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Who We Are
Champion Thoroughbreds has been syndicating racehorses in Sydney since 2009. Boutique in size, Champion focuses on an excellent ownership experience with a commitment to outstanding communication, social events and winning results. Join the Champion family and enjoy the thrill of racehorse ownership with a dedicated and experienced team!
SINCE 2009
12+ Years experience in syndication, making Champion one of the more established syndicators in NSW.
OWNERSHIP EXPERIENCE
We pride ourselves on excellent owner communication and regular events including Open Days, Cocktail Parties + much more.
WINNING RESULTS
We've celebrated success at the highest level with multiple Group 1 winners and countless stakes wins.
Stable News
Sea Strike Fights Back in Wagga Thriller
Mar 30, 2026Sea Strike showcased trademark resolve to post his fifth career victory at Wagga on Sunday, prevailing in a competitive Benchmark 82 over 2000 metres. The five-year-old son of Sea The Stars, having his first run in a month following a seventh placing in the Wangaratta Cup, was the subject of strong late market support and duly justified that confidence with a determined staying performance. Drawn in barrier two in the field of eight, jockey Shaun Guymer was intent on executing pre-race instructions to keep the big-striding 17-hand gelding away from the fence, where he can have a tendency to over-race. Settling one off the rail with cover, Sea Strike travelled comfortably in the early stages before the tempo slackened noticeably mid-race. Sensing the change in pace, Guymer made a decisive move to roll forward and sit outside the leader, ensuring a more genuine staying test — a move that proved pivotal as the race developed. Under pressure in the straight, Sea Strike appeared headed on multiple occasions, but dug deep to rally along the inside, displaying admirable tenacity to reclaim the lead and edge clear late. In a stirring finish, he fought back to score by a narrow margin of 0.19 lengths. Trainer Ben Brisbourne was full of praise for the gelding’s courage post-race. “Very proud of his efforts today — not many horses will get headed in the straight and fight back to win. It’s not something you can teach a horse,” Brisbourne said. The victory was a rewarding result for a large and enthusiastic ownership group including Mperezive Racing, Mr R K Sweeney, Mrs T R Sweeney, Mr G C Green, Mr D C Harrop, Mr D H Long, Castagna, Mr P J Dunn, Mr G Seto, Jabradtral, Mr C D Hands, Sedgewyn, Mr T S Fisher, Mr J G Codner, Dream Team, Dr M Healy, 2023 1in5 Club and Mr S Nagaratnam. Sea Strike’s success also marked the 26th win of the season for Champion, who continue to build momentum towards a potential season-best tally.
Two State Wednesday Double
Mar 19, 2026Pictured: Regeneration winning at Caulfield on Thursday. Credit: Racing Photos It was a case of double delight for the Champion silks, with winners posted at both Doomben and Caulfield on Wednesday. At Doomben, Hell To Pay returned to the winner’s stall in determined fashion, claiming a Colts & Geldings Class 3 over 1350 metres and bringing up his second victory of the preparation. Luckless from a tricky draw at his previous outing, the four-year-old son of Hellbent turned his fortunes around under the guidance of 2kg claiming apprentice Jace McMurray for trainer Tony Gollan. Jumping cleanly from barrier two, McMurray settled midfield off a genuine tempo before easing into clear running on straightening. Once presented, Hell To Pay responded strongly, letting down with purpose to edge out his rivals in a tight finish, scoring by 0.22 lengths under the steadier of 60kg. The win takes his record to four victories from 18 starts, with prizemoney now climbing to $339,000. Given his consistency this campaign, there appears little doubt there are further wins in store. Well done to his owners Yarraman Park Stud, Kingsport Investments, Sedgewyn, Mr D J Hines, Mr P Hines, Dunbar Family Racing, Mr J E Forker, Mr P C Barnett, Mr S J Brown, Mr J G Codner, Dream Team, Mrs D L Fisher, Mr T S Fisher, Mr C D Hands and Mr W S Simpson. Later in the day at Caulfield, Regeneration made a stylish return, taking out a Benchmark 70 over 1000 metres. The progressive three-year-old, a son of King’s Legacy and already a Group 3 placegetter, was expertly handled by Damien Lane for the Anthony and Sam Freedman stable. Settling towards the rear, Regeneration was allowed to find his rhythm before Lane angled into clear air in the straight. The gelding produced a sharp turn of foot to overhaul his rivals, scoring by half a length despite the trip falling short of his preferred distance. The performance underlined his upside, with the Freedman team appearing to have him primed for a preparation that could well see him measure up in stronger company. Congratulations to his owners Byron Rogers and partners Simsy Racing, Mr S Chappell, Mr H De Jong, Mr C A Henschke, Dr C Rogers, Mr A E N Curtis and Lucky Six Racing.
One Track, Three Winners!
Mar 13, 2026It was a day to remember for the Champion stable at Wagga on Thursday, teaming up with Seib Racing to produce the rare feat of three winners from as many runners on the program.The tone was set early by the well-bred Wear The Crown, who resumed in style with a sharp victory over 1000 metres in a Country Class 1. The daughter of I Am Invincible showed plenty of dash fresh, collecting just over $20,000 for connections thanks to the lucrative BOBS bonus. Thursday’s win was the second of her career from just three starts, and the progressive filly looks to have a bright campaign ahead.The next to strike was the diminutive but determined Dunna Runna, who relished stepping out to a mile for the first time. The son of Dundeel has been something of a work in progress while learning to settle at shorter trips, but the move to 1600 metres proved the key as he produced a strong performance that hinted at genuine middle-distance potential.Completing the hat-trick was Spread The Love, who bounced back from a luckless first-up run in the Canberra Guineas Prelude to score a determined win over 1400 metres. The striking son of Contributer has now recorded two wins from just four starts and has already returned $39,950 in prizemoney for connections, comfortably eclipsing his $30,000 purchase price. Connections are now weighing up a possible back-up in the $80,000 Albury Guineas during next Friday’s carnival.Credit goes to trainer Danielle Seib and her team for presenting the trio in excellent order, while leading NSW jockey Pierre Boudvillain was in the saddle for all three victories to cap a memorable afternoon for the stable and its owners.
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