Chatswood Stud enters it’s 49th year of operation in 2020. Dictated by market forces, we will be reducing our Service Fees. For a tenth season, Reward For Effort will provide much needed reliability and consistency for Victorian breeders. Having sired 113 individual winners in the 2018/19 season, he looks on track to sire over 100…
With impressive first foals, Group 1 Winner, $1Million earner Inference covered another quality book of over 100 mares in 2019. We recently checked in to see how isolation was treating him: Request a detailed mating analysis for your mare:
Reward For Effort has enjoyed a scalding hot start to April with twelve winners in the past twelve days. Eight of which are three-year-olds, headed by Final Man. Trained by Nick Harnett, Final Man has won three of six career starts including a gutsy performance at Sandown on Monday with Thomas Stockdale lifting him off the…
Dragon Leap, the half brother to Chatswood Stud Sire Inference has justified his NZ Derby favouritism by winning the Group 2 Auckland Guineas at Ellerslie. Replay The $1Million son of Pierro beat the previously unbeaten Riodini by a long neck, with 2-1/2 lengths back to Star Of Bombay in third. With a Group 2 next to…
Chatswood Stud enjoyed a double success at Flemington’s Saturday meeting with Jabali Ridge and Amadeus taking out their respective assignments. Jabali Ridge was a dominant victor in the $125k 2YO Handicap, with connections needing to weigh up if they want to pay the $55,000 late entry fee into next month’s $1.5 Million Blue Diamond. Replay Jabali Ridge…
Reward For Effort has started the calendar year in typical style, siring a double at Cranbourne’s Friday Night meeting. Both Props and The Commoner are raced by their breeders, Rangal Park Stud and Barree Pastoral respectively. Props came from last over the 1300m trip to make it a second career win for Greg Eurell Replay. The Tom…
The first foals of $1 Million earner Inference certainly impressed breeders with the handsome sire covering over 100 mares again in 2019. Only two of his first foals aren’t Bay/Brown and they’ve all inherited their sires gorgeous head. Click for larger image:
Dragon Leap, the half brother to Chatswood Stud Sire Inference has justified his NZ Derby favouritism by winning the Group 2 Auckland Guineas at Ellerslie. Replay The $1Million son of Pierro beat the previously unbeaten Riodini by a long neck, with 2-1/2 lengths back to Star Of Bombay in third. With a Group 2 next to…
Dragon Leap, the half brother to Chatswood Stud Sire Inference has made an emphatic debut for Hermitage Thoroughbreds over 1400m. The $1Million Yearling stormed home in a similar fashion to his half-brother to enhance his future Derby prospects. Replay Trained by Lance O’Sullivan and Andrew Scott, the son of Pierro spotted the leaders 7 lengths on…
Reward For Effort mare, No Effort won the $100k Inglis Pinker Pinker Plate on Friday Night at Cranbourne. In typical Reward for Effort fashion, No Effort led all the way to beat off $1.50 favourite Oceanex with Dwayne Dunn sporting the leopard print silks. Extraordinarily, this was her fifth successive victory after breaking her maiden…
Reward For Effort recorded a Wednesday double,, headed by his son Lucifer’s Reward winning a hot race at Sandown to begin his Spring Campaign in style. Beating the likes of Sun City (Group Winner), Mockery (Stakes Winner), Yulong Savings (Stakes Placed) as well as the red hot Darley favourite Vivaro (Exceed and Excel), the Brendan…
Chatswood Stud proudly report the first foal of So You Think’s $1 Million Earner, Inference. Bred by Mangalore Park’s Steve Hinchcliffe, the well stamped filly out of Von Maestro was born at Hollylodge and is pictured below at one day old. Due to the well conformed, attractive filly, Steve Hinchcliffe has opted to send Von…
Nic Willis at Chatswood Stud. Described as outgoing and the life of the party by his friends, Nic Willis of Chatswood Stud decided that after completing an advertising degree at university, his true calling was not in an office somewhere but with horses. Swapping content design for researching pedigrees and matching mares with stallions, it…
Reward For Effort stands for the cheapest fee of the 100-club members this season, and will stand at Chatswood Stud at $16,500 (inc GST) this season. Through his eight seasons at stud, he has built a reputation as a grass roots speed stallion who produces a high volume of winners, capable of winning across different…
Reward For Effort’s 113 Individual Australian winners in the 2018/19 season with breeder listed. Allspice – Lyn Joyce Amaliemoo – Stephen Moss Barenya – Ray Collins Bella Ricompensa – Chatswood Stud Belle Prix – Barbara Saunders Bendie Boy – Robert Mackenzie Bettina – Lynne Alderson Big Arjay – Shane Haines Bounty Belle – Chatswood Stud Chaos Ball – Chatswood Stud Cheeky Reward –…
Reward For Effort’s son, Not Enough Effort remains undefeated after handling another step up in class against a quality opposition at Sandown on Wednesday. The exciting Sharyn Trolove trained sprinter sat just behind the leader before wearing down the leader Heavenly Bridges, a change of racing pattern from his usual lead all the way tactics. Replay…
Article from: https://www.mcevoymitchellracing.com.au/lashes-flutter-at-the-valley/ Speed mare Desert Lashes (Reward For Effort) kept her winning strike rate at slightly better than 50 percent with a victory at Moonee Valley on Friday, March 22. The Tony McEvoy-trained five-year-old mare took her record to 10 wins from just 19 starts with a brilliant win in the Ladbrokes 55-Second Challenge (955m).…
Reward For Effort colts at the Adelaide Magic Millions Yearling Sale were highly sought after this year. The big result came on day one with lot 199 being purchased by Ryan Balfour for $150,000. View pedigree. On day two, the Candy Can colt was purchased by Stuart Gower for $60k. View pedigree. This was an especially pleasing…
Chatswood stallion Reward For Effort seems to be having quite the run with an incredible 22 winners in the first 28 days of the year. With the brilliant win of Miss Norway at Caulfield for trainer John Sadler and then Rossa’s Reward at Sandown on the Australia Day public holiday, the progeny of the Blue…