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Stunning Stallions Stars of the Show at Woodside Park

Tara Madgwick - Monday August 13
On Sunday the 12th August, Woodside Park Stud welcomed over 150 guests to the annual Stallion Parade held at their Tylden property.

Under sunny skies, crowds gather at Woodside Park on SundayQuickly becoming a leader in the industry Woodside took the opportunity to proudly showcase their stallion roster, which is arguably the best on offer in Victoria.

Racing.com's Grace Ramage was MC of the event and with James Price; Woodside's General Manager Commercial presented each of the four stallions standing at Woodside Park Stud this season.

This year's line up includes Champion Victorian Stallion Written Tycoon, Tosen Stardom, a dual G1 winning son of world dominator Deep Impact plus Invincible Spirit's highest rated two-year-old, Cable Bay and Written Tycoon's fastest son at stud, Rich Enuff.

The parade itself was complimented with barista coffee, delicious selection of savoury and sweet finger foods and the opportunity for guests to tour the farm and view it's world class facilities.

See the stallions in all their glory below! (all images taken by Grant Courtney)

Written Tycoon $110,000 SEVICE FEE









Tosen Stardom $19,250 SERVICE FEE







Cable Bay $13,200 SERVICE FEE






Rich Enuff $12,100 SERVICE FEE





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