Category Archives: Challenge Racehorse Syndications

Today I launched the Challenge No.9 Syndicate – full details can be found by CLICKING HERE

As the numbers grow under the Challenge Racehorse Syndications’ umbrella, there is constantly something happening. Syndicate members, of course, like things happening but it’s also interesting for the wider Challenge Team – they might not be in the syndicate of … Continue reading →

I purchased this Jimmy Choux yearling filly at Karaka on Tuesday and there was a touch of deja vu about the process. I remember buying her dam as a yearling from Windsor Park Stud.  She was later named Purpose and … Continue reading →

The black type-winning Fascination Street (Lance O’Sullivan & Andrew Scott) and promising three-year-old Vitesse (Shaune Ritchie) make a return to racing at Ellerslie on Saturday after both having had month-long fresheners. Fascination Street (Elusive City ex Piece of Cake, by … Continue reading →

The year in review for CHALLENGE RACEHORSE SYNDICATIONS has been a memorable one with the following highlights coming immediately to mind… Secret Spirit’s four-straight black type victories Fascination Street’s Listed Race win at Rotorua in May Dancer’s Tale’s last start … Continue reading →

Lauberhorn’s nice win at Avondale last evening sees Challenge Racehorse Syndications’ record move to 8 individual winners from 12 horses to the races. In addition there’s been another 3 placed horses, with just the one horse unplaced. Importantly, each of … Continue reading →

Challenge Racehorse Syndications won the Soliloquy Stakes last year with Avisto (Tavistock) and has a two-pronged attack on the Listed Race this year. THETRUTHISOUTTHERE (Starcraft ex Absolute Faith, by Not A Single Doubt), a last start Maiden winner at Ruakaka, … Continue reading →

Right now Challenge Racehorse Syndications can’t match the likes of Te Akau, Go Racing or Fortuna on the score of individual winners – we simply don’t have the numbers. What Challenge can hang its’ hat on is strike-rate and I’m … Continue reading →

Members of the five individual syndicates racing under the Challenge Racehorse Syndications Ltd banner are all looking forward to the new season with enthusiasm.  Here is a note of where each of the syndicates’ horses are at… Challenge Number One … Continue reading →

In Challenge Racehorse Syndications’ short life span of 3 years, horses carrying the now-familiar green and white colours have won 5 black type races. And it’s come from a racing representation of just 9 horses; a statistic (33.33%) I’m very … Continue reading →