Gai Waterhouse & Adrian Bott

Australia

By world class sire Too Darn Hot, already the sire of 31 individual stakes winners worldwide. 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. Redoute’s Choice adds another layer of class as a broodmare sire, responsible for 185 career stakes winners and 28 Group 1 winners including Anamoe, Zoustar and Super Seth. He comes from the family of champion filly Victory Vein, and this is the sort of page that gives a colt real top-end upside. The cross has already made $1.9 million at the sales, and it has also produced a multiple Group 2 performer in Silmarillion, which underlines both the commercial strength and the on-track performance behind this pedigree.

Too Darn Hot/Sworn Evidence '24

Unraced

For Sale

This filly is by champion sire I Am Invincible. He is sire of 19 Group 1 winners, including elite fillies such as Imperatriz, In Secret and Charm Stone. She is out of Stellar Pauline, who ran 2nd in the Group 2 Sweet Embrace Stakes and is a full sister to Group 1 winner Secret Agenda. The I Am Invincible over Not a Single Doubt is a proven cross in producing stakes winners including My Gladiola Physically, she is a well-balanced filly with good bone, natural muscle tone and real depth. She has been very professional since arriving at Randwick and has shown plenty of ability.

I Am Invincible/Stellar Pauline '24

174 stakes winners, 110 Group winners and 28 individual Group 1 winners. Snitzel’s influence on Australian racing has been nothing short of extraordinary, and his record speaks for itself. The page underneath gives this filly a really appealing international pedigree. She is out of Dalt Vila, a daughter of Deep Impact, whose influence as a broodmare sire is growing all the time, with 63 stakes winners&nbsp;and&nbsp;47 Group winners.&nbsp;Dalt Vila is a half-sister to Dalkala, the Champion Older Female in France, while the family also includes Four Moves Ahead, a high-class Australian filly who won at Group 2 level and measured up in the best company. She is a beautiful filly who handled her first preparation at Randwick with ease. She is a lovely, fluid mover with a great attitude.

Snitzel/Dalt Vila '24

This colt is by Stay Inside, the Golden Slipper winner and Champion 2YO who has quickly made his mark with his first crop. He has already produced multiple stakes winners, including Incognito, Blue Door and Lassified, while Gai and Adrian have had first-hand success with the sire through the likes of Reachin’ Out, Our Emperor and Eviction Notice. The page underneath is what really sets this colt apart. He is out of Bring Me Showers, a winning daughter of Sebring and half-sister to Gai and Adrian trained Group 1 filly Tropical Squall, winner of the Flight Stakes and Surround Stakes. Making it a family we know how to train. He has been working very sharp during his first preparation at Randwick and has shown an electric turn of foot, something we are looking forward to seeing on race day.

Stay Inside/Bring Me Showers '24

Dundeel is the sire of 10 individual Group 1 winners after Idle Flyer claimed the Group 1 Queen of the Turf Stakes. He is emerging as a sire of sires through Super Seth and Castelvecchio, both already proven as Group 1-producing stallions. With further high-class sons such as Celestial Legend now heading to stud, Dundeel’s influence is continuing to build.He is out of Panna Cotta, a stakes-placed Fastnet Rock mare who was a sharp two-year-old winner and placed in Listed company. She comes from a strong, current family featuring Group 1 performers Alegron and Stretan Angel, alongside high-class Group winners Serene Majesty and Ducasse. The Dundeel/Fastnet Rock cross has also been a reliable one, producing a strong winners-to-runners strike rate and multiple stakes performers. He is thriving at Randwick. The work rider who rides Sir Delius said this colt has the potential to develop into a very good horse, commenting he is very straightforward to ride, has a lovely attitude and enjoys rolling forward in his work.

Dundeel/Panna Cotta '24

By Pierata, this filly brings together a young sire on the rise with a mare who was all class on the track. Pierata was a top-class racehorse himself and he has made a sharp start at stud, with his early runners showing plenty of talent and speed. The dam is Unforgotten, a Group 1 Australian Oaks winner who also won the Phar Lap Stakes. She was a mare with quality, toughness and presence, and Yulong recognised that when securing her as a broodmare for $2.75 million. Her first foal also made a strong statement in the ring, selling for $650,000, which speaks to the appeal of the family. Unforgotten is by Fastnet Rock, who has become one of the most influential broodmare sires in the modern breed, with 165 individual stakes winners&nbsp;and&nbsp;106 individual Group winners.&nbsp;His daughters’&nbsp;progeny, including horses like Joliestar, Zougotcha, Lady of Camelot and Santa Ana Lane. She is a lovely looking filly who did very well during her first preparation at Randwick.

Pierata/Unforgotten '24

This filly taps straight into one of the most exciting sires in the world and a profile we know works in Australia. Gai and Adrian have already shown what Justify can do here through Storm Boy, while internationally he continues to produce world-class horses such as City Of Troy and Opera Singer.She is out of Reign, a two-year-old winner by Elusive City and a half-sister to high-class Australian mare Brooklyn Hustle, winner of the Group 2 Dane Ripper Stakes and Group 3 Proud Miss Stakes. The family also traces to Group 1 Haydock Sprint Cup winner Red Clubs.She is a lovely, athletic filly, and we are looking forward to seeing her continue to develop within the Tulloch Lodge system.

