A look back at The Land's Sires of the Seaon Thoroughbred stallion feature

By Virginia Harvey
Updated July 16 2020 - 9:28am, first published July 15 2020 - 2:00pm
Bowness Stud principal John North and prominent stallion Bon Hoffa, who sired new stakes winner when Noble Boy won the Winter Stakes-LR at Rosehill last Saturday. The Danzig grandson has featured in the Sires Of The Season (which is next week) for many years. Photo: Virginia Harvey
Bowness Stud principal John North and prominent stallion Bon Hoffa, who sired new stakes winner when Noble Boy won the Winter Stakes-LR at Rosehill last Saturday. The Danzig grandson has featured in the Sires Of The Season (which is next week) for many years. Photo: Virginia Harvey
Known to have some quirks, however, has left a legacy, Spinning World (and handler Gerry St John) on parade at Coolmore Stud during Hunter Valley parade week in August 2005. Photo: Virginia Harvey
Known to have some quirks, however, has left a legacy, Spinning World (and handler Gerry St John) on parade at Coolmore Stud during Hunter Valley parade week in August 2005. Photo: Virginia Harvey
Stallion handler Luke O'Shea and Widden Stud principal Antony Thompson with Anabaa (during parade week in 2005) a Danzig stallion who shuttled to the Widden district property in the early 2000s. Photo: Virginia Harvey
Stallion handler Luke O'Shea and Widden Stud principal Antony Thompson with Anabaa (during parade week in 2005) a Danzig stallion who shuttled to the Widden district property in the early 2000s. Photo: Virginia Harvey

NEXT week, The Land will feature its Sires of the Season, this year prepared as a liftout magazine to be inserted into the paper.

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