained Group winner EL DIVINO and debut stakes winner Modern Wonder.

Australian bred Zoffany (IRE) colt Zodiac Ruler scored a debut victory at Greyville in South Africa on Wednesday. He is the 6th Southern Hemisphere bred winner for Dansili’s Gr1 winning son Zoffany, who is considered "Too Valuable" to be returning to Coolmore Australia this year after covering 213 mares in 2015.

Effortless Reward a 2yo Reward for Effort filly made a one act affair of the 1000 metre maiden at Vaal in South Africa on Tuesday winning by more than seven (7) lengths. She became the 39th Individual Winner for 2nd Crop Sire REWARD FOR EFFORT who had a Service Fee jump from $11,000 to $16,500 in 2016.

Gerald Ryan trained FOXY HOUSEWIFE became the 12th Winner of FOXWEDGE. No Australian 1st crop sire has more Southern Hemisphere bred winners on the scoreboard than Foxwedge, who stands at Newgate Farm at a fee of $22,000 this spring. FOXWEDGE sired 5 winners in Australia, 2 in NZ, 3 in the UK & 1 each in the US and Ireland.

ONLY 1 x 5% SHARE remains in our colt that according to GAI WATERHOUSE - who trained the sire SEBRING - he has thrown the replica of himself. The colt is from the quality broodmare ROCK SUCCESS. Gai Waterhouse said "He's the closest horse I've seen to his own father (Sebring) as a yearling, at the same age - They're identical !"