Gai Waterhouse & Adrian Bott

By Snitzel, this filly carries the sort of pedigree that immediately catches the eye. Snitzel has been one of the defining stallions of the modern Australian era, and his record speaks for itself with 170 stakes winners, 110 Group winners and&nbsp;26 individual Group 1 winners. He has sired horses like Trapeze Artist, Lady Shenandoah, Redzel, Russian Revolution, Marhoona and Shamus Award, showing&nbsp;the level of class and consistency he continues to produce. The page underneath gives her a really appealing international edge. 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. It is a pedigree with plenty of depth and plenty of quality. Snitzel gives her that proven Australian sire power, while the mare&rsquo;s side brings a proper international black type family. She is a neat, sharp, athletic filly, the sort Gai &amp; Adrian love to train.

Snitzel/Dalt Vila '24

Unraced

For Sale

By Stay Inside, the Golden Slipper winner and Champion 2YO. This colt has the sort of profile that immediately appeals to Australian buyers. Stay Inside was all speed and quality on the track, and his first runners have already had success with Gai and Adrian through Eviction Notice and Reachin&rsquo; Out. What makes this colt especially interesting is the page underneath. He is out of Bring Me Showers, a winning daughter of Sebring, and she is a half-sister to Tropical Squall, the Champion 3YO Filly in Australia in 2023-24 and winner of the Flight Stakes. Sebring is also proving a valuable broodmare sire, with 20 stakes winners and 12 Group winners already headed by horses like Well Written, Griff and On The Bubbles. There is plenty more depth behind it as well, with proven black type performers running through the deeper generations, including Flit, Broadsiding and Federal. He was one of the sharpest colts in the sale and one Gai &amp; Adrian had to buy. 
Stay Inside Progeny Update:
Blue Door purchased by Gai &amp; Adrian won the Group 3 Kindergarten Stakes at Randwick on debut. Lassified won the Listed Wellesley Stakes Reachin' Out a promising filly trained by Gai and Adrian, ran in the Group 2 Percy Sykes Stakes

Stay Inside/Bring Me Showers '24

By Snitzel, one of the defining stallions of the modern era, this filly has the sort of pedigree that immediately stands out. His record speaks for itself, with 170 stakes winners and 110 Group winners, while horses like Marhoona, Redzel, Lady Shenandoah, Russian Revolution, Shamus Award, Wild Ruler and In The Congo show the level of class and consistency he continues to produce. The page underneath is just as appealing. She is out of Amiche, a five-time winner by Nicconi, and this is her first foal. Amiche is a half-sister to Duais, a multiple Group 1 winner and one of the toughest mares of her generation. There is another nice angle here as well, with Nicconi&rsquo;s daughters already leaving horses like Magic Time and King Kirk. It is a very easy filly to like.&nbsp;Snitzel gives her that proven top-end Australian sire power, and the mare&rsquo;s side brings toughness, depth and proper racetrack performance. She reads like the sort of filly who can win you the Slipper.

Snitzel/Amiche '24

By Home Affairs, this filly carries one of the hottest young sire profiles in the country. Home Affairs was a brilliant two year old and a dual Group 1-winning sprinter, and his momentum has only grown at stud. He made a huge statement in the sale ring when a daughter became the highest-priced yearling ever sold at the Magic Millions Gold Coast Sale at $3.2 million, and his first runners have already announced him in style through Golden Slipper winner Guest House. The page underneath is full of proper Australian speed. She is out of Zara Bay, a Fastnet Rock mare from one of the best sprinting families in the book. Zara Bay is a sister to Merchant Navy, a dual Group 1 winner and elite international sprinter, and to Jolie Bay, the dam of multiple Group 1 winner Joliestar. The family also includes Setanta and Ebhaar, so there is quality and black type right through the female line. This is the kind of filly that makes immediate sense for Australian owners. Home Affairs brings brilliance and speed, while the dam side is packed with proven sprinting talent and current performance. It is a sharp, current pedigree with real strength behind it, and the sort of page that gives a filly every chance to be exciting on the track and valuable when her racing days are over.

Home Affairs/Zara Bay '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. There is plenty of depth underneath as well. 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&rsquo;&nbsp;progeny, including horses like Joliestar, Zougotcha, Lady Of Camelot and Santa Ana Lane. It is a strong international page with real substance, and this filly has the profile to appeal both as a racehorse and as a valuable broodmare later on.

