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Nathan Exelby
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Racing Editor, The Courier-Mail
Brisbane, Queensl
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By Nathan Exelby Verified| The Thoroughbred Report AusNZ@ The outpouring of emotion after Lonhro’s passing last week again underpinned how few thoroughbreds have been as popular as the Black Flash. Sadly, with him being retired from stud duties in 2022 and with only two more small – 40 and 19 live foals – crops to follow this season’s 2-year-old crop of 64, the days of Lonhro’s progeny carving up the racetrack are numbered. But his legacy as a broodmare sire is only now reaching its peak.
By Nathan Exelby Verified| The Thoroughbred Report AusNZ@ Cover image courtesy of Newgate FarmNewgate Managing Director Henry Field says the farm has listened to breeders during the 2024 sale season and priced their stallion roster accordingly ahead of the 2024 breeding season. Newgate will stand 17 stallions in 2024 – up three on last year and the biggest contingent ever for the Hunter Valley-based operation. Newgate has made reductions in fees to 11 of the 14 stallions it stood last year. “We want to lead the market, rather than follow it,” Field said.
By Nathan Exelby Verified| The Thoroughbred Report AusNZ@ The outpouring of emotion after Lonhro’s passing last week again underpinned how few thoroughbreds have been as popular as the Black Flash. Sadly, with him being retired from stud duties in 2022 and with only two more small – 40 and 19 live foals – crops to follow this season’s 2-year-old crop of 64, the days of Lonhro’s progeny carving up the racetrack are numbered. But his legacy as a broodmare sire is only now reaching its peak.
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The Courier-Mail
The Courier-Mail is a prominent daily newspaper based in Brisbane, Queensland, founded in 1846 as the Moreton Bay Courier. It has undergone several transformations, including a merger with The Mail in 1933, and is currently owned by News Corp Australia. The newspaper transitioned to a tabloid format in 2005 and is recognized as Queensland's most widely read print publication. The Courier-Mail publishes a morning edition from Monday to Saturday, covering a wide range of topics including local, national, and international news. It also offers a digital platform with online news and multimedia content, focusing on Brisbane and Queensland. The newspaper features specialist supplements on lifestyle, entertainment, and investigative journalism, and provides access to archival issues dating back to 1910. Its content emphasizes local reporting on Queensland politics, crime, and community events, while also sourcing national and global news from established networks.
Brisbane, Australia
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Founded: 1846