Having just his second career start, 3 year old gelding Rotho Bro faced the starter at Mudgee after an encouraging first-up third at Goulburn on debut.

He jumped well before jockey Jeff Penza settled him third on the rail over the 1100 metre trip. Once they turned into the straight, he zipped up the rail and drew away for an impressive 3.2 length win.

Rotho Bro was bred by good client James Critchley, who remains in the ownership.

After the 2025 Inglis Classic Yearling Sales, Austin Racing are excited to be bringing two new additions to the team.

Ownership opportunities are available for both.

See below,

 

LOT 462 - RUSSIAN REVOLUTION  x MUNJAI 

This athletic and beautifully balanced filly is by the leading sire Russian Revolution, ‘Snitzel’s fastest son’. He’s a multiple Group 1 Winner of the Oakleigh Plate & Galaxy, and a champion 1st & 2nd Season Sire.

She was purchased with a plan to target and race as a 2YO. 

Russian Revolution has thrown multiple 2YO winners, and the mare has also proven to throw 2YO types, which bolsters our confidence of having a 2YO performer next season. 

Jarrod's comment: "This filly really stole our attention. Great walk. Great attitude. Really balanced filly."

$3250 per 5%



LOT 611 - PRAGUE X SCARLET BEGONIAS (NZ)

This strong compact colt is by Prague, son of sire-of-sires, Redoute’s Choice. Prague was a dual Group-winning 2YO and an explosive 3YO sprinter. 

This colt has been stamped like his father, built for power and speed. With a big hind quarter and a great shoulder he has all the qualities to ensure he is fast.

Jarrod's comments: "Lovely strong type, has speed written all over him."

$3500 per 5%

If interested please do not hesitate to contact us!

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Four year old mare SUPER ZIPPI brought up her second win in just eight career starts when she took out a 1000 metre dash at Orange on 22 November.
Weighted at 62.5kg, Jarrod Austin took advantage of apprentice Olivia Dalton's 3 kilo claim, with Super Zippi consequently starting as the $3 favourite.
She jumped smartly from barrier 5 and sat outside the leader, fending off all comers in the straight to win comfortably by 1.7 lengths.
It was a popular win for her 16-strong ownership group!

20 Sept: On the back of her scintillating win in the Listed Mona Lisa Stakes two weeks previously, Terra Mater showed her typical tenacity and will to win with another impressive victory in the prestigious Group 3 Tibbie Stakes at Newcastle.
With her regular jockey Nash Rawiller in the saddle, Terra Mater jumped brilliantly from gate 2. Allowing Overriding to take the lead, she took a sit behind her and then popped off Overriding's heels on the turn. Showing her great turn of foot, Terra Mater surged ahead to take the race by 0.64 lengths.
The five-year-old mare now takes her earnings to $647,750 for her dozen happy owners.
Pic: Bradley Photos.

Hermosa Rosa scored her second win from 11 starts on Saturday 8 September, when downing her rivals at Orange over 1000 metres.

The lightly raced five year old raced midfield up until the turn, making her move once the cutaway rail came into play. Jockey Ellen Hennessy pushed the mare out to win comfortably by 1.43 lengths.

Both her wins have been at Orange, proving that neither she nor her trainer Jarrod minds a long trip to win a race!

Dame Annie showed up at just her second career start with a strong win at Gundagai on Sunday 9 September.

Jumping to the front from the start, jockey Ellen Hennessy dictated the pace over the 1180m  race and once they turned into the straight she continued to extend her lead.

Easing up at the post, Dame Annie won by a shade under 5 lengths from her nearest rival, the race favourite Master Artist.

Congratulations to owner and breeder, Jim Critchley, who was on-course to watch!

Her win brought up three winners for Jarrod within a week.

The subject of a late betting plunge, the tough and consistent mare TERRA MATER lived up to the hype in the Listed Mona Lisa Stakes at Wyong on Sunday 1st September.
Coming off a good second at Rosehill resuming from a spell, Terra Mater's good second-up record remained intact under a masterful yet heart-stopping ride from Nash Rawiller, who burst through a tiny gap between the leaders less than 30 metres from the finish line.
Purchased as a weanling for $1,750 by now part-owner Gary Carden, Terra Mater advanced her record to seven wins, six seconds and a third placing from 16 starts, amassing prize money of $506,350.