The Rosemont Alliance is only in its third racing season and has found a number of stakes winners, but the Brisbane carnival could be where they get the ultimate prize of a group 1.
The stallion syndicate names their horses after AFL stars. Four-year-old Doull, which was a $1.2 million yearling, will run in the Gold Rush at Hawkesbury on Saturday and will be their first stallion to go stud.
“He is already a group 2 winner from the Caulfield Sprint in the spring, which was his last start,” Mithen said.
“He will stand at Rosemont this year, but we would like to get him into the Doomben 10,000, so Saturday is important for him as well.
“Schwarz is the star of the second year, and we’re hoping he can step up into the Stradbroke. And we have Bosustow, which is going up for the JJ Atkins. He has run second to Linebacker in a maiden and third to Traffic Warden in the VRC Sires, so he has form around the group 1 horses.
