• Great looking filly who is the image of her dam
• Terrific walk and sense of purpose
• Has the structure and bloodlines to suggest that her aim would be the classic 3yo fillies races
• Her sire Dundeel has been well received thus far averaging 272k at MM

By a Group One winner out of a Group One winner, she hails from the first crop of an outstanding galloper whose first yearlings sold for up to $900,000 at the Magic Millions.

Bred on the highly successful High Chaparral/Danehill cross that has produced the big race winners Fenway, Pondarosa Miss and Free Eagle, she is a half-sister to three winners out of a terrific mare who won five races including the Doomben Cup, the Queen Of The South Stakes and the Doomben Roses.

Bred on a 4 X 4 cross of Sir Tristram, she is also line-bred to the Epsom Derby champ Shirley Heights.

Peter Ford: "A great looking filly who is the image of her dam. She has a terrific walk and a real sense of purpose. She has the structure and bloodlines to suggest that her aim would be the Classic 3Y0 Fillies races. Her sire Dundeel has been very well received so far, achieving a Magic Millions average of $272,000."

• Half sister to last years Wakeful Stakes (G2) winner in Tiamo Grace
• Being a late foal she took a bit of catching up to the others but has grown into a smart filly
• Always eager with a brilliant attitude. Busy with a great overstride
• Being by an up and coming, 10 times G1 winning sire in So You Think, she will follow in the footsteps of her older half sister
• Family residual is good with ‘I Am A Star’ (G1 Myer classic) being out of a half sister to Sicile

3/4 sister to the exciting Tiamo Grace, easy last start Wakeful Stakes winner.

Whilst that filly is by High Chaparral's son Monaco Consul this filly is by the same stallion's finest son who has made an exciting start to his stud career with the NZ 1000 Guineas winner La Diosa hailing from his first crop. Dam (by Anabaa who hails from the same prolific female line as High Chaparral) is an imported half-sister to the stakes winners Common World and Speciale and to the dams of this season's stakes winners Elegant Composure and I Am A Star (Group One Myer Classic).

This is the wonderful Fanfreluche family so well represented in this part of the world by Flying Spur and Encosta de Lago.

Peter Ford: "being a late foal she took a bit of catching up to the others but she has grown into a smart filly. Always eager with a brilliant attitude, she is a busy filly with a great overstep. She is by an up-and-coming ten times Group One winning sire from a great family that provides her with plenty of residual value. I think she will follow in the footsteps of her older 3/4 sister."

• This filly has some of the best available bloodlines in Australia
• By Epsom(G1) and Irish(G1) Derby winning son of Montjeu from a Werthimer (FR) family that produced the exceptional racehorse Solow (5 time G1 winner)
• She has taken some time but blossomed into an exceptional athlete
• Fantastic at the walk with an “I want to be here“ attitude
• Only foal of the mare to race “Areti” is a metro winning 2yo who contested the 2016 Blue Diamond( G1)

From the only Australian crop of a four times Group One winning son of the great Montjeu, she is a half-sister to exciting Moonee Valley debut winner Areti.

Her dam is an imported daughter of the triple Group winner Fabulous Hostess, also grandam of 2015 French and English Champion Older Miler Solow - winner of five Group One races. Boasting a 5 X 4 cross of Nureyev with an extra cross of that influential stallion's dam Special, she is also line-bred to the fine mares Almahmoud and Lalun.

Peter Ford: "this filly has some of the best bloodlines available in Australia. By an Epsom and Irish Derby winner from an outstanding Wertheimer family that has produced the exceptional Solow. She has taken some time but has blossomed into an exceptional athlete. She is fantastic at the walk with her 'I am going places' attitude."

• Well conformed filly with a great desire to want to please
• She keeps lifting the bar with her work during the preparation
• She is growing into a very stylish filly
• Dream Ahead sire stats are good on the 2nd season sire table
• Dam was very fast and has produced the pre Christmas 2yo in King’s Authority (1Start for 1 win down Flemington straight)
• A must inspection

Half-sister to the exciting juvenile King's Authority who was sold at last year's Melbourne Premier for $280,000 to Sun Bloodstock.

What a great impression he created racing away to an easy debut victory at Flemington in mid-December! Boasting a fascinating pedigree with a 4 X 4 Sadler's Wells cross supported by a 5 X 5 cross of the outstanding mare Where You Lead (grandam of Warning and Scenic), she is out of a stakes placed dual city winner from a speed family - one that descends from the influential matriarch Gondolette.

Peter Ford: "she is a well conformed filly with a great desire to please. She keeps lifting the bar with her work during her preparation and she is growing into a very stylish filly. Dream Ahead's sire statistics are very good and his dam was very fast. She is a must inspection."