Pierata/Unforgotten '24

By Zoustar, one of Australia&rsquo;s greatest ever stallions, this colt carries the sort of profile that immediately stands out. Zoustar is operating at a level very few sires can match, with 11 individual Group 1 winners and 72 individual stakes winners, and he continues to dominate at the top level season after season. What gives this colt real edge is the strength and timing of the page underneath. He is out of Sword Of Light, a Group 2-winning daughter of New Approach, and her page received a major update when his half brother Beskar won the Listed Darby Munro Stakes. Sword Of Light was a high-class race filly herself, and she is already proving she can produce sharp, quality runners. This is the sort of colt that reads beautifully. Zoustar on top, a Group 2-winning mare underneath, a timely update through Beskar, and a family loaded with proven speed. He has the physical to match the page and gives owners every reason to get excited. PEDIGREE UPDATE: BEKSAR&nbsp;won the&nbsp;Listed South Pacific Classic&nbsp;at Randwick on 11 April 2026. He has now&nbsp;recorded 3 wins and 2 placings from 9 career starts, amassing over&nbsp;$301,000&nbsp;in prize money.

Zoustar/Sword Of Light '24

By Justify, this filly taps straight into one of the most exciting sires in the world right now and it&rsquo;s a profile we know works here. Gai and Adrian have already shown what Justify can do in Australia through Storm Boy, and the sire continues to throw world-class horses such as City Of Troy. This is the sort of filly that gives owners a genuine sense of upside, with the scope to be sharp early but also the class to keep improving as she gets into her three year old season. She is out of Reign, a two year old winner by Elusive City, and the page underneath is properly stacked. Reign is a half sister to Brooklyn Hustle, a top class mare here. The family keeps producing runners right through the generations. There is speed, toughness and consistency all the way down the page, with plenty of winners and black type around the key females. It is a high end blend of international sire power and a deep, proven female family, and it reads like a filly you can have fun with in the big races.

Justify/Reign '24

Australia

By Street Boss, who is absolutely flying at the moment and showing again why he&rsquo;s one of the most reliable sources of elite Australian performance. He&rsquo;s the sire of champion Anamoe, and this season alone he&rsquo;s been right at the top level again through Group 1 winners Tempted, Tentyris and Pericles, underlining that he&rsquo;s not just a proven sire, but one who is still producing elite horses right now. The damside has plenty of substance. She is out of the All Too Hard mare Inahappydaze, a winner at 1500 metres, and she is a half-sister to Spiritual Pursuit, Wategos and Bohemian Daisy, so the family is current and it produces winners. The second dam Happy Hippy was a high-quality stakes performer, and the page keeps throwing winners. This filly is a beautiful fluid mover with plenty of class. The type of filly that will fit perfectly into Tulloch Lodge.

Street Boss/Inahappydaze '24

Hellbent is a stallion on a real upward trajectory, already producing 10 stakes winners and more than $20 million in prizemoney, while maintaining a strong winners to runners strike rate north of 63%. He is the sire of Group 1 winner Magic Time and top level mares like Benedetta, and his stock keep turning up with genuine speed and toughness. Importantly, he is still doing it right now, with Savvy Hallie recently pushing champion filly Tempted right to the line at Randwick, a timely reminder of the quality Hellbent is producing at the highest level. On pedigree, this filly has plenty behind her. She is out of the Husson mare Husson&rsquo;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.

Hellbent/Husson's Kiss '24

By Wootton Bassett, this filly carries the kind of international quality that maps perfectly to the Australian program. She is out of the young Frankel mare Frankieta, a well bred mare from a deep Juddmonte family that consistently produces top level horses. Frankieta is a half sister to Stylistique, a stakes winner who also placed in Group 2 company, and the page runs through elite performers including Dank, Sulk and Eagle Mountain, with an Australian tie in Delphi. Wootton Bassett over Galileo line mares is one of the best crosses in the world, operating at a 12% stakes winners to runners, and Frankel sits right in that Galileo line. It is the same cross that has produced top class horses like Al Riffa and Puerto Rico. Physically, she is exactly what we aim for when buying a filly for Tulloch Lodge. She is sharp, athletic and powerful, with a forward look that suggests she will come to hand quickly. She looks the type to be effective early, while still having the quality to keep improving as she matures. A filly with genuine upside on the track and real long term value.

