Cambridge Stud

Cambridge Stud

New Zealand’s iconic thoroughbred nursery is building on its proud history of success. Cambridge Stud is owned by Brendan and Jo Lindsay and renowned globally as New Zealand's leading producer of Group 1 success.

128 Discombe Road , Hamilton, NZ
office@cambridgestud.co.nz
www.cambridgestud.co.nz
64-7- 827-7887
Scott Calder - Sales & Nominations
scott@cambridgestud.co.nz
+64 27 616 4235
Cameron Ring - Bloodstock Manager
cameron@cambridgestud.co.nz
+64 27 950 1113

Stallions standing at Cambridge Stud

Almanzor

Almanzor service fee for 2024 is $30,000

Latest winner: First Five

Chaldean

Chaldean service fee for 2024 is $35,000

1st season at stud

Embellish

Embellish service fee for 2024 is $5,000

Latest winner: Phats

Hello Youmzain

Hello Youmzain service fee for 2024 is $30,000

Latest winner: Hello Romeo

Sword of State

Sword of State service fee for 2024 is $15,000

3rd season at stud

Latest News

Cambridge trained filly Cheval D’Or tuned up for a tilt at the Gr.1 Queensland Oaks (2200m) at Eagle Farm with an exhibition gallop between races at Te Rapa on Saturday on a heavy track.
The first of the European G1 3YO classic races was run overnight with Frankel colt Chaldean taking the prize in the Group I 2000 Guineas at Newmarket for Frankie Dettori in the Juddmonte colours.
Talented three-year-old colt Sword Of State shrugged off an indifferent Australian spring campaign to display his true class when he dominated his rivals in the Gr.3 Cambridge Stud Almanzor Trophy (1200m) at Ellerslie.
Cambridge Stud reported eight weeks ago that Tavistock suffered a life-threatening injury in a freak paddock accident.
The Redoute’s Choice stallion, Burgundy, was put down at Cambridge Stud today, having contracted acute laminitis in his front feet. His condition had deteriorated over the past 72 hours and the decision was made between the major partners that he should not suffer further.
Celtic Dream is developing into a valuable broodmare.
La Romanee is proving a dashing advertisement for his Cambridge Stud-based sire Burgundy.
Cambridge Stud stallion Tavistock suffered a serious injury to his near fore foot eight days ago.
Tavistock has sustained an injury in his paddock which will impact his ability to cover. Cambridge Stud have decided that Tavistock will be withdrawn from service for the remainder of the 2019 season.
Tavisan is a rare Tavistock that finds the minimum distance more to his liking than the classic distance, which held in in good stead for Sunday’s $100,000 Apache Cat Classic (1000m) at Cranbourne.
Cambridge Stud is delighted to be involved in the purchase of exciting UK sprinter, HELLO YOUMZAIN.
Burgundy’s 3yo daughter Burgundy Rose added another chapter of success for the family of successful trainer Jamie Richards at Taupo on Wednesday.
Graduates of New Zealand Bloodstock Sales dominated the finish of Friday’s A$200,000 Group 2 MSC Signs Stutt Stakes (1600m) at Moonee Valley.
The Trent Busuttin and Natalie Young-trained The Holy One booked his ticket for the Group 1 Caulfield Guineas after leading all the way in Friday Night's $200,000 Group II Bill Stutt Stakes (1600m) at Moonee Valley.
Multiple stakes-placed gelding Tavisan will be aiming to add a black-type victory to his tally when he competes in the Listed Strathmore Community Bendigo Bank Stakes (1200m) at Moonee Valley on Saturday.
A filly bred by Sir Patrick and Lady Hogan created a big impression when zooming home to score at Ballarat on Tuesday.
Cambridge Stud sire Tavistock was the star of the show on Saturday, with his progeny Travimyfriend, Tavirun and Bedford all successful at Caulfield, while his six-year-old son, Curragh, was a winner in Sydney.
A two year-old filly by Tavistock that wins her second start over 1600 metres beating older horses is a horse we want to know more about as a potential Oaks filly next season.
Rugged stayer Zacada turned some below par form around when he out-toughed his rivals carrying 60kgs to take out the Group III Campbell Infrastructure Rotorua Cup (2200m).
A half-sister to Group III winner Estelle Collection, the dam of Australian Horse of the Year Lankan Rupee, promising three-year-old filly Spring Delight is a bridesmaid no longer.

Recent Sales For Cambridge Stud

2024 Gold Coast Yearling Sale - Top price: $325,000
2024 Karaka Book 1 - Top price: $425,000
2024 Premier Yearling Sale - Top price: $260,000
2023 Gold Coast Yearling Sale - Top price: $525,000
2023 Karaka Book 1 - Top price: $460,000
2023 National Weanling Sale - Top price: $31,000
2023 Premier Yearling Sale - Top price: $240,000