Sebring (horse)

Sebring (23 September 2005 – 23 February 2019) was a top class two-year-old Australian Thoroughbred racehorse, that won five of his six race starts. After winning the AJC Breeders' Plate in his spring debut, he had wins in the Golden Slipper and AJC Sires Produce Stakes and second place, defeated by a nose, in the AJC Champagne Stakes.

Sebring
SireMore Than Ready
GrandsireSouthern Halo
DamPurespeed
DamsireFlying Spur
SexStallion
Foaled(2005-09-23)23 September 2005
Died23 February 2019(2019-02-23) (aged 13)
CountryAustralia
ColourChestnut
BreederCorumbene Stud Pty Ltd
OwnerMr J Hazzisevastos, Mr S Mekertichian, Ms M A Butler, Mr J S Mcdonnell, Mrs M A Mcdonnell, Mrs D A Dunphy, Mr B Leonard, Mr J Screnci, Mrs W J Mullens
TrainerGai Waterhouse
Record6:5-1-0
EarningsA$2,473,094
Major wins
Golden Slipper G1 (2008)
AJC Sires Produce Stakes G1 (2008)
Awards
Australian Champion Two Year Old (2008)
Last updated on 27 December 2010

Breeding

He was a chestnut stallion standing 16.1 hands high that was foaled on 23 September 2005. Sebring was by More Than Ready from Purespeed by Flying Spur. Bred by Corumbene Stud Pty Ltd, he was sold at the 2007 Conrad Jupiters Magic Millions Sale to Star Thoroughbreds for A$130,000.[1]

Race record

He enjoyed great success as a two-year-old, including Group One (G1) wins in the Golden Slipper[2] and AJC Sires Produce Stakes.

In Sydney, Blake Shinn, a former Victorian jockey, forfeited the $3,525,800 Golden Slipper ride to Glen Boss because of a suspension. He returned to the $450,000 AJC Sires Produce Stakes at Randwick in which he rode Sebring to win the race, the second leg of the juvenile triple crown.

On 3 May 2008, Sebring failed to complete the triple crown when he was defeated by a short head in the Champagne Stakes by Samantha Miss.

In late July 2008, Sebring had stress-related bone bruising and had to be spelled for two months, effectively ending any attempt at the Melbourne Spring Racing Carnival.

Two-year-old: 2007–08 season
ResultDateRaceVenueDistanceWeight (kg)TimeJockeyWinner/2nd
Won19/1/20082yo Darley GuineasRosehill1100m57.51:06.1B. ShinnOver The Wicket 2nd
Won16/2/20082yo C&G Canonbury StakesRandwick1000m54.058.1B. ShinnMing Hol Treasure 2nd
Won1/3/20082yo C&G NSW Breeders' PlateRandwick1100m56.01:04.9B. ShinnDubai To Sydney 2nd
Won19/4/20082yo Golden SlipperRosehill1200m56.51:12.8Glen BossVon Costa De Hero 2nd
Won26/4/20082yo AJC Sires Produce StakesRandwick1400m56.51:12.8B. ShinnSamantha Miss 2nd
2nd3/5/20082yo Champagne StakesRandwick1600m56.50:00.0B. ShinnSamantha Miss 1st

Stud record

Following an unsatisfactory fitness trial on 27 January 2009, the owners of Sebring decided to retire the horse to stud.[3] He was standing at the Widden Stud at a service fee of $60,500 inc GST.[4]

Notable stock

Sebring has currently sired 8 individual Group 1 winners:

c = colt, f = filly, g = gelding

Foaled Name Sex Major Wins
2010 Dissident c Randwick Guineas (2013)
Memsie Stakes (2014)
Makybe Diva Stakes (2014)
C F Orr Stakes (2015)
All Aged Stakes (2015)
2010 Criterion c Rosehill Guineas (2014)
ATC Derby (2014)
Queen Elizabeth Stakes (2015)
Caulfield Stakes (2015)
2011 Lucky Bubbles g Chairman's Sprint Prize (2017)
2013 Egg Tart f Australasian Oaks (2017)
Queensland Oaks (2017)
2013 Nettoyer f Doncaster Handicap (2020)
2015 Amphitrite f The Thousand Guineas (2018)
2016 Superstorm g Cantala Stakes (2021)
2018 Fangirl f Vinery Stud Stakes (2022)

Pedigree

Pedigree of Sebring (AUS), chestnut horse, 2005
Sire
More Than Ready (USA)
1997
Southern Halo (USA)
1983
Halo (USA) Hail To Reason (USA)
Cosmah (USA)
Northern Sea (USA) Northern Dancer (Can)
Sea Saga (USA)
Woodman's Girl (USA)
1990
Woodman (USA) Mr Prospector (USA)
Playmate (USA)
Becky Be Good (USA) Naskra (USA)
Good Landing (USA)
Dam
Purespeed (Aus)
1998
Flying Spur (Aus)
1992
Danehill (USA) Danzig (USA)
Razyana (USA)
Rolls (USA) Mr Prospector (USA)
Grande Luxe (USA)
Lady Moulin (Aus)
1982
Luskin Star (Aus) Kaoru Star (Aus)
Promising (NZ)
Willowy (Aus) Better Boy (Ire)
Far Vista (Aus) (Family: 6C)

Death

Sebring died of a heart attack aged 13 years whilst still performing stud duties at Widden Stud.[5]

See also

References

  • News Report Autumn 2008
  • Catalogue Page from 2007 Magic Millions Catalogue
  • News Report Winter 2008
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