Wootton Bassett/Frankieta '24

By Alabama Express, a young sire who is already catching the eye of many and the sire of four-time Group 1 winner Treasurethe Moment, along with Alabama Lass and Alibaba, this filly has a serious international page. She is out of the Galileo mare Forever You, a tough mare who won three of six from 2000 to 2400 metres, and she brings world-class depth as a half-sister to Sovereign, an Irish Derby winner, and champion 3yo Jan Brueghel. Galileo continues to set the standard as a broodmare sire, with elite performers out of his daughters including City of Troy, Ghaiyyath, St Mark&rsquo;s Basilica, Via Sistina and Buckaroo. She&rsquo;s a beautifully well built filly with a great coat and colour. She has a big hindquarter with plenty of power and she carries it all with a lovely balance. The exact type of filly you'd want to run under your name.

Alabama Express/Forever You '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, &ldquo;ready to run&rdquo; 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.

Too Darn Hot/Lady Sioux '24

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&rsquo;s exciting Group 3 Gimcrack winner Shiki. Redoute&rsquo;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

Nicconi is a proven stallion who keeps getting the job done, with 30 stakes winners and progeny earnings of more than $100 million. The strike rate is outstanding too, with over 73% winners to runners, and he has produced the very best of them in nine-time Group 1 winner Nature Strip. There is depth right through his record with 56 stakes horses overall, including Group 1 winner Graceful Girl. The market continues to respect him with yearlings selling for up to $425,000 in 2025.  This filly is out of five-time winner Sneaky Tsu, a mare who is already proving herself as a producer through Group 3 Joyful Fortune, who is a full sister to this filly. The family has real class as well, being the same line as Group 1 winner Quick Flick, and this filly looks the part both physically and on paper. She is a lovely athletic mover with a great coat and colour, she has a big, powerful hindquarter with plenty of hip and gaskin, the sort of shape that Gai &amp; Adrian love to train.

Nicconi/Sneaky Tsu '24

This colt is by world-leading sire Wootton Bassett, the international phenomenon whose progeny are dominating the globe with their elite speed and class. A striking individual, he is a great mix of both his sire and his legendary damsire Savabeel, near black in colour and moving with the fluid athleticism of a panther. He is the second foal of a proper racehorse in Zayydani, a high-class daughter of Savabeel who proved her quality on the track as a winner of the Group 2 Matriarch Stakes and multiple stakes races.His pedigree is top-class and represents some of the most successful bloodlines in the New Zealand Studbook, he hails from the family responsible for Group 1 winning stallions Ocean Park and Grunt, as well as recent Australian Group winners Shanwah and Excelida. The cross is one full of immense promise, while Wootton Bassett himself is relatively new to Savabeel mares, his New Zealand-based son Almanzor has already excelled with the nick, producing 5 stakes horses and 2 Group winners from just 22 runners.Physically, he is a professional, well-shaped colt who displays the "X-factor" movement we look for in our top-tier targets. Offered through the historic Trelawney Stud draft, a nursery synonymous with producing champions, he shapes as a colt with real stallion potential and a pedigree that brings both speed and immense quality.

Wootton Bassett/Zayydani '24

New Zealand

This colt is by Satono Aladdin, the elite son of Deep Impact whose progeny have dominated the New Zealand and Australian racing scenes with their signature turn of foot and incredible versatility. The Waterhouse/Bott stable has had immense success with the Japanese influence, and this colt represents a masterful cross, being out of the Zabeel mare Sayyzel. As the first foal of the mare, he carries the fresh energy of a young producer combined with a deep, blue-blooded pedigree that includes the legendary Champion Starcraft and Group 1 winner Forum Floatie, adding genuine international class and a proven "big race" DNA to a sharp, athletic profile.
Physically, he is a beautifully balanced individual with a great way of going and a strong hindquarter that is characteristic of the best Satono Aladdins. He displays a purposeful, fluid walk and a professional can-do attitude, giving the impression he will be a natural to train and will come to hand as a high-quality three-year-old. He shapes as a colt with real upside and a pedigree that brings both speed and classic New Zealand toughness.

