Whetstone became the first winner for Lomar Park Stud’s dual Group 1 winner Valixir (Ire) when winning over 1100 metres at Wyong on Friday. Whetstone (2 c Burford, by Commands) defeated Hot Millie (Magic Albert) by a head with Knowing (Not A Single Doubt) close up in third.

Bred by Ross Cribb, Whetstone is a descendant of Cribb’s Group 1 winner Heat Of The Moment.

Dual Group 1 winner  Valixir (Trempolino) stands his fifth season at Lomar Park Stud in 2011 at $8,800.

 THE ability of the annual Hunter breeders yearling sale conducted at Scone each May by Inglis to produce winners was underlined when graduates not only won four of the races on the eight event program at the home track on Monday, but filled the first three places in the juvenile event which opened proceedings. (more…)

CHAMBERLAIN BRIDGE, the tough American performer who emerged as a serious contender for their 2010 top sprinter title when he powered his way to a convincing win in the Breeders’ Cup Turf Sprint at Churchill Downs, Kentucky this month, is bred on a pattern, albeit conversely, that could bring a new era of high achievement to Fred Peisah’s Lomar Park stud.    (more…)

 EVER since Sydney solicitor Fred Peisah established his Lomar Park stud in the eastern foothills of the Blue Mountains an hour’s drive out of the heart of Sydney over forty years ago it has been a consistent source of brilliant winners by resident sires. (more…)

  LADYS ANGEL, the 3-year-old filly in the Joe Pride stables at Warwick Farm who has won her first two outings, appearances at Canterbury on May 11 and then by 2-1/4 lengths on the same track last Wednesday, has a female line that has a Magic Millions Gold Coast sales history flavour. (more…)

Muswellbrook, NSW (January 4th, 2010) - CONSISTENT source of winners, Fred Peisah’s Lomar Park at Werombi in the foothills of the Blue Mountains near Sydney, (more…)