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20th May 2010 - Vol 59

Mach Three’s Stud Fee held the same for 2010

In support of breeders Stallion Station has held the service fee for its Premier Stallion ...    Mach Three at last season's fee of $A 13,750 inc. GST and $NZ 12,500 plus GST for the 2010/11 stud season.

Mach Three (the world champion son of Matt’s Scooter), is the sire of Champions in both Hemispheres from his first crop: Somebeachsomewhere 1:46.4 ($3,328,755) and Auckland Reactor 1:53.5 ($1.407.891).  Mach Three is enjoying a boom season with his stock in both New Zealand and Australia and will again serve a full book in both country’s this season.

Mach Three World Champion Son of Matt's Scooter

Mach Three - Millionaire Sire of Millionaires

Mach Three is clearly the leading sire of three-year-olds in NZ and is third on the all aged list and fourth on the two-year-old table, while in Australia he is riding high in the various sire’s categories.

In Australia and NZ Mach Three has seasonal progeny earnings of $3.1million, of which his two and three-year-old have earned over $1.6million.

He is the sire of NZ’s two top ranked three-year-olds, Russley Rascal 1:57 ($379,320), winner of the $500,000 Northern Derby, and Sires’ Stakes champion Sir Lincoln 1:55.2 ($180,874).

Mach Three is also the sire of top flight fillies with the 2yo Collectable winner of the $100,000 Delightful Lady Classic, Muscle Beach 2008 Australian Breeders Crown Winner and Canadette the leading Canadian filly of the year.

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Russley Rascal

Russley Rascal - 3YO Derby Winner

This season Mach Three has had 2 Oaks winners in Charlotte Brew in the $100,000 Victorian Oaks and Millwood Meg in the $150,000 Western Australian Oaks.

Kotare Mach 1:53 ($159.445) winner of the NZ Flying Stakes, NZ record holder, and the ill fated Fiery Falcon 1:54.6 ($588,106) are other fine three-year-olds sired by Mach Three.

Collectable - 2YO Filly

Meanwhile, in Australia, Mach Three’s flag has been carried by Group winners Captain Joy 1:54 ($736,699), Sammy Maguire $180,000 (Bendigo Pacing Cup), Babyitsu (Tas. Raider Stakes), Mach Dreamy (QBred Breeders 3YO) and Mach Wiper (South West & Riverina Derby and Sires Stake heat winner in 1.57.2

All told, Mach Three has sired the winners of more than $28million including $7.7million in Australia and NZ an amazing performance considering his relatively Small crops of foals to date.