Helsinge Horse
Helsinge is from AUS. This Helsinge horse page includes its form guide, news, photos, trainer and jockey stats, career statistics, breeding details and Helsinge's next race under upcoming events with the betting odds comparison and field form guide.
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Pierro and All Too Hard match race
They will not meet again on the race track, but Pierro and All Too Hard are set to do battle in another race - at stud.
They will not meet again on the race track, but Pierro and All Too Hard are set to do battle in another race - at stud.
It's all relative for Caviar and family
It probably doesn't count as family support, but Black Caviar will have a couple of relatives on track at Randwick on Saturday.
It probably doesn't count as family support, but Black Caviar will have a couple of relatives on track at Randwick on Saturday.
Record-breaking yearling sale yields $82m
Redoute's Choice maintained his place as the country's premier thoroughbred stallion and Fastnet Rock made it clear he was the heir apparent at a record-breaking Australian Easter Yearling Sale.
Redoute's Choice maintained his place as the country's premier thoroughbred stallion and Fastnet Rock made it clear he was the heir apparent at a record-breaking Australian Easter Yearling Sale.
Horse trading can be a risky business
At a yearling sale in Melbourne in 1968 a pretty chestnut filly by first-season sire Showdown was led into the Wright Stephenson sale ring in what was meant to be a simple, old-fashioned bit of shifty business known in the trade as a "buy-back".
At a yearling sale in Melbourne in 1968 a pretty chestnut filly by first-season sire Showdown was led into the Wright Stephenson sale ring in what was meant to be a simple, old-fashioned bit of shifty business known in the trade as a "buy-back".
Record price highlights sale opening day
The legend of Black Caviar has translated into the highest price ever paid for a thoroughbred yearling at public auction in Australia with her half-brother making $5 million at the Easter Yearling Sale.
The legend of Black Caviar has translated into the highest price ever paid for a thoroughbred yearling at public auction in Australia with her half-brother making $5 million at the Easter Yearling Sale.
Black Caviar's brother fetches $5 million
It began with an opening bid of $2 million and ended three minutes later with a successful offer of $5 million and the announcement that history had been made.
It began with an opening bid of $2 million and ended three minutes later with a successful offer of $5 million and the announcement that history had been made.