breednet.com.au

Dissolution Sibling for Inglis Easter

Tara Madgwick - Wednesday March 28
Gelding might be the making of expensive Snitzel three year-old Dissolution, who now has his mind on the job and scored a stylish win at Warwick Farm on Wednesday.

Dissolution as a yearlingA $1.1 million Inglis Easter purchase from the Erinvale Thoroughbreds draft for James Bester Bloodstock / Nordic Breeding & Racing, Dissolution was initially trained by Gerald Ryan briefly, before switching to Team Hawkes and is now with Brad Widdup.

Second in the Listed ATC Dulcify Quality last spring, he was then sixth to Ace High in the Group I ATC Spring Champion Stakes before spelling.

Gelded and given to Brad Widdup, Dissolution now runs for Jadeskye Racing and partners and has now won both of his starts for his new trainer, working strongly to the line to win the 1400 metre Benchmark 76 event by a length and a quarter.

Widdup indicated the Group III ATC Carbine Club Stakes over 1600 metres at Randwick on April 7 would be the logical next step for Dissolution.

Dissolution is a half-brother to Group III winner Divorces and stakes-winner Disputes being the fourth winner from Family Breakup.

Coolmore will offer the current yearling from Family Breakup, a colt by Declaration of War (USA) as Lot 124 at the Inglis Australian Easter Yearling Sale.




Advertisment
More Reading...
City of Troy Crowned 2024 Cartier European Horse of the Year
Outstanding Justify colt City of Troy was crowned Horse of the Year at the 2024 Cartier awards on Wednesday night in London at a star studded ceremony at the Dorchester Hotel.
$2,000 Gavelhouse Bargain Keeps on Winning!
The Grey Goose continued to belie her purchase price last start when recording her fifth win at Wingatui, bringing her career earnings to more than $225,000.
Two $1.4million Colts by Snitzel
Champion stallion Snitzel is rocking the Inglis sales ring.
Pinhook Winners 2024 NZB Ready to Run – Churchill Colt the Star
A record breaking NZB Ready to Run Sale this week at Karaka delivered plenty of pinhook success with 18 two year-olds selling for $300,000 or more above their yearling purchase price, so let’s take a look at some of the best of them.
Future Looks Bright for Excess
Corumbene Stud's George Altomonte was impressed enough by Julius Sandhu's handing of Group II MRC Rubiton Stakes winner Lofty Strike to entrust the Cranbourne-based trainer with the full-sister Excess and was rewarded with a debut win at Cranbourne on Thursday.
Luberon Heads Cambridge Stud Saturday Charge
Lance Noble will attempt to add to a strong run of spring form for Cambridge Stud when he sends out five well-credentialled runners in Brendan and Jo Lindsay’s black and gold colours at Pukekohe on Saturday.
Best On Breeding
The cerise, white crossed sashes and black cap of Bob Peters, Peter's Investments, may not be the once dominant force they have been for decades in Western Australian racing, but they are far from finished.
Cambridge Stud News
It’s been the spring that keeps giving for Cambridge Stud and it’s not over yet.
Magic Millions 2025 Magazine Online
The 2025 Magic Millions magazine is now online with a great mix of gallery images, editorial and vendor profilies.
One to Watch – Hawkesbury
Castelvecchio has gone from nowhere to somewhere during the course of this spring with three stakes-winners putting his name in lights and he had a promising three year-old colt salute at Hawkesbury on Thursday that has now won two of three starts.