Justify/Reign '24

Hellbent has quickly developed into one of the most progressive young sires in Australia. His progeny has speed, toughness and a sharp turn of foot. He has already produced Group 1 winners Magic Time and Benedetta, along with high-class performers such as Fully Lit, Vivy Air, Revengeance, Zip Lock and Hong Kong Derby winner Invincible Ibis. On pedigree, this filly has plenty behind her. She is out of the Husson mare Husson’s Kiss, a winner who was also placed in the Tasmanian Oaks, and the family has already produced multiple winners including The Nephew, a tough staying type who won the Tasmanian Derby. The second dam Senro Kisaki adds another layer of quality through Rubisaki, a high class mare who won at Group 2 level and performed well in strong Group races, so there is real substance running through the page. She is doing very well in her first preparation at Randwick.

Hellbent/Husson's Kiss '24

This colt is by Super Seth, the Caulfield Guineas-winning son of Dundeel whose first crop has already made a massive impact on the track with elite Group 1 talent. The Waterhouse/Bott stable has a high opinion of the sire's progeny, finding them to be tough, versatile athletes that thrive under the Tulloch Lodge regime. He is out of the Group 3 winning Ocean Park mare Out Of The Park, a talented performer on the track who hails from a storied black-type family.
Physically, he is a beautifully balanced, strong-bodied colt with a great way of going and a powerful hindquarter, giving the impression he will be a natural to train and possesses the engine to compete at the highest level. Offered through the legendary Waikato Stud draft, a nursery that has produced a relentless stream of champions including I Wish I Win, Probabeel and our own Group 1 Derby winner, Major Beel. He shapes as a colt with significant upside and a pedigree that perfectly blends speed with classic New Zealand strength.

Super Seth/Out Of The Park '24

New Zealand

Satono Aladdin has quickly made his mark in Australasia through Group 1 Australian Oaks winner Pennyweka, Lantern Way, Tokyo Tycoon, Firestorm and Sacred Satono.He is a full brother to Group 2 Hawke’s Bay Guineas winner Lantern Way and is out of No More Doubt, a Redoute’s Choice mare from the family of dual Group 1 winner Say No More. The page has had a major recent upgrade through She’s A Dealer, a close relation who won the Group 1 New Zealand Thoroughbred Breeders’ Stakes at Trentham.Physically, he is a strong, athletic colt with a good hindquarter. He is a natural horse to train and has done very well in Randwick.

Satono Aladdin/No More Doubt '24

This filly is by Wild Ruler, the Group 1 Moir Stakes winning son of Snitzel, whose first two-year-olds are very highly regarded by the Waterhouse/Bott stable. She is out of the American stakes winner Unbridled Courage, a mare who won black type over a mile, and she comes from a deeper international family that includes Argentinian Horse of the Year Hi Happy, adding genuine depth behind a sharp, fast profile. Physically, she is a well shaped, speedy looking filly with a great way of going and square hindquarters, giving the impression she will be a natural to train and come to hand quickly. Offered through the Newgate draft, a nursery that has produced top level graduates, including Golden Slipper winner Stay Inside and Everest winner Think About It, she shapes as a filly with real upside and a pedigree that brings both speed and quality. Wild Ruler Update: 
<div data-animation-atomic="" data-sfc-root="c" data-wiz-uids="hzyTJd_16" data-sfc-cb="" data-complete="true" data-sae="">His Son Stretan Ruler is his most successful progeny to date. He won the&nbsp;Group 2 Silver Slipper Stakes&nbsp;at Rosehill in February. He also secured a runner-up finish in the&nbsp;Group 2 Todman Stakes&nbsp;and placed 5th in the prestigious&nbsp;Group 1 Golden Slipper.</div>

Wild Ruler/Unbridled Courage '24

Raced

This filly is by Pierro, the sire of six Group 1 winners including top-class fillies Arcadia Queen and Pinot. She is out of the two-year-old winning mare Poetic Harmony, a sharp winner over 1100 metres, and the pedigree has an international edge through Poet’s Voice as broodmare sire, responsible for fillies such as Group winner and Group 1 placed My Whisper and Group winner Lady Charlotte. The wider family adds further depth and class, featuring European Champion three-year-old Adayar and Group 1 winner National Defense, giving this filly a page that reads well both locally and internationally. Physically, she is a neat, racy type with a big, purposeful walk that suggests she will cover ground efficiently. She has the look of a filly that can come to hand early, while still having the pedigree strength to train on as she matures. From Newhaven Park, a nursery with a long history of producing elite juvenile performers, she shapes as a filly with plenty going for her physically and on paper.

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Too Darn Hot/Sworn Evidence '24