Satono Aladdin/Sayyzel '24

This colt is by Proisir, the reigning Champion New Zealand Sire whose meteoric rise has been defined by his ability to produce elite, multi-million dollar earners like Prowess and Legarto. The Waterhouse/Bott stable has seen firsthand the tenacity and class of the sire's progeny, and this individual was a real standout for the team. He is a half-brother to the dual Group 1 winner and successful sire Grunt, winner of the Australian Guineas and Makybe Diva Stakes, as well as the Group 2 winner and Group 1-placed Zayydani. Out of the Van Nistelrooy mare Ruqqaya, he comes from the same family as NZ Horse Of The Year, Ocean Park. He is a big, rangy, and commanding colt with a huge overstep and a purposeful walk. He possesses great scope and a deep girth, giving the impression he will develop into a top-tier three-year-old capable of reaching the highest level over a variety of distances.&nbsp;Offered through the Trelawney Stud draft, New Zealand's longest-established commercial thoroughbred farm with a storied history of producing champions like Ocean Park and Granny Smith, he shapes as a blue-chip prospect with genuine stallion potential and a pedigree that is among the finest in the book.

Proisir/Ruqqaya '24

This colt is by Satono Aladdin, the elite son of Deep Impact whose progeny have dominated the New Zealand and Australian racing scenes with their signature turn of foot. He is a full brother to the high-class Group 2 winner Lantern Way, a horse who showcased immense talent winning the Hawke's Bay Guineas. This colt is out of the Redoute's Choice mare No More Doubt, hailing from a powerful international family that includes dual Group 1 winner Say No More, ensuring a pedigree drenched in quality and proven performance.
Physically, he is a classic Tulloch Lodge athlete: strong, well-grown, with a powerful hindquarter that suggests he will have the same engine as his accomplished brother. He moves with purpose and has a professional attitude, giving the impression he will be a natural to train and handle the elite Tulloch Lodge system with ease. Offered through the Rich Hill Stud draft, a nursery renowned for producing tough, top-level graduates like Melbourne Cup hero Prince of Penzance and star miler Jimmy Choux, he shapes as a colt with massive upside. PEDIGREE UPDATE:&nbsp;She's A Dealer won the&nbsp;Group 1 New Zealand Thoroughbred Breeders' Stakes&nbsp;(1600m) at Trentham on&nbsp;28 March 2026

Satono Aladdin/No More Doubt '24

This filly is by Australia&rsquo;s champion sire Zoustar, a proven source of elite fillies including Sunlight, Zougotcha and Joliestar. The Zoustar over Fastnet Rock cross is operating at 12% stakes winners to runners with three Group 1 winners, and this filly brings an outstanding on track reference through her dam Ready To Prophet, a Listed winner and Group placed mare who was a high class performer for the Waterhouse/Bott team, winning black type and finishing third at Group level. With Smart Missile as broodmare sire, the pedigree also taps into proven top-end performance through horses such as multiple Group 1 winner Riff Rocket and the Waterhouse/Bott runner The Three Hundred. The wider female line carries international class, including Group 1 winners Itsmyluckyday and Astronomer Royal. Physically, she is a well-grown filly with a strong forearm and gaskin, a square hindquarter and an efficient action that helps her travel over the ground well. She has a real racehorse look and the type of athletic build that should suit a speed focused Australian program, while the pedigree gives her both early upside and residual value. Offered through the Widden consignment, one of Australia&rsquo;s leading nurseries whose recent graduates include Group 1 winners Zougotcha, Schwarz and Griff, she shapes as a filly with plenty to like physically and on paper both paper.

Zoustar/Ready To Prophet '24

Dundeel, is now the sire of 10 Group 1 winners after Idle Flyer claimed the G1 Queen of the Turf. His Group 1 colts include Castelvecchio, Super Seth and Celestial Legend. He is out of Panna Cotta, a stakes placed Fastnet Rock mare who was a sharp two-year-old winner over 1100 metres, and he 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 x Fastnet Rock cross has been a reliable one, operating at 6% stakes winners to runners and 72% winners to runners, giving this colt a proven pedigree pattern to lean on. Physically, he is a neat, athletic colt with a sharp action and short cannons, and he looks the type that can come to hand early. Fastnet Rock continues to be a major broodmare influence as the broodmare sire of 162 individual stakes winners and 17 Group 1 winners, including Zougotcha, Joliestar, Lady of Camelot and Climbing Star, which adds another layer of quality and residual value behind this colt.

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Snitzel/Dalt Vila '24