Image: Inglis The progeny of some of Australasia’s most appealing young stallions are set to take centre stage at Inglis’ Great Southern Weanling Sale at Oaklands Junction on 11 - 12 June. A total of 430 lots have been catalogued for the sale, and Victoria is again well represented by progeny from proven Victorian sires such as Toronado, Street Boss, Dirty Work, Shamus Award, and Alabama Express, as well as exciting first-season sires Benbatl, Cylinder, Doull, Generation, Gol

Espionage joins the Lovatsville roster in 2026 (Image: Lovatsville) Victoria’s stallion ranks will be strengthened in 2026 with the recent announcements of four high-profile colts. With each offering a distinct mix of performance, pedigree and commercial appeal, Victorian breeders have a compelling choice of options. Espionage to Lovatsville Multiple Group-winning juvenile Espionage joins the Lovatsville roster in 2026, bringing with him one of the most desirable profiles

There’s something quietly satisfying about a horse like Jigsaw. Not because of where he’s ended up - a dual Group 1 winner, a $4.9 million earner, 16 wins from 40 starts - but because of where he began. His is a story built over years, not overnight. Jigsaw is by Manhattan Rain, a proven sire who stood at Victoria’s Blue Gum Farm before his journey west to Geisel Park. He is out of Lonhro mare, Demandz (NZ), who won twice in New Zealand before transferring to the Cranbourne s

The finalists have been announced for the 2026 Australian Thoroughbred Industry Employee Awards (ATIEA), recognising the outstanding people who work across Australia’s thoroughbred breeding and racing sectors. The Victorian industry is represented by 17 finalists across seven categories, including TBV Committee Member, Garry Cuddy. Winners will be announced at the 2026 Australian Thoroughbred Industry Employee Awards ceremony on Monday 25 May at the Sheraton Grand Mirage Res