Pearl Of Alsace (NZ) Scores at New Plymouth
21 Nov 2022
Four-year-old Pencarrow mare Pearl Of Alsace (NZ) (Tavistock) got her career off to a perfect start with a debut victory at New Plymouth on Friday.
Four-year-old Pencarrow mare Pearl Of Alsace (NZ) (Tavistock) got her career off to a perfect start with a debut victory at New Plymouth on Friday.
Pencarrow’s lightly raced four-year-old mare Candycane (NZ) (Pins) opened her winning account in style at Pukekohe on Tuesday, producing a strong finish from well off the pace to take out the $14,000 Dunstan Horse Feeds 1200.
Pencarrow mare Blushing Beauty (NZ) (Sacred Falls) continued her strong start to the 2022-23 season with victory at Rotorua on Thursday – her second win from her last three raceday appearances.
Improved track conditions made a world of difference for Pencarrow mare Harmonious (NZ) (Turn Me Loose), who scored the first win of her career in Saturday’s $15,000 Gyde Design Cabinetmakers Maiden (1600m) at Hawera.
After promising placings in her two previous starts, progressive Pencarrow mare Blushing Beauty (NZ) (Sacred Falls) took the next step with a maiden victory at Matamata on Wednesday.
New Zealand and the entirety of its thoroughbred racing and breeding industry mourns the passing of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, reported to the world in the early hours of Friday morning.
The powerful Australian ownership group that features Pencarrow principal Sir Peter Vela has made a strong start to the new season, celebrating an early victory with promising three-year-old Northern Beaches (Not A Single Doubt) in Wednesday’s A$55,000 Ranvet Handicap (1200m) at Canterbury.
TDN Aus NZ chats with Leon Casey from New Zealand’s Pencarrow Stud, the elite breeding operation owned by Sir Peter Vela.
Pencarrow Stud’s stakes placed Declaration of War mare Naval Fleet (NZ) is one of 61 quality Lots currently being auctioned on gavelhouse.com.
A withering late run out wide on the track has carried Pencarrow mare Ipso Facto (NZ) (More Than Ready) to an impressive first career victory in Wednesday’s $12,000 Pike Racing 1300 at Cambridge.
With a potent late kick, promising sprinter Doves Bay (NZ) (Exosphere) carried the blue and white Pencarrow colours to a stylish victory in Wednesday’s $12,000 Milan Park Stud (970m) at Cambridge.
Sir Peter Vela and his Australian ownership partners unveiled yet another exciting young talent in Sydney on Wednesday 15 June.
As part of Pencarrow Stud’s annual stock reduction, another seven quality broodmares are currently entered in gavelhouse.com’s most recent fortnightly auction.
Part-owned by Pencarrow principal Sir Peter Vela, emerging two-year-old talent Basquiat (Snitzel) made a big impression with the first victory of his career in Monday’s A$37,000 Sky Racing QTIS 2YO Maiden Plate (1615m) at Doomben.
A bright young prospect in the Pencarrow Racing team cleared maiden grade in style in the $12,000 Tulloch Café 1400 at Avondale on Wednesday 25 May.
Pencarrow three-year-old Far And Away (NZ) (Tavistock) recorded her first victory in superb style at Cambridge on Wednesday, outclassing her opponents by four and a half lengths.
Having previously made his presence felt during Melbourne’s Spring Carnival, highly talented three-year-old Ranch Hand (Fastnet Rock) announced his arrival at the big Brisbane winter with a win at Eagle Farm on Saturday for part-owner Sir Peter Vela.
Well-bred Pencarrow broodmare Kiki (NZ) (Iffraaj) is the latest off-the-track mare to be offered on renowned digital auction platform gavelhouse.com.
With a trip to Royal Ascot followed by a first season of stud duties at Coolmore, an exciting future has been mapped out for sprinting sensation Home Affairs (I Am Invincible), part-owned by Pencarrow principal Sir Peter Vela.
Pencarrow principal Sir Peter Vela shared in the spoils of a star-studded afternoon at Newcastle on Monday when former high-class juvenile O’President (Fastnet Rock) made an impressive return to form.
Pencarrow Stud presented its customary selection of blue-blooded colts and fillies at Karaka last week and the acclaimed nursery’s class of 2022 was warmly received by the buying bench. At the conclusion of Book 1, Pencarrow had sold 22 yearlings for a total of $3,190,000 and an average price of $145,000.
As well as representing famous female families that have produced multiple generations of black type stars, Pencarrow Stud’s draft for Karaka 2022 has also received a series of recent boosts with notable pedigree updates over the last few weeks.
The racing career of Pencarrow filly Sicilian Dream (NZ) (Dream Ahead) began in the best possible way at Rotorua on Thursday with victory in the $12,000 Rydges Hotel Rotorua (1215m).
Pencarrow Stud and its instantly recognisable ‘V in a box’ brand have become synonymous with quality bloodstock, and its latest crop of blue-blooded yearlings will be offered exclusively at Karaka 2022 in March