• Busy, sharp filly from one of the great families in the stud book
• She is keen to please and gives the impression that she will run early
• Her dam by Hussonet is a half sister to the resurrected Domesday
• Sire can do no wrong and dam goes back to the great matriarch in Munroe

Daughter of a half-sister to the Group Two winning successful stallion Domesday from the same branch of the prolific Best In Show family that produced the superstar two-year-old Xaar.

This is of course also the family of Snitzel's champion sire Redoute's Choice - giving this filly an exciting 6 X 5 Best In Show cross, one that is reinforced by a 4 X 4 cross of the influential stallion Storm Bird (to whom Snitzel's Group winners Time For War, Amorino and Snitzel Spirit are line-bred) and 6 X 7 cross of the Canadian Oaks heroine Flaming Page via her son Nijinsky II and grandson The Minstrel. Also at work here is the outstanding Redoute's Choice/Hussonet cross; the combination of those two stallions boasting a 72% strike rate and a massive 16.1% stakes winners to runners ratio.

Peter Ford: "she is a busy, sharp filly from one of the great families in the stud book. She is keen to please and gives the impression that she will run early. Her sire can do no wrong and her dam goes back to the great matriarch Best In Show."

• A strong impressive colt well set up on his legs with great balance
• He is the big improver in our draft
• He is good at the walk and has a great sense of purpose
• A must see for colt buyers

Half-brother to the Inglis 2Y0 Premier-RL, 1200m winner Gold Force by an exciting first season stallion whose progeny sold up to $260,000 at the recent Magic Millions.

Boasting duplications of four influential mares (Natalma, Almahmoud, Fairy Bridge and Lalun) within seven generations, he is out of a half-sister to the triple Group One winner Mentality and to the dam of the stakes winners I'm All The Talk and Straturbo.

Peter Ford: " he is a strong impressive colt, well set up on his legs with great balance. The big improver of our draft, he is good at the walk with a terrific sense of purpose. A must see for colt buyers."

• Every year you hope to breed one like this
• Not only does she have the looks, her conformation and attitude is outstanding
• She represents everything you look for in a filly.
• Good bone. Deep shoulder. Great quarters. Low hocks. She is a must see
• Our best yearling

Bred on the same Medaglia d'Oro/Danehill cross as the Group One winners Vancouver and Astern, she is a half-sister to the highly promising Robbie Griffiths trained three-year-old Classic Diva out of an imported daughter of the wonderful sprinter Pipalong who was crowned UK Champion Older Sprinter and French Champion Older Female.

Classic Music is a full sister to Pipalong's Group Three winner Walk On Bye.

Peter Ford: "Every year you hope to breed one like this! Not only does she have the looks; her conformation is outstanding as is her attitude. She has everything you look for in a filly, good bone, a deep shoulder, great quarters, low hocks. She is our best yearling."

• Bred to be fast. Her full brother ran the fastest Breeze-up time recorded last year in Victoria (10.26)
• This filly is a carbon copy of last years colt.
• Sharp, good quarters and good purpose.
• A real early runner
• Sepoy expectations are high but stallion is doing a reasonable job in spite of this
• Sire of 41 winners inc 2 stakes winners from 121 to race

Out of a half-sister to the stakes winners Stokehouse and Malasun, she is out of a young mare whose first foal is the promising David Hayes trained three-year-old October Tutu. Hails from a strong Victorian family, one that produced one of the all time great W.S Cox Plate winners in Rubiton.

Peter Ford: "she is bred to be fast with her full brother running the fastest breeze-up time (10.26 seconds) recorded in Victorian last year - and she is a carbon copy of that colt. She is sharp with strong quarters and a good sense of purpose, a real early runner. The expectations for Sepoy were high but he is doing a reasonable job with 42 winners; two stakes winners and seven stakes placed."

• Third foal of a mare who’s family goes back to Courtza/Hunza/O’Reilly and Ocean Park
• He has a tough attitude and great balance
• He has a sharpness about him and a purposeful walk
• He could be the first winner from our draft

Dam is a daughter of the Group One winning Centaine mare Critic from one of New Zealand's finest families - that of the big race winners Ocean Park, Courtza, Prince Kaapstad, Our Pompeii and O'Reilly.

An interesting aspect to his pedigree is the combination of Sepoy's sire Elusive Quality and Pins' sire Snippets... there have been six stakes winners from just 29 runners bred on this cross; an amazing 20.6% stakes winner ratio!

Peter Ford: "he the third foal of a mare from a wonderful family. He has a tough attitude, great balance and a sharpness about him. With his purposeful walk he could be the first winner from our draft."