NEWS
Exciting
colt by General Nediym now on offer!
Supreme Syndications
Thursday, 17 April 2008
An
outstanding colt by one of Australia's leading sire's
General Nediym is now on offer by Supreme Syndications.
Out of the winning Grande Lodge mare Grand Times,
this colt is from the outstanding family of Zephyr
Zip.
Randwick
mentor Joseph Pride will train with shares available
from 5% at $5,975 per share including GST.
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her for more information<<<
Supreme
Syndications with Impressive victory!
Supreme Syndications
Wednesday, 12 March 2008
What
an impressive victory by the Supreme Syndications
filly High Spire at Gosford yesterday! Having only
her 2nd race start and ridden by Jay Ford, High Spire
had to do it the hard way after drawing the outside
barrier and sitting wide for the entire journey, High
Spire drew away in the straight for a comprehensive
victory by 1 and a 1/4 lengths.
Trained
by Randwick mentor Joseph Pride, High Spire is a daughter
of Iglesia and was syndicated by Frank Galluzzo of
Supreme Syndications. Frank said she always showed
the group plenty of ability but with EI and immaturity
she was only having her 2nd start today as a 3YO.
High
Spire looks destined for bigger things after that
win today with ultimate goal to get this outstanding
filly competing and winning in the fillies black type
events.
Coming
Soon Elvstroem Filly for Supreme
Supreme Syndications
Wednesday, 12 March 2008
Supreme
syndications will shortly have on offer an impeccably
bred powerful daughter of 1st season sensation Elvestroem.
She is out of the winning Sir Tristram mare Anissa
Kahira who is in turn directly related to the champion
racehorse Super Impose. She is also a 3/4 sister to
multiple Group winner Super Impressive and and a 1/2
sister to Listed winner Unrocel Saint.
Stayed
to tuned to this website as shares will be released
to the market shortly in this impressive chestnut
filly by Elvstroem. For more information please go
to the contact
page to reserve your share today!
Elvstroem
makes his debut
Blue Gum Farm
At the conclsion of New Zealand Bloodstock's National
Yearling Sale Series Elvstroem had averaged $200,000
for five sold. As the finishing touches are applied
to Elvstroem’s first crop yearlings for the
Melbourne Premier Sale, the results out of New Zealand
Bloodstock’s National Sales Series at Karaka
have sounded a ringing endorsement for the first crop
of the five-time Group 1 winning son of Danehill.
With just a handfull of yearlings on offer in New
Zealand, sales of NZ$350,000, $260,000 and $210,000
highlighted the impression that Elvstroem’s
progeny made on the buying bench there. Amongst those
signing for purchases were respected New Zealand agents
Michael Wallace and Tony Pike and Hong Kong agents
Worldwide Bloodstock, as well as the NSW-based trainer
Brett Cavanough and significantly inaugural Hall of
Fame inductee JB ‘Bart’ Cummings, who
went to $260,000 to secure the colt out Pencarrow
Stud’s Centaine mare Pavan, who was twice a
runner-up at Group 1 level. At the conclsion of New
Zealand Bloodstock's National Yearling Sale Series
Elvstroem had averaged $200,000 for five sold.
Whakanui
Stud in Cambridge presented this outstanding Elvstroem
colt (above) out of the Peintre Celebre mare La Camille
at the recent NZB Premier Yearling Sale. Knocked down
to Worldwide Bloodstock for a Hong Kong client, the
colt fetched NZ$350,000. This is the second foal from
La Camille who is a half-sister to Katima, a Group
2 Silver Shadow Stakes and Listed Gimcrack Stakes
winner. Carrying the famous STA brand of the Raymond
family, the colt was bred by Jennifer Mackay who offered
him for sale through the Torryburn Stud draft at the
2007 Magic Millions National Weanling Sale on the
Gold Coast. Tim Boadle of Whakanui Stud purchased
him there for A$185,000.
This
colt by Elvstroem out of the Zabeel mare My Capri
was purchased out of hte NZB Select Yearling Sale
for NZ$210,000 by Michael Wallace Bloodstock from
the draft of Trelawney Stud.
