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Andrew Noblet faces a race against time to have his stable star Silent Sedition ready for the G1 Myer Classic (1600m) at Flemington.

Yarradale Stud has the first reported foal of the season in Western Australia – a Bradbury’s Luck filly foaled on Tuesday morning, August 1. 

Yarradale Stud stallion Gingerbread Man is Western Australia’s Champion 2YO and First-season sire for 2016-17.

Yarradale Stud stallion War Chant (USA) has clinched a hat-trick of premierships in his third season at stud in Western Australia.

Trainer Lindsey Smith reckons the Hannans Hcp wouldn’t be the same without Flying Time.

Yarradale Stud has another Guineas in its sights now that Sky Muster has earned a ballot-free entry into the $70,000 Darwin Guineas (1600m) on July 8.

Ultra-consistent galloper Variation grabbed his own slice of history on Saturday by becoming the first horse to capture Perth’s Guineas double, following up his Group 2 WA Guineas success last November with an emphatic victory in the Listed Belmont Guineas.

There’s no better brand than Yarradale Stud in WA.

Bradbury’s Luck 2yo Mishani Wrangler is heading for a hat-trick after a brave win at Rockhampton on Friday.

Bradbury’s Luck mare Col 'n' Lil has enhanced her residual value with a Group 3 victory in the Lord Mayor's Cup (1600m) at Eagle Farm.

A $50,000 Frost Giant filly topped the Yarradale Stud yearling sale in WA on Sunday.

Yarradale Stud maintained its winning momentum with a running double during Ascot’s Roma Cup card on Saturday.

Former Perth mare Vital Importance is racing in career-best form for Neville Parnham in Victoria.

Ever-reliable mare Rosewood Hill has sprouted wings to lead home a trifecta for Yarradale Stud at Ascot.

Yarradale Stud has released the catalogue for its annual yearling sale at Gidgegannup on Sunday, May 21.

Sunspeed mare Silent Sedition is back in training for a winter campaign aimed at the Group 1 Tatt’s Tiara (1400m) at Eagle Farm.

Bradbury's Luck 3yo colt Lucky Beau helped his sire break through the $1 million barrier in earnings this season at Geelong on Sunday.

Trainer John Zielke still has Group 1 plans for Make My Own Luck even though she was decked at Doomben on Saturday.

Variation’s form never varies...he’s been as consistent as clockwork and can lift to another level for the big occasion.

Col 'N' Lil has been a wonderful money-spinner for trainer Ben Currie and she still has plenty to offer after a first-up victory in the LR Weetwood Quality (1200m) at Toowoomba.