Conformation photo of a brown horse standing with ears pricked

So You Think x Flaming

Yearling - Colt

Type

Beautifully balanced colt with presence and quality

Purchased From

$100,000 purchase from New Zealand Bloodstock

Ownership Opportunity

22.5% Remaining

The Pedigree

The Sire

So You Think is one of Australasia’s most influential stallions, renowned for producing tough, genuine racehorses with class and versatility. A multiple Cox Plate winner himself, he consistently sires performers capable of succeeding at the highest level, from two-year-olds through to elite middle-distance horses.

The Dam

Hailing from a strong black-type family, being out of the stakes-placed mare Flaming, who finished second in a Group 3 in New Zealand. Flaming is a half-sister to Smoulder, a Group 2 winner and dual Group 1–placed performer, underscoring the depth of quality in the pedigree.

This colt is also a three-quarter relation to Group 3 winner and Group 2, Group 3 and Listed place getter, Burn To Shine (by So You Think) who was up and racing as a two-year-old with a career record of 9-3:1:3 for leading kiwi trainer Stephen Marsh.

From limited foals, the dam has produced Blaze A Trail, a two-time two-year-old winner and stakes-placed galloper.

Get To Know This Horse

Headshot of a brown horse with white face markings. The horses head is turned and its ears are pricked.

Physical Notes

A beautifully balanced colt with a lot of presence and quality. A big action which is typical of So You Think but with more natural strength than most.

JBR Analysis

One of the last So You Think’s available at market following his passing late last year. I’ve had good success with the progeny including Larusso and Sirkel who have both won Metropolitan races in Brisbane.

A Champion sire at an affordable price.

This colt is also QTIS eligible!

Video

Watch his parade video at Cavallo Park.

He has been in and out of the pre-training stable a handful of times and will be ready to come into the JBR barn late-June/early-July for his first look around Deagon.

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