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Gai & Adrian TV 30th December 2026

We’re heading to the tight-turning Canterbury track tonight with four serious chances. 

Playing By The Rules

Emma Reeves aids us with programming and identifies who she thinks is the best placed horse each weekend.  Lady Moscato. Saturday 6th February, Royal Randwick, Race 3:This well bred filly looks like a proper two year old physically and her debut in a $500,000 race was full of merit. She drew poorly, got too far back in the run and the very speedy winner was off and gone. The form gurus rated that race very highly and she is one of the few runners with race fitness and experience under her belt. Although she has drawn wide again, she does have plenty of natural speed, so if that is utilised I think she can fight out the finish.

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WEDNESDAY 11th FEBRUARY - GOSFORDRail Position: TrueWRITTEN IN WRATH, Race 2, 1100m, 2.25pm, R Bayliss, 59kgWritten In Wrath was unlucky to be scratched at Warwick Farm last week, but he’s none the worse for the experience and he is delighting us ahead of his first career start. His two trials this time in have been excellent, and the way he sprinted clear of his rivals to win his most recent one by 4.75 lengths was most impressive. Regan knows him extremely well, so he’ll be positive from barrier 10 to try and work forward and get across into a more favourable inside position. 1100 metres is a lovely starting point for him, so with even luck in running we expect him to give this a good shake to get his career off to an exciting start.THURSDAY 12th FEBRUARY - GOULBURNRail Position: +3M Entire CANADIAN FLING, Race 3, 1500m, 3.00pm, Z Wadick, 59kgCanadian Fling took a step forward from her debut effort when finishing a close second at Scone last time. She did everything right there and showed a lot of tenacity in defeat, so it was still a run full of merit. She wasn’t stopping at the line so this slight step up to 1500 metres shouldn’t be an issue, and Goulburn’s a lovely expansive track which will play to her strengths. Zac got a terrific tune out of her last time so we’re delighted that he retains the ride, and he’ll be able to land in a forward position from barrier 2 to make his own luck on or close to the speed. The track’s rated a Heavy 8 at the time of acceptances which she’ll get through, but it’ll probably dry out a bit come race day. This is a realistic race for her and we expect her to be right there at the finish.

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RSVP: Yearling Parade At Evergreen Stud - Sunday 22nd February

It is a pleasure to invite you to the Gai Waterhouse & Adrian Bott Racing Annual Yearling Parade, hosted at the beautiful Evergreen Stud on Sunday, February 22nd. Kicking off at 11:30 AM, the event offers an exclusive first look at our latest crop of athletes as they showcase the quality and potential we are so excited to bring to Tulloch Lodge this season.

This parade has become a proven "must-attend" event for unearthing top-class talent. Over the last two years, this very path has been trodden by future stars including:

  • CLASS OF 2025: Shiki (Group 3 Gimcrack Stakes and Aquis Gold Pearl winner), Miss Chanel (2nd Group 3 Widden Stakes), By Choice (winner on debut and 3rd in Magic Millions 2YO Classic)
  • CLASS OF 2024: Storm Boy (Magic Millions 2YO Classic winner and now sire at Coolmore Stud), Shangri La Express (Golden Gift winner), and King Kirk (Group 3 Breeders' Plate winner)

Following the parade, please join us for a relaxed lunch at the iconic Saddles at Mount White, where we can toast to the year ahead and discuss the next generation of stars. This is a not-to-be-missed event for any serious racing enthusiast.

The format for the day:

  • 11.30am: Meet and greet the Evergreen and Waterhouse/Bott team with refreshments available. Catch up with other horses you have spelling or training at the farm currently
  • 12pm: Parade 5 - 6 yearlings who have commenced the 'early education' process
  • 2.30pm: Lunch at Saddles, Mount White

Please note numbers are limited so please RSVP HERE by Friday 13th February


Date

Sunday 22nd February

 

Time

11.30am arrival for 12pm parade - Yearling Parade at Evergreen Stud

2.30pm - Lunch at Saddles, Mount White

 

Address

Parade: Evergreen Stud

2163 Pacific Hwy, Heatherbrae, NSW, 2324

 

Lunch: Saddles

20 Ashbrookes Road, Mount White NSW

Please note lunch is $100pp

 

 Please RSVP by Friday  13th February HERE. 

