A Group 1-winning miler of exceptional talent, Satono Aladdin (JPN) made his mark internationally with a dominant victory in the G1 Yasuda Kinen in Tokyo. Now making waves at stud, he was Leading Sire of 2YOs in New Zealand in 2022–23, a clear sign of the early-running, forward types he consistently produces. With over 200 winners to his name, Satono Aladdin is rapidly establishing himself as a reliable source of class and versatility. His Southern Hemisphere stars include G1 New Zealand Oaks winner Pennyweka, alongside stakes winners Firestorm, Too Sweet, Lantern Way and Tokyo Tycoon. A sire on the rise, he is becoming a favoured choice for breeders and buyers seeking athletic, precocious horses with development upside.

By four-time Champion Sire Snitzel, Ajaayeb is a winning daughter of Augusta Proud, the brilliant juvenile who captured six of her first seven starts, including the Magic Millions 2YO Classic (RL) and G3 Breeders’ Stakes. She is a half-sister to Thyme For Roses who was a Group 3-winning juvenile and is now the dam of Zeitlos, a multiple stakes winner and Grade 2 performer in the U.S., who also placed in the Breeders’ Cup Filly & Mare Sprint. Snitzel is proving an outstanding broodmare sire, with daughters producing top performers such as Mossfun, Celestial Legend and Pinstriped. Ajaayeb blends elite 2YO performance with a deep, evolving black-type pedigree, and with her first foal Akermanis already a winner, she represents a highly exciting broodmare prospect with genuine international appeal.

A cornerstone of Australian breeding since 1989, Emirates Park is a proudly family-owned operation set in the lush Upper Hunter Valley at Murrurundi. With a longstanding commitment to quality, tradition and success, the farm has produced and raced an enviable roster of Group 1 winners under its iconic green and white silks. Home to a select band of broodmares, each nurtured with precision across world-class facilities, Emirates Park combines careful pedigree selection with expert horsemanship. Through generations of success on both the track and in the sale ring, the farm continues to play a vital role in shaping the future of the Australian thoroughbred