Fastnet Rock (AUS)
2001 DANEHILL (DANZIG) x PICADILLY CIRCUS (Royal Academy)
2023 FEE: $110,000
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Champion Sire Earnings Australia 2015
Danehill (USA) 1986
Piccadilly Circus (AUS) 1995
Danzig (USA) 1977
Razyana (USA) 1981
Royal Academy (USA) 1987
Gatana (AUS) 1989
Northern Dancer (CAN) 1968
Pas De Nom (USA) 1968
His Majesty (USA) 1974
Spring Adieu (CAN) 1974
Nijinsky II (CAN) 1969
Crimson Saint (USA) 1969
Marauding (NZ) 1984
Twigalae (AUS) 1979
Almahmoud: 5sx5s
Natalma: 4sx4sx5d
Native Dancer: 5sx5s
Nearctic: 4sx5d
Northern Dancer: 3sx4d
Sons of DANEHILL at Stud in Australasia
Grandsons of DANZIG at Stud in Australasia
Runners Today
Tamworth
Race 4 Mammoth Mountain 5g ex: Spectacular Vision
Race 5 Mammoth Mountain 5g ex: Spectacular Vision
Race 7 Rock 'n' Reign 3g ex: Crimson Reign
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5th Kyneton: My Heart 5m ex Hailbella
Click here for more results.Race Record
At 2
2nd - Handicap (0)
2nd - Group 3 (1200)
2nd - Group 2 (1200)
3rd - San Miguel AJC Sires Produce Stakes (1400) Gr.1
4th - Aami Golden Slipper Stakes (1200) Gr.1
4th - Group 2 (0)
At 3
1st - TEAC Lightning Stakes (1000) Gr.1
1st - Oakleigh Plate (0) Gr.1
1st - Lexus Stakes (1200) Gr.2
1st - Group 3 (1200)
1st - Group 2 (1200)
1st - Group 3 (1200)
2nd - Seppelt Wines Newmarket Handicap (1200) Gr.1
2nd - Blackmores TJ Smith Stakers (1200) Gr.1
2nd - Group 2 (1000)
2nd - Group 3 (1400)
3rd - Colts & Geldings (0)
Latest News
Resolute Racing Secure Tutta La Vita for $3.2million
Three times Group I placed, The Autumn Sun filly Tutta La Vita will be looking to improve on that in the upcoming Group I BRC Queensland Oaks next month, but she’ll be carrying a new set of colours after being purchased by John Stewart’s Resolute Racing for $3.2million at the Inglis Chairman’s Sale.
Tom Magnier Pays $3.4million for She’s Extreme
A Group I winner of the ATC Champagne Stakes (1600m) at two and then a Group I VRC Oaks (2500m) winner at three, She’s Extreme was extremely good and that’s why she sparked a protracted bidding duel at the Inglis Chairman’s Sale before Tom Magnier won the day with a final bid of $3.4million.