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First Season Sires Karaka – Mongolian Khan

Tara Madgwick - Friday January 25
Outstanding galloper Mongolian Khan is one of the best horses to come out of the Karaka sale ring in recent years and his first offspring promise to please the sale next week starting Sunday.

Champion 3YO and Champion stayer, Mongolian Khan is a two time New Zealand Horse of the Year and won eight races with Group I victories in the Caulfield Cup, Australian Derby and New Zealand Derby.



Retired to Windsor Park Stud in New Zealand, Mongolian Khan has been well received by local breeders and is the most represented first season sire in Book One.

Click here to see all the Mongolian Khan yearlings in a user friendly format.

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