Night Of Thunder’s sensational start to Royal Ascot continued in superb style on Wednesday, 17 June when his son and future Darley stallion Ombudsman
Blue Bolt added a well-deserved first Group win to her CV in fine style on day two of Ascot’s Royal meeting when powering to
Bow Echo, Night Of Thunder’s brilliant three-year-old, remained unbeaten when wining the G1 St James’s Palace Stakes at Royal Ascot. Run over the round
Night Of Thunder sired three of the first four in the G1 Queen Anne Stakes, the opening race of the Royal Ascot meeting. Getting
Remmooz, a four-year-old son of Blue Point, showed his tenacity and will to win when a late thrust saw him snatch victory in the
Western Empire continued in his quest to amass yet more Black Type victories when he swooped to take the G3 Strickland Stakes over 2000m
The opening race at Sandown saw first-season sire Perfect Power produce his second winner with Phil Cunningham’s £140,000 Goffs yearling purchase, Underdog. The debutant
Night Of Thunder sired two new Stakes winners on Sunday 7, June when his lightly raced three-year-olds Overnight and Fortuna Diamond both continued their
Ten Bob Tony, a five-year-old son of Night Of Thunder, recorded another Group victory on Saturday, 6 June when landing the G3 Tattenham Corner
Voynichese became the latest Stakes winner for Pinatubo when she captured the Listed Show A Heart Stakes (1,500m) at Eagle Farm on Saturday, June
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