Tried horse purchase BAYCAT showed she was a canny buy when wining first-up for Austin Racing Stables at Canberra on 19 September.

The four-year-old daughter of Blue Point (Ire) shot to the lead on jumping over the 1000m trip and was never headed, easing down to win by 1.25 lengths.

She looks to be set to provide a very enjoyable experience for her ownership group!

Five year old Pariah gelding CASH ME brought up his fifth career win when scoring at Hawkesbury on Sunday. Showing a healthy dislike for wet tracks, all his wins have been on the Good, which has been hard to find in his last few starts! The Good 4 and 1500m was right up his alley. Given 61kg by the handicapper, apprentice Olivia Chambers took 2 kilos off his back.

Sitting on the rail just behind the leaders, Cash Me slipped inside the leaders and pulled away in the long Hawkesbury straight to win by three quarters of a length.

Congratulations to his big ownership group!

A nice win at Cowra on 5 July gave her owner / breeder Jim Critchley another winner in the Austin Racing stable. Given the huge impost of 63kg, engaging apprentice Jessica Brookes took 2 kilos off the little mare’s back.

Bowling forward from the 1100m start, she sat one out one back, commencing her run at the top of the straight to score by just under half a length on the Heavy track.

Congratulations Jim!

Bonny grey mare Elegant Empress followed up two creditable runs in the city this campaign with an assertive win at Newcastle on 14 June.

She was caught three wide for the trip in the small field of seven, but once Jess Taylor pushed the ‘go’ button in the straight, she sprinted away to win by a length over the 900 metre trip.

Elegant Empress has now had 19 starts for four wins and a further six placings for $122,725, all over 900 to 1000 metres. This win was on a Heavy 8, with her other wins being on Good and Soft, demonstrating her adaptability to any surface.

Congratulations to her ten strong ownership group!

Having just his second career start, 3 year old gelding Rotho Bro faced the starter at Mudgee after an encouraging first-up third at Goulburn on debut.

He jumped well before jockey Jeff Penza settled him third on the rail over the 1100 metre trip. Once they turned into the straight, he zipped up the rail and drew away for an impressive 3.2 length win.

Rotho Bro was bred by good client James Critchley, who remains in the ownership.

After the 2025 Inglis Classic Yearling Sales, Austin Racing are excited to be bringing two new additions to the team.

Ownership opportunities are available for both.

See below,

 

LOT 462 - RUSSIAN REVOLUTION  x MUNJAI 

This athletic and beautifully balanced filly is by the leading sire Russian Revolution, ‘Snitzel’s fastest son’. He’s a multiple Group 1 Winner of the Oakleigh Plate & Galaxy, and a champion 1st & 2nd Season Sire.

She was purchased with a plan to target and race as a 2YO. 

Russian Revolution has thrown multiple 2YO winners, and the mare has also proven to throw 2YO types, which bolsters our confidence of having a 2YO performer next season. 

Jarrod's comment: "This filly really stole our attention. Great walk. Great attitude. Really balanced filly."

$3250 per 5%



LOT 611 - PRAGUE X SCARLET BEGONIAS (NZ)

This strong compact colt is by Prague, son of sire-of-sires, Redoute’s Choice. Prague was a dual Group-winning 2YO and an explosive 3YO sprinter. 

This colt has been stamped like his father, built for power and speed. With a big hind quarter and a great shoulder he has all the qualities to ensure he is fast.

Jarrod's comments: "Lovely strong type, has speed written all over him."

$3500 per 5%

If interested please do not hesitate to contact us!

admin@austinracing.com.au

Four year old mare SUPER ZIPPI brought up her second win in just eight career starts when she took out a 1000 metre dash at Orange on 22 November.
Weighted at 62.5kg, Jarrod Austin took advantage of apprentice Olivia Dalton's 3 kilo claim, with Super Zippi consequently starting as the $3 favourite.
She jumped smartly from barrier 5 and sat outside the leader, fending off all comers in the straight to win comfortably by 1.7 lengths.
It was a popular win for her 16-strong ownership group!