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Lovatsville | Lovatsville Stallions Gold Trip

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$8,800 INC. GST

BREEDING RIGHT BROCHURE

OUTSTRIP (GB) - SARVANA (FR), by Dubai Destination (USA), 2017 - Bay, 16.0 1/2hh

  • Melbourne Cup winning Champion
  • Sensational winner of the weight-for-age Group 1 Turnbull Stakes destroying a high class field, including subsequent Cox Plate winner Romantic Warrior
  • Durable, racing each season  a 2 year-old until his retirement
  • Group winning and Group 1 performed 3 year-old in Europe, including a 4th to Sottass in the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe.

2024 Service Fee - $8,800 incl. GST. Free returns, conditions apply. *Limited number of attractive breeding right packages available.

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  • Gold Trip's pedigree possesses several stamina-producing ancestors, combined with his class, toughness and a turn of foot, to see him debut as a 2 year-old over a mile, to weight-for-age Group 1 victory over 2000m to a Melbourne Cup over 3200m
  • A grandson of Australian speed sensation Exceed and Excel via his Group 1 winning Breeders Cup juvenile son Outstrip
  • Out of a Dubai Destination mare, who has also been responsible as a broodmare sire for the likes of Postponed, Golden Horn, Thunder Snow, La Crique, Silent Sedition etc
  • Hailing from a well-performed Aga Khan family, similiar to The Autumn Sun

Performance

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  • Dominant Melbourne Cup winner, carrying a big weight
  • Explosive weight-for-age Group 1 Turnball Stakes winner, blowing right past a high quality field including subsequent Cox Plate winner Romantic Warrior
  • The attitude and ability to debut over a mile as a 2 year-old, placing at his only start, before returning as a Group winning and Group 1 performed 3 year-old, where later in the same season he ran a gallant 4th to Sottass in the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe
  • Described by jockey Mark Zahra as one of the best horses he has ever ridden and by Champion trainer Ciaron Maher as one of the best horses he has ever trained

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Melbourne Cup Champion Gold Trip to stand at Lovatsville

16 May 2024

Ciaron Maher Racing, Australian Bloodstock and new Victorian Stallion Station, Lovatsville, are pleased to announce that Gold Trip will stand this coming season at the Central Victoria-based stud, Lovatsville for a fee of $8,800 (incl. GST).

As a Melbourne Cup winner and weight-for-age Turnbull Stakes victor, Gold Trip retires having demonstrated immense talent and resilience to compete and perform in the Caulfield Cup, Cox Plate and Melbourne Cup in back-to-back years. Racing as a 2 year-old in France, onto multiple Group 1 performances as a Classic European 3 year-old where he ran a gallant 4th to Sottass in the Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe, followed by a glittering Australian racing career.

Providing Champion trainer Maher with the crowning achievement of his training career in winning the Melbourne Cup, Gold Trip retires as one of Maher’s best ever gallopers “He won a Melbourne Cup, was beaten a lip in the Caulfield Cup, was a weight-for-age Turnbull Stakes winner, could have won a Cox Plate and was elite in an Arc. He is a legitimate freak.”

Co-purchaser and owner of Gold Trip, Australian Bloodstock’s Jamie Lovett spoke of the attraction of Gold Trip when sourcing him from Europe “What appealed to us in Gold Trip was his dynamic turn of foot, as we saw in that explosive performance in the Group 1 Turnbull Stakes. There is no doubt in my mind that he was beating the best 2000m field assembled in this country in the last 20 years and he beat them with his head on his chest.”

Lovett further added, in qualifying Gold Trip’s stud credentials “Weight-for-age is our measure for the elite, however when he was asked to carry weight in the big handicaps he had the class to do that too and I believe that is a quality that will resonate with breeder’s looking to breed a genuine racehorse.”

Lovatsville’s Sam White is delighted to add Gold Trip to the Lovatsville roster “It is quite rare that the Australasian breeding community get a chance to access horses who have performed so well in an Arc, arguably Europe’s premier race. Gold Trip had the versatility to race at the highest level here for multiple seasons demonstrating his class and toughness, while also displaying obvious speed where he flew past subsequent Cox Plate winner Romantic Warrior in the Turnbull.”

White feels that Gold Trips performance, physique and price point will pique the interest of many breeders “At $8,800 he is priced extremely well considering his ability. We want to inject further value into the opportunity by providing very attractive breeding right packages so that Gold Trip’s supporters can access him for the duration of his career for a modest outlay.”

