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Champion Thoroughbreds has been syndicating racehorses in Sydney since 2009. Boutique in size, Champion focuses on an excellent ownership experience with a commitment to outstanding communication, social events and winning results. Join the Champion family and enjoy the thrill of racehorse ownership with a dedicated and experienced team!
SINCE 2009
12+ Years experience in syndication, making Champion one of the more established syndicators in NSW.
OWNERSHIP EXPERIENCE
We pride ourselves on excellent owner communication and regular events including Open Days, Cocktail Parties + much more.
WINNING RESULTS
We've celebrated success at the highest level with multiple Group 1 winners and countless stakes wins.
Stable News
Back To Back Wins For Pizarro
May 23, 2024Photo Credit: Trackside PhotographyPizarro scored back to back wins when taking out the Class 6 Plate over 1200m at Ipswich on Wednesday. The 5YO All Too Hard gelding continued his good form after saluting at the same track and distance three weeks prior when having his first start for trainer Tony Gollan. Jumping from barrier 2 in the 9 horse field, Pizarro settled midfield on the fence for jockey James Orman who has been aboard for all his Queensland outings this preparation."I ended up a little bit further back than what I wanted" commented Orman after the win. "The horse in front of me was getting held up so I opted to come out wide and get going- i was on the best horse in the race and that showed late."Trainer Tony Gollan was full of praise for Pizarro's efforts "He had to do it a little bit tougher second-up and he really doesn't like that tight turning track at Ipswich." Gollan explained to the owners post-race. "Once he balanced up, he really savaged the line and he's brimming with confidence at the moment."Pizarro will now make his way back to Saturday metropolitan company with Tony eyeing off a Class 6 over 1200m on QLD Oaks Day at Eagle Farm in a fortnight. Congratulations to his big team of owners Champion Thoroughbreds 1 syndicate, Greenwich Stud Pty Ltd, Mr D H Long, Mr G C Green, Mperezive Racing, Mr P A King, Mr P J Dunn, Mr D C Harrop, Mr Z H Davis, JackJ5 Racing, Mr D J Winnell, Mr A M S Lewis, Mr G Seto, 1 in 5 2020 Club, Mr J O'Mahoney, Tunbison Racing
$50K Super Maiden Win For Motorboat
May 7, 2024Lining up for her third career start, 3YO filly Motorboat was able to take out the $50k 1100m Super Maiden at Wellington on Tuesday. The daughter of Astern put the writing on the wall when running second last start at Canberra over 1000m, finishing second to Mountain Chatter, who subsequently won again at Goulburn on Tuesday.Given a confident front-running ride by one the Western NSW's best jockey's Matthew Cahill, she was driven out of the gates to take an on-speed position from barrier 8 which proved advantageous around the Wellington circuit. She gave a good kick at the 200m, staving off the well supported Pockets Eights to win by half a length.It was a rewarding win for Motorboat's connections including her trainer Danielle Seib and partner Aaron who have taken their time to iron out a few of her barrier quirks. Congratulations to her connections Dalanna Bloodstock, Ms K J Mcdougall, Mr P O'Meagher, Miss L R Casson, Mr J P Purtell, Mr A M Kennedy, Dr F McCourt, Mr T Cahill, Mr C Hodgkinson, Dr M Chan, Mr S Nagaratnam, Mr G Shalala, Dr M Healy, Mr J Gregory, Ms V Leonard, Miss J M Petrie, Mr R Shalala, Mr D Steffel, Mr D P Toohey
Pizarro Returns To Winning Form
May 2, 2024Photo Credit: Trackside Photography A long break and move north proved a winning formula for Pizarro when he returned to the races at Ipswich on Wednesday. The 5YO All Too Hard gelding was transferred to the Tony Gollan stable at the beginning of the year after an unplaced preparation in Sydney during the spring. He was very well placed in a set weights class 3 on Wednesday over the 1200m, warranting his $1.60 starting price. He was coming off a trial win at Deagon a fortnight prior and leading Queensland jockey James Orman, who partnered him in the trial was full of confidence in running, despite the rail out +9m. Pizarro jumped on terms with the field from barrier 6 and settled mid-field off a solid tempo. He came off the bridle at the 500m when Orman put him in to the race and he showed good tenacity under the 60kg to attack the line, defeating his rivals by half a length. It was a well deserved victory for Pizarro who had been out of the winners circle for 620 days. "He will be better on the bigger tracks- you don't get much tighter than Ipswich with the rail out" Tony Gollan commented after the win "He's done a good job- he didn't win by a big margin but the confidence out of that will do him the world of good"Congratulations to his big team of owners Champion Thoroughbreds 1 syndicate, Greenwich Stud Pty Ltd, Mr D H Long, Mr G C Green, Mperezive Racing, Mr P A King, Mr P J Dunn, Mr D C Harrop, Mr Z H Davis, JackJ5 Racing, Mr D J Winnell, Mr A M S Lewis, Mr G Seto, 1 in 5 2020 Club, Mr J O'Mahoney, Tunbison Racing
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