Kingstar Farm

07/06/2025

Listen Will Freedman is hopeful that progressive filly Let’s Fly (Flying Artie) can announce herself at the top level in Saturday’s $700,000 Queensland Oaks (Gr 1, 2200m), aided by a favourable draw, the booking of leading rider Craig Williams, and a race shape expected to suit her natural racin...

24/05/2025

15/03/2025

⏱️TIME TO REIGN has another winner! 🥇 2yo KINGS COURT salutes for to become his second first crop winner this week.

07/03/2025

Another Kingstar brand

Listen Four juvenile trials were conducted at Rosehill on Friday morning and the Bjorn Baker-trained Lavender Rose, an unraced filly by Russian Revolution (Snitzel), clocked the quickest two-year-old time of the morning when she covered 900 metres in 54.87 seconds. Last sighted finishing second in a...

27/02/2025

Listen 2 c Extreme Choice – Mischief Night by Shamardal O: Yulong Investments B: Kingstar Farm T: Michael, John & Wayne Hawkes S: 2024 Magic Millions Gold Coast Yearling Sale V: Kingstar Farm P: Highway Farm, $1,400,000 W: Blue Diamond Stakes, Group 1, 1200m, February 22, Caulfield $1.4 million co...

24/02/2025

We’re joined by Adam Cook, stud manager at Kingstar Farm who bred Blue Diamond winner Devil Night and sold him for $1.4million. But they also bred another Extreme Choice star in Golden Slipper winner Stay Inside. How do they work with a fertility challenged stallion? What mares suit him? What’s ...

24/02/2025

24/02/2025

👀 How to find a Gr.1 winning c**t.

Vin Cox and Sam Fairgray inspect DEVIL NIGHT 😈 for the first time

He was a farm favourite before we had to sell, so grateful he found a good home and early success.

24/02/2025

No one felt the impact of Devil Night’s G1 Blue Diamond Stakes victory on Saturday more than Matthew Sandblom’s Kingstar Farm—the breeder of both the c**t and G1 Golden Slipper-winning stallion Stay Inside. Stud manager Adam Cook spoke with The Thoroughbred Report about what the win means for ...

23/02/2025

The $2million Group I MRC Blue Diamond Stakes (1200m) looked an open affair on paper with the potential for an up and comer to take the prize and so it unfolded with the most expensive yearling purchase in the race delivering victory for Yulong as a maiden at just his second start.