We look forward to seeing many of you at Evergreen Stud, while producing a recap video for all of you who can't be with us too.

 

Happy Racing,

Gai & Adrian 

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HORSES AVAILABLE

In The Congo/Devils Triangle '24

By the explosive Group 1 Golden Rose winner In The Congo, this colt is a standout representative of the next generation of the dominant Snitzel sire line. In The Congo was the fastest Golden Rose winner in history, a record-breaking speedster whose raw power and precocity made him a superstar of the Waterhouse/Bott stable. This colt is out of the high-quality More Than Ready mare Devils Triangle, a five-time winner who possessed a brilliant turn of foot. More Than Ready is world-renowned as one of the most successful broodmare sires in history, and this cross with the Snitzel line is a proven formula for producing elite, early-maturing two-year-old talent. Physically, this colt is a textbook "Tulloch Lodge" individual. He is a strong, masculine athlete with a deep, expansive girth and a massive, powerful hindquarter that suggests he has the motor for high-impact acceleration. He carries himself with a professional, focused attitude and moves with a purposeful, ground-covering stride. He is a sharp, "ready-to-go" type of yearling that Gai and Adrian immediately identified for the Tulloch Lodge system.

In The Congo/Artistic Lass '24

By the explosive Group 1 Golden Rose winner In The Congo, this colt represents the next generation of the dominant Snitzel sire line. In The Congo was a record-breaking speedster who defeated the best of his generation, and he is already stamping his stock with that same muscularity and precocious "boom" that made him a star. This colt is out of the 5-time winning Myboycharlie mare, Artistic Lass, who has produced 4 foals to race for 3 winners. Physically, this colt is a standout individual who looks every bit the "Tulloch Lodge" horse. He is a strong, masculine, and well-balanced athlete with a deep girth and a massive, powerful hindquarter that suggests significant engine room. He moves with a purposeful, ground-covering stride and possesses a professional, focused attitude that is essential for an early runner. Bought for $150,000 at the Inglis Classic Sale from Vinery Stud, this colt offers exceptional value. He is a sharp, "ready to go" type of yearling that Gai and Adrian identified as a natural candidate for the $2M Inglis Millennium and the early season two-year-old features. If you are looking for a strong-bodied athlete backed by a pedigree of elite colonial speed, this colt is the perfect fit.

Too Darn Hot/Lady Sioux '24

By world class sire Too Darn Hot, already the sire of 31 individual stakes winners worldwide. This filly is bred on the same Too Darn Hot over Flying Spur grand-daughter cross that has had great success through Group 2 winner Too Darn Lizzie and the early two-year-old winner Perspiration, so it is a cross that is proven to throw sharp, effective racehorses. His Australian results are already stacked with quality, led by triple Group 1 winner Broadsiding, high-class two-year-old Rivellino and the stable's exciting Group 3 Gimcrack winner Shiki. Her dam Lady Sioux was a seven time winner on the racetrack, a tough, genuine mare with plenty of speed who consistently got the job done.Physically, she is a lovely strong filly with a good action and the sort of natural athleticism you want to see in a Too Darn Hot. She has strength through her frame, a clean way of moving, and that forward, “ready to run” look that suggests she can come to hand early, while still having the substance to keep improving as she furnishes. If you like fillies that look built to race and are backed by a sire who is already delivering at the highest level, this filly is for you.

Hellbent/Raging Queen '24

Hellbent is a stallion on a massive upward trajectory, having already produced 10 stakes winners and boasting progeny earnings exceeding $20 million. His consistency is a major drawcard for owners, maintaining a high winners-to-runners strike rate of over 63% and producing elite performers like Group 1 winner Magic Time, and the highly talented Benedetta. With 18 stakes horses to his name, he has proven he can upgrade his mares and produce top-tier speed. His popularity in the ring remains incredibly strong, with yearlings commanding prices up to $600,000 in 2025. This filly is out of the Stakes-placed mare Raging Queen, a high-quality winner of 2 races who showed her class from 1050m to 1400m. The pedigree is loaded with precocity and speed, and this filly certainly lives up to her lineage physically. She is a sharp, beautifully balanced athlete with a sleek coat and a purposeful stride. She possesses a deep girth and a massive, powerful hindquarter that suggests she will be a natural early runner. She is exactly the style filly that Gai & Adrian have such immense success with in the Tulloch Lodge system.

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