Alongside the breeding right packages in Gold Trip, Ciaron Maher Racing, Australian Bloodstock and Gold Trip’s ownership group have committed to supporting the horse at stud, ensuring that he starts his career at stud positively. 

To learn more about Gold Trip and the breeding right packages available, or Lovatsville and the other stallions on their roster for this season, please visit their website www.lovatsville.com or contact Sam White: +61 408 123 428 or [email protected]

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Gold Trip retired to stud

Andrew Eddy

Gold Trip has run his last race but one of the turf’s biggest stars in recent seasons will continue to impact heavily on Victorian racing into the future after securing a home at stud.

The rising eight-year-old entire is to stand just an hour north of where he staged his two great Flemington performances at the newly-launched venture Lovatsville (former Leneva Stud) near Seymour.

He will stand his first season this spring for a fee of $8800.

At a reported purchase price out of Europe of $2.3 million, Gold Trip more than repaid his new owners Australian Bloodstock with his Australian earnings at close to $7 million by the time he’d run his last race when a first-up third in the G2 Peter Young Stakes (1800m) at Caulfield in February.

Less than a month later, he sustained a tendon injury, which required a period of recuperation before he could race again.

Gold Trip has been responsible for some of the great track performances in Australia over the past few seasons after earlier showing his class as a young horse in France when placed fourth in the 2020 Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe.

His 2022 Melbourne Cup victory with 57.5 kilograms saw him become the first topweight to win the race since Makybe Diva’s third victory (with 58kgs) in 2005.

Last spring, he turned in possibly the carnival’s most impressive run when he stormed home from near last to win in the G1 Turnbull Stakes (2000m) at Flemington.

Second that day was the import West Wind Blows, who then ran second in the Caulfield Cup. Third in last year’s Turnbull was the eventual Melbourne Cup runner-up Soulcombe and fourth in the Turnbull was the ultimate Cox Plate winner in Romantic Warrior.

It was that Turnbull performance that will be most attractive to mare owners according to Australian Bloodstock director Jamie Lovett.

“There is no doubt in my mind that he was beating the best 2000-metre field assembled in this country in the last 20 years and he beat them with his head on his chest,” he said.

WATCH: Gold Trip win the 2022 Melbourne Cup

Lovett said Gold Trip had not been sold with the owners keen to continue their association with the horse in his post-racing career.

Champion trainer Ciaron Maher said Gold Trip was one of the best horses he had ever prepared.

“He won a Melbourne Cup, was beaten a lip in the Caulfield Cup, was a weight-for-age Turnbull Stakes winner, could have won a Cox Plate and was elite in an Arc. He is a legitimate freak.”

Lovatsville’s Sam White said he felt Gold Trip had so much value to offer in the breeding barn.

“At $8800, he is priced extremely well considering his ability,” he said. “We want to inject further value into the opportunity by providing very attractive breeding right packages so that Gold Trip’s supporters can access him for the duration of his career for a modest outlay.”

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  1. Gold Trip - Wikipedia

    Gold Trip (foaled 10 March 2017) is a multiple Group 1 winning French-bred Thoroughbred racehorse that is most notable for winning the 2022 Melbourne Cup.

  2. Lovatsville | Lovatsville Stallions Gold Trip

    As a Melbourne Cup winner and weight-for-age Turnbull Stakes victor, Gold Trip retires having demonstrated immense talent and resilience to compete and perform in the Caulfield Cup, Cox Plate and Melbourne Cup in back-to-back years.

  3. Gold Trip retired to stud - RACING.COM

    At a reported purchase price out of Europe of $2.3 million, Gold Trip more than repaid his new owners Australian Bloodstock with his Australian earnings at close to $7 million by the time he’d run his last race when a first-up third in the G2 Peter Young Stakes (1800m) at Caulfield in February.

  4. Gold Trip Racehorse Profile, Stats, Form Guide, News ...

    Gold Trip is a 7yo bay Stallion from France trained by Ciaron Maher, who is based at null. It is sired by the stallion Outstrip out of the dam Sarvana. Given that it has won at Group One level and has amassed $6953336.00 in career earnings, Gold Trip is regarded as an elite class of racehorse.

  5. Redemption for owners after staying the distance with Gold Trip

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    Gold Trip is out of the Aga Khan mare Sarvana, who was unplaced in one minor race in France but is a sibling of Group 3-winning miler Sarkiyla. Bred by Michel Monfort, he was sold by Haras de Grandcamp as a yearling at Arqana for €60,000 and began life for Jean-Louis Bouchard and the Chappet stable.