Success Stories

The following horses all had distinguished racing careers in Victoria and were all purchased at Victorian Yearling Sales.

Shakamaker - Purchased for $3,500 at the 1997 Australian Pacing Gold Melbourne Yearling Sale and earned $2,229,634 in an illustrious racetrack career. Now at stud.

	Golden Reign - Sold for $8,500 at the 1991 APG Melbourne Yearling Sale. Earned $1,186,022 for his owners and a number of Grand Ciruit and Classic Races on the racetrack and then spent several seasons at Stud.

Yada Yada Yada - Purchased for $3,500 at the 2002 APG Melbourne Yearling Sale. Won a string of races in Victoria before being sent to America to race. Has career earnings of $737,147 to date.

	Robin Hood - Still racing strong on the Grand Circuit and has career earnings of $796,567 for his owners after being purchased for $32,000 at the 2002 APG Melbourne Yearling Sale.

Jadah Rose - Now racing successfully in America after an outstanding career in Victoria. Was purchased for $3,800 at the 2004 Aussco Graeme Board and Co Melbourne Premier Yearling Sale and has now amassed $465,424 in stakemoney earnings.

	Blatant Lie - Recently retired after amassing $410,403 in stake earnings. Originally purchased for $10,000 at the 2002 APG Melbourne Yearling Sale.

Safari - Outstanding racetrack performer who was originally purchased for $15,000 at the 2001 APG Melbourne Yearling Sale. Earned $535,445 in a brilliant racetrack career.

	Ally Luvzit - in early 2002 an unraced filly named Ally Luvzit was leased by the Make a Noise Syndicate, a syndicate made up of predominately players and supporters of the Birchip football club, 'Ally' went onto win just on $87,000 in stakes from 2002 to 2005. Her feature wins included the 2004 Cobram Cup and numerous metropolitan wins including one over the great Sting Lika Bee. Following their success with 'Ally' the Make A Noise syndicate has since gone onto further success racing well performed horses Streetem and High And Low who were purchased out of claiming races.