Finance Tycoon Moving to Kooringal Stud

Media Release - Friday April 14

Precocious juvenile Finance Tycoon will bring outstanding credentials to Kooringal Stud when he joins the stallion roster for 2023.

Finance Tycoon is relocating from Victoria to Kooringal Stud this spring.

The son of champion sire Written Tycoon was a high class two and three-year-old who has all the attributes to be a stud success.

Kooringal Stud’s Angus Lamont was excited to announce the acquisition of Finance Tycoon this week.

“Finance Tycoon was a serious racehorse and had some fantastic form around him as an early two-year-old. His sustained speed was eye-catching,” Mr Lamont said.

“He is a lovely big horse, with a fantastic nature ... a real pleasure to have at Kooringal.”

Finance Tycoon was among the best of his generation as a youngster and went on to record four wins at the elite level from only 10 racetrack appearances for the Hayes stable.

The impressive brown colt won the Group 3 Maribyrnong Plate over 1000 metres at Flemington at only his second outing.

Finance Tycoon was a runaway four-and-a-half length winner of the $950,000 Vobis Showdown at Caulfield, while he also claimed a two-year-old Gold Coast Quality.

Advertisement

“At the Gold Coast he beat home Shaquero, who won the Magic Millions a week later,” Mr Lamont pointed out.

One of Finance Tycoon’s rare unplaced efforts was still a memorable one when he finished fourth in the $1.5 million Blue Diamond Stakes (Gr 1) at Caulfield.

Finance Tycoon was beaten by multiple Gr 1 winner Artorius and only 0.1L by the third placegetter Anamoe, who now has an astonishing nine Gr 1 wins to his name.

His talent was reinforced in his three-year-old campaign when he led throughout in the Group 3 Zeditave Stakes over 1200 metres at Caulfield.

The effort took Finance Tycoon’s prizemoney tally beyond $960,000 as he headed for a stud career, standing his first season at Glen Eden Stud in Victoria at a fee of $13,200 (inc GST) in 2022.

Finance Tycoon was raced throughout his career by Kaiser Chan and his wife Christina after they purchased him as a yearling.

“Kaiser is building up a quality broodmare band to support Finance Tycoon and give him every possible chance,” Mr Lamont said

“He is fast establishing himself as a large player in the Australian thoroughbred industry, with a number of horses in leading stables and some very exciting plans involving the Hong Kong and Chinese markets.

“We're just glad to be a part of those plans at this point and have the opportunity to stand such a beautiful horse.”

Written Tycoon is the sire of Finance Tycoon.

Finance Tycoon’s sire needs no introduction.

Written Tycoon has produced 52 stakeswinners and almost 800 individual winners, with his star son Capitalist – a Golden Slipper hero – now making a name for himself at stud.

Ole Kirk and Written By are other stallions to put Written Tycoon’s name up in lights.

Finance Tycoon is from the Darci Brahma mare Darook Park, who has winners galore in her immediate family.

With a AAA+ pedigree rating, Finance Tycoon is considered to have an outstanding genetic cross with the progeny of Flying Spur, Encosta De Lago, All Too Hard, Brazen Beau and Magnus among others.

“Finance Tycoon is obviously by a fantastic sire and also hails from the same female line as champion sires Flying Spur and Encosta De Lago with some really nice line breeding options to superior female lines,” Mr Lamont said.

“He will suit such a large number of mares.”

Finance Tycoon will stand at Kooringal for $11,000 inc. GST alongside an exciting line-up which will be finalised in the coming weeks. 

 

 

 

Advertisment
More Reading...
Thoroughbreds are Go Returns to Sky on Monday Night
Caroline Searcy’s informative and entertaining thoroughbred re-homing television program Thoroughbreds Are Go (TAG) returns for Series 1 in 2024 this Monday night May 20.
European Superstar to Stand at Windsor Park Stud
One of the world’s best racehorses last year has been secured to stand at Windsor Park Stud in 2024.
Seize The Grey and D Wayne Lukas Triumph in Preakness Stakes
There will be no Triple Crown winner this year after Kentucky Derby hero Mystik Dan played second fiddle to Seize the Grey in the 149th Preakness Stakes at a muddy Pimlico Race Course and credited 88-year-old legend D Wayne Lukas with his seventh winner of the race, 44-years after his first with Codex.
Wootton Bassett Colt Books His Ticket to Royal Ascot
A Group I winner last year of the Curragh Phoenix Stakes, Wootton Bassett colt Bucanero Fuerte made his seasonal retuna t Naas overnight winning the Group III Lacken Stakes (6f) in a thrilling finish.
Sweet Ride New for Widden
Widden Stud are pleased to announce another addition to our NSW roster with the talented Deep Field sprinter Sweet Ride retiring to take his place at stud this spring.
Mapperley Stud Announce 2024 Service Fees
Mapperley Stud has announced their stallion service fees for the 2024 season with their proven son of High Chaparral – Contributer (IRE)  spearheading their roster at a fee of $18,000+gst.
FBAA Mentorship Program - Three Candidates
The FBAA is proud to announce the selection of three mentees to participate in the inaugural FBAA Mentorship Program commencing June 1st 2024. The foundation of the two-month program is to provide aspiring bloodstock agents with a formal pathway towards professional development in the bloodstock industry, whilst fostering education and encouraging best practice.
One to Watch – Sunshine Coast
A $50,000 juvenile event over 1400m at the Sunshine Coast on Sunday drew a very competitive big field of 14 and the dominant winner was a son of Doncaster winner Brutal.
Hawaii Five Oh - Exciting Addition for Vinery Stud
Vinery Stud have announced that the royally bred Hawaii Five Oh, a stallion with an uncanny likeness and profile to his illustrious sire I Am Invincible, will join their stallion roster for the 2024 breeding season.
New Era for Dawn and Peter Williams
It will be the dawn of a new era for Byerley Park trainers Peter and Dawn Williams, as they get set to enter into the next stage of life after announcing their retirement from racing.